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Hawai’i Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – July 30, 2019 <br />BKK: Any other questions? All right, thank you John for coming and really do <br />appreciate it. <br /> <br />TN: Thank you, John. Appreciate you being here. <br /> <br />b. Willie-Joe Camara – Hunter & former GMAC Commissioner <br /> <br />BKK: I would like to recognize Nani for our next presenter. <br /> <br />NP: I’d like to welcome Willie-Jo Camara for coming - one of our fore-founders of <br />GMAC – to share what’s been happening in his district for the hunters and <br />any other comments about game management plans. <br /> <br />WJC: Hello, Willie-Jo Camara. I just have a few things – first thing on the Hamakua <br />side there’s a gate that was put up in Ookala where the former Big Island <br />Dairy was – well, anyway, the dairy put the gate up so there was a big to-do <br />with that and the hunters were upset that the gate was gonna be there and <br />blocking access to Ookala forest which is the main trail up there. There was a <br />bunch of talks with the dairy on when they were gonna have it closed from <br />what time to what time – the last that I’ve gotten from – I talked to Jackson at <br />DLNR last week – is that the gate is closed pretty much normal hunting hours <br />– outside of normal hunting hours. They’re supposedly locking the gate an <br />hour or opening the gate an hour before sunrise and locking it an hour after <br />sunrise – so pretty much giving a half an hour more than legal hunting hours. <br />There is also a sign there on the gate with a phone number for somebody <br />who, you know, might have come out late or something like that. You know, <br />they’re just trying to protect their assets that are up there – they have a lot of <br />money invested in that place and there has been in the past some vandalism <br />and stuff, um, so far I haven’t heard of too many horror stories about that – it’s <br />working pretty good as far as I know – my suggestion to DLNR when they <br />were talking with the diary was to have a time limit for these guys to call, you <br />know, maybe make it 8:00 o’clock or something because, you know, I mean, <br />if you you’re – the concern from the hunters was – what if you’ve gotta wait <br />for your dogs to come back or and it takes ‘em longer – but I think by 8:00 you <br />kinda know if you’re in there or not – it was made out like it was gonna be a <br />bad deal but I think the dairy was really willing to work with everybody and in <br />the past they were really good with the hunters, I mean, they never chased <br />hunters out or anything like that so that wasn’t a problem. On that same with <br />Ookala – Jackson said that they are cleaning the trail starting from Keanakolu <br />and working their way down. <br /> <br />NP: Who’s cleaning the trail? <br /> <br />WJC: DLNR... <br /> <br />NP: Oh. Have you seen it? <br />12 <br /> <br /> <br />
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