#220362 - 11/27/03 12:00 PM
Re: Tribal Enforcment on Wasting Fish
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Spawner
Registered: 01/17/02
Posts: 672
Loc: AUBURN
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speaking of noodles, im gonna take mine out for some chum on the green today....i have way more respect for the indians of yesteryear than the ones of today, im not saying what the early settlers/railroad companies and there men did to them was fair at all, but this double standard of justice white justice versus native justice and the treaties need to be done away with..its no good for either side, they need all there special rights to be taken away, so they can function like the rest of society, no free housing (they cant even take care of what they got) if they would of paid for there house, they would treat it and the land with respect, but no, jus a bunch of litter and clutter around most indian housing, im not bashing them, im jus making a point, if you work for it, you will by no means jus let your place go to crap, and waste all that money..
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#220363 - 11/27/03 02:33 PM
Re: Tribal Enforcment on Wasting Fish
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Returning Adult
Registered: 11/28/01
Posts: 324
Loc: olympia
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racism seems alive and well in washington....please never come to hawaii...
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#220365 - 11/28/03 10:30 AM
Re: Tribal Enforcment on Wasting Fish
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Returning Adult
Registered: 11/28/01
Posts: 324
Loc: olympia
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so...200 hundred years ago when there were hundreds of thousands of wild fish returning and dying in hood canal what happened to them? where'd they go?
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#220367 - 11/29/03 10:26 AM
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Eyed Egg
Registered: 11/26/03
Posts: 4
Loc: portland
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Wow!!! You've got to be more careful about being racist! If less than 50% blood on the reservation is Native American, then what is the other part? Please, I am no fan of the reservation system and especially not their fishing practices, but ......... Go to any part of the world and find the same situation based on class and income and lack of education. How about certain parts of Shelton just down the road? Talk about unethical fishing habits!!!!!!! Ed
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#220368 - 11/29/03 10:39 AM
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Eyed Egg
Registered: 11/26/03
Posts: 4
Loc: portland
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.........I'm back,
I forgot to ask who pumped (and pumps) all those 'nutrients' into the bay in Shelton? (Oakland bay?) Who dammed Goldsborough creek? Who lined every square inch of waterfront in the bay with houses with no water treatment plan? Who clearcut every hillside right down to the creek beds and bay for the last 200 years? Okay, only 150 years give or take. My rant is done. Sorry .
Ed
P.S.
I am not a tribal apollogist. I disagree with almost every natural resource management plan the tribes operate under.
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#220371 - 11/30/03 01:38 AM
Re: Tribal Enforcment on Wasting Fish
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Anonymous
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Spawnout would ya care to convert them numbers to dry ash weight then calculate the amount of nitrogen and phosphous? Per pound of wet weight will work for this scientist. You also realize that phosphorous is the limiting factor in regards to plankton production? :p Sheesh sorry but I really would like to see scientists stay within the realm of science? BTW the prawn and crab pops down south in the canal are doing very very good ! Sorry but the sky ain't falling...just as I pointed out last year when chicken little cried it was.
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#220372 - 11/30/03 05:15 PM
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Smolt
Registered: 01/29/03
Posts: 78
Loc: poulsbo
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Aunty,
Whether in fresh or salt water salmon carcases are eaten by other critters; bugs, bears, birds, sand fleas, crabs, and shrimp to name a few. They do not create the high nitrogen levels that we have been seeing in the Canal the last few years.
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