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Volf kill comment ‘erroneous’

Dear Editor:

{ am writing in response to the
Feb. 25 column by Bob Hunter
concerning the wolf kill program
in northeast B.C. Many of his
comments are so erroneous that
they call into question the accuracy
of his entire article.

He says: “But in the Kechika
(possibly referring to Kwadcha
Wilderness Park) and Muskwa
areas, where the wolf kill is being
carried out, there are no bag limits
on moose.’’ He then adds to the
‘deception’ by saying: ‘‘In other
words, the moose populations
there are deemed by the province's
own biologists to be so stable and
unthreatened by natural predators
that they apparently don’t bother
to restrict hunting.’*

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We are very upset that your
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should have: to breathe the

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spend the money needed to comply
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is much more than the two million
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next year.

We are deeply concerned about
our future and we do not want any
amendments or further extensions
granted to this mill.

We as secondary schoo! students
think that it would be better for
the company to spend their money
in protecting the environment
rather than to hold useless ‘‘Open
Houses’, which are nothing more
than commercials for the Canadian
Forest Products pulp mill at Port
Mellon.

Anxiously awaiting your reply.
Science and Technology
Grade Eleven Students
West Vancouver Secondary School

f have examined B.C. Hunting
Regulations from the current
(1986-1987) edition back to the
1977-1978 issue and Cound, as
suspected, that there is no area in
B.C. where moose hunting has
been unrestricted during that
period. Throughout the 10 year
period, (here has been no part of
B.C. where more than one moose
per year per hunter has been
allowed.

Many British Columbians,
myself included, do not really
know which argument to accept
when it comes to the question of
the controlled wolf kill. However,
when anti-wolf-kill people like Mr.

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Hunter can be so totally inaccurate
and intentionally misleading about
something as basic as the controls
on moose hunting in B.C., then
thinking people are certainly en- of Mr. Bob Hunter.
titled to look with a jaundiced eye G. Davis

at anything they say or write. North Vancouver

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