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they all are.a bit boring show
they all are.a bit boring show
^^^^ Interesting - thanks for the info. I've always wondered how they handle game laws. In this season, why they can't trap fox. I know that Canada trap lines are 'owned' unlike int he states, so that may be the reason, but it was said in the show that fox were protected which to me sounded rediculous.
I think there's been more game harvested this season than the other seasons combined. One guy has sights on a moose and he's dressed head to toe in Kuiu. I'm surprised that previous contestants haven't approached a high end clothing company and said, "hey, I'm going to be on this TV show about surviving in the outdoors, think of all the free advertising you can get if you set me up with a full kit."
There is no trapping or hunting of fur bearers by non-aboriginals in the territory (muskrat, beaver, fox, lynx etc). I think they were also likely granted an exemption for that by the local First Nation band and govt as they were the hunting if someone ate a muskrat as was mentioned earlier. Not sure why they claimed fox were off limits. Maybe because it would be too easy!
Wolverines are considered a game animal and any resident can buy a tag for one that allows hunting but not trapping, so this would fall under their exemption like moose.
Yeah, I'm not in the market, so I have no idea what the going rates are. I do know that I see that Kuiu logo at least 5-6 times an episode.Shit. I’d ask the companies to pay me $150,000 to be an “influencer” for the show.
Yeah, I'm not in the market, so I have no idea what the going rates are. I do know that I see that Kuiu logo at least 5-6 times an episode.