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Ryan Brook, PhD. Chairman of the Boar
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🍁• #ElbowsUpCanada • Community Engaged Wildlife Research • Professor • University of Saskatchewan • farmkid • dadof2 • Rebel Scum • born@330ppm CO2 now 428 • 7x covid vax • caribou • invasive pigs • wolves • peatlands in the Hudson Bay Lowlands Manitoba .. more

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Let me introduce myself. I'm a professor @usask.bsky.social at the University of Saskatchewan. My group works on invasive wild pigs, caribou, wolves, and other beasties. I take the responsibility of my academic freedom very seriously and use it and good science to hopefully have some influence.

There are a LOT of people in Saskatchewan who see unlimited access to guns as a top voting issue and that's all that matters to Moe and company-literally that's all that matters.

sorry! I couldn't help myself

Very cool! We just published a paper on urban moose.

alcesjournal.org/index.php/al...
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL OCCURRENCES OF PRAIRIE MOOSE ACROSS AN URBAN TO RURAL GRADIENT IN SASKATOON, CANADA | Alces
alcesjournal.org

Wow that is McGyver level genius.

Looking forward to Dec. 1 when it becomes legal to put up a Christmas tree.
mickey mouse is laying on a ladder next to a christmas tree
ALT: mickey mouse is laying on a ladder next to a christmas tree
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Current energy level:

That likely costs extra.

I mean, it will 'operate' at least for a while, but let's be clear it will be a disaster.

This is legitimately the most ridiculous thing I've heard in 2025. Only some corporate eggheads that have never visited a university could think this stuff up.

Fires and droughts are the new normal and need to be budgeted for realistically. Health care is expensive and getting more so. None of these should in any way be considered a 'surprise'.

what a terrible response. Why is someone so incompetent as Cockrill in this important position?
I really wish we'd stop calling them climate "skeptics" or "vaccine skeptics", if you jump off a cliff we don't call you a "gravity skeptic"

Before genetic studies we thought the big herd bulls did almost all of the mating but genetics found that these younger interlopers were able to sneak in and breed more successfully than previously thought.

What? That is both insane and not surprising.

My mom and I went to Holland last year and the flight Saskatoon to Toronto was the same as Toronto to Holland flight. None of this makes any sense.

Looking at flights Saskatoon to Winnipeg... nothing less than $1,000. OK.

Quitting Twitter was the best decision I made this year. It is frustrating how many people screen shot twitter stuff and post it here on bluesky. I came here specifically to avoid twitter!

Just add some cut up hot dogs and you nailed it.

Who is Andrew Scheer? Never heard of him.

That looks legit!

Hazzah. Two bulls were found with net/fencing tangled in antlers. When released they received an ear tag.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnrK...
Elk found tangled in net in P.A. National Park
YouTube video by CTV News
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I just emailed Tom Perry the PANP head biology dude.

hmm. tag should be more inside the ear

Watson: great scientist, piece of shit human.

That's interesting- never heard about this. They released elk in the Montreal Lake area but that was almost 25 years ago now. The ranched elk have yellow tags in both ears.

Bannock dogs for supper.

Cree fry bread for dessert smothered in honey butter.

Andrew 'ham fists' Scheer is truly pathetic.

Reposted by Ryan K. Brook

Great play by play from ⁦‪JP Tasker‬⁩ of last night’s theatre. At least the NDP caucus was honest about the quandary they faced and the strategy they chose. The CPC cannot say the same. #cdnpoli www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
How the Conservatives helped pass Carney's budget, avoiding an election | CBC News
Minutes before time ran out on Monday's budget vote, two senior Conservatives swooped into the chamber claiming their electronic voting app wasn't working and declared they wanted to vote against Prim...
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