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A shed season is not the answer. Just ask Utah. You can't discriminate against one user. You can't say shed hunters stress wildlife but photographers, rock hounds, bird watchers, Four wheelers and Snowmobile riders don't. The big game doesn't know or care what you are doing on the mountain. If it is a critical wintering area that is seeing too much use and animals are getting too much stress than it needs to be closed to ALL access. A shed season could actually end up putting more stress on wildlife. The shed hunters would still go but they would stash sheds or kick them into a bush and then come back and get them once the season is open. In effect putting twice as much pressure on the area. This is what happened in Utah. Who me? No I am just lookin for rocks and taken pictures of the scenery. A shed season will not benefit wildlife. If there is a problem than the area needs to be closed to all access!