As a young man I read a book called "Caribou" which stated that some HBC posts had sold thirty thousand rounds of ammunition to a few aboriginal hunters who used them up over one season and were back for more ammo the next year. If our government is going to address declining wildlife populations with any credibility it has to at least have hunting access to wildlife 24/7 365 days a year by aboriginals as a topic on the table. Remember aboriginals could traditionally harvest anything at any time, with spears and bows, but if they managed to killed off their food supply they starved to death. Today they have road (provincial), rifles (European), skidoos (Quebec) and welfare (Ottawa) to back them up, a deadly combination for wildlife like caribou. By the way if you want to see wildlife go to a mine site. The bigger smarter animals live there because it is safe from aboriginal hunters.