7 mule deer have been killed by non residents in the Kamloops area in the last decade.Originally Posted by 338win mag
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7 mule deer have been killed by non residents in the Kamloops area in the last decade.
"If you ever go into the bush, there are grizzly bears lurking behind just about every bush, waiting to pounce, so you need a powerful gun, with huge bullets" - Gatehouse ~ 2004
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LOL, I was being sarcastic, I dont know how many mule deer are killed by G/O, doesnt matter, they should be curtailed the same as resident hunters, or more so.
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Most recent study of harvest stats that I saw showed less than 4% of hunters shoot a second mule deer.
Originally Posted by chevy
but man how much pepporoni can your arshole take anyways !
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This, and the fact that it is only a small portion I assume of hunters who have success yearly, year after year, and
most likely, hunting for "meat bucks"
(like me, I have the opportunity, but still don't let the pin go....conservation at it's extreme...lol....my choice).
And then I am "assuming"? ....that those who do have success yearly, are for the most part
"Locals"...because they have the opportunity to get out there easier, more often, and learn terrain and honey holes,
if they apply themselves properly.
I find it surprising that some think it's us LM's that do all the "game removing" in Region to Region.
Have there ever been studies on seeing if people from the same regions, say someone in Kamloops, and his/her
success rate in R3, as compared to someone who comes from R2 to hunt R3, and how many days on average
they hunt?
Just asking, but, it isn't hunting as to why we have game # problems right now.
Wish people would just see that placing more "hunting restrictions" is the "easiest " thing that the ministry can
do, and the cheapest way.....but not the "right way" or what is needed to actually bring those #'s back up.
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