To stock or not to stock a wild trout stream. That is the question.

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Wolfgang,

Yes?

I would like to respectfully ask you to stop with the personal
invectives.

Well then, go ahead and ask.

I'd also like to ask the question again:

Be my guest..

Why not invite the Colorado Division of Wildlife to Vermont for a
multi-state fisheries management roundtable?

Well, it's none of my business, really. Why don't YOU invite the
Colorado Division of Wildlife to Vermont for a multi-state fisheries
roundtable?

Wouldn't it be possible
that a neutral party with a tremendous amount of experience bring a
positive influence with this decision?

You flatter me. Anyway, as I already stated, it's really none of my
business.

Wouldn't it be great to compare
strategic and tactical management plans taking the best from both
worlds?

Couldn't say. I have no more idea of what laws, physical or otherwise,
pertain in your world than you do.

Isn't the free exchange of information important to the
resolution of any difficult multi-use decision such as this?

Isn't that what I've been telling you for the past several years? It
would do your position a world of good if you were first to find out
what it is......and then find some information and bring it to the
table........maybe. Frankly, what minuscule credibility you may once
have had before I became aware of your existence, you squandered a long
time ago.

I think

See, that's precisely the trouble.....you don't.

I'll propose it if the Vermont F&G return my inquiry.

Have fun.

Thank you,

Dumbass.

Halfordian Golfer

Do you even remember your name?

Guilt replaced the creel

You STILL haven't found anyone to explain the meaning of that cretinous
phrase to you?

Wolfgang