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October 2, 2025 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: with us on this Thursday Tomorrow. Kirk Bolls Tony Catalina reports,
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Speaker 1: I'm told tomorrow on the program. You know last week
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Speaker 1: we had Matt Johnson on talking about Fat Bear week. Well,
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Speaker 1: some of you may not have seen the results, but
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Speaker 1: Chunk has finally done it. The behemoth of the bear
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Speaker 1: more than a thousand pounds, garnered almost one hundred thousand
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Speaker 1: votes in the final round, beating out Bear eight point
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Speaker 1: fifty six by thirty thousand votes. Chunk is the boulder bodied, bruiser,
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Speaker 1: girth growl, and the glory of the past seasons behind him.
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Speaker 1: According to cat My National Park and Preserve, Chunk came
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Speaker 1: very close to clinching the crown the last two years,
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Speaker 1: but ultimately lost by a wide margin to Grazer, the
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Speaker 1: first female bear ever to win the back to back competitions.
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Speaker 1: Grazer lost in the quarterfinals an upset to Bear eight
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Speaker 1: point fifty six. Grazer's yearling Cobb won the Fat Bear
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Speaker 1: Junior competition in mid September, which guaranteed her a spot
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Speaker 1: in the main competition, but she was eliminated on the
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Speaker 1: third day of voting. Fat Bear voters are tasked with
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Speaker 1: picking the animal that best exemplifies fatness and success. I
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Speaker 1: think I should enter that thing anyway. Our congratulations to Chunk,
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Speaker 1: who was quite frankly the favorite from the beginning. It's
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Speaker 1: not easy, you know, being the presumed winner. And Chunk
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Speaker 1: did it, Man, Chunk did it. I've just got a
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Speaker 1: little factoid for you. By the way, while I'm thinking
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Speaker 1: about it, let's do this. I'm going to have some
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Speaker 1: I just had the fat Bear results. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: If I were to ask you, who is the only
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Speaker 1: president that I know of that's ever written a book
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Speaker 1: on phishing? Who would that be? What would your guest be?
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Speaker 1: The only president that has ever written a book on phishing?
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Speaker 1: Herbert Hoover, thirty years after his presidency, published a book
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Speaker 1: called Fishing for Fun and to Wash Your Soul. I
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Speaker 1: like that. I like that Fishing for Fun. Herbert was
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Speaker 1: rather portly, was he not? I don't know if I'd
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Speaker 1: want to see him waiting in a trout stream anywhere?
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Speaker 1: Might you know? I had secret service around So I
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Speaker 1: guess it's okay. I want to mention this, and it
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Speaker 1: may already be full, but I'm going to mention it anyway.
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Speaker 1: Tomorrow there is a white tail Deer workshop put on
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Speaker 1: my anm Agrolife Extension service from nine to four lunch
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Speaker 1: included forty dollars registration. And again I don't know if
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Speaker 1: it's if it's full, but I will give you information
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Speaker 1: and you can figure out whether it's full or not.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you a phone number. It's eight three
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Speaker 1: zero six six zero five nine three six eight three
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Speaker 1: zero six six zero fifty nine thirty six. Or register
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Speaker 1: online at Texas dash Wildlife dot org Texas dash Wildlife
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Speaker 1: dot org and you will see all the different events
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Speaker 1: that they'll have. And again that's a day long thing tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: but it is Agrolife Extension and it is habitat management
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Speaker 1: for whitetail deer, nutritional requirements, habitat control methods, field demonstrations,
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Speaker 1: screw worm update, a lot of things. If you have
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Speaker 1: land or you have a lease that you want to know.
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Speaker 1: So again that's tomorrow on the program. A couple of things.
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Speaker 1: Is it still to nothing? Caleb? Do we know that
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Speaker 1: Cubs padres going to the top of the fourth? Okay,
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Speaker 1: going to the top of the fourth. Cubs lead to
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Speaker 1: to nothing, Tigers beat the Guardians six to three. I
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Speaker 1: want to mention college football tonight, Sam Houston State and
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Speaker 1: New Mexico State, the Aggies all the way from Las Cruces,
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Speaker 1: New Mexico and Aggie Memorial Stadium. What if Calfield were
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Speaker 1: Aggie Memorial Stadium. Yeah, well, it's too much like the
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Speaker 1: Memorial Stadium in Austin, So you don't want that, right,
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Speaker 1: And then the huge slate tomorrow night. I don't know
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Speaker 1: if you guys have planned tomorrow night, but I'm telling
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Speaker 1: you need to cancel them. And all of these games
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Speaker 1: are on TV, every one of them. It's hard to
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Speaker 1: believe that these five games I'm going to give you
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Speaker 1: are all televised tomorrow. That would be Western Kentucky at Delaware,
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Speaker 1: the Fighting Blue Hens, Charlotte and South Florida. That's a
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Speaker 1: huge American Conference game. New Mexico San Jose State. How
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Speaker 1: about those Lobos at three and one? Do you realize
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Speaker 1: they had their first sellout last year in like eight
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Speaker 1: years or longer it could have been, you know what,
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Speaker 1: it could have been eighteen years, like two thousand and seven,
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Speaker 1: they sold out. Who'd they play last week? New Mexico State? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: of course, New Mexico State. Oh you that's the biggest
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Speaker 1: rivalry in the West right there. They did beat UCLA, Well,
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Speaker 1: everybody's beating UCLA. Well. They've got an interim coach right now,
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Speaker 1: right West Virginia at BYU. That's eight thirty tomorrow night
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Speaker 1: on ESPN, eight thirty our time, nine to thirty Eastern time.
