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Friends don't let friends drive gas hogs
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Friends don't let friends drive gas hogs
Hatchery raised fish that are released into the water for fishing are counted as part of the total census for that species. This applies for fowl (wild turkeys, ringneck pheaseants, ect) as well as fish (walleye, trout, salmon, ect).
You may not agree with the decision, but it is how they who make the rules, count things. ~Parnelli
PS: As for your signuture statement, I take the opposite tack. The sooner we use up all the petroleum, the sooner we will be forced to find alternative energy sources, or revert back to sailing ships, and horse & buggys.
Parnelli,
Thank-you for reading my signature.
As a card carrying tree hugger it pleases me to know you support alternative energy sources.
But, speaking as an adult, and as someone who has read your most reasonable posts in the past, I find it hard to believe you support this position. I don't believe you are that naive.
As you know petroleum is a most valuable commodity, not only to run America's gas hogs, but also in home heating and in the plastics and other industries.
Nothing would please me more than to rid the world of plastics as we know them, but that is not about to happen soon.
There is a lot of talk recently on the cause of gas prices
Those that blame the spike of gas prices on the world's emerging economies need to take a long look in the mirror.
The good ol' USofA has been the major abuser of the world resourses for a long time.
If the reason you drive a F-250 is so you have cargo space to carry the gas needed to power your monster truck sized lawn mower you are not only part of the problem. YOU ARE THE PROBLEM
Parnelli,
As you are most likely aware wild turkeys are relocated for repopopulation and ringneck pheasant are native to asia and are stocked for hunting purposies only.
If you take a poll on the main board as to whether folks would rather catch a wild or stocked fish, I think you know the answer.
As to your statment;Those people are wrong.Quote:
You may not agree with the decision, but it is how they who make the rules, count things.
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Friends don't let friends drive gas hogs
[This message has been edited by dudley (edited 06 May 2006).]