Looking for a book

[tjm]

worldcat.org shows that Dallas County Public Library  in Buffalo, Mo. has a copy.  You can probably borrow it through your local branch. 

[tjm]

A few places also show pdf downloads- I don't know how that works, but if you search the title with PDF you'll get some free options? such as https://www.slideshare.net/jamawoje/free-download-pdf-knowing-bass-the-scientific-approach-to-catching-more-fish-full-pages-113978076

or  http://www.paperbackswap.com/Knowing-Bass-Scientific-Keith-A-Jones/book/1585745235/

good luck

[jdmidwest]

Who reads books anymore?

[fishinwrench]

4 hours ago, DChance said:

Christ on a bike.....just looking g for a book to read. lol🤣

What do you think this is, a book store ?

😂

[DChance]

21 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

What do you think this is, a book store ?

😂

🤣Hell no, I bet half yall cant read....🤣

[fishinwrench]

While you're studying bass science let me know if you learn anything about removing bass from their familiar home areas and relocating them to areas where they are completely lost.   

Surely there's something worth learning about there, that can help OTHERS to understand the potential impact of 7000 tournaments per year on every lake in the state.

[MOPanfisher]

Maybe it's a good thing, like rotational grazing for cattle.

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3 hours ago, MOPanfisher said:

Maybe it's a good thing, like rotational grazing for cattle.

Couldn't hold that back could ya??!!

[tjm]

Rotational; grazing doesn't benefit  the cattle, it gives the forage a rest. 

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24 minutes ago, tjm said:

Rotational; grazing doesn't benefit  the cattle, it gives the forage a rest. 

Unless you speak bovine I don't think you can make that claim...