I agree with what Jeff goes on to say, but am still frustrated by the lack
of not only assistance, but even minimal encouragment or guidance. Maybe in
the scheme of things my little few acres don't mean squat to the big DNR
and F&WS but don't you have to start somewhere? The opportunities to save
and restore thousands or even hundreds of acres are practically gone. It's
time for these agencies to start helping the smaller projects. What's the
old saying, "if you watch the pennies the dollars take care of themselves."
Sorry, I'm venting, but I do feel better after typing it out.
Ty "thinking about putting in a golf course instead" Hall
www.mia.net/tyhall (I've got some bad pic's of my bluegills and perch on
my Pets page)
Native Fish Enthusiasts
How about as an alternatvive to heavy-handed authoritarian intervention - a
partnership between government and landowners - 'stakeholders' as in the
case of
the Conasaugua watershed and other places where emphisis on cooperation has
had a
beneficial impact.
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