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Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: Tikka Bird Dog on June 23, 2013, 08:37:21 PM
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I wouldn't normally start a topic to start the opening of the can of worms, but today when I took the girlfriend up to look for deer and go for a drive on the tree farm, white river tree farm behind the mill to be exact, I was visibly upset to find a fresh elk gut pile and about a fifty yard drag mark with no foot traffic other than to hook the haywire up right off the main line. I walked to where it was shot and saw that it was a cow and last yrs calf, I assumed it had been the cow that was shot. I made one phone call to the right person who later got back to me and found out it was a cow and her last yrs calf, a spike, which they shot for a ceremonial hunt. I don't know how other people feel, but I just cant figure out why the hunting around here sucks compared to what it was 15 yrs ago, shooting yearling bulls in june cant have anything to do with it. sorry im not sorry if this offends anyone, but I think that it is just sad!! just plane sad!!! >:(
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It just makes me sick to my stomach
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I'd much rather them kill a cow and spike than the big bulls.
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I know I hear ya. my girlfriend could tell that I was visibly upset when we found it, and then she had to listen to me for the next two hrs
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well if they are shooting spikes in june, then it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out, that's less bug bulls!!! this isn't the first time
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well it was a cow an calf coulda been a big ol 400 bull :dunno: would that have been worse or better in your mind from a animal management point? or is it it an equality point in which case no one should hunt "public" land without following the same rules?
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Makes me want to take a ceremonial dump on their dinner plate/table. Amazing how much it pisses me off as much as we hear about it, should be use to it by now. Imagine how often it goes on and no one knows. If you hadn't just went for a drive, those guts would have been gone in two days and no one would of known any different. >:( >:( >:(
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It's All BS, But You Need To Remember Not Everyone Is Treated Equal, And Respects wildlife :rolleyes:
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exactly what I told the gf. how many times does it go on without knowing
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I don't care if its a spike bull, cow, or 400 inch bull!!! its not right, its just not right. that spike will never get that chance
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Pretty soon it'll be their locks on those gates and nobody will have a clue as to what goes on......
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I'd much rather them kill a cow and spike than the big bulls.
Don't worry they kill plenty of those too
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Lots of tribes have access to white river.. one reason I don't consider it a quality tag. :twocents:
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This is gonna be a long thread if it doesnt get locked :chuckle:
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Hearing about this upsets me so much; think I'll go down to the casino and blow off some steam.
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I wouldn't normally start a topic to start the opening of the can of worms, but today when I took the girlfriend up to look for deer and go for a drive on the tree farm, white river tree farm behind the mill to be exact, I was visibly upset to find a fresh elk gut pile and about a fifty yard drag mark with no foot traffic other than to hook the haywire up right off the main line. I walked to where it was shot and saw that it was a cow and last yrs calf, I assumed it had been the cow that was shot. I made one phone call to the right person who later got back to me and found out it was a cow and her last yrs calf, a spike, which they shot for a ceremonial hunt. I don't know how other people feel, but I just cant figure out why the hunting around here sucks compared to what it was 15 yrs ago, shooting yearling bulls in june cant have anything to do with it. sorry im not sorry if this offends anyone, but I think that it is just sad!! just plane sad!!! >:(
Is that the tree farm up on FSR 74?
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I hope your girlfriend is OK. Ha ha ! Whats up buddy missed ya the other day at the family get together.
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This is so rediculuse! Ceremony belongna. :bash:
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This is so rediculuse! Ceremony belongna. :bash:
Yeah, this BS is rediculuse!! :chuckle:
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Bad deal in my opinion. Never happy to hear about this.
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Pics??
