The playing field used to be more level that is until it seems the Ontario Moose-Bear Allocation Advisory Committee was overtaken by outfitters
This is going to be a short article. I doubt that it will be very sweet to most hunters. If you thought I might be upset by the current practices and history of moose management, this one makes me just plain incensed.
At the time, the objective of MNR was “to provide social and economic benefits to the people of Ontario.” I expect that objective has been “modernized” with the current bureaucratic lexicon, but I think the principle remains. Thinking it was a fair question, and having no better information on which to base a decision, most respondents chose 10 per cent. I do not know how the many “nothing” write-in answers were handled. Be that as it may, senior staff decided that 10 per cent of the harvest, a 43-per-cent increase over the traditional number, was given to outfitters.
My recollection isn’t clear on the order of things, but OMBAAC took on the role of reviewing and approving the entire harvest and tag allocations. To eliminate meetings, and facilitate outfitters leaving or wanting to enter the moose business, the tag allocation became an asset of the company. Since partial tags are impossible to use, I had to manipulate the “input allocation” to get the desired output. As I recall, it was always within a tag or two of the original allocation. Nothing to get excited about.
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