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Old 08-09-2018, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by TrapperMike View Post
Blaming the wolves again. They have been part of this ecosystem forever. Last time we were up at old crow the news came in that the Americans had shot over twice the quota before they could get the news out to the hunters that the season was closed. This happens on a regular bases. The same year the Americans caught so many salmon at the mouth of the Yukon that all fishing for salmon was shut down in the Yukon. Recreational and natives both. The Yukon is an Canadian territory but it’s wildlife is under the control of the U. S. you would be amazed of what the are getting away with.
Wolves and bears are what kill Caribou, man doesn’t kill enough to put a dent in anything. They have definitely been a part of the ecosystem forever, and left unchecked their 50-70 year cycle of boom, depleted ungulates, starvation and disease, then a return of the ungulates will continue. But I don’t want to wait 70 years for it to get better before we see caribou in numbers again.

Americans were shooting caribou without Outfitters ??? Seems odd

What else are the Americans getting away with ?
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