A wild game hunter who tried to hide an illegally obtained trophy from customs officials using falsified paperwork was sentenced to six months in federal prison, $85,000 in fines, and two years of supervised release. His trophy was the carcass of a critically endangered wild sheep, a critically acclaimed species found in the Ladakh urial region of Ladakh, India and Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. The owner of the hunting company has been charged by federal prosecutors but remains in Pakistan. While this was a case of illegal smuggling of a carcass, some wildlife traffickers smuggle live animals, which could pose a significant problem for ecosystems.