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Speaker 1: Everything's Eastern time on ESPN. And Colorado State, San Diego State,
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Speaker 1: Colorado State, San Diego State. You don't believe me, but
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you the truth. Everything ESPN done is out
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Speaker 1: of Connecticut. All those times are Eastern times, they're not
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Speaker 1: Central times. Oh and I'll mention this again. Fall baseball
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Speaker 1: tomorrow a him in sam Houston State, six o'clock Olsenfield.
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Speaker 1: They're going to play twelve innings.
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Speaker 6: Okay, huh, no way, then why does this say nine
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Speaker 6: thirty here on this ESPN sheet college school?
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Speaker 1: No way, get out of here. I never knew that
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Speaker 1: they know where I am. And they're telling me what
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Speaker 1: time the game starts. Well, but hey, it won't hurt
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Speaker 1: to turn on the game an hour early. And you know,
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Speaker 1: just get ready for the big pregame show for all
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Speaker 1: those games that are that are going to be that
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Speaker 1: are going to be going on. And I'm going to
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Speaker 1: mention this one more time because I thought we were
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Speaker 1: done with this. Stupid me, silly me Ross Dellinger's reporting
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Speaker 1: they're working out to expand the NCAA Basketball Tournament from
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Speaker 1: sixty eight to seventy six teams. The first twelve games
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Speaker 1: will be referred to as the opening Round. Woww how
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Speaker 1: about that? I just more money? I mean, you know,
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Speaker 1: I don't know how much more. I guess enough to
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Speaker 1: make it worthwhile. Would you look up the the TV
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Speaker 1: broadcast deal agreement n CAA Basketball Tournament broadcast rights and
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Speaker 1: see how much is being paid out because it's a
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Speaker 1: long term contract, and you know they how much. One
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Speaker 1: of the reasons the only reason the nc DOUBLEA is
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Speaker 1: still in business is because they own the college basketball tournament. Okay,
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Speaker 1: eight point eight million, and which is over win okay
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Speaker 1: through twenty thirty two. Okay, eight point eight billion. So man,
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Speaker 1: I hope they can squeeze another two hundred million out
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Speaker 1: of this and get to nine billion. That would be
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Speaker 1: so good. Then they can pay all those people that
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Speaker 1: wander around the hallways in Indianapolis that didn't SEEAA headquarters,
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Speaker 1: that don't have anything to do. Okay, were we ready
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Speaker 1: for this? We are in fair Play, Colorado, just off
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Speaker 1: the middle fork of the South Platte River with Scott
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Speaker 1: gonglewire of Mountain Outfitters in Breckinridge and Breckenridge. Ought to
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Speaker 1: be out here and fair play taking pictures today, this
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Speaker 1: chamber commerce today.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, bluebird skies, warm temps, very little wind, cold water,
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Speaker 7: happy trout.
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Speaker 1: It was cold water. It was in the thirties right
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Speaker 1: this morning.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it was probably right around that thirty nine to
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Speaker 7: forty degree temperature to start. It was cold over here
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Speaker 7: in the valley last night. And with the water being low,
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Speaker 7: it gets cold fast. But the good news with that
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Speaker 7: as it warms up fast too.
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Speaker 1: And you mentioned because we started fairly early, not real early,
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Speaker 1: but you said that they got to warm up the
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Speaker 1: water's cold, and it happened. We caught a few fish,
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Speaker 1: raised a few fish, but that sun had to come out.
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Speaker 1: We had to raise his temperature a few degrees right
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Speaker 1: for them to get a little bit active.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, they stay pretty inactive until their food sources get active,
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Speaker 7: and then when the food sources get active, ve get active.
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Speaker 1: Well, you promised us that there wouldn't be a lot
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Speaker 1: of bucks right now during this time of the air,
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Speaker 1: and given the weather and all of that, we didn't
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Speaker 1: see tons of bucks.
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Speaker 7: No, we didn't see a lot of insects hatching, but
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Speaker 7: there were some, and there were enough to get the
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Speaker 7: feet the fish going.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, the other thing we talked about is
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Speaker 1: we raised a number of fish today called one good brown.
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Speaker 1: You're telling me that some of these larger trout. Most
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Speaker 1: of the trout we saw today were smaller. The larger
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Speaker 1: trout are on the move.
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Speaker 7: They're either on the move or they're underneath the banks sulking,
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Speaker 7: which is quite possible this time of year for them
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Speaker 7: to just take shelter and they're getting ready to do
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Speaker 7: their annual dance.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're spawning soon.
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Speaker 7: They'll be spawning soon. So sometimes they are just underneath
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Speaker 7: the banks conserving energy for that.