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I did take pics, but having a hell of a time gettin em small enough to post
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hey whats up man. ya i asked the mrs and she said you had the same luck as i did with not gettin drawn for anything. baby boy sure is growing :tup: the girlfriend didnt really know what to think... she hasnt grown up hunting, fishing, and cutting firwood on and around that tree farm so when we go up there and see five or six deer on a day when we should see 20 or 25 she doesnt know the difference!! she could tell i was pissed, she didnt say anything for about a half hr
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My Dad and his buddies used to hunt the Forks area back when it was getting logged in the 60's, 70's and 80's. They would get 5-6 Elk every year. Elk running around everywhere. In the 90's they just all quit going down there. I remember him coming home pissed off because the day before rifle season opened they saw a flatbed truck with 5 bulls on it. Tribal hunters had shot all the bulls out of that herd, right before the opener. Another year, they had a big 6x spotted about a mile away. So, late afternoon, they are sitting there watching this bull, figuring out how they are going to get to him on opening morning. All of a sudden, the bull does a faceplant, legs up in the air. Same thing, Indians, day before rifle opened, just to rub everybody's nose in it!! I'm not saying that's the only reason for the decline in alot of areas, I know there are many other factors, but it sure doesn't help!!
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U hear stories like that from all over. I see bulls in the back of Indians rigs every year in august, September and october, and my good buddy works for hancock, so i hear of bulls in the teens and 20's every yr before the rest of us get to hunt, and oh yeah, we have to get drawn to hunt!!
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Old news. Sam sh-- different day.
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So were the elk left to rot? Did they only removing the spike? Confused.
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So were the elk left to rot? Did they only removing the spike? Confused.
Was wondering the same thing? Only mentioned 1 gutpile and two dead critters in the starting post.
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Pretty soon it'll be their locks on those gates and nobody will have a clue as to what goes on......
That's already going on ...There is a lot things they do that we have no clue about :bash: :bash: The time is coming when we become free loaders ...Do as you please but keep your mouth shut :dunno: 8) :yeah:
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No the opening postsaid that there was a cow and last yrs calf tracks. Sorry for the confusion guys, they only killed the spike. Still horse $hI-t as far as I'm concerned
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They kill spikes in most of the east side units and it doesn't seem to effect the number of big bulls on the east side :twocents:. I would much rather them kill a spike and let the cow walk than to go out there and shoot a big bull or a cow.
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They kill spikes in most of the east side units and it doesn't seem to effect the number of big bulls on the east side :twocents:. I would much rather them kill a spike and let the cow walk than to go out there and shoot a big bull or a cow.
Good point. Like it or not, it isn't going to stop. At least anytime soon.
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Pretty much a Ceremonial hunt. I think a spike is the best option that could have been taken. I am glad the hunter chose to pass over cows if they had the opportunity.
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I know what guys mean about shooting spikes rather than big bulls, ut at the end of the day big bulls or spikes, they SHOULD NOT be gettin shot in June! I don't care how u spin it! This state does not care about conservation, only about makin money and as long as we keep buying licenses, raffle tickets and special permit apps, nothin will change
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The fact of the matter is that they do what they want when they want, meanwhile we are more regulated all the time and its bull$hit.......
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:yeah:
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I understand your anger but Washington isn't the only state that this happens in and as much as we hate it and wish it would stop really wishing is all it is. the only way it will ever stop is if the tribes decide to stop. the state has zero control in it.
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Did they follow the law? If they did, then end of discussion. If you don't like the rules, then try to change the rules. It doesnt matter about personal opinion when it comes to subjects like this. It is either legal or illegal.
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Sounds like what they did was within their rights
I think were better off working with some of the tribes than fighting them, some things are not going to change. Took me awhile to realize that. But I have more faith in the tribes solving some issues than our beloved game department.
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I'm not saying that it is illegal, I'm saying it shouldn't be legal, and i do really wish I could change it. Sorry if I upset some of u with starting this topic. I really am. I just wish people could have some conservation in that they take it upon themselves to not do things like this. Poachers, Indians, people who party hunt and everbody else included. Lewy and I have hunted together for along time and always pass on smaller bucks and bears and not shoot sows ext. ext. to try and improve the hunting for the future, but it all seems in vain when I see an elk gut pule in june! Just disheartning
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I understand where you are coming from, it bothers me just as much to see an elk gut pile and an unborn calf fetus in the woods in January when the late permit hunters are out.
