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<blockquote data-quote="CATCHDAWG" data-source="post: 5885034" data-attributes="member: 2210"><p>You obviously do not comprehend basic logic. If a hunter kills a bird it reduces the population by one. If three hunters kill a bird it reduces the population by three. If three hunters kill three birds in a area that's nine, and these are all obviously gobblers. What percentage of the population was effected by these nine gobbler's? And now, since you're so good at math and all, let's say one raccoon raids one nest in one night. That killed a (possible) dozen birds. Three raccoons in one night raided three nest and killed thirty six birds in the same area in a single night. What percentage of the population was effected most by, hunters or predators? If you cannot understand that basic logic then it's obvious that a intelligent conversation cannot be had by you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CATCHDAWG, post: 5885034, member: 2210"] You obviously do not comprehend basic logic. If a hunter kills a bird it reduces the population by one. If three hunters kill a bird it reduces the population by three. If three hunters kill three birds in a area that’s nine, and these are all obviously gobblers. What percentage of the population was effected by these nine gobbler’s? And now, since you’re so good at math and all, let’s say one raccoon raids one nest in one night. That killed a (possible) dozen birds. Three raccoons in one night raided three nest and killed thirty six birds in the same area in a single night. What percentage of the population was effected most by, hunters or predators? If you cannot understand that basic logic then it’s obvious that a intelligent conversation cannot be had by you. [/QUOTE]
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