RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

You confuse density with solidity. Mass density is higher with water content. Take a ball of clay and weigh it. Put it in the oven to dry and then weigh it. Which one has more mass weight?

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

You could make the dry one denser if you also add compaction under pressure as it dries, but you would also need to add volume as you go. Such as sedimentary rock compressed over eons.

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

Is that the problem with your thought process?
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Which one has the most volume? Density is a measure of weight verses volume. You really don;'t have a clue!

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

Or I could be wrong. I'm not Cliff Claven, you are.

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

The hydrated one has more volume as well. The ball of clay would shrink like your theories on wildlife management.

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

I think Cliffy's in over his head again!:eek:

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

All of my predictions about wildlife management have come true. You can't even follow the regs no less predict the results of the deer management plan.

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

I can predict I have zero chance of sighting you in the woods. I can also predict that if the economy continues to decline, and the herd increases...deer meat will become a hot commodity...lots of hunters once again shooting lots of deer.
I have no idea why you worry about too many deer, when you have been complaining about too few since I came here in 2004.

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

yuns guyz keep an eye on bb. I'z goin ta bed. Tomoro iz gunna be da only day widout rain and im goin huntin fer anudder doe in 2B. I'l bee watchin fur deer trax inside uv tyre trax cuz now I knowd dat theyd be from a really hevy deer. BB sed so!

RE: Mountain lions in PA!
 

Nighty...

(Stay away from the nighty or you'll be too tired in the AM.;))