Are the days of Ethanol numbered??

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Super Spook

Come on man. Can you back that statement up? The loss of wetland in the prairie is nothing but fact. The Millions lost in CRP speak for itself in ND. CRP is pretty much the reason we had more breeding ducks in the US than Canada the past two years for the first time ever. These big flooded areas are being created due to drain off of small wetlands. Those big marshy areas are great for divers, but not so great for puddle ducks. The CRP acres create small temporary wetlands surrounded by a bunch of grass which is real productive to successful nesting. These newly flooded areas in the Spring produce tons of invertabrates which are the food of choice due to high protien during the breeding season. I believe a dry year on the prairie will really show us what's really happening up there. Luckily for us it looks like it will be wet again.

Have you ever been to NoDak? If what we saw is indicative of the amount of marsh area in other parts of the state, they have plenty to raise ducks on. It's just my observation so don't get your panties twisted.

Believe half of whatcha see and some of none of whatcha hear regards

[Super Spook]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Have you ever been to NoDak? If what we saw is indicative of the amount of marsh area in other parts of the state, they have plenty to raise ducks on. It's just my observation so don't get your panties twisted.

Believe half of whatcha see and some of none of whatcha hear regards

I go 2 to 3 times a year for work. Seen it all first hand on several occasions. Nothing twisted hear just don't see the basis of your BOLD statement based on the marsh you saw in NO DAK. I thought the loss of the PPR is something most all agreed on. It's pretty devastating to see all that duck ground being tilled under. Like I said the real problems will surface once we have a dry Spring. Have a good weekend!