>
> Any guesses as to what welakas would like?
> This marks the 50th year since the Bluenose was last recorded in my
> county, but I'm pretty sure they're still to be found. My plan is to
> drop traps all over the place in likely-looking locations in an effort
> to try to find out if they're still here or extirpated.
Just ask BG to cruise by with his welaka radar. It's nearly infallible.
--Irate
Charter member, DNRC
"Liberty lies in the hearts of men and women; if it dies there, no constitution,
no law, no court can save it."
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