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There is (unless laws have changed) a sustenance hunting licence available for all Albertans and Canadians living so far away from society or north of a certain parallel. Should be no need to destroy antlers ro skullplates.
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Given that certain people go trophy hunting, under the guise of sustenance hunting, then there is a legitimate reason to ask that the skullplates are broken. If the animal really was killed for sustenance, regardless of who it was killed by, they shouldn't care if it can't be officially scored as a trophy. Only a trophy hunter should care if his trophy can't be officially scored.