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Speaker 1: Did they spawn twice a year up just in the fall?
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Speaker 7: The browns?
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Speaker 1: It the brown trouts?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, I've read some articles about in ideal conditions,
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Speaker 7: some trout will spawn twice a year, but I've never
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Speaker 7: seen it.
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Speaker 1: So it's a little surprising to me that they're spawning
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Speaker 1: in the fall because the cold weather, which is it's
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Speaker 1: cool here, but it's just around the corner.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, So when the brown trout lay their eggs, those
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Speaker 7: eggs stay in the rocks, until the spring and don't
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Speaker 7: gestate until then, no kidding, no kidding.
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Speaker 1: So even when I mean a river like this is flowing,
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Speaker 1: there'll be parts of it that ice upter in the winter,
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Speaker 1: will there not?
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Speaker 7: It will almost be completely iced over. Yeah, And those
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Speaker 7: eggs they incubate all winter long, and then in the
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Speaker 7: spring when the flows come back up and the water
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Speaker 7: gets warmer, when those eggs will hatch.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that is that's amazing to me. So
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Speaker 1: there's no predators after those eggs during that time of year,
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Speaker 1: I'm guessing No, there's not.
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Speaker 7: All the migratory birds have they've practically already left already.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and otters around.
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Speaker 7: Not in this river. We do have otters in Colorado,
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Speaker 7: but this river is too small.
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Speaker 1: For that, Okay. So they need a little deeper water.
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Speaker 7: They need deeper water that won't freeze in large sections.
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Speaker 1: Now, I know I've talked to you about this before,
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Speaker 1: but we're not far from the reservoir south here, right.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Spinning Mountain res where as the crow flies maybe
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Speaker 7: twenty five miles south river miles probably seventy.
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Speaker 1: Five, and a lot of big trout come in and
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Speaker 1: out of that reservoir.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, they work their way up through the course of
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Speaker 7: the summer, get ready for the spawn for this time
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Speaker 7: of year, and then they either die like a salmon would,
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Speaker 7: or they either winter over or they saunter back to
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Speaker 7: the reservoir before everything freezes over.
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Speaker 1: Are there some of these larger trout that will still
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Speaker 1: be coming into this river to lay their eggs? Do
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Speaker 1: you think you said some of them are later the
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Speaker 1: banks could serving energy, But will there be more coming?
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Speaker 1: I did very little, Okay, So they're already here.
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Speaker 7: They're already here. They come up early in the summer
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Speaker 7: when the rivers are high, and then they can It's
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Speaker 7: like a highway where they can just get up and
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Speaker 7: down the river wherever they want to go without having
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Speaker 7: any beaver ponds or shallow riffles to impede their movement.
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Speaker 1: Now we know about sama. Do you think brown trout
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Speaker 1: come back to similar places, like in the same spot
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Speaker 1: in this river every year?
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Speaker 7: Well, they say that they come back to where they
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Speaker 7: were born, but I think it's probably generalized within the
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Speaker 7: same three four mile stretch.
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Speaker 1: How was the summer fishing.
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Speaker 7: The summer fishing is fantastic in our area. We've got
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Speaker 7: within an hour and a half. I think two thirds
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Speaker 7: of the Gold Medal waters in Colorado are accessible to
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Speaker 7: Mountain Anglare.
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Speaker 1: Now I fished with you in February. It's been a
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Speaker 1: while ago, and I've talked to you about the fact
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Speaker 1: that at sometimes you fish all year, and we fished
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Speaker 1: in weather that was about it was in the twenties,
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Speaker 1: but it wasn't blowing. It was clear snow on the ground. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: we caught some monster trout using the smallest flies that
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Speaker 1: I and I was younger than I could barely see them.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, So the only insects that hatch in the winter
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Speaker 7: are it's called a midge and they are very small.
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Speaker 7: Think of them as a French fry. Those French fries
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Speaker 7: come down the river and there's no big max to
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Speaker 7: be had, so that's their diet in the winter.
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Speaker 1: And man, what I one of the things that surprised
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Speaker 1: me is even I was able to get some of
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Speaker 1: these big fish in on these little bitty hooks.
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Speaker 7: Well, the long rod is designed to fight a fish.
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Speaker 7: There's a lot of give and take. It's quite it
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Speaker 7: does an effective job being a shock absorber to the
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Speaker 7: fight of the fish. Now, some of those fish you caught,
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Speaker 7: if you caught them in the summer, they would have
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Speaker 7: been a little bit more spunky.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, with the cold water, I mean their body temperatures
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Speaker 1: are way down.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, they still fight great, but they're certainly a little sluggish.
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Speaker 1: In the winter. So since COVID, I know, the COVID
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Speaker 1: year was crazy for fly fishing. Have you seen people
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Speaker 1: come back from that? I mean, obviously there were some
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Speaker 1: people that had to say, Hey, this is pretty cool,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to continue to do this. Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I think you know, a large portion of the people
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Speaker 7: who took up the activity during COVID have stuck with it,
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Speaker 7: and vice versa. There's a lot that haven't stuck with it.
