Oh boy, this could get ugly
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I have a flat bed trailer, a box of tools, a couple chainsaws, and a use for a BUNCH of those gates!
Jess throwin' that out there in case your truck won't fit a couple of those gates and you don't mind the side trip to collect extras!
Fellas..... Zoom in and read the whole sign.
Or read the comments at least lol. This isn’t a sign erected by the government to prevent you from hunting. It’s a tribe using a scare tactic to keep Canadians of their own public land.
I've seen these types of signs on reserves in Ontario.
I don't have an issue with this. We did the same at our Church before we were ordered by the Province to do so; to protect our aging congregation from infection (we have been open for about 10 weeks now, with covid precautions); How many people whining about this have been letting random people into their homes??
I don't have an issue with this. We did the same at our Church before we were ordered by the Province to do so; to protect our aging congregation from infection (we have been open for about 10 weeks now, with covid precautions); How many people whining about this have been letting random people into their homes??
They had land closed down on the telegraph creek road. Hell they had the whole road closed down when i was there. Took a little work to get them to let me by even though the have no legal right to close the road.
I was actually told " id have to come back later" my reply to that was, "im over 7500 kms from home i cant just come back later, also im going to glanora and thats past your town, also i know the town is closed so no store, gas or going into the town"
Her reply waa yes but you have to drive through the town, i told her i wouldnt stop and talk
She hesatently let me by after about 10 minutes and her radioing some one.
Later, turns out where i was going was quite upset. The natives cant close down public roads or turn people away.
Edit i do have to add that once i got there the native were super nice and helpfull. Showing me how to fish and where are good spots. I was invited over to one guys house about 5 miles down river to fish a stream flowing into the bigger river..also given a big salmon after 2 guys watched us fish the afternoon with no bites. They were super welcoming and nice and enjoyed talking.
It was a really great time once i got there
I was actually told " id have to come back later" my reply to that was, "im over 7500 kms from home i cant just come back later, also im going to glanora and thats past your town, also i know the town is closed so no store, gas or going into the town"
Her reply waa yes but you have to drive through the town, i told her i wouldnt stop and talk
She hesatently let me by after about 10 minutes and her radioing some one.
Later, turns out where i was going was quite upset. The natives cant close down public roads or turn people away.
Edit i do have to add that once i got there the native were super nice and helpfull. Showing me how to fish and where are good spots. I was invited over to one guys house about 5 miles down river to fish a stream flowing into the bigger river..also given a big salmon after 2 guys watched us fish the afternoon with no bites. They were super welcoming and nice and enjoyed talking.
It was a really great time once i got there
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I read the same type of sign on a native friends Facebook post , no one is allowed on our Res but us ! Shut them out . I respectfully asked if that worked both ways - you all are NOT allowed out for any reason - silence was deafening. Gates and locks can work both ways . We’re locked out - you’re locked in .
I bet there’s just going to be a large group of people up this road that I could possibly infect if I DRIVE down it ? Jesus some people on this forum are dense.. here is a plan, they stay on their reserve and don’t leave it if they don’t want to risk covid.. pretty hilarious they block these roads then you see them in town at the liquor store or bank cashing cheque’s... no worries about covid if someone is collecting their handout in a town but super worried about covid from a hunter in a remote area.. clever ! There is definitely no political agenda here, they are definitely fearing for their health....
No, they aren’t. If Americans are allowed up here for leisure I’m sure as #### able to travel where ever the hell I please in my own province I can promise you that.
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Havent those poor souls had enough taken from them?
Its not stealing. They left it on crown land its no different then cleaning up someone else's mess left out camping or hunting.
They left it on land they can't legally post on, they legally don't have authority to prevent people from doing so, and they cite zero authority (bylaw, law, reg etc) therefore it's made in the kitchen.
There's no need to put a bubble around an entire region, just grow up and look out for yourselves.
There's no need to put a bubble around an entire region, just grow up and look out for yourselves.
rifleman762
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It's against the law to interfere with lawful hunting activities. Anyone want to take bets on whether the CO's will enforce that against the Indians?
