Kind of a Interesting Perspective

[Steve D]

 

[growalot]

That was interesting...and beautiful

[Steve D]

Thanks Grow...that is precisely why I posted it.

[TACC]

Very interesting, I still think there numbers need to be controlled though

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[growalot]

I have said many times everything is connected...man does that ever show it.

[NFA-ADK]

Saw this a long time ago.  It is interesting but to say it changed a river is simply wrong.  More of an idea that if you kill wolves you will harm the landscape so do not hunt them.  Our PETA friends at work trying to deter hunting.  6 years for aspen and cotton woods to triple in length due to stopping animals from browsing?  Far fetched unless they are saplings.  Notice they do not show any actual change, if it was so evident where are the pictures of how changed the landscape is now? 

JMO!

[growalot]

I didn't see the credits so can't form an opinion other then interesting...and still all things are connected.

[sailinghudson25]

I could see some truth to what they say.  I drive by a spot on Rt 23 in greene county.  All mowed down, then an area was fenced.  The red cedars are twice as big.  And this is not their prefered browse either.

 

Wonder what PETA will say when an invasive species is intentionally released and then attacks some hikers in the area.

Likely only a matter of time a NJ relocated troublemaker bear attacks someone up in the catskills.

Edited March 14, 2017 by sailinghudson25

[stubborn1VT]

Red cedar is preferred winter browse where I come from.