Short answer; no.
However, younger beaver castors tend to be "shelly", but they still work.

I have a high profile attorney friend who twice within a couple of years got pulled aside by TSA when they found a few loose rifle cartriges in his day pack. He never got fined, but on the second time he was threatened that if he did it again he wouldn't get off very easy.

Senator Baldwin previously sponsored a bill to delist the wolf; but she had judicial over ride within it. I doubt she would sign a bill allowing pure science w/o some kind of out.

Wisconsin already has a law on the book that if the feds delist the wolf, that the state must have a management season. There are some curiosities as to how the new wolf plan made by the state has created management and sub zones. The plan also calls for shorter reporting times to address the concerns of Wisconsin's last wolf season.

[quote=3togo]Titiana,

I wish the US had a country full of intelligent people like yourself, instead of the mentally weak folks we see running all around and in our Congress.

Really?

Just don't yell out, Hi Jack, to your boss in the concourse and wave your hand over your head to attract attention. Don't ask me how I know.

Just saw the Indiana/Oregon score, looks like Indiana has one of those really good teams that just clicks.

I ordered some high bush cranberries yesterday from WDNR.

I think it probably does waste some, but not enough to worry about. It's a fair question though. It's not like I'm drinking 3 gallons/day.

John I carry one of those little assorted packs of split shot that you get in the Walmart fishing section. Depending how open the area is determines the size of weight I use. I've never liked string on my flags. I usually use the floral wire with a fishing swivel at the Enticer.

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They are made by Lazarus. Great guy

Very good video. Had something to do with lynn Dawson. Think he bummed a smoke off him.