 Nunavik hunters land first bowhead whale in Hudson Strait in over a century Standing at the edge of his canoe over the frigid waters of the Arctic, Noah Annahatak raised his arm and thrust his harpoon into a 48-ton beast twice the length of his boat.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Greenpeace is on the way, and they are MAD.
They had previously named that whale "McCartney"...
The EU will begin a boycott of whale-oil lamps, chewfat,
and baleen corsets.
I don't know why Green Peace should have anything to do with this.
It a way of life for the Nunavik.
"The rush of emotion also reached across Nunavik, where whale meat will be distributed to its 14 villages."
I agree more with the way these popel killed the whale than a whaler with a harpoon.
http://www.canadaeast.com/front/article/386315
I don't know why Green Peace should have anything to do with this.
It a way of life for the Nunavik.
"The rush of emotion also reached across Nunavik, where whale meat will be distributed to its 14 villages."
I agree more with the way these popel killed the whale than a whaler with a harpoon.
I was bunking with a guy the first few days that hunts norwhale and others out near marble island just off the coast at Rankin inlet.
They dont do it for sport,hunting is a way of life for the "Inuk" You dont hunt then you rely on those that do.
Every night i see the lights from the nightriders on their quads going to hunt caribou.
On a sad note the food bank at rankin shut down last week after another break in.