Turn In a Poacher or Polluter

Protect Indiana Wildlife

Turn in a Poacher, Inc. (TIP) is a non-profit conservation organization that protects our fish and wildlife resources by increasing public support and involvement in bringing violators to justice.

A poacher is a thief who illegally steals wildlife that belongs to each Indiana citizen. Indiana DNR manages wildlife for everyone. Every person can help TIP support DNR’s efforts by reporting potential violations. This will help conserve wildlife for future generations.

Call TIP if you see, hear, or learn about a poacher or another fish and wildlife violation. If your “TIP” leads to an arrest, you may receive as much as a $500 reward, and you can remain anonymous.

Turn in a Polluter

TIP supports the efforts of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) and the Department of Natural Resources to protect air, land, and water quality. You can help by submitting a pollution complaint to IDEM. Or you can call the TIP line, and the complaint will be passed along on your behalf.

• Phil Seng, TIP president, Hoosier Outdoor Writers
• Gene Hopkins, TIP vice president, Indiana Sportsmen’s Roundtable
• Joe Cales, Treasurer, National Wild Turkey Federation
• Brent Headland, Indiana Hunter Education Association
• Richard Garrett, Indiana Audubon Society
• Melinda Smith, Indiana Bowhunters Association
• Leigh Ann Pittman, Indiana Bass'n Gals
• Dan Boritt, Indiana Wildlife Federation
• Capt. Jet Quillen, Conservation Officer

• Jay Demais, National Rifle Association
• Geriann Albers, Division of Fish & Wildlife
• Phillip Smith, Bartholomew County Conservation Council
• Lt. Brent Bohbrink, TIP Coordinator
• Shelby Kaufman, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
• Brian Stone, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
• Kristina Kokot, At-Large
• Major Brian Bailey, Conservation Officer