Hunter helps eco-terrorists against welfare loggers
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kiwi hunta
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I love shell fish, I would like to try some of those mussels baked over an open fire on a sheet of iron with a few cold beers and some garlic dip.
cjcj
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Both groups are the "bad guy" IMO. but the law is the law [good or bad] you either change it or abide by it!
Muledeer4me
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["Meanwhile, Forest Service officers and local police will monitor the logging for protests, Brown said. "If they're breaking the law, we'll take action." The Ruffed Grouse Society, a Pittsburgh-based conservation group that receives funding from the timber industry, supports the Forest Service plan.']
[""There's probably 70 species of just songbirds that require young forest habitat," said Mark Banker, a wildlife biologist who works for the group. "And the only way to create that habitat is to cut trees and let the little ones grow back.""]
They got them to cut back on the ammount of acre's they were going to harvest.
Even the ruffed grouse society supports and understands the need for some logging.
I can't give support to group's that are so radical that they can't see where some logging is needed.
Time to cut the net and drop ( Clinger's) out of the tree's .
I'm sure the clinger's and hugger's will move on to something else to make there life worth living.
[""There's probably 70 species of just songbirds that require young forest habitat," said Mark Banker, a wildlife biologist who works for the group. "And the only way to create that habitat is to cut trees and let the little ones grow back.""]
They got them to cut back on the ammount of acre's they were going to harvest.
Even the ruffed grouse society supports and understands the need for some logging.
I can't give support to group's that are so radical that they can't see where some logging is needed.
Time to cut the net and drop ( Clinger's) out of the tree's .
I'm sure the clinger's and hugger's will move on to something else to make there life worth living.
Rogue 6
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Ok 1 pointer,
Lets burn down a large track of land, while not utilizing any of the natural resources. Lets just leave it as furtilizer.
Lets burn down a large track of land, while not utilizing any of the natural resources. Lets just leave it as furtilizer.
BuzzH
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Rogue,
Your brilliance is overwhelming.
If you think logging and fires create the same thing...you've got a lot to learn.
I agree with pointer, fire works BETTER than logging in many cases, the science proves it.
Rogue, just a question...how do you propose we deal with succession in Wilderness Areas?
Just curious.
Your brilliance is overwhelming.
If you think logging and fires create the same thing...you've got a lot to learn.
I agree with pointer, fire works BETTER than logging in many cases, the science proves it.
Rogue, just a question...how do you propose we deal with succession in Wilderness Areas?
Just curious.
Rogue- Where did I say burn down large tracts of land? All I stated was that fire is another tool that can be used to regenerate tress. Are you saying I'm wrong? If these systems evolved (yes evolution occurs on multiple spatial/temporal scales)with fire why wouldn't they be healthier with fire as part of the process? Some plant species require fire to regenerate. That is something that logging, to my knowledge, is unable to replicate. In addition, smaller, more frequent fires in some forest types lead to a more robust understory which creates more food for wildlife and livestock. Is that bad?
Logging is needed and I understand that and condone good logging practices, but logging is not a 'magic bullet' to cure the problems of 100yrs of fire suppression and poor logging practices.
Logging is needed and I understand that and condone good logging practices, but logging is not a 'magic bullet' to cure the problems of 100yrs of fire suppression and poor logging practices.
