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What about house cats? It's all political, not scientific. Bamboo? Nope.
Quote from: bow boy on May 10, 2012, 05:57:13 AMWhat about house cats? It's all political, not scientific. Bamboo? Nope.Completely agree with the cat thing. There are some bamboos that are not invasive, but this is a list of animals. They don't list Northern Pike either.
Quote from: lokidog on May 10, 2012, 08:20:00 AMQuote from: bow boy on May 10, 2012, 05:57:13 AMWhat about house cats? It's all political, not scientific. Bamboo? Nope.Completely agree with the cat thing. There are some bamboos that are not invasive, but this is a list of animals. They don't list Northern Pike either. In Australia and New Zealand feral housecats are regarded as one of the worst predators on native birds and small animals. It is just as bad here in the US, housecats are probably the worst invasive animal in America.
The Mt goat is responsible for several plant species in the Oly Pen Going extinct.
Quote from: bow boy on May 10, 2012, 05:57:13 AMWhat about house cats? It's all political, not scientific. Bamboo? Nope.I believe that the extinction of wild Ring Neck Pheasants in Western Washington has been partly due to house cats. That combined with lack of grain farming and of course cold wet springs. I've heard there use to be a lot of pheasants in Western Washington back in the 60's and 70's
In rasbo land,the cats that invaid said horseshoe pit,use up their 9th life...zero respect for cats here....
Quote from: rasbo on May 10, 2012, 09:27:41 AMIn rasbo land,the cats that invaid said horseshoe pit,use up their 9th life...zero respect for cats here....Sounds like a cool place. I read once that cats kill over a billion birds in the US annually. They kill more than most of the other sources combined. The greenies on the OP have been using the goats as reasoning for why we need wolves in the olympics. They think the wolves will get rid of the goat problem---probably as soon as they've eaten all the other critters.
Quote from: Shoffy on May 10, 2012, 12:25:46 PMQuote from: bow boy on May 10, 2012, 05:57:13 AMWhat about house cats? It's all political, not scientific. Bamboo? Nope.I believe that the extinction of wild Ring Neck Pheasants in Western Washington has been partly due to house cats. That combined with lack of grain farming and of course cold wet springs. I've heard there use to be a lot of pheasants in Western Washington back in the 60's and 70'sPheasant are technically another introduced invasive species and they aren't really meant to live on the wetside the climate and conditions are not ideal for the species. All pheasant came from China originally not native to this country.