2020-12-15 Game Management Advisory Commission Minutes

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NP: Yeah… JB: So… NP: So, right, this would… JB: So we do tell people to wear bright colors and you know our \[unclear\] already as a Na Ala Hele Trail so those \[unclear\] right adjacent to that so we do apply the same recommendations to folks to wear the brightly colored clothing. Now we will be putting up signs specifically at the foot of the trail to notify them that they are in a hunting area and to wear bright and colored clothes. NP: Well, thank you, Jackson, that’s really great… JB: Of course, yeah… NP: Avert future problems between the two interest groups – the two stakeholders. Well, thank you – that was a really good summary and does anyone have any questions for Jackson? AA: Yeah, Abraham, District 5 – believe me Jackson, I just recently was on your guys website after the Na Ala Hele meeting that I was with back in November and I see you guys kinda updated you guys system a little bit – just letting the public know to wear orange in all those areas – so that’s kinda good on your guys part but in the game management rule book the mammal one – section G – paragraph 1 – no person shall hunt as a guide or assist hunter in any hunting area where firearms are permitted without wearing exterior garment, a shirt, vest, jacket or coat – made or commercially manufactured solid blaze – so it should pretty much cover everybody – not just hunters but also tourists – you know just the general public itself – so anybody in those areas should be already use orange so I no see why you guys going make new laws when there’s pretty much one already there. JB: Yeah, I think the tricky part with that – it’s been interpreted that that applies to the hunting party itself, not necessarily to the general public but that’s why our advisory council sent the letter to the Chair, Chief Redulla and the 6