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November 20, 2025 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: On tomorrow on the Big Show, Kirk Balls will join
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Speaker 1: me as he does every Friday. Kirk made national news
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Speaker 1: this week, actually just his voice. He dared suggest to
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Speaker 1: Sark that Sark had underperformed this year. I don't think
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Speaker 1: Sark like that fact. I'm pretty sure he didn't with
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Speaker 1: his response. We will talk to Kirk tomorrow. We'll talk
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Speaker 1: to Tony Catalina tomorrow about Big A and m Samford
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Speaker 1: ballgame on Saturday morning and Monday writers roundtable, we'll have postgame.
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Speaker 1: We'll have Mike Elcho on on Monday. I believe Sark
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Speaker 1: on Tuesday. Wednesday, which is the last day of our
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Speaker 1: week next week, both Kirk and Tony will be with
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Speaker 1: me on Wednesday. So phone the neighbors and wake the
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Speaker 1: Coming up, I'm going to be visiting with Patrick Ireland
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Speaker 1: with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. They held a
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Speaker 1: public forum at Lake Buchanan on Monday evening, probably for
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Speaker 1: the first time post flood last July on how that
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Speaker 1: affected the outdoors. We know how it affected lives and
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Speaker 1: the tragedies involved. And by the way, today and Minard
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Speaker 1: flooding seven inches of rain, Now, that is an area
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Speaker 1: that desperately needed rain. They did not need seven inches
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Speaker 1: at one time. That you know. That's unfortunately how things
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Speaker 1: work a lot of the time in Texas. From the
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Speaker 1: looks of things, I'm just praying we get a maybe
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Speaker 1: a half an inch out of this stuff. Most of
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Speaker 1: it looks like it's going to be west and north
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Speaker 1: of US, and I hope that areas from Minard to
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Speaker 1: Austin and San Antonio don't get seven inches, but do
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Speaker 1: get some because man, it is dry out there. Game
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Speaker 1: Wards and I hate this, but I want to do
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Speaker 1: this story as a reminder, Okay. Game Wardens in northeast
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Speaker 1: Texas responded after midnight last no not last week, this
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Speaker 1: past weekend to investigate a hunting accident that claimed the
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Speaker 1: life of a forty five year old hunter from Grapevine, Texas.
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Speaker 1: Game Wardens on their Twitter page said, we encourage every
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Speaker 1: hunter to take safety seriously. Always handle all firearms as
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Speaker 1: if they are loaded. Keep muzzles pointed in a safe direction.
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Speaker 1: Take time to unload your firearm before placing or removing
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Speaker 1: it from a vehicle. We see these types of accidents
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Speaker 1: every year, unfortunately, and it just it has to serve
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Speaker 1: as a reminder to be extra careful, extra careful. Don't
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Speaker 1: ever get to the point where you and you know,
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Speaker 1: I've handled guns most of my life, but you don't
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Speaker 1: want to get careless and you always always want to
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Speaker 1: be very careful, and this story is just a reminder
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Speaker 1: for that. I don't know if you've seen this on
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Speaker 1: the social media, but it's pretty cool in North Georgia
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Speaker 1: at old to CoA Farm golf Course, and you're welcome
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Speaker 1: to look it up Toccoa Old to CoA Farm golf Course.
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Speaker 1: They were pushed back last Thursday morning Tea Times after
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Speaker 1: hundreds of bald eagles descended on one of the and
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Speaker 1: the fair way staff say they temporarily temporarily paused play
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Speaker 1: out of respect for the national bird. The eagles eventually
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Speaker 1: lifted off together and cleared play for the golfers to
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Speaker 1: play through. I'm telling you, if this is a cool
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Speaker 1: looking thing, I've never seen that many eagles in one place.
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Speaker 1: I don't know enough about North Georgia to know if
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Speaker 1: they're migrating through the area or if they winter there nearby.
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Speaker 1: You know, I went to Alaska in the summertime and
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Speaker 1: saw a bunch of bald eagles, but not like this,
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Speaker 1: not hundreds, like you know, a huge flock of geese almost.
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Speaker 1: I've just never seen this with bald eagles before. Now
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Speaker 1: around Alaska when they congregate the water and there's fish,
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Speaker 1: and yeah, they'll be together. But again, that was just
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Speaker 1: that's awesome. Looked that up on the social media old
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Speaker 1: to co of farm golf course eagles. Just google that.
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Speaker 1: And this is classic Austin area news right here. Okay,
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Speaker 1: stay with me. More than a thousand people have signed
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Speaker 1: a postition against a proposed plan to coal deer. This
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Speaker 1: is in the Sun City retirement area and it's huge
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Speaker 1: in Georgetown, just west of Georgetown's in the Hill Country.
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Speaker 1: Listen to me. People in countries from Germany, Italy, Finland,
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Speaker 1: New Zealand, Brazil and Austria have signed this petition. Deer huggers.
