BC Hydro asks hunters to avoid Site C construction

[Ohwildwon]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/site-c-hunters-1.4474113

[TexasWalker]

Isn't that rich.

[Drillbit]

Fair enough, don't hunt around crews. That's no different than active logging and mining signs I see all the time.


But WHEN they start leaving signs all over and no crews anywhere in the area and EXPECTING nobody to hunt there, they are the ones causing problems.


That's no different then the idiots leaving the construction zones signs up for weeks when they aren't around, and then get mad their first day back when people aren't slowing down for the abandoned signs.

[russm86]

Fair enough, don't hunt around crews. That's no different than active logging and mining signs I see all the time.


But WHEN they start leaving signs all over and no crews anywhere in the area and EXPECTING nobody to hunt there, they are the ones causing problems.


That's no different then the idiots leaving the construction zones signs up for weeks when they aren't around, and then get mad their first day back when people aren't slowing down for the abandoned signs.

The one I've been seeing lots lately is when going through a construction zone they have the speed limit signs all wrapped in garbage bags and have the temporary construction speed signs up but then they have the big digital signs out saying construction is Monday to Friday 7 to 5 or whatever but they don't change the speed signs after/outside of those working hours... So do you still have to obey the construction speeds when the big glowing sign at the start of the construction zone says they aren't actually working? Everyone is confused and half the people are doing the construction speed and half do the normal speed...

[elknut]

Found that where I hunt they are easy to get along with ..No issues and common sense..You can drive through to get beyond their work area..Not going to bother me !...Dennis

[albravo2]

But WHEN they start leaving signs all over and no crews anywhere in the area and EXPECTING nobody to hunt there, they are the ones causing problems.

This, x100. Drives me crazy when crews put up and leave up 'No hunting' signs. I found a bunch of them up near Redfern/Buckinghorse a couple years ago and was complaining about it on here and I got a PM from one of the bosses up there (SitkaSpruce?) that said he would deal with it. It was too late for us that year but hopefully someone else got the benefit.

[Bear Brawler]

This, x100. Drives me crazy when crews put up and leave up 'No hunting' signs. I found a bunch of them up near Redfern/Buckinghorse a couple years ago and was complaining about it on here and I got a PM from one of the bosses up there (SitkaSpruce?) that said he would deal with it. It was too late for us that year but hopefully someone else got the benefit.

I would've scooped up the signs, driven towards where I was going hunting and start dropping them along the road and near where I parked so nobody bothered me.

[IronNoggin]

I would've scooped up the signs, driven towards where I was going hunting and start dropping them along the road and near where I parked so nobody bothered me.

It actually better to string up yellow Police Line: Do Not Cross tape across the road / trail, carry on 60 or 70 yards, and set up red and blue led flashers on either side of the trail.

Trust me on that

Cheers,
Nog

[HappyJack]

It actually better to string up yellow Police Line: Do Not Cross tape across the road / trail, carry on 60 or 70 yards, and set up red and blue led flashers on either side of the trail.

Trust me on that

Cheers,
Nog

That's evil.

[Drillbit]

I would've scooped up the signs, driven towards where I was going hunting and start dropping them along the road and near where I parked so nobody bothered me.

Lots of phoney NO HUNTING and NO TRESPASSING signs all over the country. I'm betting there will be people using the site c signs to post there super secret honey holes as well.