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RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
You gotta have some kind of predator going up against all those cougars. [8D]
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RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
ORIGINAL: Windwalker7 Why, when they say they are low on funds? You'd think they'd avoid any new projects and worry about finances. Fishers are one of the few predators that regularly kill and eat porcupines. Could it be, that the PGC is on another mission to save the trees. They seem really concerned about Timber, I mean trees. Of all the game animals that could use funding ( pheasants, rabbits, grouse ) they choose to reintroduce another predator. Besides being way out there in left field you are so far behind the times you’re probably out there toanother universe by now. And I can sure see that some of you knot heads have been having a great time spreading misinformation while I was busy with the hunting seasons. Well I’m back, at least part time, though I am still trying to get caught up. R.S. Bodenhorn |
RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
ORIGINAL: bluebird2 In my area the pheasant and the cottontail rabbit are endangered species. I haven't seen a brood of pheasants in at least 20 years and the last I heard the PGC wasn't cooperating with those that wanted to import wild trapped birds from the mid west. If rabbits or pheasants are in low populations in your area, or anywhere else, it is due to the loss of farmland habitat in combination with the changes in modern and cleaner farming practices. In this area both rabbit and pheasant populations have been improving over the past several years due to habitat improvement projects. You are incorrect about the Game Commission not cooperating with the wild trap and transfer of pheasants too. The Game Commission can’t pay for it since they don’t have sufficient funds, due to the Legislature failing to adequately fund a state agency. So, the funding is coming from Pheasants Forever, but that still doesn’t mean the Game Commission isn’t cooperating and supportive of the program. I see your poisonous lies and misinformation are still as blatant and far from the truth as ever. Some things just never change. R.S. Bodenhorn |
RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
In this area both rabbit and pheasant populations have been improving over the past several years due to habitat improvement projects. BTW, have you figured out why adult doe breeding rates have dropped by at least 6%,when you claimed increased breeding rates would offset the loss of adult doe due to HR? |
RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
ORIGINAL: bluebird2 In this area both rabbit and pheasant populations have been improving over the past several years due to habitat improvement projects. BTW, have you figured out why adult doe breeding rates have dropped by at least 6%,when you claimed increased breeding rates would offset the loss of adult doe due to HR? You obviously don’t know any more about the various habitats of this area then you know about deer management or the deer populations of the area. Of course posting about thing you know nothing about has never stopped you in the past so we certainly wouldn’t expect that to change in the future either. The fact is that we have thousands upon thousands of acres of reclaimed strip jobs mixed in with thousands of acres of active farmland in the southern part of this county and unit 2G. All of which make excellent habitat for both rabbits and pheasant with just a little habitat work. The local Pheasants Forever Chapter has done about 300-600 acres of CREP work on the active farm lands within the unit each of the past four years. That is all on top of the crop land that isn’t put into CREP and maintained in row crops by the land owners. Elk County also leads the entire North Central region in pheasant stocking because of all the excellent pheasant habitat combined with the fact that hunters come from all over the western half of state to hunt pheasants here. The hunters not only hunt them but find them too. I can probably check a pheasant hunter any day of the pheasant season and most likely they will have harvested or at least shot at a pheasant too. R.S. Bodenhorn |
RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
I'm thinkin the fishers were brought in for SR.{SQUIRREL REDUCTIONS}
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RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
Wont the fishers eat all the wood rats?
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RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
ORIGINAL: Lanse couche couche Wont the fishers eat all the wood rats? |
RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
ORIGINAL: Lanse couche couche Wont the fishers eat all the wood rats? Steve |
RE: Why is the PGC reintroducing Fishers?
The fact is that we have thousands upon thousands of acres of reclaimed strip jobs mixed in with thousands of acres of active farmland in the southern part of this county and unit 2G. All of which make excellent habitat for both rabbits and pheasant with just a little habitat work. |
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