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[Kiki]

I’ve read a thesis done at UGA. It is possible but for what resources are available to me your probably right.

Yeah I'm sure it could work in some places but....

Let me put it this way...I know without a doubt it would not work for where I live so it's hard for me to understand how we could possibly work anywhere.

You know it's kind of like how I don't understand how northerners don't have air conditioners in their house.

 

[muddy75]

Back to pick up the boat today! Tried last night but light plug wouldn’t hook to my truck

 

[Kiki]

Back to pick up the boat today! Tried last night but light plug wouldn’t hook to my truck

What boat?

Did you just buy another new toy?

 

[muddy75]

What boat?

Did you just buy another new toy?

No this is floating club muddy......it has to live in storage

 

[Nabiki]

I want to raise bobs with wild surrogates for release. Possible? Yes or no?

It depends on where you are and how much you know what you're doing. I believe that you will also need permits for this kind of operation. Check with your game department and do your research.

 

[muddy75]

No this is floating club muddy......it has to live in storage

She’s 10 years old

 

[muddy75]

It depends on where you are and how much you know what you're doing. I believe that you will also need permits for this kind of operation. Check with your game department and do your research.

Yes Bob’s require permit in Tennessee

 

[muddy75]

I don't think it's right to raise them and give them food then throw them out to the wild to fend for themselves.

It requires strict land management to introduce/retain/and protect a wild population but it is doable

 

[WestTNriverrat]

It depends on where you are and how much you know what you're doing. I believe that you will also need permits for this kind of operation. Check with your game department and do your research.

I’ve looked into it some and it is probably out of reach for an individual. Multiple permits are required just to trap the surrogates not to mention the housing of them.
I was really just curious if anyone here had been involved with something similar. I know UGA and Texas A&M have done something like this. The survival rate was significantly higher doing this versus just the release of birds.

 

[Kiki]

I'm pulling a Kdog and hanging out in the parking lot for a minute.
Guess which one I'm stuffing in my face?