Ericdc wrote:It’s the same with the state severance taxes on timber, the parish police jury’s give loggers hell about road use, then u ask where are they spending the severance revenue, and it’s going to “other needs” in the parish and roads get neglected.
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Deltaman wrote:Dammit man.......We just finished rebuilding the walkway (240') on our pier on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay two weeks ago, taken down by Nate last year
Deltaman wrote:Wasn't too bad here in Mobile, and was a happy camper when I saw a picture of our pier this morning. As long as the high tide this a.m. doesn't go crazy, our pier made it through with no damage
Rick wrote:Now if you can just duck the next however many storms...
Marsh Bear wrote:Darren I hope the ducks and geese think it looks as good as we do
Duck Engr wrote:Darren wrote:Marsh Bear wrote:Darren I hope the ducks and geese think it looks as good as we do
Hoping so; my question is how hardy is it? Will it be standing in December or broken over? How much clearing will be required?
Can we do whatever we want with it, like run over with ATV's or stomp, etc. since it's not a "crop"?
If it’s “native”, my understanding is you’re free to manipulate it.
Can’t speak to its hardiness.
Darren wrote:Marsh Bear wrote:Darren I hope the ducks and geese think it looks as good as we do
Hoping so; my question is how hardy is it? Will it be standing in December or broken over? How much clearing will be required?
Can we do whatever we want with it, like run over with ATV's or stomp, etc. since it's not a "crop"?
Hunting Over Natural Vegetation
Natural vegetation is any non-agricultural, native, or naturalized plant species that grows at a site in response to planting or from existing seeds or other propagules.
Natural vegetation does not include planted millet because of its use as both an agricultural crop and a species of natural vegetation for moist soil management. However, planted millet that grows on its own in subsequent years is considered natural vegetation.
If you restore and manage wetlands as habitat for waterfowl and other migratory birds, you can manipulate the natural vegetation in these areas and make them available for hunting.
Natural vegetation does not include plants grown as agricultural crops. Under no circumstances can you hunt waterfowl over manipulated crops prior to a normal harvest. Nor can you hunt waterfowl over manipulated wildlife food plots or manipulated plantings for soil stabilization.
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