Best approach has already been said earlier, try and work with the tribes and not fight against what will never change unless they chose to change it. But in all reality, who has that kinda time and energy?
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Something must be done about the tribal hunting Bull *censored*!!!!!! I have been in trophy units scouting in september only to have trucks of tribal members pass me and even tell me that they passed on a bull because it was only in the 330 range.
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If they are going to kill a spike, what difference does it make if is in June? Is September, October, or November better?
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If it was shot in a legal season in a legal spike area than I don't have a problem with it. Equality right? Like the rest of us
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The part that really hurts is we all put in for tags for a chance for a nice bull or buck wait for the draw to see how lucky we were meanwhile someone is thinning the herd for a ceremony. Guess it really won't matter there season opens in July and they can only hunt until February so they probley need a little more time with that short of season. And why talk about Blocking something that's so important to all of we all need to know whats going on especially on the places we can hunt.
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I don't care for tribal hunting like most of you on this site my wife had the white river bull tag last year seen 74 elk in 3 day's on hancock land she killed a 5/6 I talk to a muckelshoot during deer season that shot 5 point bull he told me 8 family's hunt white river hancock. Again iam not for tribal hunting but one thing they are doing in the white river GMU is hound hunting for cougar and bear from what I seen something is working. I looked at the muckelshoot web site they can't kill cow's in W.R GMU and one elk per house hold.
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I think people are getting to caught up in the logistics of cows, spikes, branch bulls ext. It's not right any way u put it and u can't tell me that these tribal hunters who killed this bull won't be back out in a couple weeks, if u think so ur naive... They have been killing cats which is good don't get me wrong, bit a bull or elk in general in June...? Can't argue that being bs :dunno:
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I know it's not right I about had a heart attack when they killed the 5 point in front of me during deer season is why I went and talk to him wanted to do alot than just talk. If they keep killing cat's with hounds something we can't do I will give up a few spikes the elk herd is strong right now. I wish they had to hunt like us but it's not going to happen. :twocents:
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:yeah:
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what the hell is ceromonial about killn elk in june with guns and haywire and whatever.... its bec ause they can and they just want to rub it in are faces.... sorry but damn, cant evryone just follow the same damn seasons, crap like this just makes things worse for all parties concerned :twocents:
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Its not the hunt that is "ceremonial" it is for a special event or funeral and such.
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I agree! Nothing ceremonial about it, just cause they can. Cause when a loved one of mine dies, I wanna go kill a elk in June! I mean come on, F-in joke. If u can't see that, I feel sorry for u
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wow really your that ignorant!!! that comment wasn't even to you. I never said I agree with it but you can keep crying a river but facts are facts it is what it is they shot a spike that they can legally do. :cryriver:
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Yep must be ignorant to want everybody to abide by the same rules, practice conservation, and make goodsound decisions for the future of hunting, and flat out doing the right moral things to preserve hunting for our kids. That must be ignorant of me :tup:
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Yep must be ignorant to want everybody to abide by the same rules, practice conservation, and make goodsound decisions for the future of hunting, and flat out doing the right moral things to preserve hunting for our kids. That must be ignorant of me :tup:
:yeah: :yeah: :yeah:1000000%
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Just scum bag poachers in my book.
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If I was single I would be lookin to marry a muckelshoot bride to change the world or just get hunting rights! :chuckle:
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If I was single I would be lookin to marry a muckelshoot bride to change the world or just get hunting rights! :chuckle:
It is nice getting fish from the hatchery. Save a lot of boat gas that way.
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That's not too bad considering how many times we hear of just the head and backstraps taken while the rest rots...
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I wasn't going to comment on this but have decided to anyway. As much as much of the native "hunting" makes me mad, this seems to be different. They shot a spike which I think is better then a cow that can make many more elk in the future or a mature bull that didn't get to pass along his genes. It also appears from what you said that they took and are hopefully using the whole animal. As long as it was within their sanctioned seasons then I don't have a problem with this. :twocents:
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It's amazing how some people justify it. That spike could have been a good bull someday, but we'll never know
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It's amazing how some people justify it. That spike could have been a good bull someday, but we'll never know
It doesnt really matter what was standing there, they would have killed it anyways.
