Trapline Problems
Gordy C has written good article in this months AO on the new trapping changes by the Bio's. He gave two good examples where trap line transfers will not work. One where daughter has been on trap line owned by dad for 40 years and she may not get the line. The second by native fellow that will have problem getting/retaining a line.
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Or you could be like a member on this forum who just tried to buy a line and they said sure but they wanted to cut it in half and tell him to remove the old cabin on the half he won't be owning.......
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As far as the article I sure do like AO Magazine and this issue has some great articles, but looking on this Forum there is more information here in various threads than what was printed in the article. The article is a waste of paper as far as I can see and really says nothing. |
What was the reason that the two individuals wouldn't be able to get a trap line......because they can't afford or don't have the time to attend all of the courses for points? If they have the experience and the traps that's the only reason that I can think of.
40 years of trapping experience......check Loads of traps and equipment......check No time or money to attend courses......sorry, you don't qualify, Ma'am! :budo: |
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http://www.albertatrappers.com/pdf/I...cement%202.pdf So what is the reason given in the article that they will never be able to qualify for a trap line then? :huh: |
I'm sure if the individual wants to tell all then he will. That's up to him.
And from my chat with my Bio it is not the most experienced person they say and if you have a line already you are loosing marks lol I told him I wanted another line and by the way he talked I think that dream won't happen. |
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Hmmmmmmmm...... Hunting, Fishing, Trapping are all becoming harder for an average Albertan to participate in each year. Even harvesting Mushrooms have become more difficult due to govt regs in some areas.
It is amassing how intrusive our nanny state is becoming. |
The main point of Gordys article is ATA President and Directors worked very hard for 8 years in meetings with GOA to come up with fair RFMA/Trapper policy. The Bios ignored all the hard work, then famous 8 Fur group drafted their own version without even consulting ATA. Hopefully they will now listen to ATA in upcoming meetings in September.
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Like a wise man once said..."Are you busy, or are you productive?" Sounds like a lot of busy people in both the ATA and GOA in the past.
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How long have you had an RFMA? :) |
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And now seeing some of the names involved in the Fur group things are a little more clear as well. Thanks for the info. |
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Kind of pathatic how a human being can have so little self worth that they have to reinvent themselves over and over again and make inflammatory comments on forums trying to get someone, in fact anyone, to pay attention to them.
Is that fat I smell burning? |
Nube you sure have a lot of opinions for a guy who just started out in the game. I appreciate your energy and sharing but you're pretty quick to make sweeping statements about things you have no history, or facts on.
Your insult to the folks of the ATA who fought for this industry for a decade, in good faith with a government who spoke with forked tongues, is unfair. I saw my share of the government BS during that period, have been on first name basis with a series of Wildlife ministers, who also lied to my face. But i guess if you had been in charge you'd have got the job done? How about stepping up and helping out and showing us trapper's how it's done. Or is it just a whole lot easier to slag the people actually doing the work? |
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Just an interesting observation that the entire hired staff at the ATA has resigned in the past 6 months. ALL of them! (the amazingly helpful admins, the manager, even the new executive director) It would indicate that there are issues with those running the ATA.....
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Guys this is not the time to be arguing over the small stuff. Lets pull together and come with a strong voice to the GOA. If not they will ram the Bio Fur Group policy down our throats. Respect the hard work previous ATA Presidents and Directors have done for us, after all they are volunteers, that spent their own money to travel around the province representing our concerns.
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Uke, no that is not small stuff if true, however we still need to move forward with strongest voice even under the circumstances.
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