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Gator,
Another case that may be just as difficult...ever hear of Giant Salvina? It literally destroys small water bodies (and perhaps large ones) by chocking out sunlight completely. The water bodies become lifeless bogs and then revert back to nothing over time. A very serious concern to all of us with ponds and who fish public places.
It is a known fact that Giant Salvina can be transported and can survive on boat trailors that may be at Rayburn one weekend and Toledo Bend the next. How do we evaluate these risks? Do we "outlaw" boat trailors?
Its a very serious issue for all of us. Giant Salvina has terrible consequences...but I'm not in favor of restricting boats either. It is a tough issue.
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