Thread: fish and game elections

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[QUOTE] That the administration staff of the Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Council and Eastern Fish and Game Council are authorised to negotiate new and maturing term investments and make enquiries regarding all Hawke’s Bay Fish & Game Council bank accounts individually. (15/08/7.2.4) Boaler/Bates

waaaaat the f..k for???

So eastern are checking out the financials of what could be their bride...a defacto bride at that...there will be no white wedding...maturing investments of licencee monies...

imho the last thing hawkes bay needs is these eastern elitists anywhere near your region.
i dont mean the staff who do great work but i wouldnt cross the street to piss in the ear of anyone who voted in a hen pheasant season or put and take ducks.
its a short term localised cop out to not fixing whats wrong with the wild populations and a sop to the tourism industry[guides properties with special interests] and thier attracting travelling birders who need a quick setup kwi bird hunting experience
what i hate the most is the impression it will give of us bieng just like everywhere else? after thier dough and the way it will skew thier view of our traditions and duck/upland hunting.

since lyons is the nzc chairman it seems them enforcing the stated nationalpolicy of no duck shooting on ''properties with'' in eastern or anywhere else is not going to happen

o eastern are checking out the financials of what could be their bride...a defacto bride at that...there will be no white wedding...maturing investments of licencee monies.

your pregnent with growing licence sales EeBees so a shotgun wedding might be in the wings given easterns stagnent sales.

15 Hunting of Waterfowl on Upland Game Properties
Lindsay Lyons sought clarification of the NZ Council stance on allowing the owners of
pheasant preserves (Upland Game properties with special conditions) to privately hunt ducks
on their own pheasant preserves during the hunting season, but not during days of any
organised commercial pheasant hunts. Mr Lyons explained that he felt this would be a small
concession to make for these land owners, in recognition of the benefits that accrue to
ordinary game bird hunters from the routine escape of preserve upland game to adjoining
areas where these birds become more available to these hunters.
While it was explained that current National Policy on this matter only refers to ‘guidelines’
there was little support within the NZ Council for this proposal, given the original
understandings under which upland game preserves had first been authorized.

Following a spirited debate with no clear consensus on the issue it was agreed the paper from
Eastern Fish and Game Council be received with Councillor Lyons to encourage Eastern to
deal with the matter within their region as they think fit.

jesus whats the common denominator here Councillor Lyons given that its doc issueing the permits and f&g has little control except the special condition rules it seems to be giving in rather easily
but telling him to do as they see fit it hardly guidence and enforcing the guidelines nzc??

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...of the benefits that accrue to ordinary game bird hunters from the routine escape of preserve upland game to adjoining areas where these birds become more available to these hunters...

we pay $92 for a licence so we can be patronised...???? ordinary game bird hunters...I take extreme umbrage at this...the idyllic notion of years gone by where hunters and gamebird shooters were not bound by elitism, patrony and vagrant hypocrisy...beam me up, Scottie...