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State Warned NPS About Rodents

08/30/2012 12:33 PM | B.J. Hansen|          7 Comments



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leaperman621   08/30/2012 12:42:09
Sounds like heads are going to roll...
But you can't bring back the dead...so there should be HEAVY penalties.
bookldy209   08/30/2012 14:07:50
A couple of good mousers from the local animal shelter would take care of this in a New York minute. Unfortunately, there might be a little collateral damage to the chipmunk and squirrel population, too.
leaperman621   08/30/2012 16:04:42
bookldy209

Farmcats. Also...the protected beetles (insert: Roaches)and spotted owls might get munched on.
Can't have that!
sonoraman   08/30/2012 16:56:39
How about releasing some Native California King Snakes? and a couple Pacific Gopher Snakes? they are harmless to humans, very quiet and do not take up much room in the tent.
VoteTheConstitution   08/30/2012 22:17:38
A government agency is yet again guilty of negligent manslaughter. Who'da thunk it?
metalbill   08/31/2012 08:17:40
We were there last weekend, stayed in the tent cabins at Camp Curry and came away thinking there are too many people in a small place. The cabins are about 2 feet apart and the NPS drives their trucks up and down the camp kicking up dust and dirt. The cabins are filthy on the out side covered with a layer of dirt, but clean on the inside. It's a wonder more people are not sick. Didn't see any mice but lots of squirrels.
leaperman621   08/31/2012 11:12:37
metalbill

better put yourself on that list, just to be safe.

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