I hunted twice in B.C. during the 2017 hunting season and believe there is no scientific explanation for the banning of Grizzly Bear hunting in B.C.
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John Sauro
8 years ago
Sound game management based on scientific facts should always take precedence over emotional decisions made by Urbanites that are clueless to what goes on in the wilderness areas of British Columbia. The Grizzly Bear hunt has always been sustainable and should continue to be so. Bring back the hunt and let the game department do what they need to do in managing the Grizzly Bear hunt.
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Garrett Schlief
8 years ago
Science based solutions, not emotion based.
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Johnny Fidler
8 years ago
Hunters and Hunting is the best management tool we have and have contributed to keeping " sheep on the mountain " as they say. I fully support the sustainable use of all game animals, birds, and other natural resources if sound scientific
management practices are in place and the resource is managed by science and not emotions or social mass media BS. !!!!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Base wildlife management decisions on SCIENCE - nothing else!!
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Mete babayigit
8 years ago
Hunting should be done under control not banned
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Robert Walker
8 years ago
If bears are a problem there is no better way to control them than by being harvested by responsible hunters
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Hunting is the only true conservation group
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Jay E. Link
8 years ago
I have hunted Grizzly Bear in BC in the past. THe Providence has done a great job with the help of Mother Nature in establishing one of the Largests populations on Planet Earth. It would be a shame not to use science based management & hunting as a tool to protect this established resource. I look forward to Hunting Grizzly Bear in British Colombia again soon!
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Joe moore
8 years ago
That’s down right unamerican
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Steve
8 years ago
I 100% support all forms of hunting in BC that is determined to be sustainable including the hunting of grizzly bears and other predators.
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James joeckel
8 years ago
Bring back the grizzly bear !!
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Robert DuHadaway
8 years ago
Last year there were 700 grizzle bears disposed of by police and game wardens in B.C. as problem animals. Did anyone read about them. Yet they stopped hunting the Grizzle Bear. Hay people wake up.
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Andre van Hilten
8 years ago
Proper game management decisions need to be made by people properly educated in this area, not by emotionally driven people that do not live or understand first hand the species and the environment they live in.
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Gerald Raker
8 years ago
Hunters care about conserving wildlife more than any other group and no recreational group puts into their sport than hunters.
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Justin Medina
8 years ago
Management of all species is needed to ensure species survival for years to come, that includes grizzly bears.
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Matthew a adkins
8 years ago
I support the right to hunt under the North American game management model.
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Gregory Dabney
8 years ago
To whom it may concern,
I feel the grizzlyban in BC was enacted without proper consideration. Please call house bill M211 for a second reading.
Thank you,
Gregory Dabney
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Chad Lenz
8 years ago
Continue sound game management and continue the grizzly hunt
I hunted twice in B.C. during the 2017 hunting season and believe there is no scientific explanation for the banning of Grizzly Bear hunting in B.C.
Sound game management based on scientific facts should always take precedence over emotional decisions made by Urbanites that are clueless to what goes on in the wilderness areas of British Columbia. The Grizzly Bear hunt has always been sustainable and should continue to be so. Bring back the hunt and let the game department do what they need to do in managing the Grizzly Bear hunt.
Science based solutions, not emotion based.
Hunters and Hunting is the best management tool we have and have contributed to keeping " sheep on the mountain " as they say. I fully support the sustainable use of all game animals, birds, and other natural resources if sound scientific management practices are in place and the resource is managed by science and not emotions or social mass media BS. !!!!
Base wildlife management decisions on SCIENCE - nothing else!!
Hunting should be done under control not banned
If bears are a problem there is no better way to control them than by being harvested by responsible hunters
Hunting is the only true conservation group
I have hunted Grizzly Bear in BC in the past. THe Providence has done a great job with the help of Mother Nature in establishing one of the Largests populations on Planet Earth. It would be a shame not to use science based management & hunting as a tool to protect this established resource. I look forward to Hunting Grizzly Bear in British Colombia again soon!
That’s down right unamerican
I 100% support all forms of hunting in BC that is determined to be sustainable including the hunting of grizzly bears and other predators.
Bring back the grizzly bear !!
Last year there were 700 grizzle bears disposed of by police and game wardens in B.C. as problem animals. Did anyone read about them. Yet they stopped hunting the Grizzle Bear. Hay people wake up.
Proper game management decisions need to be made by people properly educated in this area, not by emotionally driven people that do not live or understand first hand the species and the environment they live in.
Hunters care about conserving wildlife more than any other group and no recreational group puts into their sport than hunters.
Management of all species is needed to ensure species survival for years to come, that includes grizzly bears.
I support the right to hunt under the North American game management model.
To whom it may concern, I feel the grizzlyban in BC was enacted without proper consideration. Please call house bill M211 for a second reading. Thank you, Gregory Dabney
Continue sound game management and continue the grizzly hunt
You have my support