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Speaker 1: They know nothing. The deer huggers know nothing about wildlife
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Speaker 1: management and about what's healthy for existing deer herds. We've
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Speaker 1: had this conversation repeatedly over the years. Sun City has
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Speaker 1: not trapped deer in five years, but it's Wildlife Management
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Speaker 1: committee proposed culling them. Protesters have said it's cruel. Listen
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Speaker 1: to me because they've heard deer screaming in nets, use
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Speaker 1: to catch them, and seen them suffering before they're killed
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Speaker 1: at a slaughterhouse. Guess what this meat is going to
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Speaker 1: people that can't afford it, okaying healthier than venison, it's natural,
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Speaker 1: there's no hormones. It is good for you. I bet
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Speaker 1: the people who haven't eaten meat in a while aren't
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Speaker 1: real happy with this petition. The plan is to capture
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Speaker 1: and kill one hundred and fifty five deer in this area,
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Speaker 1: and believe me, that won't be a drop in the
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Speaker 1: bucket for the number of white tailed deer. You people
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Speaker 1: live here, you understand it. You see if you're if
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Speaker 1: you're in neighborhoods, on the fringes of the city, or
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Speaker 1: even in the middle of the city, you see deer
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Speaker 1: all the time. All the time. They're eating plants out
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Speaker 1: of your flower beds. If you have a garden, they're
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Speaker 1: eating stuff out of the garden. A lawsuit filed last
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Speaker 1: week by plaintiffs named Jane Doe. Yeah, they're not. They
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Speaker 1: won't even put their name up there against the Sun City,
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Speaker 1: Texas Community Association and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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Speaker 1: The Community of Association is meeting today to decide whether
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Speaker 1: to approve the plan. One lady said she was shocked
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Speaker 1: when she heard about it. She says the animals aren't
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Speaker 1: causing a problem. If I had known about the trapping,
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Speaker 1: I never would have bought a home here. Hey, lady,
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Speaker 1: I think you should sell your home and move to
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Speaker 1: California because around here we shoot deer, and we eat deer,
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Speaker 1: and we are concerned about the deer population, especially when
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Speaker 1: it gets too high. If you think it's cruel that
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Speaker 1: they're netting them and killing them humanely, wait till you
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Speaker 1: watch them starve today because there's too many of them
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Speaker 1: in your neighborhood. Because people like you are signing silly
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Speaker 1: petitions to keep from culling the deer herd, You idiots.
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Speaker 1: Communities in Texas that want to trap deer are required
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Speaker 1: to get a permit from Parks and wild Life. The
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Speaker 1: Trap Transport Process permit is a mechanism to help reduce
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Speaker 1: deer population in densities. In areas where whitetail deer are
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Speaker 1: over populated, Parks and Wildlife says, through use of this permit,
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Speaker 1: areas with surplus whitetail deer can capture them, process the carcasses,
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Speaker 1: and donate the resulting venison to penal facilities or charitable
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Speaker 1: organizations for consumption. Sun City resident Barbara Meisner says she
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Speaker 1: understands that some residents may have concerns about deer ea
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Speaker 1: eating their flowers, but there are plants that are deer resistant.
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Speaker 1: So let's not call the deer. Let's not understand that
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Speaker 1: there are too many of them, she says. They also
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Speaker 1: have to learn not to feed them. You think there
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Speaker 1: were protests in Lakeway, which of course is just west
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Speaker 1: of Austin, that stopped the trapping of deer. Oh good gosh.
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Speaker 1: Deborah Stewart held a protest last week. People love to
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Speaker 1: look at deer when fawns are born here, it's so
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Speaker 1: precious to see moms and babies. Deborah. Have you seen
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Speaker 1: fawns barely born and undernourished because the mom was undernourished
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Speaker 1: because there's too many deer? Have you seen that, Deborah?
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Speaker 1: Now and do you think that trapping one hundred and
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Speaker 1: fifty five deer is going to prevent you from watching
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Speaker 1: these cute little animals. No, she says, no, one needs
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Speaker 1: to trap them deer. A lot of fawns get gobbled
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Speaker 1: by coyotes, foxes and bobcats and bucks get killed on
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Speaker 1: the road. That kind of stuff reduces the population. Not enough, Deborah,
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Speaker 1: not enough. There's too many of them because you deer
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Speaker 1: huggers aren't letting them control the population the way it
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Speaker 1: needs to be controlled. Look, I know we have deer
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Speaker 1: huggers here. They're not just in Austin. I get it.
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Speaker 1: But there's too many, and I guarantee there's too many
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Speaker 1: roaming around some of these neighborhoods that you and I
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Speaker 1: can both name. They're everywhere. Fortunately, we had some rain
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Speaker 1: in the spring and in the summer before this bigot
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Speaker 1: got turned off. That's a good time for deer. That
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Speaker 1: means there were more fawns born in the spring and
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Speaker 1: summer as a result of the rain that we had.
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Speaker 1: Now there's too many. We need to take them out. Hey, Deborah,
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Speaker 1: you can join me in the deer stead Saturday morning
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Speaker 1: if you want to and see how we control deer
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Speaker 1: around here. Idiots. When I say get them before they
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Speaker 1: get you now, I'm talking about the deer huggers. At
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Speaker 1: least tell them how stupid they are. An eleven year
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Speaker 1: old Pennsylvania boy is sharing one of the most frightening
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Speaker 1: experiences he had in his young life. In Pennsylvania, he
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Speaker 1: spotted a bear outside a store and it started chasing him. Cold,
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Speaker 1: frazy and his dad stopped to grab a few things
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Speaker 1: at the old Family Dollar in Marklesburg, Pennsylvania. The boy
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Speaker 1: went outside to see what was taking his dad so long,
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Speaker 1: and that's when he saw a black bear looking right
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Speaker 1: at him. He thought the bear was going to turn around. Instead,
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Speaker 1: it started chasing him. When it runs after me, I
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Speaker 1: turn around and running the store. I'm screaming and stuff.
