Coalition to Preserve and Grow

On the game preserves where you buy the birds and they are set out in a field for you, do they do anything to the birds first before setting them on the ground? I thought the bird handlers did something so that they wouldn’t fly off, just stay tight until they were flushed. The birds in question are chukars.

i was taught a trick with quail that should work with chukars too. kneel down in the spot you want to plant the bird, wrap your entire hand around the birds body and leave his head and neck sticking out the top of your hand. hold the bird firmly and gently and spin it around like you were twirling a cain, or a steelers terrible towel, or like you were twirling a lasso, only in front of you instead of over your head. spin them about 8-10 times and stick them in the cover. do it all in one motion without a pause beween the spinning and the burying in cover.

the guy called it "dizzying" the bird and its worked for me. although i only use this for training dogs and have never tested it past about 45 minutes, but quail will stay put that long anyway

To determine the number of deer in a game preserve, a conservationist catches 402 deer, tags them and lets them loose. Later, 732 deer are caught; 244 of them are tagged. How many deer are in the preserve?

The answer should be you can’t find an answer with that information. If not, its 1090
732-244+402

But there could b deer that weren’t caught so you can’t find the actual number

catches 636 and tags 212 how many are in the game preserve?

i presume that out of 636 caught later, 212 have tags

ans: (399/212)*636 = 1197 <——-

Hey, we just got a new monopoly set after playing with one that is 20 years old (no exaggeration) and would like to keep them together and stop them from getting dog-eared. We would like to figure this out without having to laminate all of the stuff. Is there a trick or tip that you can be used to otherwise preserve monopoly things without the usage of rubber bands, which can of course bend the middle area?
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Thanks,
BenGeocth

While the game is in storage, put all of the game bits in Ziploc or any other brand of resealable bags. The snack-size bags are good for the Chance and Community Chest cards, houses, hotels, dice, tokens and money. Sandwich-size or quart-size bags will be needed for the Title Deed cards. The resealable bags are an inexpensive and fairly durable method of all kinds of storage issues, and I swear by them. Assuming you play the game occasionally, there should be a standing rule that no one is allowed to fondle or otherwise touch the game pieces any more than is necessary, and everything is handled with care. – LJS