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Old 11-29-2011, 09:21 AM
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We hunt in the holmwood/bell city area. We have video footage from seasons past when October through the end of January there were bodies of geese everywhere...the last five or so years have been on that downward progression some others have discussed previously. Either way, this drought has completely dried out our marsh for the last two seasons and all of our fields are under cattle lease and have been for the last decade so I know about the lack of food in the area...haven't hunted in two years.
Who grows up outside of a farming family and says "I'll think I'll become a rice farmer" ? Has it become too hard to make ends meet rice farming? Does cattle bring in more? Are the next generations not wanting to rice farm?
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