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If I was single I would be lookin to marry a muckelshoot bride to change the world or just get hunting rights! :chuckle:
I'll pass
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Whiskey I see your passion for hunting that's great I have the same passion what I am saying your not going to change there hunting way's there are bad tribal hunter's and good one's white river elk herd is bigger right now because of permit drawing and different tribal hunting way's killing cat's is huge for us hunter's. When you see cow's standing in clearcut's you know there not being shot at that's good to see a few ceremonial hunt's so be it I rather see that then a herd of cow's being killed like they did back in the day it could be alot worse. Also have you ever hunted elk up there in past year's because it sucked.
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I will say the herd numbers are way up, "we" made it a special permit unit and limited hunting pressure substantially. Have the other 11, or whatever the number is, parties done the same? That's an honest question, it sure doesn't seem like it when I see tribal rifle hunting starting in the summer months, then fall and continuing threw winter, not to mention these ceremonial hunts....
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I hear you it's not right we can't change it but the number's are up and to me that's what count's for the future!
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I can see all points. I'm not completely close minded, give me some credit. past all the argument about shooting bulls or cows, if its there right, a few ceremonial hunts isn't so bad, rather a small bull than a cow or branch bull ext ext... at the end of the day, my opinion is that ELK should not be getting shot in June!!! end of story as far as I'm concerned.
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If I was single I would be lookin to marry a muckelshoot bride to change the world or just get hunting rights! :chuckle:
Take a nice drive through the Muck reservation sometime. I cannot speak to your taste in women, and I love hunting as much as anyone on here. I just would have to draw the line at putting any woman I have seen out that way in my bed :sry:.
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A question: Was this on State or Federal land? If it was on private land they have no treaty rights. At least that is my understanding.
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are u kidding me???? the Indians can do whatever wherever they want! when it was still wherehouser the mucks signed off on there timber sales. my ol man drove log truck for 28 yrs there and when they turned it into a pay to hunt, "buy a pass area", they charged the employees but the Indians got them for free. hasn't got any better. they have "rights" everywhere cause nobody can do a thing about it, and they know it
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It's amazing how some people justify it. That spike could have been a good bull someday, but we'll never know
It doesnt really matter what was standing there, they would have killed it anyways.
But didnt it matter, I thought they passed on the cow and took the spike?
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I thought they used everything off an animal? There ancestors did so if they have these special rights shouldnt they be using the whole animal?
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This is no surprise to me. This happens every year. Think about all the gut piles the yotes have eaten and no one seen them. someone should start a " gut piles found in the woods" thread to see how many people see this year before hunting season starts?
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Lol whiskey where have u been the Indians have been doing it for as long as I can remember... And u sure ur from Buckley... I'm thinking enumclaw lol
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Oh I've been around billdo lol and I've seen worst in the pass, just haven't seen one killed on the tree farm in June. I'm sure its been in every month. Just caught me off guard Sunday. Hate seeing it
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Lol whiskey where have u been the Indians have been doing it for as long as I can remember... And u sure ur from Buckley... I'm thinking enumclaw lol
And I am from Enumclaw, just moved across river awhile back... Smartass :chuckle:
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I knew it from enumclaw :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
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Separate rights for wildlife resources in this day and age is total and complete bullsh*t. I don't get to go to Britain and shoot any red deer I see just because my ancestors are from there.
It's over. Deal with it. No more different wildlife rights.
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Lol figures
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Separate rights for wildlife resources in this day and age is total and complete bullsh*t. I don't get to go to Britain and shoot any red deer I see just because my ancestors are from there.
It's over. Deal with it. No more different wildlife rights.
There really are no rights for Washington citizens to hunt. Just opportunities to hunt provided by state laws. Rights come from the treaties that the tribes signed between their government and the federal government. So, you have the opportunity provided to hunt but not a true right provided in a treaty or constitution.
