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On Feb 14, 9:50*am, Tim Taylor wrote:
Build a big fence! http://www.thespectrum.com/article/2...40315/Parowan-... Seems like the right solution to me. Without the fence, P-dogs will continue to move into the airport area from colonies on adjacent lands since the airport has been modified inadvertently to be ideal habitat. That would result in an unnecessary hit to a protected species and a long protracted battles against nature (not to mention possibly large fines). With the fence in place, trapping and killing will be a lot more effective at solving the problem. Glider pilots should be the least worried about this. If you can't deal with a rodent on your rollout, what makes you think you are up to the task of a landout. |
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