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Originally Posted by Joe Black
Looks like I touched a nerve with my last post.
Don't understand why outfitters refuse to see any other points of view that differ from what they spout.
Outfitters are in the game to make money. That is what hunting in alberta should be all about. Now everybody get with the program, and get out of their way.
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You didn’t “touch a nerve”, but people do get sick of reading people’s lies over and over again.
Outfitters are definitely in the game to make money, just like any other business owner. And despite your distaste for them all your tears won’t change the fact that 98% operate legally and there’s nothing you can ever do about it.
Outfitters get 10% of the harvest maximum other then sheep. Yes there are a few WMUs where that number was off, but in 98% of the WMUs it’s at 10% or less.
So like I’ve said if you really need all 10 balls to play with and can’t share just 1 you should go back to school because you missed the class in preschool on sharing.
I see your point of view clearly, it doesn’t make you any less wrong