Subject: Re: Makah nation
Phil Clapham (phillip.clapham@noaa.gov)
Tue, 19 Jan 1999 09:45:43 -0500
To my knowledge, the Makah are still intending to go out for gray
whales. They had not taken one as of a few days ago, and the hunt has
been thwarted by this season's unusually late migration of gray whales
from the northern feeding grounds (perhaps related to it being a very
light ice year). I don't know whether the Makah have a cut-off date,
after which they'll give up for the year. At any rate, they still
intend to go out for gray whales; if not this season, then next.
Phil Clapham
> Liz Turner wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Perhaps you can tell me what happened to the whale hunt planned by the
> Makah Nation last fall? It's a news story that appeared and then
> vanished here in Scotland. Thanks....liz turner
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