09-21-2017, 04:01 AM
TubDude, thanks for the articles and YouTube link.
pacscrumhalf, I doubt that Lahontan would ever be allowed in today's world, but if it were, it would likely come from Washington State where they previously transplanted it and it has become very prolific. Taking a threatened species from its native environment for transplant would be problematic, but taking it from a location where it "naturalized" would be acceptable.
You know, I see more intellectual conversation regarding this topic on this site then the entire legislature. Maybe we need to run some of or members for State Legislature. Just saying!!!!!
pacscrumhalf, I doubt that Lahontan would ever be allowed in today's world, but if it were, it would likely come from Washington State where they previously transplanted it and it has become very prolific. Taking a threatened species from its native environment for transplant would be problematic, but taking it from a location where it "naturalized" would be acceptable.
You know, I see more intellectual conversation regarding this topic on this site then the entire legislature. Maybe we need to run some of or members for State Legislature. Just saying!!!!!