Disrespectful people near Whitecourt

[leeaspell]

Originally Posted by molsonmark

I'm looking for a good spot for firewood around white court...any suggestions or maps?

Anywhere north, south or west of town. It's surrounded by trees. You looking for a particular type of wood

[molsonmark]

No particular type....I just want to make sure I'm on crown land...I have the proper permits but the gov. Site had maps of all areas except woodlands county

[leeaspell]

County office has maps, $20. Basically everything north of 43 west of town Is crown, except for the Rez by the casino

[kevinhits]

even though they should take there crap home with them, they could of at least put all the cans in the ditch...kinda hidden till a bottle picker came along.....

[leeaspell]

This is from a few weeks ago south of town.



When I was out a couple days ago I found a fridge, couch and a lawn mower tossed in to the trees north of town. Seems like almost any dead end road is a dump around here

[abhunter8]

Originally Posted by Bushleague

LOL in Slave the dump is free, and not much further out of town than any number of favorite spots to ditch an old sofa, household appliance, or burn a big stack of pallets.... Kinda doubt its guys from out of town hauling this junk out there.

I was born and raised in Edmonton but have been working all over the province during the past 20 yrs. I have lived in Stettler, Elk Point, Athabasca, Drayton Valley. I have hunted and fished local to all these places, spent lots of time out in the wilderness and got to know the locals. I have seen it many times, the locals go out on weekends quadding and partying and make a stupid mess and have no respect! All my family, friends and everyone I know from the city that go and enjoy the wilderness respect it and clean up after these slobs! Either way it is not about the locals or the city folk, it's about the non respecting a holes that are to righteous to clean up after themselves! That is just my experience and 2 cents but I know when we see someone making or leaving a mess we confront them and try to hold them accountable.