You say you don't care but unless you grow and raise 100% of all your food it would impact you and the rest of the country as well when prices for comodities from CA increase significantly.
California water levels this year?
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do you not think that is going to happen ,regardless of wether or not they build more desalination plants?
if there's no water, prices are going up.
doing nothing and hoping for the best ain't gonna help.
which is worse? paying higher prices for food or starving to death because there is no food.
seems to me that you are the clueless one , if you think cali can just continue on as they have been.
you point to the plant in san diego.
no one is disputing it is expensive but how much worse off would the aquifers be had they not built that plant??
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no sweat, it was no effort.
I don't pretend to care about those I do not know. and I certainly don't pretend to care , for those who cause a problem and look to others to solve it for them. plain and simple, california has become populated beyond what that land can sustain.complaining there is no water don't change that. those who live there need to make some hard choices.
we all know they won't and eventually many of them will probably die off.
be of good cheer though ,it ain't gonna be just california. I expect they will drag the whole nation down with them
sneakypete
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Funny you speak like that kidoggy, I was going to respond to your words above but I didn't feel it was worth my time and effort. This is a hunting forum, not a bitch site.
lol. and we're discussing calis hunt for water . if you don't want to be part off the thread , feel free to move on.
I would oppologize if this is offensive to you, but frankly ,I don't care enough to bother. you are free to be offended or not. it is entirely your choice.
Vikingload
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I will say it is nice to see CA get some good rain. Here in Wyoming we have had a good winter and hopefully it hadn't been too hard on wildlife.
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Yep I agree.
I loved my time in Ca in the High Sierras and hunting up near the Mt Shasta area up north.....I thought it was a great tag with great scenery that a non res could get every year.........was just so dang hard to hunt cause it was so crunchy all the time.
sneakypete
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That stinks. I didn't have any idea about that.Slugs, I spend many seasons in the Tennet,Doris. Bray area. Great country with a wolves now!
B&C Blacktails
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I know this is off topic but a wolf was tagged in NE Oregon traveled all the way to within a mile of the town of Red Bluff. He has now left CA and has a family pack in southern Oregon. A new family pack is now confirmed to be in the Mount Shasta area. Not the greatest news for our limited expanding elk herds.
