Not just migratory birds, but lots of wildlife! My uncle has kept a diary of fishing for flathead catfish. From many years he know when they start to spawn and when they finish (June 10th) along with signs that things are going according to seasons. His diary had one entry: "in 1988, I caught 88...
It's not completely equal on both sides, but I like it a lot! Would be easy to live with that. Grade--I am not familiar with Krieghoff's grading system.
Relax, Foxi, we all like you--you are a legend status member. We just don't translate humor the same way! (which is why my wife cautioned me to limit my joking around when we go to Salzburg--that will be hard for me) Stay well.
In Zimbabwe, I've also seen mature mahogany trees cut down with little axes (lots of work) just to get a beehive way up in the tree. Wood was left laying. Then, again, how would they have gotten it out to market. Sad.
The biggest bush meat market was the witch doctor's house. Everyone had to...
Man, you've got that right! Friends from Nagaland (next to Burma) said villagers would even put chemicals in the water to kill little fish so they could have one meal. They had never seen a catfish over one pound, so when I boated the first blue cat bumping 30 lbs their little daughter asked...
I don't have as much as Midwest, but I have more than I thought I had, since I've been moving it all out to the shop. I don't want the fire department to just let my house burn if rounds start cooking off! I also wonder if they will believe me about a few round going off from home defense...
I did not see listed ACCESSIBILITY issues. What good is public land out west if you cannot access it? Anti hunters who own large tracks, same issue.
It does not help that licensing is expensive. If the state wants to preserve their own jobs in managing wild life, they should not inhibit...
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