Hunting with natives.

[moosedude]

You are absolutely right, that's because they have pretty much slaughtered off and sold over the counter at various stores on the Reserve outside North Bay by a small handful of Band members from one family and they're White Man Indian wannabe friends who for my own protection shall remain nameless, as much as I would love to post their names for all to see.......

Its very much the same here with salmon on the fraser river. Overfishing for sale and DFO unwilling to do anything about it. And its only a handful of people doing it.

 

[bearkilr]

In Saskatchewan there is (or certainly was) a special paragraph in the hunting reg's synopsis about hunting on reserves. The gist was yes non-natives could hunt on the reserve with the chief's written permission.

Hunting on a reserve? You'd have better luck in a WalMart parking lot.

 

[maple_leaf_eh]

Page 9 of the 2012 synopsis, under Special Lands Provisions, "Indian Reserves are closed to licensed hunting unless permission is granted by the Chief or Band Council."

That looks like a condition on licensed hunting only, not First Nations hunting.

 

[bearkilr]

Page 9 of the 2012 synopsis, under Special Lands Provisions, "Indian Reserves are closed to licensed hunting unless permission is granted by the Chief or Band Council."

That looks like a condition on licensed hunting only, not First Nations hunting.

I didn't mean no one can hunt on reserves, just that's it's pretty much pointless as they're generally devoid of game.
Same laws as hunting on private land, just that the owners are considered to be the current chief and council.