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Posted by Fundad on October 31, 2001 at 00:56:46:

In Reply to: Re: Interesting posted by James Gannon on October 28, 2001 at 22:20:48:

spent everyday the rest of your life looking at
every rock pile Rubers are in that there would
still be rocks piles to look at after you're
gone. From Riverside (box springs to the Mexican
boarder) . I am not sure of the moron who told
them this stuff is. It's more than likley some
out of state ruber breeder that wants to make
some cash.

Fundad

: : There's some retarded stuff going on here:

: : "An additional 11 species of
: : reptiles, for which sportfishing take is currently allowed, will be exempted from sport take"
: : >>> Including Gilas? SInce when have they been legal to take with a Fishing License?

: : Also, Why the heck would they move to protect C.ruber? Those things are EVRYWHERE in the hills in Souther CA. In fact, so much of their habitat is untouchable, I would suggest the are one of the species we would have trouble damaging.

: : Those F&G people sure have a handle on saving wildlife, don't they?

: : Jaf

: Not that my opinion matters but a large portion of C. ruber's habitat is touchable and is currently or proposed for development of some type.

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: spent everyday the rest of your life looking at : every rock pile Rubers are in that there would : still be rocks piles to look at after you're : gone. From Riverside (box springs to the Mexican : boarder) . I am not sure of the moron who told : them this stuff is. It's more than likley some : out of state ruber breeder that wants to make : some cash. : Fundad : : : There's some retarded stuff going on here: : : : "An additional 11 species of : : : reptiles, for which sportfishing take is currently allowed, will be exempted from sport take" : : : >>> Including Gilas? SInce when have they been legal to take with a Fishing License? : : : Also, Why the heck would they move to protect C.ruber? Those things are EVRYWHERE in the hills in Souther CA. In fact, so much of their habitat is untouchable, I would suggest the are one of the species we would have trouble damaging. : : : Those F&G people sure have a handle on saving wildlife, don't they? : : : Jaf : : Not that my opinion matters but a large portion of C. ruber's habitat is touchable and is currently or proposed for development of some type.

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