Wonton waste knows no color.
Proportionately there is more hunting going on rural Alaska, than urban
Inexperienced to the completely idiotic type, fishers and hunters live all over the state and some arrive in jets, some drive up that Alcan....they make mistakes and are often corrected, often by personal competition and a desire to do better, or learning from experience or by the law.
Some never learn.
Sometimes the mid summers rains spoil and mold fish, some winter warm ups extra carcass or fish can be spoiled by stray dogs and Ravens, often by weather. What Whitefish my wife caught this fall to freeze ended up getting dried, many fish that would have remained frozen all winter thaw and spoil mid winters during 5he multihull thaws.....
What used to be dried in Spring as it thawed, a winters accumulation of fish, shot game parts, leftovers, and things that used to be fed to dog teams for milinums now ends up in dumps
Native Lands are simply private lands subject to all State of Alaska laws with fish and game , limits, seasons, etc.
Federal lands and waters are regulated by the Feds.....Migratory Waterfowl, Marine Mammals, Fishing in our seas, etc.
Often Federal laws and State laws do not work in conjunction, and there are many conflicts in where, what, how and who (local or resident) can hunt/fish/trap for personal use (subsistence use)
Wanton waste is never acceptable. Once you get it home, do as you will.
Last edited by Caribou; 05/24/19.
