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If they raise the age to purchase guns, they need to raise the voting age as well. Plenty of late teen early 20's morons effing this country up at the voting booth.

There's a hunt program meeting coming up in a few weeks. I'm sure will find out then. For now I'm hearing this is just a rumor.

Patience...............I could only hunt until 10am roughly yesterday. Set up about 200 yards from a roost. From what I saw fly down the roost had 5 toms, a few jakes and 2 hens that flew down. Birds went the opposite direction after milling around in their fly down area for a while...

Truth. While we are in a deficit the powers that be sure let a lot of water run out in the 2020 spring and summer, when we had completely full reservoirs. 83% snowpack should not equate to 15% allocation for fed water on the west side. An abomination. If you like to eat rice as my...

There will be some rice in Princeton.

Man you really butchered those fillets. Did you use a hacksaw?

That huge botulism die off in the K basin a couple years ago was unacceptable and a huge mistake by USFWS service. Putting a small amount of water on a traditional molt area was a tragedy waiting to happen. They should've left it dry. Birds would've kept going and ended up at Summer lake...

Closest I've pushed is 70-80 yards from a roost. The closer you get, the earlier you need to be there.

20 yards is way too close

Build Sites Reservoir now.

Absolutely. There are east side farmers I know personally that are selling their water allotments because it's worth more then growing a crop. Especially with high fuel and fertilizer prices. Might want to stock up on rice if you like eating it. It will be more expensive.

Almonds vs Rice Rice- you get 50% of your water allotment you can grow 50% of your rice. Rice irrigation helps with groundwater recharge as well. Almonds- you get 50% of your water but you have to keep 100% of your perennial crop alive. Therefore you pump and cause the subsidence problems...

East side of the valley is sounding like the situation is slightly better. Farmers I know in the Sutter area are talking 50% of their fields planted. If you have water this fall, you will pound em.

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