I can invision a wildlife game called "go fish"! dang, I think that
one's taken... Anyway I envision a card game based upon the same
principles A nice photo and characteristics. The characteristics would
have to be quantifiable such as typical depth in which the fish are
typically found, weight, inches, etc. A nice natural history section
below would complete the card.
What'ya thinK?
John B.
Robert Carillio wrote:
>Robert S. Carillio
>
>Here is an idea that I thought may be fun to toy with.. How about a NANFA
>Native Fishes board game fashioned in much the same manner as trivial pursuit
>as for a question part of it... .. The object could be to save an
>endangered fish from extinction and the winner of course succeeds... Proceeds
>from the sale of such a game will go back to NANFA Can anyone think of a game
>and object???
>
>Oh maybe NOT.. Disregard this post.. It's late and I am so tired I am
>hallucinating.. I think I'll go try and count some darters... zzzzzzzzzz....
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