Oh boy, this could get ugly

A diesel truck, travel trailer, and quad/SXS add up to a lot. A pilot’s licence and a 170 split 2 ways doesn’t seem crazy now, does it? My truck can burn $40/hr when towing heavy. A jet boat burns $100 bills like dry sticks. Consider your insurance costs on truck, trailer, quad, boat etc. Now consider how a 40-60 yr old airplane doesn’t depreciate.
 
"Sportsmen" seldom get more than a stones throw away from a motorized vehicle.

They hate the thought of leaving all the comforts of home, at home!

I hate the thought of leaving my vehicle unattended. Already had one smash and grab while out hunting, now I'm always worried I'll have no windows or maybe even no truck when I get back... That said I still do it, too much luck involved in trying to fill the freezer from the truck, and if I have any luck it's usually bad luck.
 
The “white mans indian” taught in school has to stop. I was at my kids hockey practice last year. The head news article was that “the elders” can’t get enough salmon and sports fishing should be shut down. Seconds after I read the headline I was getting messages on my phone. The local Indians were out the night before. Caught hundreds of fish in there nets the night before only 20$ each do I know anyone that wants any? Wtf. It would take hundreds of sports guys to take that many fish. Defining people’s right by race has to stop. Call an apple and an orange and orange.
 
nothing a good chain and a 4x4 can't remove.

I'm indigenous, but this crap is going to far.

BC Hunters and back country users should not be tolerating this nonsense.

Tolerating is a fact, even on CGN, people are saying wearing a home made face diaper is the thing to do. Give your heads a collective shake. They will use this 'scamdemic' for any gain/control/denial they can, anyone is free to jump right onto the insanity train.......
 
Is this actual treaty land, or just "traditional territory" or whatever they like to call crown land?

That's what hunters need to find out. If it's bona fide traditional treaty land,FN has full authority to close it. Trespassing charges can get very expensive when "double-barreled" under both provincial legislation PLUS The Indian Act.
 
That's what hunters need to find out. If it's bona fide traditional treaty land,FN has full authority to close it. Trespassing charges can get very expensive when "double-barreled" under both provincial legislation PLUS The Indian Act.

There is a distinction between treaty land and traditional territory - treaty lands they basically own, traditional territory is just crown land which they traditionally may have used.

In BC there isn't a lot of treaty land west of the Rockies I don't think? (iirc it's mostly in the NE corner of the province and a bit of Vancouver Island?)
 
That's what hunters need to find out. If it's bona fide traditional treaty land,FN has full authority to close it. Trespassing charges can get very expensive when "double-barreled" under both provincial legislation PLUS The Indian Act.

If the FN don't follow/observe/respect "whitemans" laws and don't apply to them then the FN laws sure as heck don't apply to us "whitemen". If our laws don't govern them because they are FN then their laws can't govern us because we aren't FN.
 
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