I am guessing if you want to exhert your right to hunt red deer in Britian, you proably should be a resident :dunno:
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Now that you mention that, I should have huntin rights in England, Germany, Ireland, Scotland, Montana, and Washington come to think of it :chuckle:
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U hear stories like that from all over. I see bulls in the back of Indians rigs every year in august, September and october, and my good buddy works for hancock, so i hear of bulls in the teens and 20's every yr before the rest of us get to hunt, and oh yeah, we have to get drawn to hunt!!
Quality rumor has the Mucks owning kapowisin at this moment.........good luck with those nice stickers stuck to your windshield.
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They don't own kapowsin. They bought some land down low around the lake. For now....but they might own it soon.
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I agree! Nothing ceremonial about it, just cause they can. Cause when a loved one of mine dies, I wanna go kill a elk in June! I mean come on, F-in joke. If u can't see that, I feel sorry for u
I don't get your fixation with "June". What happens in June that makes elk hunting at that time such a big negative?
Earlier you said you'd be fine with Indians hunting in regular hunting season. Well, they did hunt in their regular hunting season.
I just can understand why your so opposed to hunting elk in June as opposed to September through January. :dunno:
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I'd rather see the spike then the cow get harvested for the ceremony he's going to partake in. Sure he may or may not have grown up to be a mature bull that is never certain, natural or unnatural death is not known. I agree on a conservation level there should be limited hunting because animals deserve a chance at a break to regain strength and numbers. I choose not to hunt during most of the year for that reason unless called upon, which is rare, and then I make every effort to harvest a young bull. Its frustrating to see this I know but, our traditions and customs dictate what and how we conduct ceremonies, not made up or fictitious ones, and that's what we live by. Whether anybody likes it or agrees with it its what we've been doing for generations and will continue to do for generations. I am teaching my children what I was taught and its my wish they follow our teachings and do the same for their children. I'm not commenting to argue but provide my opinion on the matter and hope this continues to stay civil.
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I've said it before on here, I never have agreed with the comment that we have the privilege to hunt, that's crap to me. I 100% abide by the laws, but I will always believe I have THE RIGHT TO HUNT! God gave me the right to hunt, not the state, but like I said I will always follow the rules. The rules are there to protect the game and I agree with most of them, but the natives rights to hunt, I will never agree with those. They need to change the treaties to make sense, just my 2 cents. And if the muck's ever buy kapowsin, my buddies and I will have some killer elk hunting grounds, cause we will be all over it!!
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I agree! Nothing ceremonial about it, just cause they can. Cause when a loved one of mine dies, I wanna go kill a elk in June! I mean come on, F-in joke. If u can't see that, I feel sorry for u
I don't get your fixation with "June". What happens in June that makes elk hunting at that time such a big negative?
Earlier you said you'd be fine with Indians hunting in regular hunting season. Well, they did hunt in their regular hunting season.
I just can understand why your so opposed to hunting elk in June as opposed to September through January. :dunno:
It doesn't seem very ethical in June, just for the fact that when you see Elk in June they usually just stand there and look at you. At least during a regular season hunt you are out there in the elements at the same time everybody else is out hunting too. I'm just sayin' !!!!
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I agree! Nothing ceremonial about it, just cause they can. Cause when a loved one of mine dies, I wanna go kill a elk in June! I mean come on, F-in joke. If u can't see that, I feel sorry for u
I don't get your fixation with "June". What happens in June that makes elk hunting at that time such a big negative?
Earlier you said you'd be fine with Indians hunting in regular hunting season. Well, they did hunt in their regular hunting season.
I just can understand why your so opposed to hunting elk in June as opposed to September through January. :dunno:
Really? U think I'm all for them hunting with rifles from august to Feb? :bash: i said I'd be fine if they hunted and shot a spike in jugular hunting seasons like the rest of us. Have u read nothing I've said??? The fact that they shoot one in June means they will any month, doesn't matter.
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When is the jugular season? ;D ha ha
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:yeah: :chuckle:
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Only Enumclaw folks know about jugular season :chuckle:
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very funny! :chuckle: I saw that. damn auto correct on my phone has given me some pretty funny ones through texts
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Just drop it whiskey... Ur beating a dead horse... Figuratively and literally lol enumclaw!!!
