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I spose I would if there was a sign like that. I did not read the article but I betr it has something to do with a certain species' migration route. I am sure it only lasts for a few days or something. With no sign? I would not stop.
I spose I would if there was a sign like that. I did not read the article but I betr it has something to do with a certain species' migration route. I am sure it only lasts for a few days or something. With no sign? I would not stop.
Does this apply to all animals...Do you only avoid deer and geese if there is a deer or geese crossing sign??
I spose I would if there was a sign like that. I did not read the article but I betr it has something to do with a certain species' migration route. I am sure it only lasts for a few days or something. With no sign? I would not stop.
If they were trying to protect an endangered species or something...then yes...I could see that. If that were the case, I would think that officials would know the name of the species in question though.
State officials could not say if they were there to protect a particular species of frog.
Have any of you guys ever ate fried Frog Legs???????
Does that taste anything like gator? mmm. I got drunk in NO one time and crushed a basket of alligator strips. I remember thinking "damn...these are some good chicken strips."
If they were trying to protect an endangered species or something...then yes...I could see that. If that were the case, I would think that officials would know the name of the species in question though.
My Lincoln has front sensors...let's you know when you are about to hit something. I guess next the next option will be a.....