2019 05-14 Game Management Advisory Commission Minutes

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Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting Minutes – May 14, 2019 should be. Look at the situation we in – Hawaiians fault – yeah, maybe their fault for not saying nothing – that’s what you always say – but you guys practice all that pollution, eradication – now what I call a sacred food is an ungulate – what’s an ungulate – invasive species? We’ve been using pork in our ceremonies for how long till today – now why is that classified as an invasive species? What about the foreign mind that brought that concept? That’s an invasive mind and species. Wise up man. We not really all that dumb Hawaiians over here. We know what we want – we know what we did – we know where you should go – and it ain’t in the hands of foreign people – second, third generation migrant babies – look where you’re at man – focus – I never asked – no Hawaiian asked anybody to come here – they impose their ideals and themselves and now we got what? Situations where we’re the worst race in this State – the fastest to die – the highest on social statistics – and yet we number five in the census. Ahh. Do your guys homework. Feel more strong for this Island and the people in it. Start submitting language to protect this place. Start changing attitudes amongst your peers. Start doing game management. Get all your hunters together in every district – tell you how much pigs they catch – how much boars they see – how many billies they see – how many \[unclear\] – what part of the district they stay in – start getting one count about all your resources in this district – you guys go organize your hunters if you’re representing any hunters – get a count, get a map, get everybody kokua – so at least get a head count of how much game we got – then we can understand where get droughts, where get too much, where for move game – where for hunt more game – get your game plan management back – no wait for the State – they no more – they don’t know how – and how does Molokai fit o here? How does Oahu game fit o here? They don’t fit. You are the fit – make it fit. Be right this time. TN: Pali – are you saying that because we don’t have our game management plan together with discussions with the hunters that we have not been able to move forward to make rules and regulations? So how do we go about pooling all the hunters’ resources? PD: I’m from Kau and we call hunters call a meeting – the hunters come. Then when they come you give them the idea about how and where they hunt on the map and say what you see – what you caught. So we know how much game – at least some kind of count about where they stay and who hunting. Spread that – that’s the hunters’ responsibility to start looking out for his resource. Then at least you guys get a head count on how much game stay in each district all the way to wild cows, goats, sheep, pigs – then you give them an idea, at least, where the resources stay and how you can concentrate on moving it around with the climate change and the weather and the droughts and the hunt over here no hunt this side but at least get one game count. Start getting all the hunters together to give you one game count. Put your map together on where stay and what resources they saw. 4