When in doubt, just pin it.
To wolf down: sounds like someone is C you next Tuesday celebrating wildlife mis-management.
So on the one hand they justify wanton unregulated FN hunting because the stewards of the land use every part of the animal and that makes it OK. Now I want to use every part of the animal and they say no you can't keep the hide or the head... sounds like a contradiction to me.
Last edited by Asco; 08-14-2017 at 06:26 PM. Reason: C you
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Make like a baby and head out!
I have seen you make a concerted effort to divide hunters ever since joining.
You appear to jump from thread to thread stirring the pot.
You are Not doing the hunting community or the sport any favours.
I won't respond to your response as you are speaking from a place of emotion,Not science.
i wish you and Jasmine great success this hunting season, maybe Wolfdown is available
Last edited by Blainer; 08-14-2017 at 09:30 PM.
“Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation. Your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think you are.”
There's obviously two trolls involved in the thread. Some of the comment they've made are mind boggling, but I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion.
When you read the article on CBC, they actually state "It's not a matter of numbers, it's a matter of society has come to the point in B.C. where they are no longer in favour of the grizzly bear trophy hunt". There is zero science behind that comment, along with zero science behind banning the hunt.
For you grizzly bear hunters in B.C, I feel sorry for you. No rationale was undertaken in making this decision. Now time will tell whether they still allow you guys to bring the hide and skull home with the meat. If that's the case, I would be able to tolerate that. But I can tell you that I probably wouldn't think of shooting a grizzly 30-40km from the road while on a sheep/goat/caribou hunt.
As well, another scenario that this could bring about, is people going out and shooting the bears and leaving them to waste, and then not punching their tag, and just saying they didn't get one. The whole point of hunting is about having fun and putting food on the table, while creating memories. And by having that grizzly hanging on the wall, or over the back of your couch or however you choose to have it mounted, that's the whole point of taxidermy, for the art and to re-live those past hunts.
Every hunter saves the rack etc. from the animals they kill. Its part of hunting and memories. You're a fool to be excited about government imposed morals. You should see that this is just another step against hunting in general, I'm sure you 2 are just anti hunting trolls anyways.
BTW I've been on a successful grizz hunt, removing and keeping meat, hide and skull.
Proud member of the fringe minority!