01-07-2010, 05:36 PM
you and I both know that just as soon as the power grid goes out its a done deal. The power grid goes out everywhere at least once a year. We are one lighting bolt to a transformer or one tree fallen over by wind or one telliphone pole snaped in half by a drunk driver from one of the greatest desasters that has ever happend since the extermination of the elk and buffalo. "yes little be it known there is a species of elk that has been exterminated, the elk we have today are transplants from rock mountains, the eastern elk are all gone"
There is not a lot being said other than everyone who will be facing the impact from this devistation wants the canal closed.
the problem with poisen is it kills everything, and you would still have to close the locks to stop the water flow flushing in from lake michigan.
There are other species in the mississippi that are harvested should they die off it would cause an economic ripple in the caviar industry. "spoon Fish and stergeon"
There realy is only one viable answer, that is to harvest those carp. The can be harvested for the cat food and ferterlizer industry.
I know for a fact these carp are cleaner than the carp being used in the asian cat food industry that finds its way to our store shelves.
Man can harvest tuna to a point of devistation in the ocean how hard can it be to harvest carp in the spring when they make their spawn runs? So what if their fish traps have to extend over the top of the water to keep the carp from jumping out, That just means I wont have to wory about getting my prop caught in a cable I cant see. [:p]
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There is not a lot being said other than everyone who will be facing the impact from this devistation wants the canal closed.
the problem with poisen is it kills everything, and you would still have to close the locks to stop the water flow flushing in from lake michigan.
There are other species in the mississippi that are harvested should they die off it would cause an economic ripple in the caviar industry. "spoon Fish and stergeon"
There realy is only one viable answer, that is to harvest those carp. The can be harvested for the cat food and ferterlizer industry.
I know for a fact these carp are cleaner than the carp being used in the asian cat food industry that finds its way to our store shelves.
Man can harvest tuna to a point of devistation in the ocean how hard can it be to harvest carp in the spring when they make their spawn runs? So what if their fish traps have to extend over the top of the water to keep the carp from jumping out, That just means I wont have to wory about getting my prop caught in a cable I cant see. [:p]
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