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<blockquote data-quote="Account Deleted" data-source="post: 84062" data-attributes="member: 886">And down the rabbit hole I go. Point one is incorrect because your &quot;given&quot; is incorrect. I'm not going to cite my source. If you want to know bad enough, you'll find the info. You'll dwell on this for-freaking-ever and repeatedly ask me questions about it, either in bold or italics, but that's your problem. Not mine. Point 2 is a silly question because of why the skipper and skipperling have declined. They require native prairie and very specific grasses and forbs in large enough patches for their life cylce. We've plowed most of them under. It wasn't mother nature forcing them out. It was us. Not that complicated. You'll ask some convoluted question about this-thinking you've made some profound statement-that really doesn't have an answer because the question isn't worth answering.- - - Updated - - -I'll be a little more concise. That Dakota skipper has been in ND over the last ten years. The skipperling has not been seen for quite some time. They require two different types of native prairie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Account Deleted, post: 84062, member: 886"] And down the rabbit hole I go. Point one is incorrect because your "given" is incorrect. I'm not going to cite my source. If you want to know bad enough, you'll find the info. You'll dwell on this for-freaking-ever and repeatedly ask me questions about it, either in bold or italics, but that's your problem. Not mine. Point 2 is a silly question because of why the skipper and skipperling have declined. They require native prairie and very specific grasses and forbs in large enough patches for their life cylce. We've plowed most of them under. It wasn't mother nature forcing them out. It was us. Not that complicated. You'll ask some convoluted question about this-thinking you've made some profound statement-that really doesn't have an answer because the question isn't worth answering. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I'll be a little more concise. That Dakota skipper has been in ND over the last ten years. The skipperling has not been seen for quite some time. They require two different types of native prairie. [/QUOTE]

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