How many non resident alien tags sold in Alberta each year?

[bigwolf]

I can't seem to find the info online. Just wondering if anyone knows where to get that info?

[KyleSS]

Call APOS on Tuesday

[bigwolf]

Originally Posted by KyleSS

Call APOS on Tuesday

Will do. I'll post what they tell me in case anyone else is interested.

[walking buffalo]

Some general licence sales info.

https://mywildalberta.ca/buy-licence...tatistics.aspx

[bigwolf]

I did find that online just not quite what I'm looking for.

[walking buffalo]

What specifically are you looking for?

F&W promised to publish detailed licence data every year.
And another project pushed aside for today's flavour.


APOS might help, might ask for a fee, or not.

F&W has the data, just need to WRITE the right person and ask.

[DRhunter]

I was the the Fish and Game AGM this past weekend and there was mention from individuals in AEP that they were looking at some sort of legislation or way to work with other provincial hunting jurisdictions to ensure that an individual can only be resident in any single province or territory. They didn’t give us a ton of information, just that they were trying to work on it.
Hopefully this will significantly reduce those guys that have multiple residential addresses and are able to hunt as “resident hunters” in multiple jurisdictions.

DR


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[Torkdiesel]

Originally Posted by DRhunter

I was the the Fish and Game AGM this past weekend and there was mention from individuals in AEP that they were looking at some sort of legislation or way to work with other provincial hunting jurisdictions to ensure that an individual can only be resident in any single province or territory. They didn’t give us a ton of information, just that they were trying to work on it.
Hopefully this will significantly reduce those guys that have multiple residential addresses and are able to hunt as “resident hunters” in multiple jurisdictions.

DR


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It’s a very simple solution, they need to have a drivers license or government ID with the province they wish to hunt in with them for their hunting licenses to be legal.

Done deal

[last minute]

Originally Posted by Torkdiesel

It’s a very simple solution, they need to have a drivers license or government ID with the province they wish to hunt in with them for their hunting licenses to be legal.

Done deal

Wow for real a driver's license or government ID to the province they wish to hunt in for that hunting license to be legal .

so if someone that wanted to hunt all the provinces they would need all the different driver licenses / government ID not practical .Done deal
if I'm understanding you correctly

[35 whelen]

Originally Posted by last minute

Wow for real a driver's license or government ID to the province they wish to hunt in for that hunting license to be legal .

so if someone that wanted to hunt all the provinces they would need all the different driver licenses / government ID not practical .Done deal
if I'm understanding you correctly

NO ,you would not be a resident of that province if you did not have a drivers lisence or some other provincial id.

[last minute]

Originally Posted by 35 whelen

NO ,you would not be a resident of that province if you did not have a drivers lisence or some other provincial id.

Thanks I understand better now .

[Torkdiesel]

Originally Posted by last minute

Wow for real a driver's license or government ID to the province they wish to hunt in for that hunting license to be legal .

so if someone that wanted to hunt all the provinces they would need all the different driver licenses / government ID not practical .Done deal
if I'm understanding you correctly

You’re going to hold multiple drivers licenses or health cards in multiple provinces and keep changing them around to prove you currently live in each province?
Not sure how many people would be willing to break the law like that in the hopes they won’t get caught hunting in the wrong province.

I guess if their employer didn’t need them to have a license, and you were just a kid that didn’t own anything it might be easier. For myself it would be a nightmare trying to change things back and forth just so I could hunt two provinces as a resident