Mule deer hunting in Alberta
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So they can hunt every year? How long are the draws on where you like to hunt? It’s 4 years for me.
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This is the BS that makes me angry. Once every 6 years in a zone with 2x as many outfitter tags as resident.
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Mule Deer Hunting
Yes Agree totally with your comments. Alberta should make it like Sask where non resident aliens can only hunt black bear and whitetail deer in the northern zones. No Moose, Elk, Antelope or trophy mule deer. This is great for making it a quality hunt for residents when they do get drawn for a coveted tag in one of those species.
May be the borders will still be closed this hunting season and we will have it all to resident hunters. We will see |
Corey is always snooping around here with his Americans, he’s pretty well known,but not that well received.
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Not sure about all outfitters, but I know some areas I had permission on mysteriously shut down for me when the guides moved on to the property.
Tags should have to be on draw for NR just like for us. |
The only thing worse than this situation, is that as residents, we continue to tolerate it.
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The outfitting business is of no benefit to the resident hunter.
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I don't see it changing anytime soon not in my lifetime. |
I look at the draw tags as a well deserved gift now....wait..wait...wait...and then BINGO:sHa_shakeshout:
I sure as heck wouldn't pay an outfitter to put me on a animal....way too much cash for me...and I hear what your saying the pick of the crop should be residents first but then again an outfitter has to make a living too....kinda see both sides.... |
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The problem is that when you have crooked outfitters they also cause major problem. Residents and outfitters are also in an on going battle over tags under the present system. Because of this many find the negatives out way the positives The system needs work and the lowlifes need to be thinned out is how I see it |
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This is an ongoing problem that is impossible to stop. You hire a guide, pay him, and he never has to leave his house. He gives exclusive access to the outfitter for his land and it's all legal. Greasy but legal. |
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Mule deer hunting
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Yea I’m over all non resident big game outfitters to be honest. They think there something else and are some major source of financial revenue to the province. All a joke in my opinion. There needs to be a major change soon. These clowns also guiding residents is a joke as well.
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I believe there should be no allocations to outfitters of big game species that residents are required to draw for. A mistake that Alberta’s hunters have paid for since.
The biggest mistake Alberta made in game management was to allow allocations to be tradeable commodities. It’s an affront to the North American game management model and the principle of public ownership of wildlife. |
All outfitter allocations should be cut in half!!
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You own the right to hunt them Big difference I’d rather see a 6 month waiting period for new Alberta residents to be able to buy a resident hunting license. And I don’t think that they should be eligible for entering draws. To me, I see outfitters having less of an impact on me drawing a tag. |
If any zone has more then 20% of the tags being allocations AB residents are being stole from. I know it happens in mule deer and antelope zones.
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It’s not such a difference at all. The outcome is the same if private financial interests trump conservation and wise management. Allowing outfitters to include allocations as part of the equity of their personal business and net worth gives them, individually and collectively, a greater degree of leverage to lobby and influence game management. |
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