Slave lake hunt in late November
Once again disgusted with what goes on. Last light is 5.12 we leave and out come the spot lights. Please tell me how we can let this still take place. Makes me sick to say the least. We need to finally scrap this “rights” bull crap. Since when is this considered hunting.?. I’m sorry but it’s Time fo all to follow the rules. Nobody should have the right to hunt after dark... let’s wake up and keep it fair for all. Enough is enough. And no “ it’s not your right any longer”
What I saw. Does killed for only their hind quarters. Trespassing. Spot light hunting. Fricken joke. Stop the insanity. |
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Seems like you seen an awful lot of unlawfull activity topgun... What was the response from f&w is my question
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Grew up for a while there and still have a bunch of family there, I could tell you some terrible stories, at least they took some meat, I've seen MANY animals simply shot and left up there. Sickening
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But I agree, either everyone hunts at night or no one. Many natives like my friend claim that they hunted with fire and lamps from the traders before Canada existed. So I guess the definition of a lantern powered by oil now is a 400w spotlight haha. |
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A tidbit of info on the subject.
An article I come across lately.
Hunting at night not an automatic right The Morris-Olsen decision from British Columbia in 2006 affirmed the right for Indigenous people to hunt at night, also known as "spotlighting." Critchlow with the MNRF says a person needs to prove through historical evidence that their community has a tradition of hunting at night. They also have to ensure the safety of the public, which Critchlow says usually means hunting in a remote area. He remembers a case within city limits of Thunder Bay, where charges stuck against a man who otherwise would have had the right to hunt at night. While in neighbouring Manitoba, night hunting is such a flashpoint issue that the premier has predicted it could cause a "race war" it hasn't been on the public radar much in Ontario. |
I don't agree with shooting guns in the dark for anyone so I would vote against everyone having the right.
So far as letting natives do it as a part of their heritage and tradition, I'm fine with that too. I think all 'status' hunting should be done the way they did it before Europeans showed up. If they want to shoot homemade arrows at moose in the dark, I say have at it. If using rifles everyone should have to follow the same rules,draws and tags. Rules would also include wasting of meat. Unfortunately that's just my opinion. |
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There's a fair amount to report from your comments in your initial post TopGun
Why make a post with such frustration without any follow up to post or a comment to hold water... Situations like that can be infuriating absolutely. What was the outcome with all the illegal activity you witnessed that we all hope you reported? |
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Ok:thinking-006:Think about what you post on here
No need for a story. As far as I know status rights don't mean you can trespass, waste meat & so on. What did you do?? |
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what your forming an opinion without any facts? I thought we provided the benefit of the doubt to everything before we do that. Heck you've jumped the gun on a random post that wasnt reported to f&w and no one was charged. As far as I can tell this is a random rant without much substance behind it. A rant from November posted in Jan!! LOL. I guess only certain people charged with serious issues get any special consideration around here. |
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