It’s ridiculous that hunting for grizzlies has been banned. The predator impact will increase drastically.
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gary burns
8 years ago
science not emotion is needed. wolves need to be reduced .
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please respect the science used by the BC Fish & Wildlife branch, not that of interest groups influences.
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Kent Slovernick
8 years ago
It's are right and our duty to manage wildlife. Far left needs to start funding wildlife like hunters instead of just trying to stop hunting then they might have a clue what management is all about.
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Jim Esa
8 years ago
Hunting is a great tradition that provides many benefits including conservation, economic impact and great family memories just to name a few
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Tim Troxel
8 years ago
Have hunted in BC several times; a beautiful place with lots of wild game. Keep it that way with science based game management, not emotion.
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John Volosin
8 years ago
Hunting is conservation.
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LeRoy Barry
8 years ago
Hunting is extremely important to Canada along with the hunters that travel there!
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Ken Dewerson
8 years ago
My Kids and Grandkids should have the opportunity to Hunt & fish in our great outdoors.
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Charles Davis
8 years ago
Let sound wildlife resurch determin not emotion
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Brian Vanard
8 years ago
There is a sustainable population of grizzlys in BC
Do the science, not the politics
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Jason h Reid
8 years ago
Everyone knows the anti hunting arguments are based in irrational emotion and mis understanding not in a science based perspective. Do the right thing and keep hunting alive.
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JEFF GRINDSTAFF
8 years ago
I hunted in BC with Elk Valley Bighorn Outfitters. What a beautiful place and lots of game. Please keep the right to hunt available to all of those who want to experience what BC has to offer.
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Gregg Davis
8 years ago
Please use fact base management of bears & all big game. It is a revenue source in addition to management of the resource.
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Jeff Siems
8 years ago
I hunt and fish in Canada on a regular basis please base your decisions regarding hunting on science and not emotions of those who do not utilze the resource.
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Joel LaPierre
8 years ago
Just in America Hunters spend 21 Billion dollars and Anglers spend 36 Billion dollars annually. Hunters and anglers support 1.5 million jobs. Through license sales and taxes sportsmen pay the lion's share of all state fish and wildlife agency budgets. Money that funds such things as fisheries and wildlife management and recreational programs. When sportsmen's right to hunting or fishing is taken away we will go where we can exercise our rights and our money and jobs will follow. I was planning a hunting trip to British Columbia, once I found out hunting rights were being taken away I booked my trip to Alaska.
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William Peter Camfield
8 years ago
Please use science, not emotion to make wildlife decisions.
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Clayton Hulen
8 years ago
Please keep our/everyone’s hunting rights. This is our heritage.
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David Duffy
8 years ago
Stop this senseless act of anti-hunting NOW!!!
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Steven Hanna
8 years ago
We come to Canada to fish and hunt. We spend big money in Canada. Hunting provides employment, it gives value to your wildlife.
It’s ridiculous that hunting for grizzlies has been banned. The predator impact will increase drastically.
science not emotion is needed. wolves need to be reduced .
Please respect the science used by the BC Fish & Wildlife branch, not that of interest groups influences.
It's are right and our duty to manage wildlife. Far left needs to start funding wildlife like hunters instead of just trying to stop hunting then they might have a clue what management is all about.
Hunting is a great tradition that provides many benefits including conservation, economic impact and great family memories just to name a few
Have hunted in BC several times; a beautiful place with lots of wild game. Keep it that way with science based game management, not emotion.
Hunting is conservation.
Hunting is extremely important to Canada along with the hunters that travel there!
My Kids and Grandkids should have the opportunity to Hunt & fish in our great outdoors.
Let sound wildlife resurch determin not emotion
There is a sustainable population of grizzlys in BC Do the science, not the politics
Everyone knows the anti hunting arguments are based in irrational emotion and mis understanding not in a science based perspective. Do the right thing and keep hunting alive.
I hunted in BC with Elk Valley Bighorn Outfitters. What a beautiful place and lots of game. Please keep the right to hunt available to all of those who want to experience what BC has to offer.
Please use fact base management of bears & all big game. It is a revenue source in addition to management of the resource.
I hunt and fish in Canada on a regular basis please base your decisions regarding hunting on science and not emotions of those who do not utilze the resource.
Just in America Hunters spend 21 Billion dollars and Anglers spend 36 Billion dollars annually. Hunters and anglers support 1.5 million jobs. Through license sales and taxes sportsmen pay the lion's share of all state fish and wildlife agency budgets. Money that funds such things as fisheries and wildlife management and recreational programs. When sportsmen's right to hunting or fishing is taken away we will go where we can exercise our rights and our money and jobs will follow. I was planning a hunting trip to British Columbia, once I found out hunting rights were being taken away I booked my trip to Alaska.
Please use science, not emotion to make wildlife decisions.
Please keep our/everyone’s hunting rights. This is our heritage.
Stop this senseless act of anti-hunting NOW!!!
We come to Canada to fish and hunt. We spend big money in Canada. Hunting provides employment, it gives value to your wildlife.