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Originally Posted by Torkdiesel
The same reason you can hunt in other provinces or states every year while residents there have to wait for a draw. Outfitters get so many tags, hunters buy tags, hunters hunt. It's been like that for a long time.
In my opion it comes down to the choices people make. You can either choose to work hard, make money and afford to hunt all the animals you want to or you can complain about not being able to for the rest of your life. This is the world we live in today, equal opportunity is only a pipe dream. Tough to hear sometimes but that's life.
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My Alberta looks a little different, hopefully for the majority of hunters as well. My choice is, my wildlife is nor for sale to the highest bidder with an outfitter as the beneficiary of our wildlife.
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