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Thread: Next Step for allocation fight

  1. #21
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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    Quote Originally Posted by Fisher-Dude View Post
    Those percentages (90/10, 75/25) are per a BCWF resolution voted on and passed unanimously at the AGM to be our position should the 2007 policy not be implemented as promised.
    I believe we should be moving on to "next steps". The BCWF AGM resolution is the fallback position of the BCWF known to represent resident hunters. It must be known that Thomson's new allocation splits are to be legislated. Resident hunters cannot let this happen. What we as resident hunters need to do is push the percentages (90/10, 75/25) to be legislated. The 2007 policy is in effect null and void. The spirt and intent has been discarded and ignored by the Ministry by their actions and dealings with GOBC. We need to ralley all residents, hunters and non-hunters to lobby the government to have (90/10, 75/25) percentages legislated. If will take media coverage, letters, meetings, protests and rallies on the legislature to accomplish this.
    This is not a hard issue to rally behind if you keep it simple and compare percentages in outher jusistictions to what is being proposed by the commercial trophy harvest industry.

    Blowback
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  2. #22
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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    Quote Originally Posted by Blowback View Post
    I believe we should be moving on to "next steps". The BCWF AGM resolution is the fallback position of the BCWF known to represent resident hunters. It must be known that Thomson's new allocation splits are to be legislated. Resident hunters cannot let this happen. What we as resident hunters need to do is push the percentages (90/10, 75/25) to be legislated. The 2007 policy is in effect null and void. The spirt and intent has been discarded and ignored by the Ministry by their actions and dealings with GOBC. We need to ralley all residents, hunters and non-hunters to lobby the government to have (90/10, 75/25) percentages legislated. If will take media coverage, letters, meetings, protests and rallies on the legislature to accomplish this.
    This is not a hard issue to rally behind if you keep it simple and compare percentages in outher jusistictions to what is being proposed by the commercial trophy harvest industry.

    Blowback
    BCWF member
    Resident Hunter
    Agreed Blowback. There is a grass roots movement in progress. Some of the action being taken has been seen on this forum. There is more in the works. If you are interested in doing more, PM me.
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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    For you folks who are posting on on sites, please make sure you get people to sign these petitions:

    http://www.bcwf.bc.ca/

    https://www.change.org/p/christy-cla...hts?lang=en-CA
    Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

    Mandela

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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    Quote Originally Posted by GoatGuy View Post
    For you folks who are posting on on sites, please make sure you get people to sign these petitions:

    http://www.bcwf.bc.ca/

    https://www.change.org/p/christy-cla...hts?lang=en-CA
    Wilco Jesse. We are directing traffic here, but granted it is an extra step. Will encourage others that are posting (that are not on this site) to do the same as you instructed.
    Last edited by kayjayess; 01-05-2015 at 03:29 PM.
    Wild Sheep Society of BC 1Campfire

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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    Signed both

  6. #26
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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    I agree with changing the splits too 90/10 and 75/25. The 2007 agreement was more than generous to the GOABC and it's members. They should have been content with what they had. We have the momentum now, when will we get this groundswell of support again in the future. This will be in the collective conscienciousness of the public soon. I'm sure the above numbers that blowback suggested, will seem very generous indeed when compared to most North American juristictions. Let's get 90/10 and 75/25 passed into law. Peddle to the floor guys.
    B.C. resident hunter

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    Re: Next Step for allocation fight

    all discussions can now be found here

    http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showth...ds-and-debates
    Last edited by Elkhound; 01-14-2015 at 01:34 PM.

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