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Speaker 1: The thing was a foot and a half away from me.
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Speaker 1: I took a left, the bear went straight. Eleven year
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Speaker 1: old boy said his heart was pounding as he raced
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Speaker 1: up and down the aisles trying to escape. He said,
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Speaker 1: I'm probably gonna get eaten by a bear. The only
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Speaker 1: other person inside the store was the cashier, so Cole
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Speaker 1: ran to her for help. She grabbed him. They jumped
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Speaker 1: on top of the counter for a better view. The
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Speaker 1: moment the bear turned and walked toward the back of
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Speaker 1: the store, they saw their only chance. She grabbed her coat,
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Speaker 1: the keys, the phone. We ran out of there. When
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Speaker 1: we ran out of there, we all got in the car.
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Speaker 1: Seconds later, the bear returned to the front of the store,
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Speaker 1: where surveillance video capture it leaping over the counter just
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Speaker 1: where they had been. The bear stayed in the store
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Speaker 1: for about ten minutes, wandering around before finally finding its
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Speaker 1: way out. Sitting outside in lock car, Cole says he
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Speaker 1: finally felt safe. I was relieved. It was definitely a
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Speaker 1: crazy experience. Kind of started Monday at school. Cole says
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Speaker 1: when his friends found out what happened, they couldn't believe it.
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Speaker 1: He'll be known as the boy who out ran the bear.
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Speaker 1: That's like one in a million, right there, Cole said.
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Speaker 1: The Pennsylvania Game Commission says bears are actively searching for
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Speaker 1: food this time of year, and that leads to sometimes
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Speaker 1: dangerous and unexpected encounters. Speaking of which, we have talked
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Speaker 1: about this now for several months and it's still happening.
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Speaker 1: We have told you there have been two hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty people attacked by bears since April in Japan the
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Speaker 1: picturesque Japanese mountain village of Shirakawa, but since Cheroke Mitsunari
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Speaker 1: was attacked a cub attacked a Spanish visitor in the
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Speaker 1: village last month. Protecting residents and the throngs of tourists
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Speaker 1: who flocked to his hometown has been a top priority.
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Speaker 1: A local official, Mutsunari overseeing efforts to deter bears in
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Speaker 1: the village, a remote valley in central Japan. There have
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Speaker 1: been a lot of bears coming, he says. He says
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Speaker 1: the surge is due to a growing bear population and
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Speaker 1: shortage of natural food sources. While the tourists escaped with
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Speaker 1: minor injuries, authorities have since captured six bears with honeylace traps. Oh,
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Speaker 1: the people in Georgetown wouldn't like trapping those bears. It's cruel,
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Speaker 1: It's in humane. After all, what of the bears ever done?
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Speaker 1: Oh no, wait, they're eating people. I promise that wouldn't
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Speaker 1: deter the deer huggers. Bear sightings have topped over one
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Speaker 1: hundred compared to thirty five last year. Thirty people have
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Speaker 1: died seven last month. Seven, the US, China, Britain, issued
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Speaker 1: travel advisories about the dangers of bear attacks in Japan.
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Speaker 1: The US alert warned about attacks near populated zones, noting
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Speaker 1: that a park next to its consulate in the city
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Speaker 1: of Sapporo was closed for two weeks following a bear siding.
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Speaker 1: Authorities have chopped down fruit trees that might draw the
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Speaker 1: bears and issued warnings to visitors to walk in groups
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Speaker 1: where bear bells and avoid certain areas. Cornelia Lee, twenty
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Speaker 1: five year old worker from Shanghai, said, when we were
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Speaker 1: preparing for this trip, we saw on social media there
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Speaker 1: were a lot of Japanese news reports of bear sidings.
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Speaker 1: We were a little worried. She affixed a bare bell
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Speaker 1: to her four year old daughter's backpack. The family opted
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Speaker 1: to book hotels in cities rather than rural areas due
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Speaker 1: to the risk. The good news about this is people,
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Speaker 1: the people in Japan are doing something about it. Unlike
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Speaker 1: the people of Georgetown, who want the whitetail deer to
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Speaker 1: continue to populate so much that they attack and eat you.
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Speaker 1: They're going to kill the bears in this area right
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Speaker 1: You know your children and grandchildren are being taught this
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Speaker 1: kind of crap in schools right, that hunters are evil.
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Speaker 1: Hunting is evil. Trapping is evil because it stresses the
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Speaker 1: deer out. Killing deer is evil. You know this is
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Speaker 1: what they're being taught, right. You know that the the
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Speaker 1: hunters in the in the country and in Texas are
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Speaker 1: aging out. People like me who grew up hunting, who
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Speaker 1: grew up with the notion that hey, let's get into
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Speaker 1: the woods, let's get into nature, let's kill a deer
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Speaker 1: if we can, and then we will eat that deer,
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Speaker 1: because that's the way God intended it to be. Not today,
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Speaker 1: kids aren't hunting. There's not as much open space for sure,
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Speaker 1: more cities. They'd rather sit in front of their video screens,
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Speaker 1: as Hank Hill would say, and not get outside. So
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Speaker 1: most kids today don't grow up like that, right. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: there's also socioeconomic dynamics. It worked, there's no question about that.
