Wish I could hunt in JNP
I am hearing Parks is closing the Celestine Lake area for a hunt next week for a lucky few aboriginal people. Man would I love to hunt that area. Good luck on the hunt and enjoy this special privilege.
3 bulls 3 rams and 3 deer is what they can get. |
Don't forget your spotlight.
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Banff will be next. It is in the planning stage.
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Anyone have a link for this?
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Are they using handmade bows and arrows, hunting in traditional clothing, to make pemmican?
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Why wouldn't this be offered as a lottery hunt like the Minister's Tag so that any resident hunter could have the opportunity to take part in this hunt while raising conservation funds at the same time? Between the Suffield hunt and now this I'm starting to really get frustrated with the "special" treatment of certain groups. All Alberta residents should have the same opportunity to partake in something like this.
I'll admit this is the first I've heard of it, so I'm completely ignorant as to the reasoning or rationale behind the hunt, but this doesn't pass the smell test in my opinion. |
So far I have heard it is a rifle hunt and the Celestine road will be opened to accommodate vehicles. It is a 6 day hunt.
It was also in the news that aboriginal hunters will be used to control the Buffalo that Banff has reintroduced should their numbers get too high. I agree that hunts like this would be great for all of us to have a chance at. |
CBC recently ran an article on the Banff hunt.
This was not just for buffalo, not just for hunting. Don't be surprised if you come across an active native village that hasn't existed for many moons. Our National Parks are accepting that Aboriginal people are part of the natural landscape, they are to be re-introduced just as buffalo were. Sorry Hooter, According to Parks Canada, if you don't have a Treaty card you are Not part of Nature. No access for you. |
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At the end of the day I just don't think it's fair. |
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IMO this crap has gone far enough. Wonder what the public response would have to be to change things.... |
I agree with you Hooter.
Canada Parks doesn't. ----- Blade, yes there has been Treaty hunting in Banff before. This will become common, and not just for herd reduction purposes. The Jasper hunt is to set precedent and protocol. It has nothing to do with conservation or wildlife management. |
Wouldn't be much of a hunt the animals are so used to vehicles and what not I'd rather take a rag horn 5x5 that I worked my ass of for then a record book that was easy
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This is about Aboriginal rights to access and use National Parks lands. This is a power play to the eventual passing of control of these lands. |
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I live in JNP and have heard nothing about this. Please post a link or source.
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I can't say names but from someone in PC system.
It's also mentioned on the Jasper FB page. |
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We teach our kids segregation is a bad thing... yet here we are, having goverment segregated hunts. Hard to explain this to the kids...
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I feel discriminated against.
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What a joke... I can't retire fast enough, tired of giving tax money to support this crap.
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Confirmed.
I dont know whether to laugh or cry. There's some parks panties twisted and phones blowing up right now. Apparently this reeeaaaalllyy wasn't supposed to get out, they are doing their best to squash it on FB. Hey WB, you getting the same messages? Lol. Oops :) |
I say an active protest about this kind of crap!! Let's shut down a hiway and get the media involved that's the only way people are actually going to see what kind of back door bull **** goes on
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Public pressure certainly worked with Suffield, if a little late. Contact your MP. The provincial govt will deny any knowledge of federal policy until well after the fact, and do their very best not to get involved. |
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Hopefully the same rules apply as for the wildlife. No handouts. |
What a joke.
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