Thread: A challenge to Wapiti management in Fiordland

They're actually correct in a legal sense but they are blinded by their ideology to the pragmatism of the status quo which benefits the National park more than their non-solution

Identify your target beyond all doubt because you never miss (right?) and I'll be missed.

Forest & Bird have always been anti hunting/hunters and can’t stand that FWF are doing something that works at no cost to the taxpayer. F&B were the only group that objected to Rakiura Hunter Camp Trust being granted a concession to build and manage huts for hunters on Stewart Island. Like I said, anti hunter.