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Speaker 1: But hunters are aging out. These deer huggers in Georgetown, well,
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Speaker 1: if they live at Sun City, they're not going to
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Speaker 1: be alive very much longer. But there'll be others behind them.
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Speaker 1: They'll be overrun by deer. There'll be knocking on their
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Speaker 1: front door asking for hey, I've eaten all your flowers.
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Speaker 1: Do you have any more flowers here? So anyway, take
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Speaker 1: a kid hunting, please, get them outside. Please. They'll be
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Speaker 1: better for it. They'll be better people for it, I
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Speaker 1: promise you. You know, there's some serious issues regarding dog
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Speaker 1: attacks in the US. Deaths have increased for the fourth
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Speaker 1: year in a row pit bulls especially have killed fifty
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Speaker 1: four people. There was a death of two Georgia people
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Speaker 1: in the last two weeks fifty four. The US record
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Speaker 1: is seventy five. That was last year. The record for
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Speaker 1: pitbull attacks fifty nine. They are getting loose and mauling
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Speaker 1: people and children. There are all kinds of stories all
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Speaker 1: over about ongoing dog attacks and all over. I mean,
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Speaker 1: you know it's it's not regional. It's an issue. I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you watch the news, especially in Houston, you see
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Speaker 1: this on a regular basis as not necessarily pit bulls,
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Speaker 1: but pitbulls again are involved in the majority of attacks.
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Speaker 1: It's a species that's been trained to fight. Unfortunately, there
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Speaker 1: are some very nice pitfulls. Okay, not saying that, but
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Speaker 1: especially some of these if they've been rescued from places
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Speaker 1: roundtable Monday With mike elko. AS well a runaway Pig
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31:23
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31:58
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32:11
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32:25
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32:30
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32:35
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32:45
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Speaker 1: But don't tell those People, in georgetown those Deer huggers
33:00
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33:13
Speaker 1: The Players fund center phone line right now and Visit With.
33:17
Speaker 1: Patrick ireland he is a district Supervisor For, San Marcos,
33:21
Speaker 1: austin fisheries and you cover a lot. Of ground i'm
33:26
Speaker 1: looking at all the different lakes and reservoirs and rivers in.
33:29
Speaker 1: Your jurisdiction you got a lot.
33:31
Speaker 14: Of, cover oh that's. Absolutely correct inland fisheries were, SIXTEEN
33:36
Speaker 14: counties i think fourteen, major reservoirs All These central, TEXAS
33:39
Speaker 14: reservoirs i, mean rivers and even all these over one
33:42
Speaker 14: hundred plus urban ponds that we try to manage the best.
33:46
Speaker 1: YOU can i know you guys had a public Hearing
33:49
Speaker 1: at Lake The cannon. MONDAY evening i was just interested
33:54
Speaker 1: in kind of the feedback that you received and some
33:56
Speaker 1: of the questions that.
33:57
Speaker 14: You, received well, in general it was so, you know
34:01
Speaker 14: we have the big reigin Event. In, july yeah, you
34:03
Speaker 14: know it made all the national news and even In
34:05
Speaker 14: The colorado river basin which is West of austin.
34:07
Speaker 13: Got.
34:08
Speaker 14: Impacted uh in, some ways it was actually positive our
34:11
Speaker 14: big Reservoirs Like lake Travis and Lake, the cannon which
34:13
Speaker 14: had been almost near historical low as state. Came up
34:16
Speaker 14: so that was, you know a net positive from a.
34:18
Speaker 14: Fishery standpoint but you know a lot of for Rivers,
34:19
Speaker 14: to Lando, the Colorado. The, pedernews uh those slash floods
34:23
Speaker 14: ripped through there and, you know destroy a lot. Of
34:25
Speaker 14: habitat so we were there just, to basically, you know
34:28
Speaker 14: we get a lot of calls about what are we
34:29
Speaker 14: doing for the fishery and the ecology and. All that
34:31
Speaker 14: so it was basically away for us to educate the
34:34
Speaker 14: public kind of what takes parks, wal life what we've,
34:36
Speaker 14: been doing our role in. All that so a lot
34:39
Speaker 14: of the questions were we're actually, reservoir based not so much,
34:42
Speaker 14: riverine based about, you know when are we going to
34:44
Speaker 14: stock fish house the habitat going to improve or decrease from. The,
34:48
Speaker 14: floods yeah basically stuff, like that how, you know wanting
34:53
Speaker 14: more specific son. Our involvement so that was kind of
34:55
Speaker 14: it was just more OF a Q and a with.
34:56
Speaker 1: The public you mentioned that you mentioned the reserv BOYS
35:00
Speaker 1: and I and i know how down that that they
35:03
Speaker 1: were in the hill country and and. Those lakes what's
35:07
Speaker 1: the status of most of them, right now you know
35:10
Speaker 1: of several months after this. Flood, event well if.
35:13
Speaker 14: You Take The, highland lake which, you know if you
35:15
Speaker 14: start In, downtown austin you Start With lady bird and you,
35:18
Speaker 14: go upstream You Got, Lake Austin, Lake Travis, Marble, FALLS,
35:20
Speaker 14: inks Lbj. The cannon some of those are stable water
35:26
Speaker 14: level lakes of THE L, C, a keiths those that,
35:28
Speaker 14: constant level But bu Cannon, and travis those two were.
