Yah I did, I fixed it. Thanks!
Yah I did, I fixed it. Thanks!
I was waiting to see when someone would point out the 5/15 was reversed.
I know quite a few people who live on the Queen Charlottes, and quite a few who have hunted and guided there. The standard procedure is shoot 5, and then drop off at the local butchers, who will process, wrap, freeze and then ship to your home address. While he is doing that, those 5 are not in your possession, and therefore you can shoot 5 more. Repeat as necessary.
If we’re not supposed to eat animals, how come they’re made out of meat?
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My take: If you shoot 5 and eat one, you now have 4. You can shoot one more so you are again in possession of five. It has nothing to do with your place of residence. If you shot five and took them to the butcher and shot five more you would be exceeding your possession limit. The butcher does not own your deer, they are still yours and count as part of your possession limit. The gifting of the deer is a little tricky. I don’t think the CO is right but I wouldn’t want to test it.
Just an opinion, but I think you’re allowed 5 with you. Eat one and shoot one more and you’ll be back at 5. Seems simple, Maybe there was a misunderstanding with the co.
I’ve never hunted there, but a guy I know used to go there with a group and one guy would take turns running the deer home. So if there was 3 of them with 3 trucks then one guy would go home with 15 deer and come back. I really don’t know if that’s legal, but they seemed to think so.
If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you're mis-informed.
The better question is, since they are culling the deer on other islands there anyway, why is the possession limit still at 5??
You must cancel your tag immediately upon killing a deer, So wheter you eat it or gift it you are down in the further number you are allowed to take.