I saw it on our news about a month ago. Not sure why it took that long since the hunt was in October. We knew it was going to go on. And is this a precedent for other species in parks?How am I seeing this on US news before Canadian news?
If you don't wanna pay, don't go. Different. Free entry July 1 each year. And it's free all this year for illegal migrants. "Who loves ya baby"?Banff taking in more money than it needs to operate and being a Canadian citizen and my paying the annual pass means it is a tax. A tax is a tax.
Another example of Alberta subsidizing.
that's rich considering the "whites" wholesale slaughtered the Buffalo to extinction in the first place.One set of rules for thee....Just off the brink of extinction in that area, and they're already choppin em down?
Never said they didn't, but the "natives" are quite literally creating 2 sets of rules...it does nothing but increase division and resentment towards them. How "they" don't realize that is beyond me.that's rich considering the "whites" wholesale slaughtered the Buffalo to extinction in the first place.
You know that isn't true right? How many hides did it take to make a teepee and how long did the cover last? Preferentially killing cows during the calving season is just about the worst management system there is.that's rich considering the "whites" wholesale slaughtered the Buffalo to extinction in the first place.
Exactly. There was some tick born disease from Texas longhorns that got a lot of the plains bison infected, and they believe it was brucellosis from foreign import beef that got the northern wood buffalo dropping in heaps.There weren't enough hunters of any ethnicity to kill off those massive herds, diseases brought over by domestic cattle killed the lion's share of bison.
Attended an even.t last Friday where a presentation about the Banff bison thing was made. I asked the presenter how they could justify hunting in a National Park ? He was lost for words, but the audience was on my side.![]()
Or the magic lights one plugs into the usb port of the Denali 4dr long box.....Ya, don’t forget the loincloth and moccasins.
Didn't actually read the sentence? - danthat's rich considering the "whites" wholesale slaughtered the Buffalo to extinction in the first place.
You've been watching to many movies. There was very little wholesale bison hunting this far north. Mainly because the massive herds didn't come this far north.that's rich considering the "whites" wholesale slaughtered the Buffalo to extinction in the first place.
Actually I know a "regular guy" up here who got drawn and was successful.I saw it on our news about a month ago. Not sure why it took that long since the hunt was in October. We knew it was going to go on. And is this a precedent for other species in parks?
https://www.rmoutlook.com/banff/par...ous-bison-hunt-in-banff-national-park-9576391
There's a 240-square-kilometre special zone in the Upper Red Deer for protection of wandering buffalo. Not much to hunting them but I like the meat. I highly doubt regular Alberta hunters will ever get a draw no matter how big the herd gets.