In “Trafficking, a Memoir of an Undercover Game Warden” retired Idaho conservation officer Tony Latham recounts a case that changed his life 20 years ago. It involved a few Nez Perce, a group of non-Indians and the criminal trafficking of big-game animals out of the Orofino area.
He wrote the book to let go of things that still bothered him, he says, but he also wrote it to give the public a look at the detailed cases officers must build in order to prosecute wildlife thieves. He’ll sign copies of the book from 3-6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6 at And Books Too in Clarkston.
You can read the 360 interview with Latham that ran in July here.