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I was reading about hogs in North Texas and found this article on invasive species and thought of you guys. My pond is still dry and too shallow i guess so maybe I'll fix that one day but now I have feral hogs so I have something to mess with. There was a tidbit about mesquito fish that I couldnt buy knowing how small the fry are and how they populate. Maybe there's another reason the nutria hurts them but I thought I'd ask you guys. Sounded "fishy" to me. Thanks. Hope everyone is well!!! "Nutria, beaverlike rodents, were brought into the United States for the fur trade; but they have become one of the “worst of the worst” on the Union of Concerned Scientists list of unwanted species because of destructive burrowing that disrupts farming and contributes to flooding. In Texas, nutria have posed a danger to mosquito fish in Big Bend National Park." here's the article: http://www.tdtnews.com/story/2008/12/9/54260
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Interesting article Keith, thanks for posting that.
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There was a tidbit about mesquito fish that I couldnt buy knowing how small the fry are and how they populate. Maybe there's another reason the nutria hurts them but I thought I'd ask you guys. Sounded "fishy" to me. Hi Keith, If they're saying that nutria are threatening the common mosquito fish gambusia affinis, I don't think that's possible. It is possible that nutria drain small ponds and pools, and kill the fish. If water ever returns to the drained ponds, there will be no mosquito fish to control mosquitoes for a while. Although we have lots of nutria in my parts, they haven't affected us much yet. However, the Chinese tallow tree and fire ants are horrendous pests. The giant salvia also sounds like something to cause genuine concern.
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Just when you thought you had it all figured out here comes this article: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/02/080226171618.htm
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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that little one looks delicious!!!
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Yeah I wanna cook a whole little one one day. The first will be one of those medium ones. I just found their tracks recently then started feeding them and put up a cam. Rocky? Where are ya? We're cookin out when it gets warm:P
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Where is old Rocky topper???
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The one in the fifth picture down looks like he's posing for the picture!
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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