OHV & Fire Ban for all Crown Land

[timsesink]

Hello Everybody,
For those thinking about bear hunting & random camping you better check this release. It's tough call but I think the right one.

Fishing, Camping & hunting still allowed, just no fires & OHVs.

Restrictions likely eased in June.

https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?x...5_m8TJw4sL7Drc

[mickeyjim]

Unless you are indigenous and quadding on crown lands for traditional purposes

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[bigbaddad]

Originally Posted by timsesink

Hello Everybody,

For those thinking about bear hunting & random camping you better check this release. It's tough call but I think the right one.



Fishing, Camping & hunting still allowed, just no fires & OHVs.



Restrictions likely eased in June.



https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?x...5_m8TJw4sL7Drc

I have my own thoughts, why do you feel irs the correct call?

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[timsesink]

We simply don't have the finances or manpower to handle multiple emergencies well. It still allows random camping, hunting & fishing. It only removes what is the most dangerous elements, OHV useage and fires.

It also states this most likely for April & May when fire danger is the highest (both Slave Lake & Ft. MAc Fire occurred in May)

Glad we didn't go the BC or Alaska route..

p.s agreed about how this should apply to all users.

[JeanCretien]

Originally Posted by mickeyjim

Unless you are indigenous and quadding on crown lands for traditional purposes

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Awesome man.- For a millennium, my peoples have driven ATVs across these great lands.


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[st99]

Originally Posted by mickeyjim

Unless you are indigenous and quadding on crown lands for traditional purposes

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Canada, promoting racism since 1867!

[NewGuard84]

Hunting still open? Chalk up the relative W and carry on.

[Pixel Shooter]

Already posted in general forum