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They are all poachers in my book. POACHERS
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They are all poachers in my book. POACHERS
Good thing you "book" is not a governing body. By the law however I am LEGAL. Lol
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They are all poachers in my book. POACHERS
Good thing you "book" is not a governing body. By the law however I am LEGAL. Lol
Your right about being legal but your hunting wrongs are sure not respected by most hunters. Your not a real hunter in most our books no matter what you think, anyone can kill a bull elk Aug thru February with a rifle. I think you should stay on your rez and hunt all you want, if we could take a public vote you'd be buying a license and following the rules like the rest of us. Laugh all you want, but you'll never get respect from most when it comes to the way you hunt. :twocents:
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You should do a little research on the rebound of your favorite herd. I know there was mismanagement (I.e. no management) in the past however do you have knowledge about current management practices in your honey hole. I openly admit wrongs done in the past but will continue to do my best to ensure a future. With the state's inability to manage the given area (do for the most part banned hounds) somebody stepped in and righted some wrongs. I don't hunt for your approval or to be popular in huntwa, I do however work to ensure the existence of a shared resource.
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They are all poachers in my book. POACHERS
Good thing you "book" is not a governing body. By the law however I am LEGAL. Lol
Your right about being legal but your hunting wrongs are sure not respected by most hunters. Your not a real hunter in most our books no matter what you think, anyone can kill a bull elk Aug thru February with a rifle. I think you should stay on your rez and hunt all you want, if we could take a public vote you'd be buying a license and following the rules like the rest of us. Laugh all you want, but you'll never get respect from most when it comes to the way you hunt. :twocents:
Never killed a bull in August, never killed a bull in February, I have seen state hunters kill cow elk the last week of March though (every year)
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I've said it before on here, I never have agreed with the comment that we have the privilege to hunt, that's crap to me. I 100% abide by the laws, but I will always believe I have THE RIGHT TO HUNT! God gave me the right to hunt, not the state, but like I said I will always follow the rules. The rules are there to protect the game and I agree with most of them, but the natives rights to hunt, I will never agree with those. They need to change the treaties to make sense, just my 2 cents. And if the muck's ever buy kapowsin, my buddies and I will have some killer elk hunting grounds, cause we will be all over it!!
:yeah: :tup: that how I think too ...Not one of us was put on earth to have more rights than the other ...we just decided to make it that way ...BS !
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I've said it before on here, I never have agreed with the comment that we have the privilege to hunt, that's crap to me. I 100% abide by the laws, but I will always believe I have THE RIGHT TO HUNT! God gave me the right to hunt, not the state, but like I said I will always follow the rules. The rules are there to protect the game and I agree with most of them, but the natives rights to hunt, I will never agree with those. They need to change the treaties to make sense, just my 2 cents. And if the muck's ever buy kapowsin, my buddies and I will have some killer elk hunting grounds, cause we will be all over it!!
:yeah: :tup: that how I think too ...Not one of us was put on earth to have more rights than the other ...we just decided to make it that way ...BS !
If we had equal rights the herd in question would be gone, even with a 100% hunting moratorium by all users.
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They are all poachers in my book. POACHERS
Good thing you "book" is not a governing body. By the law however I am LEGAL. Lol
Your right about being legal but your hunting wrongs are sure not respected by most hunters. Your not a real hunter in most our books no matter what you think, anyone can kill a bull elk Aug thru February with a rifle. I think you should stay on your rez and hunt all you want, if we could take a public vote you'd be buying a license and following the rules like the rest of us. Laugh all you want, but you'll never get respect from most when it comes to the way you hunt. :twocents:
Never killed a bull in August, never killed a bull in February, I have seen state hunters kill cow elk the last week of March though (every year)
those are special permit hunts that not just anyone can go do, highly regulated and help farmers with damage control. Very different than tribal hunts.
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Very different? Very similar? It's all in perception I guess.
