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 Re: Orangespotted Sunifsh
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Jun 28th a 04:19 PM
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Just making a note of pertinent comments.
jpsdad
I empathize with the biologists' challenges. It's so hard to control multiple factors to meet license holder's expectations.
Snipe
I'm going to share something that was said to me about 6 months ago in my search for DNA results from different areas, from our head of fisheries in KS.. He said to me.."you are looking for something that the answer does not exist for.
FireIsHot
Grasshopper ...Take the pebble from my hand.
That is why its called pond management - not control.
There are no magic answers - just work, common sense and applied science. Even that is not always correct or the best way. There are as many different thoughts as there are people who own ponds. We just really don't know all the answers or even the right questions to ask. That is why we share this space in search of advice. It depends - carry onward!
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