My tracers will be just as bright next year.
I don't feel bad about not getting the LEH I applied for.
Last edited by Drache; 08-11-2017 at 02:49 PM.
Unless the weather starts cooperating more closures will likely be considered if it's not already happening. 2-3 weeks ago many folks in the EK were asking for closures, but only about half the province was at high or extreme fire danger. That changed significantly this week where about 3/4 or more of bc is now at high or extreme and many big fires are still active and new ones continue to show up daily. Resourcing for these fires is getting stretched and eventually all tools to mitigate new starts has to be considered. Only 20 sleeps to opening day elk archery and I am itching to be in elk camp, but i also know many folks' lives have been impacted this year already. If I don't get to hunt September 1st and less fires is why, well I'm ok with that... doesn't mean I won't be grumpy though.
Hopefully we get some rain and cool weather in the forecast. Terrible thing that is happening to our province.
I hope this ban is lifted by Oct so I can enjoy my moose draw after 5 years of waiting..
I saw this notice with a few additional
points.
E and F
I read it as the guides can hunt within their commercial activities.
Backcountry closed in the Cariboo
8/11/2017 2:24 PM WILLIAMS LAKE - Effective at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 11, 2017 all Crown land within the Cariboo Fire Centre is closed to public access due to the continued extreme fire danger and the number of active wildfires throughout the region.
High winds are expected to increase fire activity over the next few days.
A map of the affected areas is here: http://ow.ly/SFhP30elHuP
The area restriction order means that a person must not remain in or enter the restricted area without the prior written authorization of an official designated for the purposes of the Wildfire Act, unless the person enters the area in the course of:
a) travelling to or from his or her principal residence, that is not under an evacuation order;
b) using a highway as defined in the Transportation Act;
c) travelling as a person acting in an official capacity;
d) travelling for the purpose of supporting wildfire suppression activities;
e) engaging in a commercial activity within the regular course of the person's business or employment; or,
f) participating in a commercial activity that a person described in (e) provides.
Nice that the natives and go's can still access area that we can't....