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Legacy13
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05/06/2014 11:00AM  
Hello,

You guys think the new growth in the burn areas will help the grouse populations?

thanks,

Cary
 
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1BigPaddle
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05/11/2014 09:18PM  
It should help, new plants mean more seeding and berries.
 
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Pinetree
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02/20/2015 09:21PM  
quote 1BigPaddle: "It should help, new plants mean more seeding and berries. "


I think on the edges of the burns at first. It should help the snowshoe rabbits a lot and moose are using the burns more all the time.
 
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