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Speaker 1: But your demands still pretty good here. Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I mean we're as busy as we need to be.
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Speaker 7: On a day in, day out basis, we normally are
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Speaker 7: turning clients away.
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Speaker 1: How many guides in the shop in the summertime?
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Speaker 7: I think we have thirty nine this year, Holy smokes.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we're not.
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Speaker 7: A big operation, but we're pretty busy.
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Speaker 1: So during the course of the summer, are there a
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Speaker 1: lot of days where all of those guides are on
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Speaker 1: the river?
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Speaker 7: I would say rarely do we have thirty nine going
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Speaker 7: out there's a lot of the Some of the guys
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Speaker 7: are part time, some of the guys need a day off,
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Speaker 7: some of the guys have other jobs. But I've also
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Speaker 7: seen ninety people in the shop in the morning getting
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Speaker 7: ready to go fish.
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Speaker 1: Gosh, And I know you do a few float trips
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Speaker 1: out of the shop.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, we have an arsenal of boats. I think we
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Speaker 7: have eighteen or twenty float guides.
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Speaker 1: And again there are not necessarily this time of year
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Speaker 1: because the levels are down, but there are a number
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Speaker 1: of rivers within an hour and a half that you
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Speaker 1: could choose from.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I mean the big river that we float this time
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Speaker 7: of year is the Colorado River, and we start floating
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Speaker 7: it and ice off, which is normally early April, and
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Speaker 7: we will fish it in one section or another, maybe
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Speaker 7: even as far down as Glenwood Springs through November.
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Speaker 1: Okay, okay. And I know for a fact that you
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Speaker 1: had boats going out this weekend because I talked to
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Speaker 1: him about it.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, this is the time of the year to be
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Speaker 7: in a boat floating down the Colorado River. It's pretty
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Speaker 7: special place.
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Speaker 1: And I don't want to give your places away, but
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Speaker 1: one of the rivers runs through the area is the
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Speaker 1: Blue River, And you talked about how you fish the
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Speaker 1: Blue this year because in the peak of the summer,
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of people on all of these rivers,
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Speaker 1: is there not?
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Speaker 7: There is? And some of the rivers are more user
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Speaker 7: friendly and some maybe aren't geared towards the beginners or
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Speaker 7: the neophytes.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: And I will go to different rivers to try to
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Speaker 7: stay away from the crowds when possible.
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Speaker 1: Is that possible sometimes? Oh?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, for the most part. Yeah, it depends on the
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Speaker 7: client and the experience they're looking for, you know, their age.
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Speaker 7: Some of the older folks can't maybe walk as far
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Speaker 7: me you. Yeah, I didn't say you, but.
22:46
Speaker 1: You didn't need to. Everybody knows that. Yeah.
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Speaker 7: And so as a shop, we just can't take ninety
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Speaker 7: clients to one spot. So we do have to spread.
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Speaker 1: Out, right, And you can't take twenty boats to one
22:59
Speaker 1: river generally speaking.
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Speaker 7: Well, no, But the good thing about the Colorado River
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Speaker 7: is that we have are a lot of area. We
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Speaker 7: have I think sixteen put in in takeouts, not including
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Speaker 7: private access we have, so we can spread out people
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Speaker 7: pretty easy on the Coloraud of River.
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Speaker 1: You've been doing how long have you been doing this?
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Speaker 7: I started with Mountain Angler in ninety six.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so you've been doing this a while, so you
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Speaker 1: pretty well know your clientele. I know you fish new
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Speaker 1: from time to time, so you have an idea of
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Speaker 1: what these people want to experience right when the day starts.
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Speaker 1: Like when we talked yesterday, So what do you want
23:35
Speaker 1: to do, said the river's law I said, I don't care.
23:38
Speaker 1: You know, we want to go out and fly fish,
23:40
Speaker 1: and we couldn't have had a better day. But I
23:43
Speaker 1: know you're going to tailor that to your clientele.
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Speaker 7: Absolutely. It makes no sense to take somebody to a
23:50
Speaker 7: river that I would consider better for expert anglers, yes,
23:55
Speaker 7: if they've never fly fished before, right, because it would
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Speaker 7: be you know, throwing the mud against a wall.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I know skiing is a huge industry here, huge industry.
24:07
Speaker 1: But without fly fishing. You put fly fishing and skiing together,
24:11
Speaker 1: you have a pretty good economy most years. Without fly fishing,
24:16
Speaker 1: what would Breckenridge be like?
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Speaker 7: Uh, I think the same. It would be lots of tourism. Yeah,
24:23
Speaker 7: we get a lot of traffic from states where it's
24:28
Speaker 7: not fun to be outside in the summer because it's
24:30
Speaker 7: too hot yep, And we get a lot of traffic
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Speaker 7: from even the front range cities like Denver and Fort
24:36
Speaker 7: Collins and Colorado Springs because when it's ninety eight down there,
24:39
Speaker 7: the last thing they want to do is be outside.
24:41
Speaker 7: They can come up to the mountains and it can
24:43
Speaker 7: be twenty five degrees cooler.
