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Quote from: bobcat on November 29, 2016, 08:06:29 PMQuoteApply pressure to the state legislature to make our laws as good as the Native's in terms of seasons, bag limits etc.. Does no good to whine about it online.You've got to be kidding. So you think we should pressure the state to give us a year around season with absolutely no limit to how many deer or elk each person can kill per year? And as to the whining about it online, it actually does do some good, because it's due to all the "whining" over the last several years on this site that I've been made aware of how bad the problem really is.Many of the Yakama tribal members kill trophy size deer and elk for no reason other than to sell the heads. And again, they can kill as many as they want, and there is no season. If we all could do that, there would be no deer or elk left in the state.Nope not kidding. That is the remedy whether anyone chooses to pursue it or not. By the way please shoot us some links about this alleged shooting of trophies just to sell the heads. I am seriously interested to look into that, but as your comment stands now its just an anecdote. Anecdotes are pretty useless when you are trying to make a factual point.
QuoteApply pressure to the state legislature to make our laws as good as the Native's in terms of seasons, bag limits etc.. Does no good to whine about it online.You've got to be kidding. So you think we should pressure the state to give us a year around season with absolutely no limit to how many deer or elk each person can kill per year? And as to the whining about it online, it actually does do some good, because it's due to all the "whining" over the last several years on this site that I've been made aware of how bad the problem really is.Many of the Yakama tribal members kill trophy size deer and elk for no reason other than to sell the heads. And again, they can kill as many as they want, and there is no season. If we all could do that, there would be no deer or elk left in the state.
Apply pressure to the state legislature to make our laws as good as the Native's in terms of seasons, bag limits etc.. Does no good to whine about it online.
One man had been on to something and he was putting an effort forward. He's concept was sound and was scientifically based. Putting that concept into play would've provided information worth it's weight in gold.Sadly, it will probably never happen.
Quote from: PlateauNDN on November 30, 2016, 11:11:49 AMOne man had been on to something and he was putting an effort forward. He's concept was sound and was scientifically based. Putting that concept into play would've provided information worth it's weight in gold.Sadly, it will probably never happen.Can I ask why?
Quote from: Woodchuck on November 30, 2016, 11:21:35 AMQuote from: PlateauNDN on November 30, 2016, 11:11:49 AMOne man had been on to something and he was putting an effort forward. He's concept was sound and was scientifically based. Putting that concept into play would've provided information worth it's weight in gold.Sadly, it will probably never happen.Can I ask why? I remember the push a couple of years back to gather evidence of abuse and overharvest. I think it went behind the scenes but I never heard what happened. Is that what you are talking about?
Quote from: Rainier10 on November 30, 2016, 11:29:20 AMQuote from: Woodchuck on November 30, 2016, 11:21:35 AMQuote from: PlateauNDN on November 30, 2016, 11:11:49 AMOne man had been on to something and he was putting an effort forward. He's concept was sound and was scientifically based. Putting that concept into play would've provided information worth it's weight in gold.Sadly, it will probably never happen.Can I ask why? I remember the push a couple of years back to gather evidence of abuse and overharvest. I think it went behind the scenes but I never heard what happened. Is that what you are talking about?He's talking about Aaron Blanchard.
I'd be willing to bet that if people stopped buying capes and heads from the tribal hunters, the harvest of the big bulls and bucks would decrease. Enablers enabling....
Quote from: jackelope on November 30, 2016, 11:28:54 AMI'd be willing to bet that if people stopped buying capes and heads from the tribal hunters, the harvest of the big bulls and bucks would decrease. Enablers enabling....Doubt it
Quote from: Time Immemorial 1855 on November 30, 2016, 11:51:11 AMQuote from: jackelope on November 30, 2016, 11:28:54 AMI'd be willing to bet that if people stopped buying capes and heads from the tribal hunters, the harvest of the big bulls and bucks would decrease. Enablers enabling....Doubt itThat's not the issue. Most I know don't sell heads or capes. Not saying a very few don't but majority don't.
Let's put this in another perspective.China invades the U.S., reduces our army to dust. All the survivors sign treaties to live on abysmal lands so that they won't get reduced to dust. You are forced to learn Mandarin, no longer speak English and abide by Buddhist or Taoist religions. You can't wear your traditional clothing either. You are given a few bones though, you can hunt and fish.Fast forward 150 years, you are now 0.9% of the population. The New China Republic as been trying to take away the bones it has given again and again but there has been enough resistance from the original colonists and sympathizers in the New Republic that you barely have a grasp of what was once the livelihood of your ancestors. One of the few things that you have left to your identity is one of the bones that was given to your people generations ago.