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Wolf Database BC: http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showth...se-Mainland-BC
While the horns on "traditional" hunting vehicles like the 1979 Mercury Cougar are something to be feared and avoided, the ground clearance on said vehicles is lacking. Just cross one road deactivation, and you'll be good to go. Or just get out and walk.
Twist and pull.
well good luck i donated my leh to the food bank lol i not going to waste my time and money in that area anymore
As I am sure everyone has heard the gov't has come to an agreement with the FN. http://www.bcwf.net/images/stories/C...RO_RELEASE.pdf
My question is: How much money is going to change hands??? I was given the name of a guy by the name of Mike Ramsey in the Chilcoten that may be able to answer those type of questions. I called the LEH people and they told me they did not know anymore than what the press release stated. Mike Ramsey - 250-398-4546. I am unsure of his title but maybe a few phone calls will open p just what was negotiated.
I read that press release, but didn't see anything that indicated that any money would change hands...... Unless you have additional information?
Ah yes, protect the traditional hunting methods of jacklighting, 4wd, high powered weapons, killing all year... when the moose are gone they can blame themselves for greed, lack of hunting ethics, whining
8 years have passed. The TLETINQOX-TIN are a sovereign nation. So why are they still in our pockets?
".....It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of a Trudeau government than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their prime minister......"
Damn man. You got my dander up, until I saw the thread date. Then I read your comment and you’ve got my blood pressure rising too. Why are they still there??? Because we open our pockets to them. Not their fault. It’s ours. Or more correctly the people we elect. Don’t even get me started...I’ve lost 20k in the last month to FN travel bans that my clients are afraid to break. Kudos to the Nations for having balls. Too bad we don’t.