I would almost be money that I could get one this time of year, within a day, 38.3 miles from where I'm sitting right now. Would be exited to have a chance, but it's not looking good.
I’d love to have a shot at it. If you gave me a day on the easternmost face of those big mountains on the map I’d be feeling pretty confident too.
Nothing to see here.
Study of Australian Great white sharks’ diet reveals fascinating feeding habits - FirstforNews.com - Interesting world news
FirstforNews reports on this captivating study, the first of its kind detailing the complex feeding habits of great white sharks off the eastern Australian coast. The study found that the great white’s diet relied on comprised mostly of Pelagic, or mid-water ocean swimming fish, such as...firstfornews.com
The internet is full of truthful matter that never gets questioned, such as this nougat:
Thrown to the Sharks - Encyclopedia Virginia
Last week, in the course of working on an entry about slave ships and the Middle Passage, I had occasion to write the following paragraph: In the water, there were often sharks, which followed the ships in warm waters, feeding off refuse. “When dead Slaves are thrown over-board,” the Dutch...encyclopediavirginia.org
As it happens, sharks have been the focus of a bit of political controversy when it comes to the slave trade. Five years ago Congress passed a resolution commemorating the two hundredth anniversary of the trade’s abolition. On the floor of the House, Representative Donald M. Payne of New Jersey said the following:
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I don't see many biologists testifying when groups sue using Federal money to slow any efforts to delist anything even when the population targets are exceeded by over 100%. There are no tripwires for delisting that launch population reduction at a certain population. Counts are argued over. Once counts are no longer debatable as to exceeding population targets then the arguments begin that the overall population is really separate populations rather than a single population. Court actions to protect recovered populations of predators is one way to reduce prey populations thus hunting opportunities thus the attractiveness of hunting and the profitability of ranching.
This would be my exact same game plan as well.
They come and go, like a plague of locusts.I hope you appreciate the swarm of hunters that are afraid of bears headed your way.
Unfortunately this is all that’s left of Montana. Very few trees, very few liberals, very, very few wolves, and not a grizzly been seen, however I hear the Canadian wild hogs are threatening to invade!!That is not Montana, that is Western North Dakota.
Cattle Ranchers Utopia? No bison either to eat grass that could feed beef.
Golfing and Grizzly hunting on the Marias. Package deal. mtmuley
Not in Montana.
The post I was talking about with the 28 grizz. I have not seen that many in one outing but I have seen 14 in a single weekend outing.
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At work one day I counted 33 grizzly/brown bears ... from one spot ... at one time. All within 200 yards.The post I was talking about with the 28 grizz. I have not seen that many in one outing but I have seen 14 in a single weekend outing.
Landon Michaels on Instagram: "Your mission, should you choose to accept it: Assault the peak in yellow from your position in blue, trying not to become Grizzly bear poop in the process. Red bear markers are current positions of some of at least 28 G
206 likes, 36 comments - landonmichaels on August 29, 2021: "Your mission, should you choose to accept it: Assault the peak in yellow from your position in blue, trying not to become Grizzly bear po..."
