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CommentCommented on Why We Can't Have Nice Things: Graffiti Closes Another Joshua Tree Spot
in SoCal Wanderer3:07 PM on April 10, 2013Somtimes I wonder at the compitence of park staff. There is absolutly no reason the area needs to be closed. A few well hiden trail cameras and increased patrols will solve the problem, they have the funds as it is... -
Comment6:42 PM on April 7, 2013Here is where it takes leadership within the home and community. Rather than running away or just calling the cops who are already strapped to the limit. Get your self over to that house and meet those young women with...
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Comment10:30 PM on March 13, 2013Thank you Zach. In response to Eric mills post ab 711 is also a sham attempt to ban hunting and is not supported by the sciences, better information is found at huntforthetruth.org...
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Comment1:08 PM on March 11, 2013Clarke- it is you fabricateing lies to meet your goals of a ban on all hunting. Notice folks, he attacked me without proving me wrong and does not deny he wants a complete ban. This is typicle PETA behaviour folks....
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Comment11:33 AM on March 11, 2013Tedd Quinn- Bloom is also a PETA sympathizer, he is also a hypocrite. He is quick to tell others how to live outside his district but refuses to except email communications from those outside his district. In that he could...
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Comment11:22 AM on March 11, 2013Well lets go over some more facts. Clarke is asking the DFW to perform the greatest magical trick ever an actual head count of every bobcat in the state. This is impossible. Estimating bobcat is the only possible way not...
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Comment11:46 PM on March 10, 2013Obviously we can all see that Clarke has never read the DFG regulation that the limited take of bobcat is 5 per hunter/trapper per season. One can only purchase 5 tags per year including the trapper, a flaw in the...
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Comment9:06 PM on March 10, 2013It figures that Chris Clarke would find some sympathetic liberal's ignorantly misinformed ear to write a bill to ban yet another perfectly effective low cost method of vermin control. Understand this, bobcat are a vermin species just like coyote. They...
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Comment10:01 PM on February 15, 2013Cdoring- more personal attacks and rants will get you no where. However since the offending remark regarding being an idiot I made rattles you and Mr. Clarke I apologize. I already posted a link to the current DFW report that...
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Comment10:20 AM on February 15, 2013CDoring- Chris Clarke may have many years of background as a writer but he is not a scientist nor does he have a clue about wildlife management. It does not take a degree to have an understanding of the sciences...
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Comment8:54 PM on February 14, 2013Joaquin- So long good riddance, you are a classic example of ignorance and willful deception that resorts to intellectual insult when you have no case to support your baseless ideology. The facts are clear, Chris Clarke's editorial as well as...
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Comment3:00 PM on February 14, 2013Joaquin- Ignorant remarks will get you no where. Pelt markets are driven by supply and demand, other states and countries so less regulated produce a lot more of the pelts on the market. It is Ca. regulations that have taken...
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Comment1:07 PM on February 14, 2013Joaquin- Again pelt value is irrelevant and impossible to regulate. That the harvesting of bobcat is a benefit to ranchers is true since their property and interests are then protected. As for the hunter benefiting that is offset by the...
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Comment10:59 AM on February 14, 2013Joaquin- Commercial value to pelts is irrelevant to the game management of bobcat. That hunters can get a return on their investment to participate in the scientific management is only logical and fair. If you have a problem with fur...
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Comment9:43 AM on February 14, 2013Erin- It is you that made accusatory remarks implicating I did not know the difference between Mt. Lion and bobcat. It is also well known that bobcat are a predatory varmint and even in the off season depredation permits are...
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Comment9:27 AM on February 14, 2013Clarke- I have the utmost respect for sound science and wildlife but for your inflammatory and false ideology there can be none found. I repeat there is no scientific evidence that merits a ban on the hunting and trapping of...
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Comment10:35 PM on February 13, 2013Erin- I don't know what planet you came off of but I do know the difference between Mt. Lion and the not so lowly little bobcat. As for Mt lion by the way the DFW states that they should be...
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Comment6:31 PM on February 13, 2013Clarke- We have more legs than we know what to do with... I repeat there is no eveidence that supports the need to stop the hunting of bob cats the report shows an increase in populations READ the report....
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Comment5:52 PM on February 13, 2013The current report that Clark does not want you too see, http://www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/uplandgame/reports/docs/bobcat/2010-2011/2011BHA.pdf...
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Comment5:46 PM on February 13, 2013It is Chris Clarke's conclusions that are an emotional unscientific rant. The DFW report does not come to any conclusion whatsoever that bob cats are threatened or endangered and in fact they are increasing in population. This is a renewable...
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Comment2:53 PM on February 13, 2013Chris Clarke is an idiot, Bob Cats are a varmint species like coyote that quickly over populate and become an extreme issue with land owners that have pets or raise food animals or livestock. They are a completely renewable resource...
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CommentCommented on Why We Can't Have Nice Things: Graffiti Closes Another Joshua Tree Spot
in SoCal Wanderer3:07 PM on April 10, 2013Somtimes I wonder at the compitence of park staff. There is absolutly no reason the area needs to be closed. A few well hiden trail cameras and increased patrols will solve the problem, they have the funds as it is... -
Comment6:42 PM on April 7, 2013Here is where it takes leadership within the home and community. Rather than running away or just calling the cops who are already strapped to the limit. Get your self over to that house and meet those young women with...
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Comment10:30 PM on March 13, 2013Thank you Zach. In response to Eric mills post ab 711 is also a sham attempt to ban hunting and is not supported by the sciences, better information is found at huntforthetruth.org...
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Comment1:08 PM on March 11, 2013Clarke- it is you fabricateing lies to meet your goals of a ban on all hunting. Notice folks, he attacked me without proving me wrong and does not deny he wants a complete ban. This is typicle PETA behaviour folks....
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Comment11:33 AM on March 11, 2013Tedd Quinn- Bloom is also a PETA sympathizer, he is also a hypocrite. He is quick to tell others how to live outside his district but refuses to except email communications from those outside his district. In that he could...
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Comment11:22 AM on March 11, 2013Well lets go over some more facts. Clarke is asking the DFW to perform the greatest magical trick ever an actual head count of every bobcat in the state. This is impossible. Estimating bobcat is the only possible way not...
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Comment11:46 PM on March 10, 2013Obviously we can all see that Clarke has never read the DFG regulation that the limited take of bobcat is 5 per hunter/trapper per season. One can only purchase 5 tags per year including the trapper, a flaw in the...
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Comment9:06 PM on March 10, 2013It figures that Chris Clarke would find some sympathetic liberal's ignorantly misinformed ear to write a bill to ban yet another perfectly effective low cost method of vermin control. Understand this, bobcat are a vermin species just like coyote. They...
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Comment10:01 PM on February 15, 2013Cdoring- more personal attacks and rants will get you no where. However since the offending remark regarding being an idiot I made rattles you and Mr. Clarke I apologize. I already posted a link to the current DFW report that...
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Comment10:20 AM on February 15, 2013CDoring- Chris Clarke may have many years of background as a writer but he is not a scientist nor does he have a clue about wildlife management. It does not take a degree to have an understanding of the sciences...
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