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<br />Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – August 25, 2014 <br />kids and stop – I just got hired to take care of ranch – I’ve got a letter that I’m <br />gonna file with the police department \[unclear\] phone number – they give me <br />authorization to stop the hunter coming in . They’re to call 911, where I’m <br />protected, the landowner’s protected, I get DLNR involved, I get Steve involved, <br />you know, I just brought an issue to \[unclear\] fifty and three quarter, a guys <br />playing \[unclear\] over there. They just had fist fight and they gave, where they <br />beat up an old man, the landowner at the house sitting there, you know, we’ve <br />got a lot of problems here, but his watershed bill – it totally kills us, you know, <br />there’s not restructuring that can be done on it so we \[unclear\] back into these <br />areas and have a game management plan and reassess it. \[Unclear\] taxpayers <br />\[unclear\] a man over here’s getting his cattle nailed because there’s no access to <br />the forest, there’s no animals there to hunt, you know. He can remember, <br />\[sounds like Boutellian\] family they all hunt for years. They know what the forest <br />used to be. They don’t get no game management plan, you know, these guys are <br />gonna go get the easiest way. Get a lot of drugs on the streets these is out <br />cowboys all night long, days on end, like you said he’s got to sleep in his pasture. <br /> <br />TL: Thanks. I want to move. Keep it to the agenda we have other people that <br />want to testify. <br /> <br />PG: OK.OK. I’m good. Thank you. <br /> <br />Chair Lodge: All right, thank you. <br /> <br />C. Masuda: Next testifier is Ronald Fujiyoshi. <br /> <br />R Fujiyoshi: My name is Ronald Fujiyoshi. I’m going to testify on unfinished <br />business. My wife who is here with me who wrote the letter to the Game <br />st <br />Management Advisory Commission dated May \[sounds like 91\] and has not <br />received and answer. An informal answer to her was that the Game Management <br />Advisory Commission couldn’t agree on how to answer the letter. To me, I feel <br />that I’m more than a member of the public. I am a pastor of the \[unclear – sounds <br />like Owao\] First Hawaiian Church and although I may be a pastor I’m a proud <br />member of Pele Defense Fund. When the first resolution came before the county, <br />setting up the Game Management Advisory Commission I took the time to testify <br />and say \[unclear\] and it was placed on the ballot and I think a large <br />overwhelming number of people passed it and my understanding of what the <br />Game Management Commission was supposed to do is to do a game <br />management plan for this island and I don’t see this plan coming over and I think <br />that’s the crisis of what’s they think with all of these problems – if we have a <br />game management plan for this island than we wouldn’t have all of the wild pigs <br />coming in to residential areas looking for food because you’ll get rid of the <br />fencing but do it in a way dealing with the hunters, the practitioners, the <br />gatherers, and so everybody gets a win-win situation if that plan gets done, so <br />we should not be waiting for game management plan from the state, but your job <br />as a people on this island was to do, to serve the public, and do a game <br /> 16 <br /> <br />