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Originally Posted by Donkey Oatey
Once again doing something over and over the same way and you expect a different outcome. 
I can't believe a group of sportsmen can want to introduce a new species into the province that hasn't worked in the past and say "well we just didn't try hard enough".
Look at the problems with introduced species in this province and other locations. The bucket brigade with always find a way to fvck it up.
We don't need bass in Alberta, just like we don't need perch in trout ponds and we don't need asian carp in the USA, snakeheads, etc. etc. etc. |
And there's no posable way anyone has learned anything different since the 1980's. Fortunate for the rest of the world not all people are like you they believe things can be learned ,change dose not cloud their judgment.
You should be glad that there are people that don't just give up other wards we could all be still living in caves..But then maybe you......no that's just to easy.
And even blaming a problem you take the easy way out."THEM DARN BUCKET BRIGADERS."...Mean while there's a few ways species can get transferred in to other waters.....
Oh and just so you know perch are native to Alberta and Yellow perch are and will continue to be an important species within much of Alberta as a high quality meal for humans and as prey for other fish