I’ve hunted in BC twice. I hope I’m always able to.
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Casey L Dinkel
8 years ago
By reinstating the legal hunting of grizzlies in British Columbia, wildlife managers can effectively manage grizzly populations. Please reconsider the legal hunting of grizzly. The management of wildlife should be based from scientific data and not the voice of uneducated masses.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Hunting and fishing should be protected for all races not just first nations
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Darrel Skinner
8 years ago
Hunting and fishing should be a fundamental right in Canada protected by legislation.
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Bradley Bowden
8 years ago
Our wildlife must be managed on sound science not by apolitical decision, by doing so other animals down the food chain pay the price.
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Craig Griffitt
8 years ago
Legislation such as hunting certain species should be left up to the Ministries Dept./Fish & Wildlife Branch ( People who understand conservation). HUNTING IS CONSERVATION!
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Michael Walls
8 years ago
If the best conservation Is what our goal is then we need manage them based on science not emotion.
Hunting is conversation! Please research before voting against the rights of individuals to hunt and fish.
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Jason jedele
8 years ago
The province of British Columbia has always don a great job managing their wildlife and the hunting tradition...until now! The recent ban on grizzly hunting is a true testament that politics is winning over science and this is a dangerous practice anywhere in the world.
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RODERICK SHELTON
8 years ago
allow grizzly hunting in B.C.
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Jason jedele
8 years ago
The province of British Columbia has always don a great job managing their wildlife and the hunting tradition...until now! The recent ban on grizzly hunting is a true testament that politics is winning over science and this is a dangerous practice anywhere in the world.
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Dan Burget
8 years ago
There is no reason to ban hunting anywhere, hunting is conservation.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Hunting and fishing should be protected for all races not just first nations
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Charlie Loan
8 years ago
There is no substitute for intelligent and scientific conservation. Don't cave to unwise, emotional opinions and decisions.
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Dean Heintzelman
8 years ago
I hunted Northern BC in 2007 for Grizzly and we saw numerous Grizzly and Black bears daily. After hunting for app. five days we harvested a 22 year old boar Grizzly. This was a memorable experience which remains with me . In the area we were hunting there certainly was no shortage of bears. One resident guide actually harvested a Grizzly after mine was taken.
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PETER SPEAR
8 years ago
Bears will not fear humans unless they are hunted. There are ample populations of grizzly to support a sport hunt.
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Carl Lohrer
8 years ago
FACTS !
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Ryan Browne
8 years ago
Please use sound science to base your wildlife management decisions and respect the contributions of hunters and hunting to wildlife conservation.
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Bradley J Morlock
8 years ago
Please reconsider "The Hunting and Fishing Heritage Amendment Act, 2018"
I’ve hunted in BC twice. I hope I’m always able to.
By reinstating the legal hunting of grizzlies in British Columbia, wildlife managers can effectively manage grizzly populations. Please reconsider the legal hunting of grizzly. The management of wildlife should be based from scientific data and not the voice of uneducated masses.
Hunting and fishing should be protected for all races not just first nations
Hunting and fishing should be a fundamental right in Canada protected by legislation.
Our wildlife must be managed on sound science not by apolitical decision, by doing so other animals down the food chain pay the price.
Legislation such as hunting certain species should be left up to the Ministries Dept./Fish & Wildlife Branch ( People who understand conservation). HUNTING IS CONSERVATION!
If the best conservation Is what our goal is then we need manage them based on science not emotion.
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Hunting is conversation! Please research before voting against the rights of individuals to hunt and fish.
The province of British Columbia has always don a great job managing their wildlife and the hunting tradition...until now! The recent ban on grizzly hunting is a true testament that politics is winning over science and this is a dangerous practice anywhere in the world.
allow grizzly hunting in B.C.
The province of British Columbia has always don a great job managing their wildlife and the hunting tradition...until now! The recent ban on grizzly hunting is a true testament that politics is winning over science and this is a dangerous practice anywhere in the world.
There is no reason to ban hunting anywhere, hunting is conservation.
Hunting and fishing should be protected for all races not just first nations
There is no substitute for intelligent and scientific conservation. Don't cave to unwise, emotional opinions and decisions.
I hunted Northern BC in 2007 for Grizzly and we saw numerous Grizzly and Black bears daily. After hunting for app. five days we harvested a 22 year old boar Grizzly. This was a memorable experience which remains with me . In the area we were hunting there certainly was no shortage of bears. One resident guide actually harvested a Grizzly after mine was taken.
Bears will not fear humans unless they are hunted. There are ample populations of grizzly to support a sport hunt.
FACTS !
Please use sound science to base your wildlife management decisions and respect the contributions of hunters and hunting to wildlife conservation.
Please reconsider "The Hunting and Fishing Heritage Amendment Act, 2018"