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Speaker 1: We met people from Minnesota last night who were coming
24:48
Speaker 1: in because that we're digging the weather too. It was
24:53
Speaker 1: they go, you know, we're gonna go back, and by
24:56
Speaker 1: the time we get back until like April, let's be
24:58
Speaker 1: pretty cold. Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I mean it's cold, but our winter a dry cold.
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Speaker 7: It is a dry cold. And when it's if you've
25:07
Speaker 7: never experienced twenty eight degrees with the bluebird sky sunny day.
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Speaker 1: It's a fishing day right there.
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Speaker 7: In Colorado in the winter, and you're pretty.
25:16
Speaker 1: Warm, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. Well, I'm thinking it's
25:20
Speaker 1: in the sixties right now. Is that fair?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: I haven't seen a thermometer, but that was the forecasts
25:28
Speaker 7: for high fifties, low sixties.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and in sunshine. You know, we're peeling off layers
25:33
Speaker 1: right because it's not what it would be at home,
25:37
Speaker 1: fifty degrees with say a wind blow out of humidity
25:40
Speaker 1: I guess.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, humidity makes a huge difference on how you feel.
25:45
Speaker 1: And the other thing is we ask about Mosquitos while
25:48
Speaker 1: we were starting this morning goes You said, well, it's
25:50
Speaker 1: already been thirty degrees. You're not going find the mosquitoes. Yeah.
25:53
Speaker 7: Once we get that first heavy frost which we had
25:55
Speaker 7: last week to Mosquito's ten.
25:57
Speaker 1: You all, you've had a little dusting of snow up right.
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Speaker 7: Up hie over twelve thousand feet, but it shouldn't be long. No,
26:05
Speaker 7: by beginning of November. What's on the ground tends.
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Speaker 1: To stick around, okay, and generally speaking, and I know
26:11
Speaker 1: there was heavier snows up in Rocky Mountain this last week.
26:15
Speaker 1: They had a little snow in Albuquerque. You usually get
26:19
Speaker 1: a pretty good snowfall. You can get a pretty good
26:22
Speaker 1: snowfall in September. From now on, it could snow right.
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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, absolutely. I've seen it snow three feet in
26:29
Speaker 7: September in the middle of September this time of year.
26:32
Speaker 7: And I've also seen it not snow until the middle
26:35
Speaker 7: of November. So every year is different.
26:37
Speaker 1: How was how was the rainfall this year? We had
26:41
Speaker 1: a snowpack.
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Speaker 7: The snowpack was down, so we were kind of behind
26:46
Speaker 7: the eight ball to start. We were able to fill
26:48
Speaker 7: all over reservoirs and then we had a little bit
26:52
Speaker 7: of rain through June in July, not probably as much
26:54
Speaker 7: as much as we needed, and then in August we
26:57
Speaker 7: had a pretty bad dry.
26:59
Speaker 1: Yeah. Hey, I told you, I think we have more
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Speaker 1: rain than you did this year in the summertime.
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Speaker 7: Every time I looked at the map, it looked like
27:07
Speaker 7: it was raining in Texas.
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Speaker 1: That's okay. I'm never going to complain about that. Best
27:13
Speaker 1: way to get in touch with you and it's I
27:15
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Speaker 1: if you can, it's best to book ahead of time.
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Speaker 7: Yeah. Absolutely. The more foresight you have on what your
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Speaker 7: vacation plans are going to be, the more options you'll
27:30
Speaker 7: have on a fishing trip with us.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well, I appreciate it. We miss you this summer, but
27:36
Speaker 1: we had to come back and fish because we catch
27:38
Speaker 1: more fish with you than anybody. And I don't think
27:41
Speaker 1: it's a coincidence. It could be, but I don't think
27:44
Speaker 1: it is.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, I'm glad you made it out, and
27:48
Speaker 7: I'm especially happy to see your wife.
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Speaker 1: Well, everybody is Scott Gonga wire from Mountain Anglers in Breckinridge, Colorado,
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Speaker 1: Weekend football students At cornell In New york are concerned
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Speaker 1: report was made when a comple point was Filed sunday.
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Speaker 1: Night pictures circulating alleged to show the skinned animal laying
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Speaker 1: on a tarp covered table and what looked like to
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Speaker 1: be a shared kitchen. Area some students expressed concern over
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Speaker 1: the legality of the student's, actions but a university spokesman
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Speaker 1: says no charge has been. Filed these Are New york
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Speaker 1: Students Cornell, UNIVERSITY Ivy. League the thought that somebody would
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Speaker 1: actually kill and skin and eat a, bear it just
32:30
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Speaker 1: illegal now we're still In. America others worried about health.
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Speaker 1: Violations according To New York State department Of Environmental, CONSERVATION
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Speaker 1: i bet that's a fun. Group all this happened last.
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Speaker 1: Month they found that approximately one hundred and twenty pound
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Speaker 1: bear was legally hunted In region, Four cornell's In region.
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Speaker 1: Seven THE dc says the incident does not violate law or.
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Speaker 1: Regulations so there you. Go good for these. Kids i'm.
