bc_skier

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   by bc_skier 5y ago

   I live to the west of you out on the peninsula and we couldn't get milk for the past week and a half. As in there wasn't a single carton of milk anywhere in multiple stores. Curious if it's just smaller towns relying on distr
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   by bc_skier 5y ago

   It generally happens pretty quickly. Salmon seem to all have a "stray rate", where some percent will stray from their natal river on their spawning run. It makes sense, as it allows for colonization of new habitat, or to revive ex
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   by bc_skier 8y ago

   I definitely agree with bush planes being pragmatic vehicles of utility, and are generally stripped down pretty bare. But I've heard more than one bush pilot refer to his plane as the SUV of the bush, generally these were larger planes
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   by bc_skier 9y ago

   On theory I have heard relates to the fishing pressure in the North Pacifci Gyre. From what I understand Chinook and other anadromous species typically make one revolution per year (it's not uncommon for US born fish to be caught off J