Alberta Grizzly Bear Hunting

[rigger338]

So, I have a co-worker who is treaty indian and he believes that he can legally kill a grizzly in Alberta even tho there is no legal licenced season right now. He says that he would never shoot one, as he has no want to eat it, but says that if he did want to he could. Is this true?

[sunsetrider2011]

So, I have a co-worker who is treaty indian and he believes that he can legally kill a grizzly in Alberta even tho there is no legal licenced season right now. He says that he would never shoot one, as he has no want to eat it, but says that if he did want to he could. Is this true?

he would be wrong

[creeky]

:party0052:

[1899b]

So, I have a co-worker who is treaty indian and he believes that he can legally kill a grizzly in Alberta even tho there is no legal licenced season right now. He says that he would never shoot one, as he has no want to eat it, but says that if he did want to he could. Is this true?

Yes

[Skywalker]

Treaty Indians CAN shoot Grizzlies. I know this for a fact because I mounted a life size for one 2 years ago. And yes the Fish and Wildlife did come and ask me about it.

[IR_mike]

he would be wrong

Treaty individuals hunt woodland caribou with no threat of prosecution, why would a grizzly be any different?

[1899b]

http://www.huntingfortomorrow.com/HFTF_Home/FACT%20SHEETS/Fact%20Sheet%208%20Oct%2008.pdf

[pickrel pat]

He could shoot it.

[pickrel pat]

Should be able to shoot all the feral horses to? Lol

[Mutter87]

Treaty Indians CAN shoot Grizzlies. I know this for a fact because I mounted a life size for one 2 years ago. And yes the Fish and Wildlife did come and ask me about it.

This doesn't bring up any red flags? Sustinence hunting yet getting the animals mounted?

[pickrel pat]

This doesn't bring up any red flags? Sustinence hunting yet getting the animals mounted?

Could of just needed an eyeball for an important ceremony..

[Jamie]

It is unlawful to allow the edible meat of any game or bird to be wasted, destroyed, spoiled or abandoned. Because the hunting rights of Indians extend only to hunting game for food, all meat from a harvested animal or bird must be salvaged and used for food.

Wonder how the Grizz tasted?

Jamie

[Mutter87]

Could of just needed an eyeball for an important ceremony..

I'd give my breeding rights to ensure these people could never take another animal again. One day things will change!

[Mutter87]

It is unlawful to allow the edible meat of any game or bird to be wasted, destroyed, spoiled or abandoned. Because the hunting rights of Indians extend only to hunting game for food, all meat from a harvested animal or bird must be salvaged and used for food.

Wonder how the Grizz tasted?

Jamie

Should be flat out illegal. They should only be allowed to take cow elk of Doe's!

[elkhunter11]

I'd give my breeding rights to ensure these people could never take another animal again. One day things will change!

Yes unfortunately one day things likely will change, and these people will likely be the only people that are still allowed to hunt.

[avb3]

It is unlawful to allow the edible meat of any game or bird to be wasted, destroyed, spoiled or abandoned. Because the hunting rights of Indians extend only to hunting game for food, all meat from a harvested animal or bird must be salvaged and used for food.

Wonder how the Grizz tasted?

Jamie

Not as gamey as eagle.

[ganderblaster]

Treaty Indians CAN shoot Grizzlies. I know this for a fact because I mounted a life size for one 2 years ago. And yes the Fish and Wildlife did come and ask me about it.

You mounted a full size grizzly?:love0025::scared0018:

[Jamie]

Not as gamey as eagle.

I found Goldens to be better fare than the Bald.
Lolololol


Jamie

[rigger338]

wow!! dick move dude!!

[Marko]

:party0052:

[pseelk]

Ibtl

[IHUNT]

It is unlawful to allow the edible meat of any game or bird to be wasted, destroyed, spoiled or abandoned. Because the hunting rights of Indians extend only to hunting game for food, all meat from a harvested animal or bird must be salvaged and used for food.

Wonder how the Grizz tasted?

Jamie

Tastes AWESOME!!:)

[IHUNT]

PS This thread is going down hill REAL FAST!!!

[catnthehat]

It is unlawful to allow the edible meat of any game or bird to be wasted, destroyed, spoiled or abandoned. Because the hunting rights of Indians extend only to hunting game for food, all meat from a harvested animal or bird must be salvaged and used for food.

Wonder how the Grizz tasted?

Jamie
Bears and cougar are excempt from this part o fthe regs, Jamie.:)
Cat