35:31
Speaker 14: DOWN majorly I Think lake travis we were down almost
35:33
Speaker 14: fifty feet for. A While lake buchan was over twenty.
35:36
Speaker 14: Five feet so if you compare that to, you know
35:38
Speaker 14: some of the Reservoirs Around college stationary that, you know
35:41
Speaker 14: that's unamaginable to see that kind. Of, start, Yeah decreased,
35:45
Speaker 14: uh no they came up the cannons at one hundred,
35:47
Speaker 14: percent capacity. That's, Great Uh lake travis is it was
35:50
Speaker 14: almost up one. Hundred percent it's around ninety percent or eighty,
35:54
Speaker 14: five percent, but no it really did. Come up so
35:57
Speaker 14: that does wonder for the fishery from a, new habitat and,
36:01
Speaker 14: you know we should be getting some pretty, good uh
36:04
Speaker 14: population growth in our.
36:05
Speaker 1: Sport fish so when that water, comes, up especially it
36:08
Speaker 1: gives fish obviously, more area but it also improves the,
36:12
Speaker 1: spawning capabilities does? IT not.
36:17
Speaker 14: I would say the major thing that we had after
36:19
Speaker 14: a multi, year drought which we're still in, a, drought,
36:22
Speaker 14: yes yes but we were in this area there's a
36:25
Speaker 14: lot of, terrestrial vegetation, you know grasses, and shrubs, willow
36:29
Speaker 14: trees you know whatnot that grow up into those dry
36:31
Speaker 14: it was now exposed. Lake beds so once that gets
36:34
Speaker 14: once the water level, comes up that's. All inundated and that's,
36:37
Speaker 14: you know it's, called cover right anybody fishes know. It's
36:39
Speaker 14: cover and that provides basically the protective areas for, young
36:43
Speaker 14: fish for the ford species, you know, the sunfish, the
36:46
Speaker 14: shad the minnows. All that so it basically just drives
36:48
Speaker 14: the whole food web up uh, for, frive fiding cover
36:51
Speaker 14: and for, you know protection and for uh.
36:54
Speaker 1: Food sources how would you describe the health of the
36:57
Speaker 1: fisheries In the highland lakes? Right Now, PAT oh i.
37:01
Speaker 14: THINK they're i think they're they're always they're. Very resilient,
37:05
Speaker 14: RIGHT now i think they're. Doing great YOU know lbj
37:08
Speaker 14: is one of our, you know top. Bat lakes we
37:09
Speaker 14: have pretty good bass tournament results from.
37:11
Speaker 13: That.
37:11
Speaker 14: Lake uh, of course not everybody's. Always happy that's that's the. Nature's.
37:16
Speaker 14: BUSINESS uh I Think, LAKE travis i think it was
37:19
Speaker 14: it's going to be a. Huge BOON so i think
37:21
Speaker 14: of the, next year we're going to see some really
37:23
Speaker 14: good year classes of largemouth bath meaning new new young
37:26
Speaker 14: growing up into. Adult Classes, Lake cannon i'm moving up
37:29
Speaker 14: to our upper lake up there now that it's at
37:31
Speaker 14: twenty two thousand acres at. Fool capacity that's our kind
37:34
Speaker 14: of our our. Stripe, dass yeah you know we stock
37:37
Speaker 14: that there are so much shad in, that lake and,
37:40
Speaker 14: you know gizard chad is the primary. Food source it's
37:42
Speaker 14: a small fish that or, you know gets bigger and
37:44
Speaker 14: they school and there's we had some of the highest
37:46
Speaker 14: catch rates we've ever had out there during our, LESS
37:48
Speaker 14: survey i think we're catching five hundred shad.
37:50
Speaker 1: Per hour we good gosh that to.
37:52
Speaker 14: Put, that perspective some likes we only. Get twenty so
37:55
Speaker 14: there's so much food out THERE that i think that
37:57
Speaker 14: we're going to have some really good growth rates on
38:00
Speaker 14: our striped bass and we're going to continue to take
38:02
Speaker 14: first of all life in partnership With The Late Buchanan.
38:04
Speaker 14: Conservation corps that's our partner group that helps. Us stock
38:07
Speaker 14: we stalk, striped bass they stalk, sunshine bass which is
38:10
Speaker 14: a hybrid stripe gas, in combination and we're going to
38:13
Speaker 14: be putting a lot of fish in there this spring
38:15
Speaker 14: to keep that. Fishery GOING so i.
38:16
Speaker 1: Haven't heard of the sunshine. Bass name is that just
38:21
Speaker 1: the stripe the hybrid that we're used to or is
38:24
Speaker 1: it a.
38:24
Speaker 14: Little, Different yeah now it's a normal hybrid. Stripe bas
38:28
Speaker 14: there's The palmet the two ones that are known Are
38:30
Speaker 14: the Palmettos hybrid. Sunshine hybrid this would be a male
38:34
Speaker 14: stripe bass that's crossed with a female. White, bass okay
38:38
Speaker 14: and so they, you know they're basically they they can
38:41
Speaker 14: handle our summer heat a little bit Better, than okay. Stripe,
38:45
Speaker 14: bass okay they fight, like crazy they, get good they're,
38:48
Speaker 14: good eating just a. Great.
38:50
Speaker 1: Sport fish can can stripers Spawn and buchanan, or no
38:56
Speaker 1: that's a million.
