This is a good example of what happens when predator and prey relationships become disrupted.
And this is just a Kentucky farm pond.
Just imagine what this has done globally.
September 3, 2010 by retrieverman
This is a good example of what happens when predator and prey relationships become disrupted.
And this is just a Kentucky farm pond.
Just imagine what this has done globally.
Posted in wildlife | Tagged bluegill, farm pond, largemouth bass | 2 Comments
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I can see why you wish you had been born an Edwardian gentleman. F-ing rednecks ruin everything.
Maybe they had the paternalistic good sense to move the trash off the moors because they were skyblasting ducks, gut shooting deer, and harvesting spawning fish.
I have hunted and fished with yuppie douches dressed head to toe in Orvis, and also with rednecks in jean shorts and camo tank tops. Guess who typically shows respect for the land and quarry?
LOL.
I’d actually like to be a late nineteenth century German forester and create my own breed of HPR.