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watch your terms here....invasive, or non native? there is a difference

no armadillos are not native to missouri

Armadillos are native to south america and have only been in the us for the last 150 years

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Armadillo's were brought here by some well meaning persons of non-native origin who thought they we would like some good old possum on the half shell.

:phew:

I don't believe the no worms theory. Even if it was true they would have a natural route from Central America right back into their traditional grounds.

I would rather be fishin'.

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I believe the LM bass is native, but was probably in much fewer numbers than the Smallmouth because clean, still water was scarce. The northern part of the state may heve been an exception, or not?

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watch your terms here....invasive, or non native? there is a difference

no armadillos are not native to missouri

Armadillos are native to south america and have only been in the us for the last 150 years

How did they get across the canal?

OK... another bit of fodder for debate...

Armadillos... native to Missouri?

From fishes to mammals. I don't know about 'dillos. I am not sure how they got here. I do know I don't like them.

I would rather be fishin'.

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:huh1: armadillos might be great for dinner. They bring their own boul to dinner.

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:huh1: armadillos might be great for dinner. They bring their own boul to dinner.

Yeah, Armadillo pate' BYOC (Bring Your Own Chips)

:bringitout:

I would rather be fishin'.

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How did they get across the canal?

I would imagine Teddy Roosevelt could tell you. :lol:

I am not sure how they got here.

They walked, but the Red river slowed them down quite a bit. They started crossing it in the 70's, and now here they are. <_<

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umm si if they walked here on there own are thay native now?

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There was a comment on this forum a few months ago about 'dillos not being able to cross the Missouri River... The crossed the Red River, the Arkanasas River, and the White River... I think the Missouri will be a piece of cake... :lol:

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I said that they have only been in the US!!!! for the last 150 years. The canal wasnt even built 150 years ago. did you forget your history?

they are excellent swimmers so it is deffinitely plausible that they could cross a river. no matter how big.

They cant tolerate the cold weather. Thats why they havent gone any farther north. dillos are an invasive species. They are not native here and never will be.

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