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Originally Posted by DiabeticKripple
If a species is on draw in a WMU, then there should be NO outfitters allocations for that WMU. If you can get a general tag, then the outfitters should be allowed to have allocations.
There are plenty of species that have general tags, or open seasons across the province.
Residents come before money.
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They should, but they don't.
Where APOS is concerned, nothing counts but the money, and perhaps that is why so many APOS members, including some past members of the executive have a record of convictions for violations. For those people, money even comes before the regulations. And even after they have been convicted several times for both violations of the Wildlife Act, and the Criminal Act, they are allowed to remain a member of APOS, and they get to keep their allocations and keep outfitting.