It's just the thing we ought to do.
11-21-2004 | 05:05 AM
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Spike
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It's just the thing we ought to do.
I think most of the group here has at least some training in wildlife biology so I thought it was important to bring up the Auburn Tigers who are now 11-0.
Most of you know that Auburn has a wildlife biology departmant and has turned out quite a few of us.
I think this forum should adopt Auburn as it website team for the next few weeks. Hopefully they will have a chance to play in the Orange bowl for the national championship.
Can I get an AMEN brother.
Most of you know that Auburn has a wildlife biology departmant and has turned out quite a few of us.
I think this forum should adopt Auburn as it website team for the next few weeks. Hopefully they will have a chance to play in the Orange bowl for the national championship.
Can I get an AMEN brother.
11-22-2004 | 11:57 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: It's just the thing we ought to do.
ORIGINAL: Slumpbuster
I think most of the group here has at least some training in wildlife biology so I thought it was important to bring up the Auburn Tigers who are now 11-0.
Most of you know that Auburn has a wildlife biology departmant and has turned out quite a few of us.
I think this forum should adopt Auburn as it website team for the next few weeks. Hopefully they will have a chance to play in the Orange bowl for the national championship.
Can I get an AMEN brother.
I think most of the group here has at least some training in wildlife biology so I thought it was important to bring up the Auburn Tigers who are now 11-0.
Most of you know that Auburn has a wildlife biology departmant and has turned out quite a few of us.
I think this forum should adopt Auburn as it website team for the next few weeks. Hopefully they will have a chance to play in the Orange bowl for the national championship.
Can I get an AMEN brother.
How many colleges have wildlife management departments?? Why would we "adopt" one college over another or anything for that matter?
If ANY college has the lion share of the wildlife management field my guess would be Humboldt so should we root for them now?
