Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
01-27-2006, 07:16 AM
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Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
"Whales' plight far worse than manatees'
By some estimates, more than 100,000 manatees and dugongs live in tropical waters around the world, with more than 3,000 in Florida alone.
However, there are only about 300 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the entire world.
It seems to me the Save The Manatee Club would be doing more to protect a truly endangered species if it concentrated more on making the Atlantic shipping lanes a no wake zone, and less on Florida's rivers and estuaries."
Larry Quillen
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Dean
By some estimates, more than 100,000 manatees and dugongs live in tropical waters around the world, with more than 3,000 in Florida alone.
However, there are only about 300 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the entire world.
It seems to me the Save The Manatee Club would be doing more to protect a truly endangered species if it concentrated more on making the Atlantic shipping lanes a no wake zone, and less on Florida's rivers and estuaries."
Larry Quillen
Cape Canaveral
I believe Larry is a member of www.cffw.org.
Dean
01-27-2006, 07:39 AM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
"Whales' plight far worse than manatees'
By some estimates, more than 100,000 manatees and dugongs live in tropical waters around the world, with more than 3,000 in Florida alone.
However, there are only about 300 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the entire world.
It seems to me the Save The Manatee Club would be doing more to protect a truly endangered species if it concentrated more on making the Atlantic shipping lanes a no wake zone, and less on Florida's rivers and estuaries."
Larry Quillen
Cape Canaveral
I believe Larry is a member of www.cffw.org.
Dean
By some estimates, more than 100,000 manatees and dugongs live in tropical waters around the world, with more than 3,000 in Florida alone.
However, there are only about 300 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the entire world.
It seems to me the Save The Manatee Club would be doing more to protect a truly endangered species if it concentrated more on making the Atlantic shipping lanes a no wake zone, and less on Florida's rivers and estuaries."
Larry Quillen
Cape Canaveral
I believe Larry is a member of www.cffw.org.
Dean
100,000 manatees and dugongs !!!
So, they're endangered how?....
01-27-2006, 07:47 AM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
The only reality about the Save the Manatee Club, is that their chirping from their soapbox is about nothing more than keeping their jobs. 
01-27-2006, 09:59 AM
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wtf is a dugongs? and are they easy to run down and kill? whats the best time to hunt them? what are thier favorite foods? can they be harpooned? txh for any info, i figure if i hunt for these and manatee at the same time i should double my chances of bagging a trophy
01-27-2006, 10:06 AM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
Originally Posted by ratman
wtf is a dugongs? and are they easy to run down and kill? whats the best time to hunt them? what are thier favorite foods? can they be harpooned? txh for any info, i figure if i hunt for these and manatee at the same time i should double my chances of bagging a trophy
Your a sick man, Ratman !!
That really is funny.LOL
01-27-2006, 10:21 AM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
Originally Posted by ratman
wtf is a dugongs? and are they easy to run down and kill? whats the best time to hunt them? what are thier favorite foods? can they be harpooned? txh for any info, i figure if i hunt for these and manatee at the same time i should double my chances of bagging a trophy
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You'r f***king nutz.
I hope to hook up with you someday and drink a few beeers because you really kill me. 
01-27-2006, 10:29 AM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
Originally Posted by ratman
wtf is a dugongs? and are they easy to run down and kill? whats the best time to hunt them? what are thier favorite foods? can they be harpooned? txh for any info, i figure if i hunt for these and manatee at the same time i should double my chances of bagging a trophy
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01-27-2006, 10:36 AM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
"Whales' plight far worse than manatees'
By some estimates, more than 100,000 manatees and dugongs live in tropical waters around the world, with more than 3,000 in Florida alone.
However, there are only about 300 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the entire world.
It seems to me the Save The Manatee Club would be doing more to protect a truly endangered species if it concentrated more on making the Atlantic shipping lanes a no wake zone, and less on Florida's rivers and estuaries."
Larry Quillen
Cape Canaveral
I believe Larry is a member of www.cffw.org.
Dean
By some estimates, more than 100,000 manatees and dugongs live in tropical waters around the world, with more than 3,000 in Florida alone.
However, there are only about 300 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the entire world.
It seems to me the Save The Manatee Club would be doing more to protect a truly endangered species if it concentrated more on making the Atlantic shipping lanes a no wake zone, and less on Florida's rivers and estuaries."
Larry Quillen
Cape Canaveral
I believe Larry is a member of www.cffw.org.
Dean
01-27-2006, 07:00 PM
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Re: Interesting Letter in the Fl. Today paper
Originally Posted by ANDREW REALTOR
SAVE THE HUMANS CLUB WERE ENDANGERED
English speaking,working, tax paying, Americans
