Recent content by Charina

>I'm going to just >throw out a guess here...but >I'm thinking you read that >in a book somewhere???? Do >you have any real life >experiences that would lead you >to a statement like that? I'm not going to engage in the personal drama of posts that are nothing but sarcastic retorts...

So. . . absolutely nothing to refute foundational biological principles necessary for the understanding of the actual effects of the taking of does. I didn't really expect anything, since this has been studied ad nauseam and never refuted as it relates to deer. Which in turn tells you that...

Muley, can you or can you not provide refutation to the principle of overproduction of species? And that all species naturally and rapidly trend towards the carrying capacity of their environment and circumstances? Pointing to historical population estimates compared to today's population...

>And Remind us which General Units >are near carrying Capacity? Every one of them. It is basic biology of every species that they overproduce, as has been understood since the days of development of Darwin's hypothesis. Its foundational to why we can even hunt at all. If it were not so...

I'm no game biologist. Just the son of one, so a few things rubbed off on me over the decades, but I don't presume to understand all facets. I've heard many points of view against harvesting does. I can't recall any one that was biologically sound from what I understand. Most is emotional, and...

>As for the archery hunt being >harder when the elk aren't >rutting? That's left up for >debate. Elk are pretty easy >to kill with a bow. >The biggest problem most bowhunters >have with elk, is they make it harder >than it needs to be. Wow. I'm not sure whether to mock you, or worship...

I need a SureCan!

Recent father huh? In the next two decades you'll find out every child is only partly product of genetics and upbringing. He will be his own unique person despite your hunting influence, and may even decide when he's a teen hunting is not what he's interested in. They are each unique. So unique...

Gopher snakes are mammalian specialists. They likely won't pass up a nice lizard, but generally it's only mammals in their diet. If anyone ever did find a gopher snake eating a rattler, it is far more likely that the gopher came upon a rattlesnake as it was eating a rodent, latched onto the...

If you have significant astigmatism, your glassing will be clearer if you have glasses or contacts on to correct that. I much prefer to use binos without glasses on, but just can't see crisply without the astigmatism correction.

That he even thought to call anyone to repentance for difference of opinion is very telling of lack of character. Sad.

LAST EDITED ON Mar-15-17 AT 02:06PM (MST)[p]>If you have a lower back >issues, make sure you are >constantly stretching and staying flexible > +1 Esp the hamstrings. Tight hamstrings can ruin a lower back.

They run narrow. EE is like a D in other brands. Can't wear them myself as they are too narrow.

Statutory and case law are pretty clear - public access to a road is not given up when land ownership transfers from public to private, unless the right of way is expressly rescinded by the governmental agency. There should be a public record of closure of the road if the public right of way was...

>That said, I'm not sure what >has changed now with the >designation? I have not read >the full designation, so I'm >just not sure. I could have written that myself. What good does this really do? Why was a NM necessary to accomplish "protection", and how does the designation do so...