That area used to be so wonderful to harvest. But the last decade it has turned into the grab all you can personal use harvest thrashing. 

Folks get their " bou tag " and shoot their meat and head the hell outta there. No camping, maybe a hour of blueberry picking. Well they camp a night or two, but the camping places are like revolving doors. One motor home after the other. They show up in huge motor homes hauling trailers of ATVs. Which cost a minimum of 30 grand. They get their caribou and pack up and head home. Then the FB postings start. Photos of the night before party, shots of the motor home, shots of the fam on a ATV sporting rifles, shots of a dead bou, shots of another party. Then it is home after maybe 3 days with paragraphs of how great thou are for gathering their meet. What 

And your worried about the community hunt? 

The whole slaughter zone of the Mclaren River area during the first week of open season is a embarrassment to wildlife management for abundance.