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  • Jim Haas January 17, 2019 at 1:55pm

    UMMMM.......plenty of venison shot from your back porch, ehhhhh?  You will eat good this winter, herr Byron....

    Byron wilkins said:

    With global warming plants and animals thrive and with unbelievable rise in temperature of 2/10 of one degree since 1970 this Lister character can't call himself a scientist using bad science and repeating it to the public. He should be parting with  the Dem while in Puerto Rico. 

    The only bugs I see here are spiders and they seem to have no problem with radiation. They must fast a lot because their webs  are mostly empty of bugs. Both of our apple trees were not properly pollinated last year, nothing to feed the deer, so we buy 25 pound bags of carrots. When it snows the deer come stare in the window until we feed them it is suppose to snow 5 to 8 inches so they will be here soon.

  • Byron wilkins January 17, 2019 at 11:54am

    I see yo may have a big storm coming. My dog does the same thing.

    Cheryl Nelson said:

    We still have ice on the ground from the last storm, and another one is moving in this afternoon for 24 hours.  Radiation from Fukushima, cell towers, crazy weather.

    LOL, staring works.  I have three cats who assume their feeding stations around 8pm and stare at me until I give them their treats. 

  • Cheryl Nelson January 17, 2019 at 11:25am

    We still have ice on the ground from the last storm, and another one is moving in this afternoon for 24 hours.  Radiation from Fukushima, cell towers, crazy weather.

    LOL, staring works.  I have three cats who assume their feeding stations around 8pm and stare at me until I give them their treats. 

  • Byron wilkins January 17, 2019 at 10:49am

    With global warming plants and animals thrive and with unbelievable rise in temperature of 2/10 of one degree since 1970 this Lister character can't call himself a scientist using bad science and repeating it to the public. He should be parting with  the Dem while in Puerto Rico. 

    The only bugs I see here are spiders and they seem to have no problem with radiation. They must fast a lot because their webs  are mostly empty of bugs. Both of our apple trees were not properly pollinated last year, nothing to feed the deer, so we buy 25 pound bags of carrots. When it snows the deer come stare in the window until we feed them it is suppose to snow 5 to 8 inches so they will be here soon.

  • Jim Haas January 16, 2019 at 10:09pm

    Insects and birds are VERY susceptable to radiation......think Fukushima.....

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