Now that it snowed they need to lock up Watt Canyon

[Oh Mah]

COMMERCIAL.

A yard sale is not commercial.

a lemonade stand is not commercial

a van selling fruit on the side of the hi-way is not commercial.

a native selling salmon and beef jerky is not commercial.

[CoryTDF]

COMMERCIAL.

A yard sale is not commercial.

a lemonade stand is not commercial

a van selling fruit on the side of the hi-way is not commercial.

a native selling salmon and beef jerky is not commercial.

Must be a pretty sharp knife you have there cause it can split the hell out of some hairs.

[Oh Mah]

so does part b of that same page.

[Oh Mah]

and part c

[Oh Mah]

I agree that it happens  but how often and by how many is what matters.ALL NATIVES DO NOT DO THIS AND I DON'T SEE THAT SAID ENOUGH.Its like a biggie topic,lots of talk but never any proof.

IS EVERYONE SAYING THAT WE HAVE WINTER KILL PROBLEMS,HOOF ROT PROBLEMS,NOT ENOUGH RANGE PROBLEMS,POACHING PROBLEMS,OR IS IT ALL TRIBAL?

The stories i have been reading lately are of bulls with heads cut off and body left to rot.Now i make jerky with deer/elk and bear but i have never used the head for it.

NOBODY IS SAYING ANYTHING THAT YOU'RE INSINUATING.
Literally nobody is saying "all natives" anything. There are poaching issues for sure. Winter kill, predators, hoof rot...probably our biggest problems, but the abuse of tribal rights is something that could be relatively easily remedied, yet nobody is willing to do anything to solve the problems. It's unfortunate.

REALLY  all but a few HW members in this thread are doing exactly what i am talking about.Just because they are not saying all does not mean that is not what is being implied.This entire thread is a native bashing thread.other threads are DFW bashing threads.then there are the atv owners bashing threads etc.BUT THIS ONE IS 100% NATIVE BASHING.

[Jonathan_S]

I wish I had Oh Mah's confidence  get em Tiger.

[jackelope]

so does part b of that same page.

Part B specifies 2 tribes it's legal for the Yakamas to sell to. That's all near as I can tell.

[jackelope]

and part c

Part C specifies non-edibles legal or illegal to sell. That's all near as I can tell.

[Oh Mah]

Well since that's who everyone in this thread is talking about right now i would say it matters.Most of this thread has been full of fake news.If everyone knew the laws before the accusations flew it would be a lot better for everyone.  Like i said they have the right and have for a very long time.We don't want other people to start claiming that us trappers are taking more than a fair share of beaver or bobcats or whatever now do we?

[Jonathan_S]

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If everyone knew the laws before the accusations flew it would be a lot better for everyone. 

Maybe so but it is unlikely that many people are going to get on board with your definitions: trade, barter, commercial, prohibited etc.

[coachcw]

I saw two rigs driving around tanneum this weekend right during late archery , no wonder why you don't see even a doe hardly . you don't need documents just go read the book at the firing center, its very obvious that a couple guys do most of the harvest . work at the casino and sell jerky sounds like a great plan.

[full choke]

I love the ignore button! 

[jackelope]

COMMERCIAL.

A yard sale is not commercial.

a lemonade stand is not commercial

a van selling fruit on the side of the hi-way is not commercial.

a native selling salmon and beef jerky is not commercial.

I'll call it abuse of rights, legal or not. You can call it whatever you want. Non-commercial, whatever. Go to the firing range and read the log books. You'll be enlightened.
Actually you probably won't.

[Oh Mah]

I've spent lots of time on the firing center and i can guarantee you that if it wasn't legal per the treaty they would not be letting them on the firing center.

YOU CAN SAY WHATEVER YOU WANT,IF I DON'T AGREE I WILL SAY WHAT I WANT. 

[bobcat]

Killing unlimited and unknown numbers of deer and elk IS legal (for the Yakamas). And, THAT is the problem. Our government needs to look into what was truly meant by the phrase "in common with."