What's Going on in Manitoba? Update 2

[@clintonjacques8133]

Thanks for the update. Keep us posted 👍

[@bensmith1348]

This is straight up ridiculous that regular hunters have to deal with this sort of thing. I have been stoped by First Nations who were blocking access to areas I have been hunting since I was a little kid. The First Nations were even armed with hunting rifles. I had my 8 year old daughter with me at the time as well and she was very frightened. I called and reported the incident to police and they informed me to just leave and hunt elsewhere. Could you even imagine what would happen if a bunch of white guys tried to block a road with rifles.

[@jbsaskoutdoors5846]

I agree, they did this to themselves. We see Manitoba trucks “First Nations” with trailers they’ll shoot a trailer load of moose and leave. We’re going to have nothing soon. They damage the population not white peoples tags

[@trevorbrixton5195]

amen

[@Smitty-tc4ni]

We all came from a hunter gatherer time. I didn’t come here voluntarily and my ancestors lived of the land upon arriving in North America.

[@pauljones8438]

Legal right. What a joke

[@bullbars1822]

Indigenous people should stay at home and not hunt anywhere else if they are filling trailers with big game animals from places they don't have permission to hunt on and should be met with strong resistance in retaliation. Use treaty money wisely. Manitoba's provincial leader is creating racial problems since he has completely ignored the rest of Manitoba's citizens. I want to see equality for Manitobans and poachers thrown in jail.

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

So they can chase down moose herds in the late winter and annihilate them? Hypocrites.

[@bullbars1822]

MOOSE don't form herds.

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

@ yeah they do. In the winter generally around food sources

[@bullbars1822]

@@kansascityshuffle8526 3 or 4 animals do not make a herd. I live in Moose Country.

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

@ i live in moose contry i work in it and play in it for the last 50 years I’ve seen up to 35 animals in a single area exploiting the same food source. I’ve witnessed up to 15 cows using the same small island to safely calve. So blo me.

[@bullbars1822]

​ @kansascityshuffle8526 Now you are just behaving infantile and rude. They don't have traits like herd animals. Herd animals like cattle, muskox, caribou, horses, and elk stay together all year long. The males and females will remain together socialize, groom each other, and even become emotionally attached. Picking an island to calve with other cows happens to be a coincidence or something their mothers did and instincts tell them to be safe from predators. Grow up.

[@stoyasmussen5831]

Indian’s need to become Citizens of Canada and no special rights over any Citizens.

[@BCHunterTV]

They should accept having their lands taken and move on? 😅

[@BD-ft3uw]

@@BCHunterTVthey should be moving on at this point. Maybe start utilizing the money they receive from governments properly. Like mowing their lawns, upkeep on housing and vehicles. You know. Civil things.

[@ScottSinclair-g5j]

Eventually return what was stolen . Bout time our people take back our land

[@ScottSinclair-g5j]

Rent us way over due

[@ScottSinclair-g5j]

Its the plan folk's . The demonic elite put this plan into play . We over hunt till we have no choice but to eat their genetically modified foods !!!!!! So we can all be dependent on their pharmaceuticals or die of Cancer !!! Division you fools . Common sense aint that common . Ekosi 🪶

[@bmaul62deepsea16]

Cut off all public funds,don't allow them on public roads,don't supply power

[@falconeaterf15]

So instead of hunting a moose I can just go to the bar at the end of my street and buy moose meat from a native guy and get 10 pounds of walleye fillets dirt cheap while I’m at it. Tax free of course. It’s the Canadian way.

[@1har2vey3]

Time to move on from this idea of indigenouse rights and develop an inclusive management concept were the wildlife comes first and is only harvested in sustainable numbers by all interests

[@stanleywilliams5343]

That's fair.

[@BCHunterTV]

Awesome for the Metis

[@BloodOrigins_Canada]

@BCHunterTV Canada created a very unequal situation when Indigenous Peoples of mixed heritage could be either First Nation or Metis depending on their family ancestry, which created different bundles of Rights. Sadly, that history and those rights, or lack of, has also created tension and conflict.

[@BloodOrigins_Canada]

We pray that there will be some resolution and everyone can work together for the greater good. There often needs to be a storm before the calm.

[@sheamalcolmson5037]

@@BloodOrigins_Canada 100 percent and I’m a halfbreed Metis. MMF is literally bulldozing their way around Manitoba. So sad. Metis should be talking to First Nations JUST THE WAY it used to be. Now it’s a giant can of worms. First Nations, Metis and conservation should work together.

[@williamdaniels2946]

It’s time we the Indian and first peoples of this land we now call Canada fight back and stand up for ourselves take back our power the non First Nation people tried taking away from us 150 years ago, guess what we still here and not going anywhere.

[@ScottSinclair-g5j]

Heyahaaaaa

[@jimlahee5454]

😂😂😂you do realize the European brought over everything horses guns flower ext ...

[@pajamatime5750]

Yeah if you fight make sure you use traditional weapons.

[@douglasjenner5064]

@@jimlahee5454gas lol

[@bullbars1822]

@@pajamatime5750 Booze and arrows