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<blockquote data-quote="raider" data-source="post: 240650" data-attributes="member: 353">if people knew the energy being being transferred in pipelines and electrical lines their heads would explode...&nbsp; the power grid in this country is truly amazing and rarely understood...&nbsp; we just know that when we flip a switch we have power and light, and you can always buy gas or oil at the gas station...&nbsp; it is probably the thing we as americans take for granted the most...- - - Updated - - -i won't tell you haw many b&amp;c bucks i could have shot from well locations this fall...&nbsp; it is just part of their habitat now - they grew up with it and it is just part of nature...&nbsp; i saw rabbit and coyote tracks in a tank battery today with 3' steel containment walls all around it...&nbsp; when it gets cold, and you're a coyote or rabbit, why not curl up next to a warm oil or water tank that has been there since you were born...&nbsp; the tree huggers think these animals are all 200 years old and miss the great plains scenario when all they had to dodge was native's arrows...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="raider, post: 240650, member: 353"] if people knew the energy being being transferred in pipelines and electrical lines their heads would explode... the power grid in this country is truly amazing and rarely understood... we just know that when we flip a switch we have power and light, and you can always buy gas or oil at the gas station... it is probably the thing we as americans take for granted the most... [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] i won't tell you haw many b&c bucks i could have shot from well locations this fall... it is just part of their habitat now - they grew up with it and it is just part of nature... i saw rabbit and coyote tracks in a tank battery today with 3' steel containment walls all around it... when it gets cold, and you're a coyote or rabbit, why not curl up next to a warm oil or water tank that has been there since you were born... the tree huggers think these animals are all 200 years old and miss the great plains scenario when all they had to dodge was native's arrows... [/QUOTE]

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