@Katiemoneygrabz you should stop at the Dick Trickle memorial in Rudolph WI on your way back. That’s his real name and he was a nascar driver famous for getting paid in beer and was grandfathered in for being allowed to smoke while racing. Had a special helmet he could smoke
@Chris_arnade It’s way more fun than what appears at first glance. There are races within the race and individuals gunning for new contracts which causes pure chaos. And often the most talented riders have no shot of winning grand tours. It’s a fun sport to dig into.
@ToddMilewski Love the dedicated hockey coverage for hockey. Thanks for your hard work keeping us updated. It’s nice to have good insight into the programs.
@ST_Angler@OldRowOutdoors Here’s the thing, more has always indeed been better. There’s literally never been a case where removing a species from an existing ecosystem has made the ecosystem healthier.
@ST_Angler@OldRowOutdoors It’s so shortsighted to focus on one target species that you as a human value rather than the robustness of a whole ecosystem. It’s been shown time and time again how full biodiversity is needed for a healthy long term system.
@ST_Angler@OldRowOutdoors Wolves were removed in the 40s. By humans. We could have said the same thing about elk all over the US. I hope you realize how important keeping biodiversity up helps the entire ecosystem. Saying oh well, they’re done is so shortsighted.
@ST_Angler@OldRowOutdoors It’s completely logical. The elk are part of the landscape and deserve to be there. Wolves were also part of the landscape until artificial removal by humans. They both deserve to be on the landscape. Focus should be protecting and expanding habitat for both