38:56
Speaker 14: DOLLAR question i would not. Be Surprised, All right so
39:00
Speaker 14: they do Spawn In Lake, techsomo.
39:02
Speaker 1: Okay, sure, yeah yeah.
39:05
Speaker 14: They probably if conditions are just perfect where you Get
39:09
Speaker 14: The colorado river flowing really good and they can move
39:12
Speaker 14: fifty miles upstream on a really, good year which we.
39:14
Speaker 14: HAVEN'T had i would not be surprised if that. Hasn't
39:17
Speaker 14: happened now it's not consistent enough to ever support. The
39:20
Speaker 14: population we have to supplement. A, stock okay the answer,
39:23
Speaker 14: functionally yes but, you know, practically.
39:26
Speaker 1: No are those fish grown At In san marcos or.
39:29
Speaker 14: Somewhere else we do grow them here sometimes at, the
39:32
Speaker 14: hatchery and That's actually i'm Not The Awood. FISH hattery
39:35
Speaker 14: i don't work for the, hatery itself but we do
39:36
Speaker 14: sometimes grow. THEM here i think most often they come
39:40
Speaker 14: FROM The Pk Possum, kingdom hatchery which Is.
39:43
Speaker 1: North okay how often do you?
39:44
Speaker 14: Stock well that depends on which lake you're, talking about
39:49
Speaker 14: and do we have a strategic need to stalk on
39:52
Speaker 14: lake buchanans for the. Stripe baths we're. Stocking annually sometimes
39:55
Speaker 14: if we have surplus and we feel that the lake
39:57
Speaker 14: is at a, good condition we will. Double. Stock uh,
40:01
Speaker 14: you KNOW and I think i would wouldn't mind doing
40:02
Speaker 14: that this year with a strip bass now that we
40:05
Speaker 14: have so much more habitat for them to, you know
40:07
Speaker 14: be in. Some lake, you know we, may not, you
40:10
Speaker 14: know certainly if there's not really a functional Need Like, marble,
40:13
Speaker 14: falls yes which is not really a, great fishery it's
40:15
Speaker 14: because it's riverine and it's. Poor habitat we may every
40:19
Speaker 14: few years just supplement it with Uh lone, star bass
40:21
Speaker 14: which is our share. Lunker offspring we have some just
40:24
Speaker 14: put those under the genetics. To it but it's it's
40:27
Speaker 14: not a case by, case basis and we, you know
40:29
Speaker 14: it's based on our. Reporting factle we write reports on
40:31
Speaker 14: each of, these reservots and we have a management strategy for.
40:33
Speaker 1: Each, Lake okay i'm interested in how these these devastating
40:38
Speaker 1: floods affected the fisheries of the, rivers nearby so.
40:45
Speaker 14: Short answers these rivers are actually used. TO this, i
40:47
Speaker 14: mean these fits are.
40:48
Speaker 4: Very.
40:48
Speaker 14: Resilient uh we have A Whole river studies group that
40:53
Speaker 14: you know that presented us at our Meeting. ON monday
40:56
Speaker 14: i Kind of i'll summarize kind of what. They said
40:59
Speaker 14: they've done previous research On The lando river, twenty eighteen
41:02
Speaker 14: there were some rip roaring floods that roared, through there
41:04
Speaker 14: so they did some studies on the waterloope bath population
41:07
Speaker 14: in THAT and i believe what they, found, is hey
41:11
Speaker 14: a lot of. These fish, you know some do get,
41:12
Speaker 14: swept away but a lot of these fish are able
41:14
Speaker 14: to hunker down and stay put even through, a flood
41:16
Speaker 14: which is amazing when you see you know that through
41:19
Speaker 14: they they can. Stay, put now some do, get lost
41:22
Speaker 14: but what they find is when, conditions normalize they are
41:25
Speaker 14: very resilient and they're, you know usually the next spring following,
41:28
Speaker 14: a flood you get an enormous, spawning. Event, right yeah
41:32
Speaker 14: you also have enormous survival of those young fish because
41:35
Speaker 14: there's not so much competition anymore and some of the
41:37
Speaker 14: older fish are gone that would normally eat those. Younger.
41:39
Speaker 14: Fish right so there seems to be a pretty good
41:42
Speaker 14: rubber band rebound effect after. These floods and to elaborate,
41:46
Speaker 14: on that a lot of times, people go we need to,
41:47
Speaker 14: you know parts of wall life needs to come in
41:49
Speaker 14: and stock. This river after. A flood well, you, know really,
41:51
Speaker 14: you know we're finding unless there's, you know, you know something,
41:54
Speaker 14: real catastrophic a flood typically does not require us to
41:57
Speaker 14: go out there and. Do that within a year, or
41:58
Speaker 14: two these these rivers will be right back to how.
42:00
Speaker 1: They, Were YEAH i'm i don't want to minimize what
42:04
Speaker 1: happened or the tragedy of. What happened but but in the,
42:07
Speaker 1: long run in terms, of fisheries a normal quote flood
42:12
Speaker 1: is can be good long term for That river kenon Not.
42:19
Speaker 14: Like i'm. With you you fortunately in, my district which
42:21
Speaker 14: Is The, Colorado, RIVER yeah i don't think we didn't
42:24
Speaker 14: have quite the human devastation. Up here and so, you
42:28
Speaker 14: know in the case of, you know the high rain
42:30
Speaker 14: of it that leads to high, water flooding it actually
42:32
Speaker 14: puts a lot of woody debris into. The system, you know.
