Moose LEH 5-04B FN issues

[srupp]

Hunted there lots.Maybe keep your main camp at Puntzi Lake at one of the resorts and day hunt out of there.That way someone is watching your gear while your out having fun

Like he said.
Good plan B
Steven

[HappyJack]

That's the problem, an older, taxpaying, native-born BC citizen drives up alone to camp, fish and maybe hunt and is accosted by drunken, aggressive persons of a certain group who threaten and even damage the person's gear and vehicle........how much more of this crap are we supposed to endure?

If, one defend's one's person or property, the consequences will probably be bankruptcy by legal costs and/or incarceration in gaol. If not, injury, death or even worse may well ensue.........

Time to form small, self-defence groups, are accordingly and go where WE want as BC is OURS, not "fn" land!

FIGHT BACK!!!!

Walk tall and carry a big stick. The FNs always respect the crazies....just act real crazed and they will likely leave you alone.

[srupp]

Walk tall and carry a big stick. The FNs always respect the crazies....just act real crazed and they will likely leave you alone.

believe me you will never outcrazy them.
Steven

[scotty30-06]

I'm surprised it hasn't turned in the ok corral up there yet from all the stories I hear....glad it hasn't but it's on a fine line.

[Ride Red]

believe me you will never outcrazy them.
Steven

You haven't met me yet Steven!?!?!

[srupp]

yes we have..I was wearing a blue and green polka dotted dress..lol
steven

[dakoda62]

Stay off the beaten track. Camp deep if possible, Leave someone in camp at all times if possible.

[Ride Red]

yes we have..I was wearing a blue and green polka dotted dress..lol
steven

Gotta quit drinking out of mason jars ��

[Ride Red]

Most of us realize that the worse vandalizing and threatening problems come from
a small aggressive group, not the majority which don't have control of the trouble
makers. It's the same in the lower mainland East Indian gang problems. The East
Indian community know who many of the gangsters are, but have little or no influence
over them. A couple of years ago I had an issue that left my camp vulnerable for lengthy
times in an area known to have similar issues. During one of my long walks to a phone
booth a bunch of young natives stopped and gave me a ride even though there was little
room in their cab for me. Had a good chat with that great bunch and they told me they would
not only pick me up later, but would put the word out for the logging truck drivers to keep
an eye on my camp. This they did when they could have just as easily ransacked my camp,
truck, and equipment without anyone's knowledge. Not everyone is a bad apple.

Well said. There are shit rats with every race and they should be dealt with accordingly.

[Stresd]

Stay off the beaten track. Camp deep if possible, Leave someone in camp at all times if possible.

X2. Grows stale really quicky having to leave someone in camp. Starting hunting that area back in the 70's on horse back. Got our horses from Dwayne and Marion at Teepee heart Ranch. Hunted there every year until 5 years ago when we said enough is enough, and got the hell out of dodge. Leaving an area that we had hunted for 40 years, taking our Moose every year. Found and started to learn a new area with no FN's around. We knew the Big creek, Groundhog and kloacut areas like the back of our hands and camped in deep. knew most of the the local ranchers on a first name basis, but not much they could do about the poaching and FN issues as they had to live there.
You couldn't pay me to hunt that area again. Just not worth all the BS and cautionary measures you have to take. I want to be able to relax and enjoy my hunting trip.