Jim Shockey's area?

[medved]

Hope your right.

new ORVs rules coming soon and hope the GO will be afftected too.

[medved]

325 WSM what are your thoughts on little Kalzas or moose lake? Looking for something fairly close to shuttle moose chunks to a vehicle.

it s a long ride from a road ...

[medved]

He has a cabin on Little Kalzas, I would go to Big Kalzas. Take fishing gear for big trout at either. Both lakes can get quite rough, watch for storm cells. Big forest fire went through the area about 15 years ago….great moose habitat. Not sure what you are calling moose lake.

Earn lake was a good spot but not on Shockeys area.

[Alfonz]

He has a cabin on Little Kalzas, I would go to Big Kalzas. Take fishing gear for big trout at either. Both lakes can get quite rough, watch for storm cells. Big forest fire went through the area about 15 years ago….great moose habitat. Not sure what you are calling moose lake.

Moose lake on my map is just to east of Big Kalzas. Interesting about little Kalzas I did not think he had a cabin there. Some friends of mine hunted it last year and did not report seeing anyone.

[Alfonz]

it s a long ride from a road ...

But a short flight!

[medved]

But a short flight!

which airline operator was flying them there?

there is a lot chance you do not see an outfitter in all their places ... but sometimes it happens.

[Eastbranch]

Last two WR bulls came from the same postal code and it wasn't anywhere near Jim's area. Just saying. Don't understand why anyone would deliberately hunt in a 'famous' area just to razz an outfitter, especially at the cost of a skywagon. Boat gas is cheaper!

[medved]

Arcticred,

the last WRs,
the P&Y was taken at Earn Lake with Mcmillan river outfitter.

The B&C was taken on the Yukon River near Stewart Island by a local hunter.

definetly not in the same area ....

[Yukon280]

All animals are under strict quotas that get evaluated every 3 years by wildlife biologists, First Nations representatives, outfitters, etc. Get facts straight before posting.
For non-residents of the Yukon: Information for Non-Resident hunters

Tanya, get YOUR facts straight. That was my original post and every word of it is FACT. But seeing as you work for Shockey, I guess we can forgive your ignorance. No Sheep quotas on outfitters. Period. Where in the post did it say anything about quotas on other species? Nowhere, right? So here's the challenge, please let us residents know what his Moose quota is, and how many he takes. The department won't tell us, as its "privileged" info.
And 325, what don't I really understand? Elaborate please.
Alfonz, dude, get in there.

[Alfonz]

It's public property, it should be public info. If the harvest levels are within reason what is the reason for secrecy? I would hope the Renewable resource councils would have this info, they are they ones that are suppose to make recommendation to the Yukon fish & wildlife management board.