42:34
Speaker 14: That's covered you're altering, the habitat but often for, the better.
42:38
Speaker 1: You, Know, yeah, yeah uh are are the are the
42:42
Speaker 1: rivers in terms of fishing In The hill? Country area
42:46
Speaker 1: are they underutilized?
42:48
Speaker 14: Or, not well million dollar QUESTION to i think they're
42:54
Speaker 14: they're utilized. BY crazy i don't think, they're overutilized but
42:57
Speaker 14: they get a lot, of attention particularly with the the
43:00
Speaker 14: the growing fly fishing community and the population growth in.
43:03
Speaker 14: This area so we've done some river creels On The
43:05
Speaker 14: guadalupe river Downstream Of. Canyon lake we're about to do
43:08
Speaker 14: one this year On Our okay trout. Fishery there we
43:11
Speaker 14: did One In round rock a few years Ago On
43:13
Speaker 14: brushy creek which is its basically a river that Goes
43:15
Speaker 14: To round rock and did a creol. Survey there that's
43:17
Speaker 14: where we go on. Interview anglers that's what a. Creole,
43:19
Speaker 14: Is yes and we've done one On The colorado river
43:21
Speaker 14: and we find that there's a lot of people utilizing.
43:23
Speaker 14: This resource and it's BECAUSE there's, i mean there's a
43:26
Speaker 14: lot to catch, out there a lot. Of diversity you
43:28
Speaker 14: have people fly Fishing For rio Grand, thick ledge you
43:30
Speaker 14: have people Targeting solely. Gualupe baths large mouth bass is
43:34
Speaker 14: obviously the number one target for fish, for people but
43:36
Speaker 14: you see there's a lot of opportunities, out here and
43:39
Speaker 14: that's what it's.
43:40
Speaker 1: Pretty NEAT and i know this asn't, your Area but
43:43
Speaker 1: i've read enough DO the a lot of these stocked
43:48
Speaker 1: trout in that watershed areas survive year. To.
43:53
Speaker 14: Year, surprisingly, yes yeah it. Depends though, you know oddly
44:00
Speaker 14: enough we've had so you're speaking Of The Canyon tail
44:03
Speaker 14: race With The guadaloupe river Downstream. OF lake i guess
44:07
Speaker 14: for your listeners that lake discharges cold water from the
44:10
Speaker 14: bottom of, The reservoir so without the first seven, eight
44:12
Speaker 14: miles it's a cold temperatures and it's cold enough even
44:15
Speaker 14: through the summer that, rainbow trout which are cold, water
44:18
Speaker 14: species can live. Year round what we found is during these,
44:21
Speaker 14: drought years we haven't had big pulses go through that
44:24
Speaker 14: part Of The guadalupe river is The Upper guadaloupe river
44:27
Speaker 14: that really got hit, very hard but the lower part was,
44:31
Speaker 14: relatively Unaffected From canyon Lake To. New bronxels so in,
44:34
Speaker 14: recent years those fish we're finding our persisting year. Over
44:38
Speaker 14: Year The guaalupe river trout UNLIMITED g r t. U
44:41
Speaker 14: s they hold they hold a there's a holdover tournament. Every,
44:45
Speaker 14: year yes that just a few, weeks ago maybe, last,
44:47
Speaker 14: WEEK man.
44:48
Speaker 1: I saw pictures of some. Huge, trout, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
44:52
Speaker 14: Those are those are what you call, the holdovers and that's.
44:55
Speaker 14: Pretty neat that's those fish.
44:57
Speaker 13: You.
44:57
Speaker 14: Know now now, that said we have have to still supplement. Stock, out,
45:02
Speaker 14: sure yeah you're you will.
45:05
Speaker 1: Be stocking you will be stocking all over the state
45:08
Speaker 1: for rainbow. TROUT here i guess Beginning in december is
45:11
Speaker 1: that when it.
45:12
Speaker 14: Generally, STARTS absolutely i believe the Weekend of december fifth
45:16
Speaker 14: is when we really kick off state wide or right
45:18
Speaker 14: there may be a few stockings Right. Around thanksgiving it's on.
45:20
Speaker 14: Our website if you people google keepwd, up stocking they'll
45:24
Speaker 14: be able to find a. Little schedule but THERE'S a
45:26
Speaker 14: i mean that rainbow trout is one of our more. Popular,
45:29
Speaker 14: fisheries uh it's because it's so unique, and yea it
45:31
Speaker 14: brings kids out and seemly It's a how would.
45:35
Speaker 1: You describe the overall health Of The guadalupe bass? Right, now.
45:40
Speaker 14: Well as, a whole it's going to be basin. By
45:43
Speaker 14: basin we haven't Actually A christon bean Is our guadalupe,
45:47
Speaker 14: bas biologist so he could answer that. MORE specifically i
45:49
Speaker 14: could tell you in some of my Watersheds Like rushy
45:52
Speaker 14: Creek and rock we Have, rake guanalupe we Have pure.
45:55
Speaker 14: Guadaloupe bass it's one of the few, you know relations
45:57
Speaker 14: that's basically not diluted by. Mallmouth genetics so we have
46:01
Speaker 14: a few of those those areas where we have pure. Guailupe,
46:04
Speaker 14: bass oh another One The colorado river Downstream, from austin
46:07
Speaker 14: there's a stretch there that Has pure. Guaalupe bass really
46:10
Speaker 14: that's where the state records. Come from our State. Record
46:12
Speaker 14: guadalupe that is that.
