Originally Posted by 673

Thats not the point....
If there is a trouble bear shot and killed, no problem, if a bear is killed on a guided hunt then take out the edible portions.
The grizzlies in the interior of bc aren't eating salmon on a regular basis.


I get the impression you don't grasp the magnitude of this bill. Telling an outfitter that he has to retrieve the meat from a back country grizzly poses little problem for him. Extra manpower available, horses, planes, etc....

A BC resident hunter who is held to that requirement is in an entirely different situation. This effectively will further REDUCE resident opportunity.....


Originally Posted by Someone
Why pack all that messy meat out of the bush when we can just go to the grocery store where meat is made? Hell,if they sold antlers I would save so much money I could afford to go Dolphin fishing. Maybe even a baby seal safari.