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Protect a Person's Right to Hunt and Fish

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Brit balant
8 years ago

Hunting IS conservation

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Chris watson
8 years ago

Let the biologists determine huntable populations not polititions and the uninformed

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John Pierog
8 years ago

Hunting, together with sound wildlife management, is necessary for the well-being of BC's grizzly population.

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Masoud yousefi
8 years ago

I do not have any intention of hunting bears in BC, but banning grizzly bear is wrong and will have ecconomic and predation consequences beyond the comprehention of those who appose it. Do not allow banning of Grizzly bear to become such a big problem.

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Masoud yousefi
8 years ago

I do not have any intention of hunting bears in BC, but banning grizzly bear is wrong and will have ecconomic and predation consequences beyond the comprehention of those who appose it. Do not allow banning of Grizzly bear to become such a big problem.

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Tim Meinschein
8 years ago

Bears are pretty much solitary animals, if you don't manage them with hunts (or expensive relocations of excess animals), they will start intruding into populated areas. This will mean not only pets disappearing, but people actually dying!!!

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Juan Bringas
8 years ago

There’s to many grizzlies out there.

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Joe Bloomquist
8 years ago

Every big game animal needs to be managed. Hunters will be more than willing to do that management for our governments and be happy doing it as well as pay for it! Having governments manage our big game costs every tax payer money that can be generated by hunters and tag fees! Let’s smarten up BC your not California!

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Bob McCormick
8 years ago

Please make your decision on good scientific facts.

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Hunter Roop
8 years ago

Please manage the wildlife resources under your care according to the basic principles of wildlife management and not public opinion. Do the responsible thing.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Hunting, fishing and gathering is important as human rights to provide natural foods for their families. We need this clarified

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Scott a Eshenbaugh
8 years ago

Governments need to listen and pay attention to what scientists and biologist can show facts about the well being of our natural resources instead af making campaign promises on what they know nothing about

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Every person deserves to have the right to hunt or not to hunt

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David Kidder
8 years ago

Hunters are the true conservationists and it has been proven that we pay for and conserve our God given animals thru hunting selectively

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Tracy Love
8 years ago

Hunting is conservation.

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Jim Manley
8 years ago

Your outfitters do a great job managing the wildlife within their concessions. The department of fish and game also, seems proactive with their census and allotments. Please, let’s don’t let the uninformed non hunters push legislation that will actually decrease the number of game animals that you have in your wonderful province!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Manage the grizzly bears. Use sound game management practices (hunting) and there will be grizzly bears for many generations to enjoy.

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JAMES WILLEMS
8 years ago

Leave these decisions to the professional game managers. Emotions have no place in deciding legal issues.

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Chuck Middleton
8 years ago

Let’s use science to manage wildlife and not let it be decided by the non hunting public that lacks understanding and knowledge to decide on wildlife issues

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Steve Lefforge
8 years ago

Stop hunting Grizzlies will only lower the bear overall population. As the boars that are usually the bears harvested by hunting, will now be killing off the cubs in order to breed with the sows. Proper game management is the key and hunting is the best tool available for health populations.