Federal prosecutors in Montana charged two men over allegations the pair killed an estimated 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, as part of a "killing spree" before selling the eagle parts on a black market, according to a federal grand jury indictment. The two men are accused of working with others to hunt and kill birds on Montana's Flathead Indian Reservation, the indictment states. The men then allegedly sold parts of the birds, including eagle feathers, tails, and wings for "significant sums of cash." Simon Paul, 42, of St. Ignatius, Mont. and Travis John Branson, 48, of Cusick, Wash., are facing 13 counts of unlawful trafficking of bald and golden eagles and one c
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