adn.com | front : Nelchina hunting reforms on table

http://tinyurl.com/6mnc4 will take you to a article in the Anchorage Daily News about the proposed changes in the subsistence hunting rules for desperate hunters from Anchorage law offices and oil company execs, that could not feed their family without the yearly caribou and moose. Now they might have to go at least part of the way on foot, well maybe just on a smaller ATV. I have always felt that if you want to call yourself a hunter, you should stand on a hill with a sharp stick and go forth to make your living. None of this $200,000 motor home and ATV and expensive guns business. And no driving around in the war zone until you spot the animal. All tongue-in-cheek aside, I'm at least glad that someone is admitting that very, very few Alaskans living on the road system are actual "subsistence hunters".