mnhoundman
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Official Post Padding Thread
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Musket Man
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Some people really dont research things before they apply. I was looking at stats on some WY general areas today and in 1 region last year there were 70 applicants that burned up to 5 points or applied first choice in the SP draw when there were tags leftover after all 3rd choices were drawn.
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GO IDAHO!!!
BOISE, Idaho -
Republicans promoting Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter's proposed $2 million fund to kill wolves say they hope the cash helps eliminate more than 500 of the predators in Idaho, reducing numbers to 150 animals in 15 packs.
Rep. Marc Gibbs of Grace and Sen. Bert Brackett of Rogerson Monday told the House Resources and Conservation Committee the cash set aside with Otter's proposal will bolster Idaho's predator arsenal.
Idaho now has about 680 wolves, according to state Department of Fish and Game estimates.
Brackett says the priority is to keep wolves delisted, even with these proposed killings.
He said provided Idaho still has 150 wolves - the minimum required in a 2002 plan approved by the Idaho Legislature - "we'll have a defensible line of defense" against renewed federal protections.
BOISE, Idaho -
Republicans promoting Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter's proposed $2 million fund to kill wolves say they hope the cash helps eliminate more than 500 of the predators in Idaho, reducing numbers to 150 animals in 15 packs.
Rep. Marc Gibbs of Grace and Sen. Bert Brackett of Rogerson Monday told the House Resources and Conservation Committee the cash set aside with Otter's proposal will bolster Idaho's predator arsenal.
Idaho now has about 680 wolves, according to state Department of Fish and Game estimates.
Brackett says the priority is to keep wolves delisted, even with these proposed killings.
He said provided Idaho still has 150 wolves - the minimum required in a 2002 plan approved by the Idaho Legislature - "we'll have a defensible line of defense" against renewed federal protections.
Im not a huge fan of this wicked cold we have been getting in the midwest. Windchill advisories near -30 degrees that last few days but there is one benefit to the cold for us hunter. It helps to kill off the ticks and pest that spread the diseases around the Moose, Deer , and Elk populations
Also Heard it is helping fight off the emerald ash borer
http://www.twincities.com/localnews/ci_24842238/silving-lining-cold-it-kills-emerald-ash-borers
Also Heard it is helping fight off the emerald ash borer
http://www.twincities.com/localnews/ci_24842238/silving-lining-cold-it-kills-emerald-ash-borers
Its ok, I recently became a "gas guy" for Southwest Gas. I hear them all the time as well!
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mnhoundman
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You got that right! Time to change the subject, you do anything interesting today?This thread is starting to stink
Man these past couple days have really sucked. My grandma has 2 weeks max to live, and she was married with my grandpa for over 50 years. So it has been tough, ever since she was diagnosed on Christmas Eve. And the chemo was working on the cancer, just not on the tumor.
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Sorry to hear that velvet. Just found out a good friend is in a similar situation. Just found out he had bone cancer and only weeks left. Ill be thinking of ya!
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Aww velvet!! I'm so sorry. I lost my grandma last year. Her and my grandpa had been together for 65 years. The hardest thing I had to do was watch my grandpa kiss her on the forehead and tell her he loves her and he will see her soon right before they took her body out of the house. It's definitely not easy!