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Speaker 1: SURPRISED i gotta be telling. YOU i got to tell,
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Speaker 1: You i'm very surprised that there are hunters At Cornell.
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Speaker 1: University i'm pleasantly surprised that there are hunters At Cornell
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Speaker 1: university and maybe just maybe they can convert some kids
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Speaker 1: there that don't think that hunting is, horrible just. Terrible
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Speaker 1: North jersey it's experienced several animal attacks in recent, weeks
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Speaker 1: despite these being rare. OCCURRENCES a black, bear a pair of,
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Speaker 1: coyotes and a fox recently left some residents. Injured we
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Speaker 1: talked ABOUT i think the bear that went into The
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Speaker 1: Dollar general store and been a woman's, leg which led
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Speaker 1: police officers to euthanize the, animal so that had a happy.
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Speaker 1: Ending data shows bear attacks In New jersey or. Scarce
34:18
Speaker 1: The Vernon township bear attack has been the only reported
34:23
Speaker 1: bear attack for twenty twenty. Five the same report shows
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Speaker 1: one last, year category one bear incidents have declined from
34:35
Speaker 1: one thirty two to seventy. Seven reported aggressive, bears attempted
34:40
Speaker 1: home and vehicle, entry and property damage all declined from
34:44
Speaker 1: the previous. Year, cooties black, bears foxes typically not. Violent
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Speaker 1: according To division Of fish And Wildlife jersey Spokesman Larry,
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Speaker 1: honja they advised to never feed, animal close the garbage
35:01
Speaker 1: outside your, home tightly pick up food left outside of
35:05
Speaker 1: course dog, food cat. Food you don't want to leave
35:07
Speaker 1: that stuff. Around you can do it here without fear of.
35:13
Speaker 1: Bears now you may have trash. Bandits they have all
35:18
Speaker 1: kinds of other, things, possums. Rats federal Wildlye biologists lists
35:26
Speaker 1: sixty Three Yellowstone ecosystem grizzly bear deaths this, year which
35:34
Speaker 1: would be one of the highest number of mortalities on.
35:37
Speaker 1: Record last, year there were seventy seven grizzly mortality surpassing
35:42
Speaker 1: the previous record of. Seventy the accounting comes As wyoming's
35:48
Speaker 1: rifle elk hunting season gets. Underway double digit numbers of
35:53
Speaker 1: grizz are typically shot and killed during hunter encounters in
35:59
Speaker 1: The great Yellow Stone, ecosystem and that is a lot of,
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Speaker 1: land by the. Way this year's high tallly of preliminary
36:08
Speaker 1: mortalities logged by The Interagency Grizzly Bear Study team comes
36:14
Speaker 1: as the ecosystems and moderate to severe drought up. There
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Speaker 1: there's no food for animals to, eat so they're coming
36:21
Speaker 1: down into the. VALLEY i was up On Tagwati pass In,
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Speaker 1: august absolutely horrified how poor the plants. Were no. Berries In,
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Speaker 1: September Loan biologists added seventeen ecosystem grizzly bear deaths to
36:37
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty five. List about ten days, Ago Wyoming
36:43
Speaker 1: game And Fish captured moved two cubs from private land
36:46
Speaker 1: after they were frequenting a. Residence there's an open debate
36:51
Speaker 1: regarding whether grizz conflicts are, increasing and, whether if, so
36:58
Speaker 1: it's attributable to having more bears or more frequent. Droughts,
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Speaker 1: regardless continuing push to remove federal regulations protecting the. Species
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Speaker 1: the grizz is a threatened species under The Endangered Species,
37:15
Speaker 1: act with a population of roughly one thousand in The
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Speaker 1: yellowstone eco, system an untold number that don't get monitored
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Speaker 1: on the fringes of that. ZONE Us Representative Harriet hageman
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Speaker 1: has introduced The Grizzly Bear State Management, act which would
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Speaker 1: remove federal grizzly protections For yellowstone ecosystem without regard to
37:41
Speaker 1: any provision of the. Law the bill has passed out
37:44
Speaker 1: of A house. Committee the measures shall not be subject
37:48
Speaker 1: to judicial. Review according to the, Bill Julia cook's image
37:55
Speaker 1: of her hiking the same path as a grizz earned
37:57
Speaker 1: her first place and a fography. Contests the state's loan
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Speaker 1: member of THE Us house Of representatives has sought to
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Speaker 1: delist grizzly bears through the federal appropriation's budgeting. Process whatever
38:11
Speaker 1: we can get, through she. Says hagman was optimistic she
38:15
Speaker 1: could corral the need Of Democratic party votes for legislative grizzly.
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Speaker 1: REALISTIC i don't. Know she's got a hard time getting
38:24
Speaker 1: through the grizz. Huggers we might be able, to she.
38:27
Speaker 1: Said this is a huge success. Story wyoming has spent
38:30
Speaker 1: millions of dollars recovering this. Species we've done a phenomenal
38:36
Speaker 1: job and manage them. Well management practices should almost always include.
