Great read for the allocation of Tourist Moose Tags.
http://ontora.ca/moose-tags-for-remo...st-outfitters/
Merry Christmas to all and hoping a great 2015 to everyone.
"E"
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Great read for the allocation of Tourist Moose Tags.
http://ontora.ca/moose-tags-for-remo...st-outfitters/
Merry Christmas to all and hoping a great 2015 to everyone.
"E"
This is an old article dated last May. There were several thread related to this that you should be able to access with the search engine.
Those outfitters were there for decades before the roads were built!! The millions of dollars spent on their properties should give them a voice.
They had tags allocated to them YEARS BEFORE access was built!!!!
Something does need to be done about all the easterners tripping all over each other just North of here though while moose hunting. It was ridiculous!!!! I heard many were quite rude to each other.
I was wondering if you were an outfitter or not Chris. You understand their point very well, but you don't seem to understand that land is owned by the tax payers, not just the outfitters.
http://www.pineacresbearcamp.ca/contact.html
Chris, I only want fairness in the process, not a one sided, catering to the big money of americans and disregarding us residents is truly unfair. I understand the value of business and a niche which has been created by the outfitters. My problem with the whole thing is that over the years, this government has truly mismanged all portfolios and the expense of the tax payers. Americans are not tax payers so they are imuned to this nonsense. With more access and allotments for the outfitters, we as humble tax payers bear the brunt of this nonsense. there has to come a point in time when enough is enough. And I'm thinking this time has come.
"E"
I understand both sides. As I am a year round resident and an outfitter.
2014 resident tags for zone5 down 88%. Non resident tags no change. 2015 non resident tags down only9% in zone 5. 2015 residents tags?????. We as residents get it in the from the mnr again.
Do you as an outfitter have any moose tags or are you still only into bear hunting?Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lavoie
In 55B, when they cut the bull tags to 0, Turner's Camp at Round Lake, an outfitter, still had bull tags.
One thing I think OFAH needs to demand from the MNR is transparency - the number of outfitters tags being allocated in each WMU should be published in the regs with other tag allocations.
Also don't forget the number of moose that the "first nations " take , if there was only some way of getting them to report their kills.Quote:
Originally Posted by werner.reiche