[at-l] The Dangers of COUNTRY (was City) Life

[turtle at min.midco.net (Howard)]

That was SD and southwest ND. The rest of the state gets their share 
also, but with more watern' holes the rest can challange MN for 
skeeters! For large pest, we have geese--thousands! Maybe that's why we 
have fewer grasshoppers. I hiked a part of the NCT with all those pest.

Turtle

camojack@comcast.net wrote:

>Ya know what's EASY to find in North Dakota in the Summertime?
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>GRASSHOPPERS! 
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>Once during Sturgis Bike Week I rode my Harley up to N. Dakota, 'cause I'd never been there.
>(Now I know WHY) 
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>I annihilated THOUSANDS of grasshoppers, simply by riding along the country byways. 
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>YEESH! What a nasty mess, on my motorcycle, my shins...everywhere. 
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>Caught a little leg in my neck too, THAT left a nice (?) bloody hole, it did...
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>-"Camo"
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>Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 09:48:18 -0500
>From: "Steve Adams" <stephensadams@hotmail.com>
>Subject: [at-l] The Dangers of City Life
>To: turtle@min.midco.net
>Cc: at-l@backcountry.net
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>Turtle,
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>Reference ?Everybody says the weather in ND keeps the riff-raff out.?
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>People are hard to find in North Dakota even in summer.  Check.  Be sure 
>you?re talking to actual other > PEOPLE < this time of year.
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>Steve
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