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ADVANCE FOR THE WEEKEND OF MAY 14-15 AND THEREAFTER - In an April 19, 2016 photo, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks regional investigator Bryan Golie, scans the ridgetops of the Beartooth Game Range searching for signs of trespassing shed hunters. Golie studies what makes people continually kill big game animals illegally. After years of documenting commonalities in the field, interviews, prosecutions and talking to other wardens, Golie developed a portrait of a 1-percenter that he believes will help wardens catch them and save trophy wildlife. (Thom Bridge/Independent Record via AP)
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