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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    Quote Originally Posted by evcity View Post
    The statement doesn't mention hunting or fishing at all. If access is maintained, is this even a bad thing?
    You are foolish to think this will not effect backcountry use.
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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    https://www.lsib.net/blog/wp-content...public-PDF.pdf

    they want everyone out except ecotourists

    alarming and ridiculous

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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    I think the time is now for the rest of the population to lay claim to the rest of the province !
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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    Hunters/ Guide outfitters

    With the IPCA declaration, we are confirming the current moratorium on non-sməlqmíx hunting in the area.
    We will enforce sməlqmíx / syilx protocol with our neighbouring nations. We are protecting moose and ungulates by protecting winter range,
    migration corridors, lambing areas.
    For example, ceremonial burning can assist with restoration of ungulate habitat. E.g., area around Crater is starting to in-grow / sicknesses can occur when animals hemmed in in one place.
    Last edited by Weatherby Fan; 05-01-2022 at 10:49 AM.
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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    Well that settles that question.

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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    Anybody got any solutions?

    All I can think of right now is showing up in numbers and removing infrastructure which I would be willing to take part in.

    I would have to sit and think about it more for other on the ground solutions, i'm not talking about goofy **** like contacting mla's.

    Something that would deal with it or see actual results from, anybody got anything?

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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    I will be hunting it weather they say I can hunt it or not. I’ve had enough. If all the areas circled in red end up closed I’ll still hunt it and I would like to see someone stop me.

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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    Quote Originally Posted by quarterman View Post
    I will be hunting it weather they say I can hunt it or not. I’ve had enough. If all the areas circled in red end up closed I’ll still hunt it and I would like to see someone stop me.
    ^^^^^^^this. I hear ya, im done too. I just dont care anymore about any of this bs. Try and stop me if you can,lol.
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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    hmmm I was on the thcilcotin land and was numerous times informed i SHOULD not be there..it was indian land....its very angering to be told i should not be in BC the purple robes gave it away.

    still pissed at that..and the draining of OUR lands..resources..and monies...BC looking like swiss cheese..soon the land or resources wont be there to support taxpaying citizens..it will get to violence...wait till they come for YOUR area.
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    Re: Indian band declares Ashnola valley protected

    Quote Originally Posted by srupp View Post
    hmmm I was on the thcilcotin land and was numerous times informed i SHOULD not be there..it was indian land....its very angering to be told i should not be in BC the purple robes gave it away.

    still pissed at that..and the draining of OUR lands..resources..and monies...BC looking like swiss cheese..soon the land or resources wont be there to support taxpaying citizens..it will get to violence...wait till they come for YOUR area.
    Steven RUPP
    I can honestly say my temper is not good, I could see myself doing something very stupid if I spend money to go somewhere I want to go and am told I can't at some toll booth/roadblock. This could push to the boiling/point of no return one day

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