Hunter host goat hunt

[Drop_Tine]

Hi!

Just wondering if anyone would be interested in taking 2 guys from alberta on a mountain goat hunt ???? I live in antelope heaven !!!:mrgreen:

[bozzdrywall]

I might. But there is a thread in open chat for this kind of request. Hunting parter classifieds

[rocksteady]

I may be wrong, but I do not think we have that program in BC... I think its only available for relatives...

[leadpillproductions]

I do believe we have program ,except for sheep

[RJ]

I think you're allowed friends, if they have Canadian citizenship.
I don't think you're allowed to solicit for the program and offer compensation ;)

[Jagermeister]

Big Game Accompanied Hunts

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A non-resident of BC who is a resident

of Canada or a Canadian citizen may be
accompanied by a resident of BC who holds
a Permit to Accompany. Only one Permit to
Accompany will be issued to a person in a
licence year.
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The BC resident applying for this permit

must be a Canadian citizen or permanent
resident of Canada who has held a BC
hunting licence and a big game species
licence for 3 of the 5 years preceding
application (or 2 of the 5 years preceding
application if the applicant has completed
C.O.R.E). This person must obtain
the required permit at least one month
prior to hunting. Applications for permits are
available at Service BC offices, the Permit &
Authorization Service Bureau, or electronically
from the MoE website:


www.env.gov.

bc.ca/pasb/applications.html


. (See

Wildlife Permits & Commercial Licences
article, page 63.)
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The non-residents must show the Permit to

Accompany or a copy indicating the name of
the permittee when purchasing their big game
species licences.
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A non-resident who is not a resident

of Canada and is not a Canadian citizen,
may also be eligible under the Permit to
Accompany providing they qualify under one
of the required relationship categories (ie, if
accompanied by a father, brother, son, uncle,
nephew, grandson, grandfather, mother, sister,
daughter, aunt, niece, granddaughter, grandmother,
spouse, father-in-law, mother-in-law,
son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother-in-law, or
sister-in-law, but excludes cousins).
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Permits to Accompany may not be available

for all species and areas (for example,
thinhorn sheep). Please contact the Permit
and Authorization Service Bureau toll free at
1-866-433-7272 (Victoria: 250-387-2928) for
more information.
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Royalties are payable on animals taken

under a Permit to Accompany (see Royalty
Fees section).

[Springer]

Yes it exists , I have gone along on Permit to accompany numerous times. Drop tine , you live in Antelope Country sure, but the BC guys have to draw along with you when you do a Hunter Host and their looking at 7 yrs would be my bet to be eligible for that Hunt. At least that's how it worked for me when i took a BC resident along on his Antelope Hunt.

[BCRiverBoater]

I was just going to say that Blainer. You can come here and hunt goats the first year but then they would have to trust you the Alberta hunter that you would come good 7+ years later when they finally get drawn for a speed goat tag. Sounds good and works well for good friends and family but may be a tough sell to a stranger. I know I would be very leery on trying this. I guess that is why I went and got an antelope this year.

But good luck to you and hope it work out for you.

[rocksteady]

Hmmmm...Learned something new today :)

[Drop_Tine]

Yeah i realize there is a wait for antelope , but we have more than that in alberta to!! If anyone is interested in applying for antelope and in the mean time trade for a white-tail hunt , that way there should be no trust issues , you got nothing to so called loose!!! I already have my 2012 hunts planned more looking into 2013 !!!

Just a thought!

Jason

[Drop_Tine]

Or start applying and in 7 years we go on a antelope/ mountain goat hunt !!! Maybe someone has the priority 5-7 and wants to hunt a antelope !!

[Walking Buffalo]

Be careful with the wording. You could get yourself and host in trouble for this kind of talk....



Yeah i realize there is a wait for antelope , but we have more than that in alberta to!! If anyone is interested in applying for antelope and in the mean time trade for a white-tail hunt , that way there should be no trust issues , you got nothing to so called loose!!! I already have my 2012 hunts planned more looking into 2013 !!!

Just a thought!

Jason