can a non resident hunt coyote on indian reserve in saskatchewan
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Saskcoyote78
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Yes you can, there is a Foxpro episode where an american hunts coyotes in Sask and explains how he didnt break the law. The natives have different rules then everyone else.
Here is a link to the video
Here is a link to the video
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manitoba Trapper
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i will agree with you on that one Doc25, i am not by any means trying to be racist or offended anyone but their hunting rights versus our hunting rights just doesn't make it fair. now correct me if i am wrong Doc but i heard that there is an imaginary east/west line that cuts off north sask and south sask. The reserves on the north side get the harvest cards and such to help sustain food during the colder months, and the reserves on the south side don't get any special hunting rights or cards. i must say though(not trying to offend anyone, sorry if i do) that Canada has got to get a hold on the hunting rights allowed for those particular people.
Saskcoyote78
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The sad reality is that the young natives now are more concerned with gang banging in Saskatoon and Regina then going out and hunting or trapping. Hunting/trapping is alot of work and money...they couldn't be bothered.
I grew up near a reserve in Manitoba and had many native friends..they are very good people but the few bad apples really and I mean really make them look bad.
I grew up near a reserve in Manitoba and had many native friends..they are very good people but the few bad apples really and I mean really make them look bad.
very intetesting in seeing how things are the same and different in Canada..
We have reservations here too for the Indians.. If they want their own land and to be their own nation, great, i don't have an issue with it, but then when they want the rest of us to pay for them to do nothing.. well that is when i have an issue.. I am sure there are some great ones, and i am sure they are the majority... I just have a bad habbit of running into the drunk dummy that leaves me disgusted with how they live is ruining them.
Each reservation here has different rules and each can be more convoluded than the last.
We have reservations here too for the Indians.. If they want their own land and to be their own nation, great, i don't have an issue with it, but then when they want the rest of us to pay for them to do nothing.. well that is when i have an issue.. I am sure there are some great ones, and i am sure they are the majority... I just have a bad habbit of running into the drunk dummy that leaves me disgusted with how they live is ruining them.
Each reservation here has different rules and each can be more convoluded than the last.
stickyburrs
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my guess is this is alot like they felt when whitemen took everything from them...imo if there is one people who should have special rights to use on the only piece of land we left them its native north american indians.its amazing they still are willing to let any non native on it even for a price
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stickyburrs
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if you and your family didnt do it...give it back. my family didnt own slaves either..but ive been taught two wrongs dont make a right
stickyburrs
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im white and we have more than a few bad apples guess our race really looks worse than i thought.your all racist and dont even know it.maybe im wrong...ive never seen a lazy drug addicted white gangster..i see alot of screen names that sound native maybe theyll chime in with their thoughts or are they white guys.exuse me my taxes are paid so im going out to get whats rightfully mine...everything.
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Saskcoyote78
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Was talking with my native friend last night and actually got an invite to hunt with him on his reserve next time I head to Manitoba. I may take him up on the offer.
Cheers!!
Cheers!!
Originally Posted By: Saskcoyote78Was talking with my native friend last night and actually got an invite to hunt with him on his reserve next time I head to Manitoba. I may take him up on the offer.
Cheers!!
Be careful you are not hunting with him while exercising his rights. As I understand this it would be illegal. From what I was told it is only reserves that council has passed a resolution to allow this form of outfitting.
Once again this is what little I know of sask regs. Maybe Manitoba is different.
Cheers!!
Be careful you are not hunting with him while exercising his rights. As I understand this it would be illegal. From what I was told it is only reserves that council has passed a resolution to allow this form of outfitting.
Once again this is what little I know of sask regs. Maybe Manitoba is different.
Coyotejunki
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Originally Posted By: Tbone-AZvery intetesting in seeing how things are the same and different in Canada..
We have reservations here too for the Indians.. If they want their own land and to be their own nation, great, i don't have an issue with it, but then when they want the rest of us to pay for them to do nothing.. well that is when i have an issue.. I am sure there are some great ones, and i am sure they are the majority... I just have a bad habbit of running into the drunk dummy that leaves me disgusted with how they live is ruining them.
Each reservation here has different rules and each can be more convoluded than the last.
OK, I am confused. Down in the USA, say Arizona for example, Mexicans claim that was their land, on the other hand the American Indians claim all of that was their land. So, who's land was it. I've been told, Mexicans and Indians are not the same. I think La Raza is claiming most of the west.
We have reservations here too for the Indians.. If they want their own land and to be their own nation, great, i don't have an issue with it, but then when they want the rest of us to pay for them to do nothing.. well that is when i have an issue.. I am sure there are some great ones, and i am sure they are the majority... I just have a bad habbit of running into the drunk dummy that leaves me disgusted with how they live is ruining them.
Each reservation here has different rules and each can be more convoluded than the last.
OK, I am confused. Down in the USA, say Arizona for example, Mexicans claim that was their land, on the other hand the American Indians claim all of that was their land. So, who's land was it. I've been told, Mexicans and Indians are not the same. I think La Raza is claiming most of the west.
Redfrog
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Lots of misinformation in this thread, and very close to a derail. The op asked about hunting on an Indian Reserve in Saskatchewan and now we are talking about Mexicans in AZ.
The government is us. We get the gov't we voted for and deserve.If anyone doesn't like the system , they can certainly spend all their waking hours trying to change it, instead of hunting. That's one of the 'rights' we have in Canada and the U.S.
I hear a lot of people complaining about Obama, but he got elected............twice. How many of those who complained actively campaigned against him for someone else. I mean actually went out day after day through the election campaign?
The deal with the Indians that allows them hunting and fishing rights is as simple as someone buying a car, house or any other contract. It isn't about 'special'rights. It is about agreements and contracts that were entered into by 'Whites" and natives. They are called treaties. They each gave up something and they each got something.
Now if anyone thinks the world has changed since then and the contracts should be renegotiated, then by all means pressure your government to do so. But be careful what you wish for. The Indians may give back the 26 bux they were paid for Manhattan.
Similarly if there are any slaves around today who feel they are owed damages, then they can certainly sue their owners.
The world is changing. It takes a lot of effort to keep up and a lot more to stay lost in the past.
The government is us. We get the gov't we voted for and deserve.If anyone doesn't like the system , they can certainly spend all their waking hours trying to change it, instead of hunting. That's one of the 'rights' we have in Canada and the U.S.
I hear a lot of people complaining about Obama, but he got elected............twice. How many of those who complained actively campaigned against him for someone else. I mean actually went out day after day through the election campaign?
The deal with the Indians that allows them hunting and fishing rights is as simple as someone buying a car, house or any other contract. It isn't about 'special'rights. It is about agreements and contracts that were entered into by 'Whites" and natives. They are called treaties. They each gave up something and they each got something.
Now if anyone thinks the world has changed since then and the contracts should be renegotiated, then by all means pressure your government to do so. But be careful what you wish for. The Indians may give back the 26 bux they were paid for Manhattan.
Similarly if there are any slaves around today who feel they are owed damages, then they can certainly sue their owners.
The world is changing. It takes a lot of effort to keep up and a lot more to stay lost in the past.
Coyotejunki
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There are lots of Indians in old Mexico. Aztecs for example. Don't really know if they migrated from what is now Canada?
The point, I was coming around to was, this continent(land)has changed hands or ownership so many times over the last several thousand years, there is no way to tell who the original owners were. IMO
The point, I was coming around to was, this continent(land)has changed hands or ownership so many times over the last several thousand years, there is no way to tell who the original owners were. IMO
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