38:45
Speaker 1: Hunting in a statement announcing a, Bill hagman pointed Out
38:48
Speaker 1: yellowstone region grizzlies have far exceeded recovery. Goals she blamed
38:53
Speaker 1: federal lethargy and wildlife policy dictated by special interests lobbyists
38:58
Speaker 1: as factors that have kept protections in place bear. Huggers
39:04
Speaker 1: federal wildlife managers have disregarded recovery, data And washington bureaucrats
39:09
Speaker 1: continued to obstruct delisting with needless delays and politicized. Decisions she,
39:16
Speaker 1: BLAMED i love this, phrase desk activist for a troubling
39:21
Speaker 1: uptech and attacks on, people, live, stock and. Property families
39:26
Speaker 1: shouldn't have to live in fear of grizzly bears rummaging
39:29
Speaker 1: through their trash or endangering their. Children, oh that's where she's.
39:34
Speaker 1: Wrong the people In washington think that grizzlies are much
39:39
Speaker 1: more valuable than. Children in, addition The yellowstone grizz faces
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Speaker 1: a trumpet administration recently. Installed former WHILE Me game And
39:49
Speaker 1: fish Director Brian neswick is head OF Us fish And,
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Speaker 1: wildlife which has. Oversight he has proposed hunting season for
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Speaker 1: grizzly bears that a judge blocked at the last minute
40:03
Speaker 1: because the judge is an idiot doesn't know anything about wildlife.
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Speaker 1: Conservation by the, way that's my thoughts on the, story
40:11
Speaker 1: not the story, Itself taylor. Said she Wrote hagman to
40:15
Speaker 1: say delisting the grizzly bear is really a BAD idea
40:21
Speaker 1: white mark, pine a threatened species expected to be see
40:25
Speaker 1: it's landscape declined by eighty. Percent, anyway some of the
40:33
Speaker 1: alarmists are, saying, look this drought is going to go on.
40:37
Speaker 1: Forever there's nothing for him to. Eat So i'm just
40:44
Speaker 1: saying that this is a age old. Battle it's been
40:51
Speaker 1: going on for a long. Time there are bear, huggers
40:58
Speaker 1: there are people who think that hunting is. Horrible and,
41:04
Speaker 1: again these are people that know nothing about wildlife, conservation,
41:09
Speaker 1: nothing but they sit at their desk or they'll paint
41:14
Speaker 1: a sign that, says you, know bears are people too
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Speaker 1: cream lured him to the. Store the local wildlife center
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Speaker 1: ended up covering the cost of the ice. Cream when
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Speaker 1: the owner was asked about, it he, laughed as long
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Speaker 1: as someone's, PAYING i hope he comes. Back that's the
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Speaker 1: fastest we've ever sold. Out. YEAH i like. That, YEAH
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Speaker 1: i mean honey ice. Cream that's, like, man that's like
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Speaker 1: double jeopardy for a, bear you know What i'm. Saying In,
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Speaker 1: california a wild burrow Dubbed, cupid is recovering from surgery
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Speaker 1: after being shot with an arrow and what officials says
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Speaker 1: the latest in the series of a half dozen attacks
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Speaker 1: Since june on wild donkeys that Rome inland Southern. California
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Speaker 1: the two year old female burrow spotted with a blue
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Speaker 1: arrow protruding from her right. Shoulders she wandered in the
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Speaker 1: herd of The Foothills Marino, valley which is sixty five
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Speaker 1: miles east Of La Animal services responded help bring the
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Speaker 1: animal in for procedure to remove the. Arrow right, now
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Speaker 1: she's stable and is. Standing When cupid's fully, recovered she'll
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Speaker 1: join a group of rescued burrows who Meander Donkey lands
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Speaker 1: two thousand Acres. Sanctuary the rescued group is offering a
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Speaker 1: twenty four thousand dollars. Reward, Look i'm not saying shooting
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Speaker 1: a donkey is the smartest or best use of your
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Speaker 1: bow and, Arrow But i'm wondering if this group was
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Speaker 1: willing to cough up twenty four thousand dollars reward for
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Speaker 1: a person who got injured by an. Animal i'm just.
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Speaker 1: Saying The Riverside County department Of Animal services says that
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Speaker 1: the investigation is ongoing while burrows are protected under federal.
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Speaker 1: Law of course they. Are did you, know according to
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Speaker 1: this story out Of california again that burrows are an
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Speaker 1: iconic symbol of The American. Southwest, WELL i didn't know that.
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Speaker 1: EITHER i had no. Idea let's. See Chad, cheatham vice
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Speaker 1: president Of Donkey, land says burrows have become an unofficial
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Speaker 1: mascot Of Moreno. VALLEY i thought they were the cougars
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Speaker 1: with the unofficial, mascot where hundreds of them have roamed.
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Speaker 1: Freely they provide a benefit of the to the community
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Speaker 1: because they munch on tinder dry grass in the ready
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Speaker 1: to burn canyons across The riverside And San. Bernardino the,
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Speaker 1: animals says the, story are docile but sometimes they can
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Speaker 1: be a nuisance if they chomp on, residents flowers or block. Roads, yeah,
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Speaker 1: YEAH i would think that would, be you, know a.
