Seal The Deal

[Patman7]

Thanks a lot you two! I hope you made enough sense to the board to get your plans going! Being from the area and walking the walk like both of you did should go a long way! Really appreciate it!

[IronNoggin]

Not a single dissenter in the room.
Amazed me, as I was quite prepared for that.
Loved taking Trites to task!!

After the meeting, all but 2 (Bloq & 1 lieberal) came up to shake our hands.
Mike Drop. Commanded the room were the most repeated phrases.
Best one was Why do we need to bother with any more Witnesses?

And then they took us out to a rather fine (expensive) dinner.

Safe to say we carried the field, and that it was worth all the bull$hit getting there and back!

Cheers,
One Tired Ol' Nog

[srupp]

Matt..exemplary..intelligent..articulate..emphatic ...truly impressive...thank you SIR .

cheers Buddy

hug a Stabler..save the salmon..

Steven

[IronNoggin]

Predators are thinning out west coast herring, says research

The consumption of herring by marine mammals and fish off the west coast of Vancouver Island is giving the species little chance to rebuild to a higher volume, according to indicators recently presented by a Nuu-chah-nulth-led research project.


The amount being consumed by predators – particularly hake, humpback whales and stellar sea lions – is coming close to what the herring population in Nuu-chah-nulth territory is able to support, said Jim Lane, acting manager of the Uu-a-thluk fisheries program, during a Nuu-chah-nulth Council of Haa’wiih Forum on Fisheries on Feb. 24.



“Predator consumption is almost approaching the total biomass production of WCVI herring,” he said.



https://hashilthsa.com/news/2023-03-...-says-research

[whognu]

Not a single dissenter in the room.
Amazed me, as I was quite prepared for that.
Loved taking Trites to task!!

After the meeting, all but 2 (Bloq & 1 lieberal) came up to shake our hands.
Mike Drop. Commanded the room were the most repeated phrases.
Best one was Why do we need to bother with any more Witnesses?

And then they took us out to a rather fine (expensive) dinner.

Safe to say we carried the field, and that it was worth all the bull$hit getting there and back!

Cheers,
One Tired Ol' Nog

well done matt:

thank you on behalf on myself, my family and a long line of fishermen friends and family

(yes, my wife and daughters refer to themselves fishermen)

thanks

chris