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Hunting in the Regional Study Area Little Smoky Swan Hills Fox Creek Alexan der IR 134 A Alexis Whitecourt IR 232 Whitecourt r e v i R d Mayerthorpe o iver e Pem bina R L c M Bruderheim Grande Cache Morinville Alexan der r e IR 134 iv R n a w e h tc Alexis a k IR 133 s a S Lac . Ste. Anne N Chip Elk Island National Par k Lake Isle L. Pinedale Gainford Medicine Edson Spruce Grove Obed L. Marlboro Nojack r Wabamun Stony Plain Obedi ve Lodge R Lake Edmonton a M c R iver c L eod Wabamun s Stony Plain Beaverhill a b IR 133 A/B a IR 135 Lake th Entrance Provincial Park A Pedley Cooking Moon Lake Lake Fickle Lake Tomahawk Tofield Hinton Erith Niska Legend E r i t Entrance h R iv e r St. Francis Proposed Trans Mountain Pipeline Segment Embarrass Cynthia Leduc Brule Lake Drayton Valley Kavanagh Local Study Area (2km wide) Robb Pembina Regional Study Area Jasper Millet Talbot Lake Lodgepole Pigeon Lake Camrose Caribou Hunting (Current) Pigeon IR 138A Lake Cadomin Lovettville Ma-Me-O Beach Provincial Park Buck L. Wetaskiwin Deer Hunting (Current) Brazeau Mount Robson Park Reservoir Buck Lake Elk Hunting (Past) IR 133C Jasper National Park Alexis Brazea u O' Chiese Samso n Riv Cardinal 234 e r r 203 IR 137 e Goose Hunting (Current) iv R g g de Medicine o r N Lake M ed i c Hunting, unspecified (Current) i n N e Willesden Green o R r i t v er Ponoka Maligne Lake h S a Rimbey s k Muskrat Hunting (Past) a t c Albreda h e Leedale w a n R Gull Moose & Elk Hunting (Current) iv Lake e r Buffalo Lake Bear Hunting (Past) Lacombe Crimson Lake Provincial Park Nordegg Bentley Beaver Hunting (Past) Rocky Mnt. House Hamber Park Sylvan Lake Wells Gray Park Big H orn 144A Deer Hunting (Past) Red Deer Benalto Cow Abraham Lake Duck Hunting (Current) L. Prairie Creek Hunting, unspecified (Past) Moose Hunting (Past) Rabbit Hunting (Current) Banff National Park Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park Rabbit Hunting (Past) O'Chiese First Nation TLU Study Prepared For: Prepared By: Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Expansion Project O'Chiese First Nation Calliou Group DISCLAIMER: THIS MAP SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED A SUBSITUTE FOR CONSULTATION. USE NOTATIONS ARE NOT EXACT LOCATIONS OF USE SITES. Date: Prepared By: Hunting THIS MAP IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF THE O'CHIESE FIRST NATION. ANY REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT September 12, 2013 K. Janssen in the WRITTEN APPROVAL IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS MAP WAS CREATED FOR SINGLE USE RELATED TO THE KINDER MORGAN ¶ Regional Study Area TRANS MOUNTAIN EXPANSION PROJECT. ANY OTHER USE IS PROHIBITED. 0 10 20 30 Map Information: Figure No: Datum: NAD 83, UTM ZONE 11 8 Kilometers Source: NTDB, O'Chiese First Nation O’Chiese First Nation Kinder Morgan (Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC) Calliou Group Traditional Land Use Study Trans Mountain Expansion Project September 13, 2013 4.3 Trapping Study participants reported trapping for several species including bear, beaver, coyote, lynx, marten, muskrat, rabbit, squirrel, prairie chicken, weasel, and wolf. 4.3.1 Trapping in the LSA General Trapping (current) • From Willesden Green to Hinton (Susan Bremner) • Around Marlboro and Edson (Sussane Bremner) General Trapping (past) • South of MacKay (Blondia Strawberry) • In the Hinton area (Elizabeth Strawberry) Bear (current) • In the foothills area north of the Bighorn I.R. 144A west and south of Hinton, east of Cadomin, west of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Eva Ironbow) Beaver (current) • In the foothills area north of the Bighorn I.R. 144A, west and south of Hinton, east of Cadomin, west of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Eva Ironbow) Beaver (past) • South of MacKay (Blondia Strawberry) Marten (current ) • In the foothills area north of the bighorn reserve, west and south of Hinton, east of Cadomin, west of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Eva Ironbow) Muskrat (past) • Around Entrance (Elizabeth Strawberry) Muskrat (current) • In the foothills area north of the Bighorn I.R. 144A, west and south of Hinton, east of Cadomin, west of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Eva Ironbow) Rabbit (current) • From Edson to Hinton and from Robb to north of Obed (Marie Strawberry) 64 O’Chiese First Nation Kinder Morgan (Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC) Calliou Group Traditional Land Use Study Trans Mountain Expansion Project September 13, 2013 Rabbit (past) • Around Marlboro (Elizabeth Strawberry) • Around Entrance (Elizabeth Strawberry) Squirrel (current) • In the foothills area north of the Bighorn I.R. 144A, west and south of Hinton, east of Cadomin, west of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Eva Ironbow) • From Edson to Hinton and from Robb to north of Obed (Marie Strawberry) 65 Fox Creek Alexander IR 134 A Alexis Whitecourt IR 232 Whitecourt r e v i R d Mayerthorpe o iver e mbina R L Pe c M Bruderheim Morinville Alexander r e IR 134 iv R n a w e h tc Alexis a k s IR 