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Speaker 1: Nuisance let's, say just maybe a. Nuisance this isn't. Good
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Speaker 1: while on a bike ride with her, boyfriend a pitbull
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Speaker 1: launched an. Attack the dog knocked the Man, Scott, nope
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Speaker 1: knocked the woman off of her bike and mauled her
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Speaker 1: while her boyfriend hopped off to help. This wait a,
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Speaker 1: Minute i'm trying to find exactly word this. Happened, oh
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Speaker 1: The bay. Area lots of stuff going on on the left.
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Speaker 1: Coast the dog attack turned on the boyfriend when he
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Speaker 1: tried to. Help but the good news is the boyfriend killed.
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Speaker 1: It the male owner of the two dogs has been
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Speaker 1: put in. JAIL a friend Of Eryl scott's was watching
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Speaker 1: the two dogs at the time of the. Attack police
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Speaker 1: claim they lived in a trailer nearby and reportedly had
50:37
Speaker 1: been broken sometime that. Day the trailer where the friend
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Speaker 1: lives you have to go through a wooded area to
50:45
Speaker 1: get up, there says the victim's. MOTHER i guess he
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Speaker 1: lives in a camper or. Something she was going up
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Speaker 1: that way when the dogs came out and attacked. Her
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Speaker 1: she knew the, dogs they knew. Her the mom, said
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Speaker 1: she's been. Distraught injuries were so. Severe listen to. Me
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Speaker 1: she had to have her legs and arms partially amputated
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Speaker 1: due to the. Woods after seeing her arm after the,
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Speaker 1: attack she knew she was going to lose her right
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Speaker 1: arm because she said when she looked down she could
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Speaker 1: see the bone and that's not. Good another dog. ATTACK
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Speaker 1: i believe this is also In. CALIFORNIA a celebrated star
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Speaker 1: Four mastiff breed dogs those are large dogs allegedly tore
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Speaker 1: is accused of ignoring repeated warnings to contain his. Dogs
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Speaker 1: oh this is A georgia. Apologize Fulton. COUNTY a warrant
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Speaker 1: for his arrest has been. Issued gibson's large, pets commonly
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Speaker 1: used as guard, dogs broke out of the yard and
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Speaker 1: mangled the neighbor's five year Old King Charles cavalier. Spaniel
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Speaker 1: security footage Captured gibson's dogs scratching at a door across
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Speaker 1: the street minutes before the spaniel was. Slaughtered the packs
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Speaker 1: escape marked the sixth time they've been reported running loose
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Speaker 1: in the. Neighborhood Fulton County Police Department Captain Nicole, dwyer
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Speaker 1: who serves As Animal services, commander told the outlet that
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Speaker 1: multiple warnings were issued To gibson before the fatal. Attack
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Speaker 1: he promised he would surrender his dogs to Animal, services
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Speaker 1: but requested a few more days stood his. Ground executed
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Speaker 1: a search When gibson wasn't. Home an arrest warrant. Followed by,
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Speaker 1: then the dogs had been taken somewhere. Else Mister gibson
53:17
Speaker 1: made the decision to rehome the dogs to a safe
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Speaker 1: environment and was issued a misdemeanor, warrant and of, course
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Speaker 1: through his, attorney extended his deepest. Sympathies who keeps four?
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Speaker 1: MASTIFFS i, mean, seriously who keeps four? Mastifs and then there's.
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Speaker 1: THIS a bloodthirsty squirrel has been wreaking havoc on A
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Speaker 1: california neighborhood by hurling itself as residents and biting and scratching.
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Speaker 1: Them the ruthless rodent has attacked at least five, people
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Speaker 1: Including Isabella, campoy who said the squirrel launched itself at
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Speaker 1: her face when she was walking in The Bay area
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Speaker 1: city Of Lucas. Valley man a lot of stuff going
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Speaker 1: on In. California she almost killed, me, said. Comepoy the
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Speaker 1: squirrel went from the floor and tried to jump up
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Speaker 1: to my. FACE i was full of. BLOOD i ran
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Speaker 1: into the emergency. Room the vicious varmint left her with
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Speaker 1: bruises and bloody gashes so deep on her forearms she
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Speaker 1: had to be treated at a. HOSPITAL i can't make this.
54:38
Speaker 1: Up the squirrel pounced on an elderly, neighbor clawing and
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Speaker 1: biting her leg while she was out for a morning.
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Speaker 1: Walk Joan heblick, said it clamped onto my. Leg the
54:51
Speaker 1: tail was. FLYING i was, like get it off of.
54:54
Speaker 1: Me it came out of. NOWHERE i didn't see him
54:57
Speaker 1: running at me at. All neighbors believe the ferocious golden
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Speaker 1: colored fur ball is the. Culprit at least three more
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Speaker 1: attacks flyers have been posted around the. Neighborhood attack Squirrel
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Speaker 1: beware the flyer. Declares an expert told the station the
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Speaker 1: cruitter is likely being territorial while hunting for. Food they
55:25
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Speaker 1: can be, frustrations just like. People there's been no sign
55:33
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