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Old 07-14-2013, 01:20 PM
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Pretty interesting....

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Wonder if there is any study on the west side of the state?
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Good read. I would like to see the percentages on the w side also
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Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. For popular press, there is suprisingly good agreement with the verifiable scientific material I've read on these issues.

One factor not considered that is impacting the harvest is that rising fuel costs and imported shrimp have most shrimp boats working closer to their home ports than in the past. Harvest areas of shrimp respond to market pressures more than other seafoods, so that the shrimp numbers do not reflect natural abundance as well as the crab and oyster numbers.
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