Bag Limit

I see that bald eagles have been removed from the endangered species list.

What is the daily bag limit?

Reply to
ValveJob
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I once slept with a girl that req'd 4 bags over her head to hide all the ugly

Reply to
longshot

I read that too.

Net subject of your post - In Tx, there is no limit on bags. I have seen people with at least thirty or forty. Don't know where you are, or if you are wanting paper or plastic, or even if there is a difference. I think I'd check with a trash company for a ruling - no need to take chances.

Bob-tx

Reply to
Bob

It sounds like Ben Franklin advice.

Reply to
Joseph Meehan

Doesn't matter if you're bisacksual.

Reply to
HeyBub

Damn, man. The least you could have done is post that under an alias for you alias!

It was also inefficient. New bag technology - particularly in the area of space age polymers - has created bags with virtually no chance of being dislodged or torn.

R
Reply to
RicodJour

on 6/29/2007 3:54 AM ValveJob said the following:

It has been a violation of US Federal law to hunt or kill Bald Eagles or Golden eagles, regardless of their endangered or threatened status.

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Reply to
willshak

does anyone even know if they taste good?

Reply to
longshot

Ask Buzzard. alt.buzzard.rules

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Reply to
unclemon

If you're dating a woman, look under her sink. Her level of insecurity will be demonstrated by how many of those free plastic grocery bags she has. If she has a reasonable amount, she's pretty secure, knowing she can get more the next trip to the store. If there's so many in there the door just about knocks you down when you open it, you know this woman is highly insecure.

HTH

Steve

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SteveB

"longshot" wrote

They taste like chicken.

Steve

Reply to
SteveB

They taste a lot like spotted owls and baby seals...

(old joke).

Reply to
Larry Bud

What bird of prey does?

Reply to
cybercat

Now, that you've added a little seriousness to this thread, I thought I'd mention that last week while I was fishing near Rockton, Il., a Bald Eagle flew overhead. I've lived around here for most of my 65 years, and had never before seen one. My son was with me and he tells me that a nesting pair has been around here for the last 15 years while I had been living in Arizona. Hopefully, they'll help control the Canada Goose problem...weren't many of those when I moved to Arizona, either, but now they're everywhere, year around.

Tom G.

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Tom G

It was rare to see Bald Eagles along the Mighty Mississippi(WI,,IA)

25ya when the DNR or Whoever started to bring them back,,now it's common to see many sitting on the ice beside open water in Winter and many miles inland hunting and scavenging all year..The smaller tributaries are now populated too..
Reply to
Dean

What does this have to do with bags?

Reply to
mm

It is as many as you can afford. What is the going rate at the strip clubs in you area.

Reply to
Colbyt

Like what?

Use venery rarely, only for health or offspring, as best as I can remember from lots of time in Philadelphia and working in the neighborhood of a university that was "Ben Franklin's Academy".

- Don Klipstein ( snipped-for-privacy@misty.com)

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Don Klipstein

I believe Ben Franklin wanted the Wild Turkey to be the National Symbol instead of the Bald Eagle,,something or other to do with the eagles' scavenging not being regal enough..Speaking of Wild Turkey,,they were reintroduced to this area around the same time as the eagles,,perhaps a few years earlier or with earlier success anyway..Now there are also alot of Turkey Buzzards around too,,big sonsabitches they are.. Dean

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Dean

on 7/1/2007 1:51 PM Dean said the following:

Commuting at about 70 mph down a suburban parkway one afternoon, one flew across the road right in front of my windshield. It seemed like it covered my entire windshield as it passed.

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willshak

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