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I've said it before on here, I never have agreed with the comment that we have the privilege to hunt, that's crap to me. I 100% abide by the laws, but I will always believe I have THE RIGHT TO HUNT! God gave me the right to hunt, not the state, but like I said I will always follow the rules. The rules are there to protect the game and I agree with most of them, but the natives rights to hunt, I will never agree with those. They need to change the treaties to make sense, just my 2 cents. And if the muck's ever buy kapowsin, my buddies and I will have some killer elk hunting grounds, cause we will be all over it!!
:yeah: :tup: that how I think too ...Not one of us was put on earth to have more rights than the other ...we just decided to make it that way ...BS !
If we had equal rights the herd in question would be gone, even with a 100% hunting moratorium by all users.
Hey we agree with something, your right about the herds being gone if we could hunt like the indians. Thanks God we don't have an open season on fish and game like you guys, man would that be sick. It's amazing how such a small percentage of people can have a huge impact on the deer and elk in our state, your brothers have wiped out a huge number of deer in the Yakima area and units that are permit only for us. Not all natives are bad guys, there are some on this site that I have respect for, they don't take advantage of there rights like most natives.
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Well I have to go celebrate my freedom so I'm done with the computer for a while, probably gonna go to the indian shack to get my good fireworks. Keep your fingers attached!!
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You are a fine example of why it's tough to find common ground and work together. I noticed you have no response to your honey hole. There are solid explanations on the rebound and several studies on the decline. I'm sure you would throw out an insult as opposed to recognize factual information.
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I must have missed something, I don't know what your talking about when you say honey hole? Where did I say anything about a honey hole? My insults are just the truth seen from your point of view, I would take how the native hunt as a whole as a huge insult. You don't need a truck load of deer, the mucks really don't need to drive over to the little naches area to get their meat. Does that make sense or do they do it to just insult the rest of us?? I take it as an insult as well as most Yakima tibe members from what I've gathered.
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I wonder if they hit the spike in the head with an oar before shoting at it 15 times till it quit kicking. That seems to be the ceremonial way. Btw most of that bull probably rotted in the bed of a pick up in the front yard containing many more broke down trashed cars and trucks. That's how it gets the traditional flavor the Indians seem to love. :chuckle: :drool:
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Well I have to go celebrate my freedom so I'm done with the computer for a while, probably gonna go to the indian shack to get my good fireworks. Keep your fingers attached!!
Ya, what's the deal on the fireworks anyway? Were those ceremonial back in the old days? I thought the Chinese invented fireworks, maybe you should onnly be able to buy them in Seattle in Chinatown?!!
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Does ceremonial jerky taste any different from subsistence jerky? Or are those get you out of jail terms used by NA and have nothing to do with taste. :chuckle:
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How many generations to we have to go thru to get this to stop.. We gave them land for a reason, stay on it.
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Does ceremonial jerky taste any different from subsistence jerky? Or are those get you out of jail terms used by NA and have nothing to do with taste. :chuckle:
Taste great, an less filling lol
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How many generations to we have to go thru to get this to stop.. We gave them land for a reason, stay on it.
To add to this, they love to say they are a seperate nation, well if they truly want it that way they should have to carry passports when they leave their reservation and pass through customs.
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Does ceremonial jerky taste any different from subsistence jerky? Or are those get you out of jail terms used by NA and have nothing to do with taste. :chuckle:
Taste great, an less filling lol
Typical Hairtrigger Response.
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Does ceremonial jerky taste any different from subsistence jerky? Or are those get you out of jail terms used by NA and have nothing to do with taste. :chuckle:
Taste great, an less filling lol
Typical Hairtrigger Response.
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How many generations to we have to go thru to get this to stop.. We gave them land for a reason, stay on it.
Masterhunter340 you are probably one to cast stones. I think you have your own battles and issues.
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How many generations to we have to go thru to get this to stop.. We gave them land for a reason, stay on it.
To add to this, they love to say they are a seperate nation, well if they truly want it that way they should have to carry passports when they leave their reservation and pass through customs.
LOL best laugh all day!!!
Maybe just maybe when all the land is givin back
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This crap is why I am disgusted to be part Indian..