Alberta's year-round big game trophy hunting raises concerns ableg abpoli
‘It’s not sound management’
Some auctions involving bighorn rams have fetched well over US$300,000 per tag. A portion of that money supports conservation efforts in Alberta and government general revenues.Article content “With the big males being hunted, you have to be careful in some areas of the province that it’s not affecting reproduction thresholds,” said Earl, who works for the Alberta Wilderness Association.Such activity also has to be weighed against the animals’ live value, she said.
The government also said the small number of licences involved will have limited effect on wildlife and other hunting activities.
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