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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 953.1 | Other discussion | BTOVT::JPETERS | John Peters, DTN 266-4391 | Mon Mar 09 1992 10:11 | 1 |
| See also 654.*
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| 953.3 | Never Sit Still | GLDOA::BARTON | OneMoreSnowStormPlease!!!! | Tue Mar 10 1992 13:23 | 14 |
| Yeah.....the best way to keep the mussels out of the outdrive is
to use you boat as much as possible 8^) 8^) then them little critters
don`t have time to take root. 8^)
I had my boat boat docked in Lake Erie for 3 years, and YES we have a
lot of zebra mussels. I never saw a serious problem. I did have some of
them in the water intake one year, but just a few with no serious
problems. My boat was put in in early May, and was in till Oct. I used
it every weekend though.
Some of the boating mags advertise something that you can wash/coat you
boat with. I think the mag was "Lakeland Boater" or "Trailer Boat."
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| 953.4 | Learn about ZMs in Merrimack, NH | SPARKL::JOHNHC | | Wed Jan 12 1994 13:12 | 13 |
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Note 310.15 Zebra Mussels 15 of 15
NASZKO::THOMPSEN 6 lines 12-JAN-1994 12:02
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The Merrimack River Watershed Council and the Nashua Regional Planning Commission
are co-sponsoring a lecture by George Vercelli on the impact of Zebra Mussels
on our water systems. This is a free lecture open to the public.
Thursday Jan 27 7:30pm
Merrimack (NH) Public Library
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| 953.5 | ZMs in Lake Champlain.... | GEMVAX::JOHNHC | | Tue Jun 14 1994 12:21 | 11 |
| Zebra Mussels are now in Lake Champlain, according to the VT Dept. of
Environmental Conservation (DEC).
If you visit Lake Champlain with your boat, please, *please* take the
precautions listed elsewhere in this topic before moving your boat to
another body of water, *especially* any body of water in the Merrimack
River Wathershed.
Thanks.
John H-C
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