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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 263273" data-attributes="member: 704">Carpin you can't pick and choose.&nbsp; Sure there are many snow geese, but we don't have those here in North Dakota.My phone is changing things on me Carp In.&nbsp; Thought I would let you know so you wouldn't need spend time on one of you grammar and spelling lessons.Not being able to read and comprehend makes us look bad too.&nbsp; Picking something that doesn't breed here to make yourself look good is a cheap shot.&nbsp; So let's talk mallards, pintail, and prairie chickens.&nbsp; In the event you know nothing about prairie chickens they require native prairie.&nbsp; They covered North Dakota east of the Misssouri.&nbsp; I'm not familiar with their populations west of that.&nbsp; Today there are I think a couple dozen left on&nbsp; a Waterfowl Production Area North West of Grand Forks.&nbsp; As far as mallards and pintail I'll ask what happens when 80 percent&nbsp; of their nesting habitat is gone?&nbsp; Read, then think.Edit:&nbsp; Any idea what anhydrous ammonia does to earth worms?You have a rectal cranial inversion if over all you think wildlife wasnt here before ag and in greater abundance.&nbsp; Get real.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 263273, member: 704"] Carpin you can't pick and choose. Sure there are many snow geese, but we don't have those here in North Dakota. My phone is changing things on me Carp In. Thought I would let you know so you wouldn't need spend time on one of you grammar and spelling lessons. Not being able to read and comprehend makes us look bad too. Picking something that doesn't breed here to make yourself look good is a cheap shot. So let's talk mallards, pintail, and prairie chickens. In the event you know nothing about prairie chickens they require native prairie. They covered North Dakota east of the Misssouri. I'm not familiar with their populations west of that. Today there are I think a couple dozen left on a Waterfowl Production Area North West of Grand Forks. As far as mallards and pintail I'll ask what happens when 80 percent of their nesting habitat is gone? Read, then think. Edit: Any idea what anhydrous ammonia does to earth worms? You have a rectal cranial inversion if over all you think wildlife wasnt here before ag and in greater abundance. Get real. [/QUOTE]

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