46:14
Speaker 1: Like between austin and bass drop, you're talking.
46:17
Speaker 14: That's exactly the area if you want to go catch
46:19
Speaker 14: a potential World record, guaialupe bass that's where it.
46:23
Speaker 1: Will come, No kidding why is that? IN particular.
46:28
Speaker 14: I don't know what the secret. Soft is we apothesize
46:31
Speaker 14: that it's possibly because There's The colorado river has a
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Speaker 14: lot of nutrients and a lot, of, forage sure and
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Speaker 14: so it's it's meeting that sweet spot to grow. These
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Speaker 14: fish there's a lot to Eat. Upper, yeah yeah.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk a little BIT before i let you go
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Speaker 1: about the. INVASIVE species i know that was part of
46:49
Speaker 1: the presentation the. Other night what what can you tell
46:52
Speaker 1: us on on where we are with some of these.
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Speaker 15: Invasive, species well during, the talk the one big one
46:58
Speaker 15: that always brings up is the zebra muscle and we uh,
47:02
Speaker 15: AND unfortunately i, you know it's it may be unsolvable at.
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Speaker 14: This point, you know we are the controlling authorities like
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Speaker 14: the l G, r A the City. Of boston they, monitor,
47:11
Speaker 14: it right, you know the populations boom, and bust, you
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Speaker 14: know we see that Even On lake Travis and buchanan
47:18
Speaker 14: AND even lbj where, you know some years we look
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Speaker 14: at the data and the numbers are the. Sky high
47:22
Speaker 14: but then you have a really hot summer and zebra
47:24
Speaker 14: muscles don't like, hot water and then they die off
47:27
Speaker 14: and we have a cool spring they'll come. Back up
47:28
Speaker 14: so it's a boom.
47:29
Speaker 16: And.
47:29
Speaker 14: Bus, uh well we have found though the zebra muscles
47:32
Speaker 14: when they first, showed up probably around, twenty seventeen we're
47:34
Speaker 14: thinking it's going to destroy, the fisheries and we have
47:36
Speaker 14: seen no evidence of. That yet there doesn't seem to
47:40
Speaker 14: be it doesn't seem to be having the negative effect
47:42
Speaker 14: that we see.
47:42
Speaker 13: Up.
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Speaker 14: North uh and on the, plus side we're also starting
47:45
Speaker 14: to get more And more world Red or state water
47:48
Speaker 14: body records. Readier. Sunfish, yeah really they're they're eating those things.
47:52
Speaker 14: Like crazy Really starting we're starting to get some stuff
47:55
Speaker 14: submitted a, really big readier sunfish Like On. Canyon lake, and.
47:58
Speaker 1: Yeah some of these. OTHER faces, i mean that's not a,
48:01
Speaker 1: bad thing.
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Speaker 17: Is?
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Speaker 14: It, no, no no and and and BLUE. CATFISH levelm
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Speaker 14: i think we're starting to see, you know, you, know
48:07
Speaker 14: yep it's, you know but low. Hanging, fruit ye, bibra
48:10
Speaker 14: muscles it's. Not there they prefer to. Eat, shad yeah,
48:13
Speaker 14: you know blue zebra muscles all day long if.
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Speaker 1: IT'S available I saw i think It was Parks AND
48:20
Speaker 1: wildlife tv show On The San. Marcos river there's an
48:23
Speaker 1: invasive species that's kind of like the equivalent of the
48:27
Speaker 1: lion fish. In, saltwater uh could you help?
48:31
Speaker 18: Me?
48:31
Speaker 14: Out, yeah yeah you know that's a, You know i'm
48:36
Speaker 14: station right here On The san. MARCOS rivery i could
48:38
Speaker 14: walk down there right now and go see. A, few
48:40
Speaker 14: yeah because it's a. They there they would die during,
48:43
Speaker 14: cold water but because that spring, fed river they can
48:47
Speaker 14: handle it. All year and they're. Not good they destroyed,
48:51
Speaker 14: the bank they undercut the bank and. All that we're,
48:53
Speaker 14: not involved or At least i'm not with any type of.
48:55
Speaker 14: CONTROL measures i believe there's a PROFESSOR at A and
48:57
Speaker 14: m who had a project working on THAT and i
48:59
Speaker 14: think they're some contractors who go out there and spere
49:01
Speaker 14: those fish. At, Night, correct, yes yes which actually sounds
49:05
Speaker 14: kind of interesting thing.
49:06
Speaker 1: To, do well it does. Sound INTERESTING and i know
49:09
Speaker 1: they had a big fish fry as, a result because
49:11
Speaker 1: apparently they they're. Pretty, TASTY oh i.
49:14
Speaker 14: DON'T know i know they spear tilapia, out there and
49:17
Speaker 14: that WASN'T til i.
49:19
Speaker 1: Know that tilapi, are tasty, but, Apparently.
49:23
Speaker 14: Yeah San marcus river tilapi are. PRETTY good i, don't,
49:26
Speaker 14: KNOW man i would like to try a lecho.
49:28
Speaker 1: Or farmer, All, RIGHT patrick i appreciate. The time it
49:34
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Speaker 1: Yes crispy we don't. Like That patrick garland Is a
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