Llamas??

[Firstblood]

I wish eh, saw guys down in the US using a team of goats as well, they are strong capable animals, wold make for a whole new type of hunting. Unfortunately as has been mentioned it could be detrimental to the wild game we have here in BC.

[REMINGTON JIM]

iirc all of reg 6 is closed to the use of llamas and alpacas for hunting
A move to protect the wild sheep where a rule could be put in without too much conflab
would be nice if the blight carriers could be banned outright, but that move is beyond the hunting regs

Beyond the Hunting Regs and the Goverments ability to THINK things out as Usual ! jmo RJ

[Ourea]

We used them extensively for several years accessing remote elk country......15 km deep.
As good as they are they can be a nightmare.

I will give an overview of our experiences with them shortly.
Pros and cons and such.

[pinofire]

I know a guy who raised some for this purpose and it's a no go. Now they're pets.

[Foxton Gundogs]

Not sure why anyone would want to use Llamas when you could use perfectly good horses.

[Jagermeister]

Not sure why anyone would want to use Llamas when you could use perfectly good horses.

Llamas are like goats, they can forage on anything

[Chuck]

iirc all of reg 6 is closed to the use of llamas and alpacas for hunting
A move to protect the wild sheep where a rule could be put in without too much conflab
would be nice if the blight carriers could be banned outright, but that move is beyond the hunting regs

I can't understand why aliens, such as llamas, emus, crocodiles etc., are even allowed into Canada. Wasn't it once stated that Llamas were a health threat to our wild sheep? Recalling the cane toad fiasco and many others.

[walks with deer]

around kamloops there should be none allowed along the thompson.

[walks with deer]

espeacially north of the south thompson all the way down to lytton

[EvanG]

If the ban is to protect sheep why is it only in reg 6 and 7