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[Tcon]

Originally Posted by Scott N

I think you should have asked him to quote what section of the Wildlife Act you were breaking. Chance are, he couldn't.

Exactly, you should be familiar with Wildlife Act, Public Lands Act and Firearms Act. In all honesty, they aren't difficult to comprehend and its in your best interest to understand them.

In all my encounters with conservation officers, they 100% of the time ask you what you are doing. They can't make an assumption that you are hunting unless they witness you engaging in hunting activities as described in the acts OR that you admit to hunting. However, if you are hunting, you need a wildlife certificate and any other certificate/tags that apply.

Possessing a firearm alone does not constitute hunting activity, you can legally carry a firearm on crown land for recreational purposes, protection or for any other reason you want as long as long as it complies with the acts and local bylaws.

[muzzy]

Originally Posted by Talking moose

Have you shot and killed a charging grizzly?

No to grizzly yes to charging black bear you did read the 300 pounds and black not 600 pounds and brown
Thank you

[Talking moose]

Originally Posted by muzzy

No to grizzly yes to charging black bear you did read the 300 pounds and black not 600 pounds and brown
Thank you

#1 you never said it happened to you.
#2 how do you know she's not capable of it? Some people have nerves of steel, others not so much. Do you know her?