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I'm very glad to see this! The rest of the RRG will become a dreary place in the next 10 years :(

Just remember folks,

haters

are

douchebags.


Now go start a hobby. Rock climbing clearly is not for you.

ynp1 wrote:This fish is still swimming...

... A spiteful fish. With a bruised ego.

cabin. whiskey. climbing gear.

you're covered.

Wildlife management plan? That's a good one!

whatahutch wrote:If they are moved now, they will most likely die before spring comes. They use their dams as shelters for the winter.

Dams, no. Lodges, yes.

Reading for those inclined: http://www2.ca.uky.edu/agc/pubs/for/for50/for50.htm From what I understand about beaver dam removal in Kentucky, you may remove the dam, but there are regulations as to where you may put the debris, if you're into that sort of thing. Expect the dam to be rebuilt quickly. ...

Don't show fear. They can smell it

My estimate is that the number is 130-150% of what it normally would be on a comparable weekend in October.

The Webers may have data, but I suspect this year's numbers are inflated due to government shutdown.

A0 on foot.

If anyone's griping about a lack of directions, maps, etc... I suggest you learn how to use the vast ocean of data available at your fingertips. Need map of MFRP? From another thread: Here are some maps that Paul put together. Paul's got a section of the RRGCC website in the works that'll contain mu...

So, he was run out, fell, and a nut failed? Is that accurate?