Where did the elk go? READ desription

Where did the elk go? East Kootenay Biologists work for the UN Agenda 21 depopulation of ungulates and Slaves ( You Are a Slave)

Over the years I have educated the facts on wildlife and ungulates and been to many meetings presenting facts, an dignored by the so-called specialsts or their debunked science.

"We have the most incompetent Biologists or the most corrupt Biologists - I say corrupt if you actually look at their own data " Dallas Hills

Where did the elk go? READ desription video

The East Kootenay now has 7,500-8,000 elk, down from 30,000. Kootenay

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Historically, at least half of the Rocky Mountain elk in B.C. have resided in the Kootenays, which would put the province’s total number of elk currently between 15,000 to 16,000 animals. How does that compare with other jurisdictions in North America? Let’s look at the facts:

ELK NUMBERS IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS

Colorado                      265,000

Montana                      158,000

Oregon                        125,000

Idaho 120,000

Wyoming                      90,000

New Mexico 70,000

Utah                             68,000

Washington 45,000

Arizona                       30,000-35,000

Nevada                        17,500

2012 ELK HARVEST                       HUNTERS

Colorado                      43,490 215,326

Montana                      20,550 102,861

Idaho 26,269 155,076

Wyoming                      26,365 57,331

Source: BackCountryChronicles.com

What do the various states do that the Corrupt BC does not do in managing their elk herds? What science and wildlife management in the U.S. is not practiced in B.C.?

No US state has a general open season exclusively for six-points, the prime breeding bulls. Research long ago demonstrated that when the younger bulls rather than the mature bulls do the breeding, fewer calves survive.

No US state has a general open season during the rut.

No US state requires foreign elk hunters to hire a guide.

No state guarantees a guide business, with the health of the business counting more than the population of the species. See the Darwin Carey Decision, Environmental Appeal Board No. 2007-WIL-002(a).

The science, the state of the art, exists but B.C. chooses to put forth misinformation and anything to divert the public’s attention.

Weather: It’s so much warmer in the states. When you pass through Roosville or Eastport, you immediately feel the warm climate that allows for more elk in Montana, Idaho, etc. Somehow Colorado—with a million more people and 550 mountain peaks exceeding 4,000 metres elevation in an area one-fourth the size of B.C.—has 16 times the number of elk we have.

Predators are another big distraction from dealing with the six-point season and hunting during the rut—leading to inferior breeding with calves being born over 120+ days rather than 40 days. More days for predators to feast, and fewer days for calves to grow big and strong enough to survive the winter. As prey numbers decline, the wolves, we’re told, increase. Only in B.C.

Six-point bulls are not only prime breeding stock, they are trophy bulls—much prized by foreign hunters but not by resident hunters, the vast majority of whom are after meat, not antlers. No wonder the guides requested the six-point season, which allows their foreign clients to enjoy a “quality” hunt with very little competition from residents.

The cry for more funding is out of line with reality. As the government’s policies have driven hunters to quit, income to both government and the local economy has gone down, as predicted. Based on production, the Branch may have had too many funds.

The ignoring of scientific developments and the best practices of the day may be explained in a quote from Upton Sinclair: “It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” The guides have worked hard to kill their business, and the government has worked hard to support them.

When you actually do some research the UN Agenda 21 project is to kill everything off so we have no food, water to survive!

Where did the elk go? READ desription video

TAKE BOLD ACTION NOW FOR YOUR FUTURE AND FOR THE FUTURE OF YOUR CHILDREN.

There is no other path.

It is our destiny, and if we don’t take action we will be diluted out from ever again being able to take this course of action that will make us the free

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