133 a S Lac . Ste. Anne N Chip Elk Island National Park Lake Isle L. Pinedale Gainford Medicine Edson Spruce Grove Obed L. Nojack Marlboro Wabamun Stony Plain Obediver Lodge R Lake Edmonton a er c McLeod Riv Wabamun s Stony Plain Beaverhill a IR 133 A/B ab IR 135 Lake Entrance Provincial Park th A Cooking Pedley Lake Fickle Moon Lake Lake Tomahawk Tofield Hinton Erith Niska E r i t Entrance h R iv e r St. Francis Embarrass Cynthia Leduc Brule Lake Drayton Valley Kavanagh Robb Jasper Pembina Millet Talbot Lake Lodgepole Pigeon Lake Camrose Pigeon IR 138A Lake Cadomin Lovettville Ma-Me-O Beach Provincial Park Buck L. Wetaskiwin Brazeau Reservoir Buck Lake IR 133C Alexis Brazeau O'Chiese Samson Riv Cardinal 234 er r 203 IR 137 e Jasper National Park iv Mount Robson Park R g g e rd Medicine No LakeM ed ic in N e Willesden Green o R r iv t er Ponoka Maligne Lake h S a Rimbey s k a t Legend c h e Leedale wa n R Gull Proposed Trans Mountain Pipeline Segment i v e Lake r Buffalo Lake Local Study Area (2km wide) Lacombe Crimson Lake Provincial Park Beaver Trapping (Past) Nordegg Bentley Rocky Mnt. House Muskrat Trapping (Past) Hamber Park Sylvan Big Horn Lake Rabbit Trapping (Current) 144A Red Deer Benalto Rabbit Trapping (Past) Cow Abraham Lake L. Squirrel Trapping (Current) Prairie Creek Trapping, unspecified (Current) Bear, Beaver, Squirrel, Muskrat, Marten, Rabbit (Current) Banff National Park O'Chiese First Nation TLU Study Prepared For: Prepared By: Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Expansion Project O'Chiese First Nation Calliou Group DISCLAIMER: THIS MAP SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED A SUBSITUTE FOR CONSULTATION. USE NOTATIONS ARE NOT EXACT LOCATIONS OF USE SITES. Date: Prepared By: Trapping THIS MAP IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF THE O'CHIESE FIRST NATION. ANY REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT September 12, 2013 in the WRITTEN APPROVAL IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS MAP WAS CREATED K. Janssen FOR SINGLE USE RELATED TO THE KINDER MORGAN ¶ Local Study Area TRANS MOUNTAIN EXPANSION PROJECT. ANY OTHER USE IS PROHIBITED. 0 10 20 30 Map Information: Figure No: Datum: NAD 83, UTM ZONE 11 Kilometers Source: NTDB, O'Chiese First Nation 9 O’Chiese First Nation Kinder Morgan (Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC) Calliou Group Traditional Land Use Study Trans Mountain Expansion Project September 13, 2013 4.3.2 Trapping in the RSA General Trapping (current) • Around Robb and west towards Jasper (Emma Whitford) • From Willisden Green to Hinton (Susan Bremner) • Around Marlboro and Edson (Susan Bremner) • By Medicine Lake (Martin Ironbow) General Trapping (past) • Around Whitecourt (Blondia Strawberry) • Around Mayerthorpe (Blondia Strawberry) • South of MacKay (Blondia Strawberry) • North of Hinton towards the Muskeg River (Blondia Strawberry, Elizabeth Strawberry) • Around Hinton (Elizabeth Strawberry) • In the foothills around Lovetteville (Sarah Daychief, Eva Ironbow) Bear (current) • From Bighorn I.R. 144A to O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 south of Lodgepole, north of Lovettville, Robb and Pedley and west of Hinton (Eva Ironbow) Beaver (current) • Around O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Danny Daychief) • South of Lodgepole near Drayton Valley (Harry Desjalais) • Around the Brazeau Reservoir (George Strawberry) • Along the North Saskatchewan River (Mike Magwa Daychief) • Along the Brazeau River (Mike Magwa Daychief) • Along the Nordegg River (Mike Magwa Daychief) • North of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Charlie Whitford and Alice Strawberry) • In the foothills area near Lovettville (Charlie Whitford and Alice Strawberry) • From Bighorn I.R. 144A to O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 south of Lodgepole, north of lovettville, Robb and Pedley and west of Hinton (Eva Ironbow) • By Medicine Lake (Martin Ironbow) • By Pembina River near Robb (Martin Ironbow) Beaver (past) • Between O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 and Rimbey (Susan Bremner) • Around Robb (Mike Magwa Daychief) • Around O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Susan Bremner) • North of O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 towards Lodgepole (Gloria Beaverbones) • South of MacKay (Blondia Strawberry) 67 O’Chiese First Nation Kinder Morgan (Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC) Calliou Group Traditional Land Use Study Trans Mountain Expansion Project September 13, 2013 Coyote (current) • South of Lodgepole near Drayton Valley (Harry Desjalais) Lynx (current) • Along the North Saskatchewan River (Mike Magwa Daychief) • Along the Brazeau River (Mike Magwa Daychief) • Along the Nordegg River (Mike Magwa Daychief) • North of the O’Chiese First Nation I.R. 203 (Charlie Whitford and Alice Strawberry) • By Pembina River near Robb (Martin Ironbow) Lynx (past) • Around Robb (Mike Magwa Daychief)Marten (current) • In thefFoothills near Lovettville (Charlie Whitford and Alice Strawberry) • From Bighorn I.R.
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