The black-tailed prairie dog, the furry sentinel of Colorado's Eastern plains, may win the Endangered Species designation that its champions crave. Love them or hate them, there is no disputing that they once lay claim to some 90 million acres east of the Rockies, and now they've been squeezed into less than 2 million.This is one article you should not believe. I guess there must be some activists involved that have contacts somewhere to even have the possibility of this being considered.
Read my lips. There are more prairie dogs around you wouldn't believe. These little guys will still be digging holes when there's nothing left but cockroaches and carp. Take it to the bank!
It's a constant fight around here to get them out of the golf courses. They're worse than gophers.
ReplyDeleteI guess I will have to take your word for it...as I don't know a damn thing about the Prarie Dog Population.
ReplyDeleteMakes you wonder why they would push for this designation.
Their allies include some people who don't like more development in general.~ I think we have a winner! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting because having recently been involved in local government facing growth issues I would have loved these little suckers even having done my share of population control in the past.
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