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I'm usually pretty skeptical and guarded about stuff, but guess I had my pants down the other day on April 1st. Read something on Farcebook about Wyoming Wildlife Dept. releasing the first 90 kangaroos of 5 planned releases of 90 each, for a total of 450 kangaroos to be released in the grasslands of Wyoming.
Jeeze, what a dumbass - I fell for that one hard, face planted right in the middle of it.
Post up your search history.
I'd believe it in Texas. Don't feel too bad though, there is a very real commercial on Pandora right now about reintroducing wolves to Colorado.
I commented on that one, "Won't they compete for resources with the Chupacabra?"Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
rofl.
On a serious note, after traveling many desolate areas of WY, I don't know why they don't "reintroduce" bison.
They could even raffle tags.
Probably because of the cattle ranchers, they probably own most of the land.Quote:
Originally Posted by Limited GM
IMHO, they're trying to manage the DNA of the Bison, and while I'm not discounting smaller mom and pop operations, both Bison and beef ranching are big business.
According to what I recall from the wiki I skimmed a while back, there's still some miniscule fraction of beef cow DNA present in most of the Bison population. There's some magic elixir of bull/cow that can produce pure offspring.
Frankly, I don't see them ever preventing cross species breeding to some small degree, but then I'm not an animal husbandry expert.
In fact, I don't really even know what that means. lol
Brucellosis.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
Got me too. I read the whole article and my first thought was, "Getting my ass kicked by a kangaroo while antelope hunting is going to suck."
So, I should try to get my money back for that kangaroo tag I put in for?
I also fell hard for one posted on another forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
Was pissed and slamming my keyboard for about 15 minutes until I could bring myself to read the additional links. [facepalm]