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The handful of reservations with good hunting are that way for a reason. White mtn Apache reservation avg elk hunt goes for what $20,000 -$25,0000. So they are going to protect that resource. They aren't going to let Thurman and Roy the two rez clowns go shooting whatever.

I'm so sick and tired of the red man being hoisted up on a pedestal with this holier than thou "respect of nature" bullschidt.

A great decision in support of race-based poaching rights. In Northern BC, game populations are mostly determined by the range of a tankful of gas in a snowmobile. If within that distance from an indian reserve, there is little big game. Of course, the whites would be no better if they didn't have to abide by some rules. GD

The handful of reservations with good hunting are that way for a reason. White mtn Apache reservation avg elk hunt goes for what $20,000 -$25,0000. So they are going to protect that resource. They aren't going to let Thurman and Roy the two rez clowns go shooting whatever.

I'm part Indian and proud of it, I also am enough white man to hold a job...

Maybe some of the other Reservations might take a hint?

Geno

You know Thurman and Roy??

Damn, small world.

I met many a white rancher that was every bit as bad.

Perhaps worse.

I met many a white rancher that was every bit as bad.

Perhaps worse.

LOL uh ok go to the warm springs Indian reservation and let me know how that works out. They blame the white man for everything I mean everything... There was a tribal member there when I was growing up who drive around and just shoot deer he did not give two ph ucks either. The tribal fish and game knew who it was but could never catch him in the act. The bad part he would just leave them not even attempt to salvage meat. I grew up their, but was lucky enough to have enough white in me to see the light and get the ph uck out there 21 yrs ago and join the Army. I'm enrolled member of the Tohono O'odham nation in southern Arizona. We have too many people that think these Indian are peace loving in touch with mother nature. Ph uck I remember as a kid watching the neighbors change the oil on their cars and dumping the oil in the back yard lol.

Got my first car in the early 70's. The oil change in a local dirt lot was not uncommon. Neither was emptying the drain pan down the gutter if one changed oil in the driveway. It wasn't an Indian thing back then.

If you knew who the "poacher" was, and tribal F7G knew too, then it was a matter of priorities on some part for not taking him to task for it.

Funny, I considered applying for a position on the Warm Springs years ago with the feds. From anecdotal stories, I may be glad I didn't . And it's not the only Rez I know of with "political" issues. Then again, those political issues are not an Indian thing either.

Geno

Oh white eyes its not that easy.. Last names on the rez carry a lot of weight. Kind of like 3rd world ch ithole countries. If you are born into the right family you are gtg get away with damn near murder, if you are not born into the right family you are treated like well chit. If you are an outsider like we were then you have no say in anything you are just there and treated like chit. The fella doing the poaching had the right last name. Again its all about who your family is, I got it places all across America like that but on the rez its multiplied x10.

No different than white, rural, America.

Or the bigger cities for that matter.

Fact is, the Crow hunter did NOT violate a Treaty, and the SCOTUS agrees with him.

My take is that as a Crow, within the bounds of the treaty, he can kill any animal he wants, for whatever reason he wants.

The rest is just racist hogwash.