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Originally Posted by diamond k
Wow just when I thought outfitters spewing crap could not get any more bizarre once again Tork you lower the bar.
Here are a few locations I have experience with that have better systems that allow for non residents to hunt most species but have better systems in place to protect resident hunters and respect wildlife populations before the rights of condescending outfitters in Alberta.
Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Sask, BC, Alaska ,Yukon and in many ways Texas
Feel free to add to the list
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I said resident opportunity.
How many WMUs in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming have over the counter sheep tags you can use every year of your life ?
You killing any Bison, sheep, Cougar, Goats or Turkey in Saskatchewan?
How about Whitetail, Cougar, Muledeer, Antelope, Turkey, bighorn or Bobcat in Alaska or the Yukon ?
Texas ? Ya, they have some great whitetail, Mule deee and hogs. Or do you mean high fence as well ?
Overall we have tons of opportunities, that's all I meant. BC is close like I said, but the lottery system is terrible compared to our priority system.
Also please remember I'm a resident hunter in Alberta too, I have nothing to do with outfitting in this province.