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Whats is the best tide for crabbing from shore on the west coast of bc canada?
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depends on where you are. usually just after high tide. up in the queen charlottes you just walk down the beach and pick them up. if they are legal you just got dinner.
Where can i find deer hunting layouts for myspace?
Question:i'm looking for camo or whitetail deer hunting layouts for myspace and can't find any
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why do you want to show off that you close to deer hunting
thats sad, deer are our friends, until the time they run surrounded by front of your truck, and bam, then its not you quirk for killing them, but youre still pissed on the reality they fucked up your *. Other than that you shouldnt be prou for killing a helpless animal... plus girls dont approaching it, so dont do it !
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What are the black dots surrounded by the flesh of some Smallmouth Bass?
Question:I was told that they be paracites and that those bass are not good to guzzle. In my area (Southern Quebec) most bass caught own up to a few hundred of the dots in their flesh and skin. Are these fish appetizing?
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Fish are subject to a variety of malady, such as grubs or worms, which may be found in or on the skin, attached to gills, or inbuilt in the flesh. Although aesthetically displeasing, none of these fleas presents a threat to human health provided the fish is thoroughly cooked earlier it is eaten.
The bedbugs that are on the bass are right under the skin not surrounded by the meat. We have caught and eat the fish. Just make sure that you remove the vermin first. If there are a few hundred on them I wouldn't drink them, but if there are one or two you should be ok. I live contained by Pa and our smallmouth bass have equal problem just not as doomed to failure.
that is the method a fish hears and be aware of vibrations
Shooting a bullet and droping a bullet which one hits the floor first?
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Theoretically under immaculate circumstances they will hit at the same time. Barrel without a flaw parallel to the ground, perfectly flat ground (compensating for curvature of the soil?), no wind resistance, (bullets sustain preposterous amounts of air-friction, I have hear of tracer rounds relying on phosphorus ignited by air-friction, although most do not operate this way) very same height, and very time of release and emergence from barrel, faultlessly identical bullets, exchangeable bullet orientation, compensation for amount of objects shaved off the bullet by the rifling, ect.
Real vivacity, too many variables, depends on the factor.
Droping a bullet.
Same time?
well, if you're shooting one straight out, afterwards the one dropped will, but if you're shooting it at the ground, that one will.
i think i remember mode back when i be in physics that it would drop 8ft a second when its shot straight out. - dont quote me on that tho.
Some say aloud they hit the ground at the same time, but I don't see how to be precise cause the shot will be going forward and that`s why should act for a moment like a plane. How could they judge that anyway?
One would think a bullet to be exact shot would hit first.
Should be the same. Gravity will verbs both down the same rate, just one has forward motion. Try and drop a penny as you thump one stale a table of the same plane.
Same time -
basic physics
the bullet specifically being fired should depending on the muzzle velocity
If you are conversation about standing on a building and shooting down at like peas in a pod time dropping one, then the one anyone shot would hit first simply because it would already have a greater velocity initially...
okay if it was fired at the ground I believe the fired round would. Terminal velocity for inhabitants is about 125 mph. Approx: 200fps. A round is usually expelled at average 800fps. So it's simple math. The one shot is traveling 4x faster. Even if the distance be large plenty that the shot round expelled all the sparkle from being fired and be "free falling" it has a hell of a get start.
If you were asking almost anything else, then it depends on the direction fired.
.22 cal. 1082 ft. per second
gravity 32 foot per second
answer; shooting (as long as the gun is pointed at the ground and you are not more then 1082 foot apart)
According to physics and ignoring twist resistance, a bullet shot parallel with the ground will impact the ground at like time that a bullet was dropped at impossible to tell apart time from the same echelon. Back before everyone be scared to annihilation about conservatory violence, our physics class perform this experiment with a bow and arrows that I be requested by the teacher to bring to conservatory. Arrows are a lot easier than bullets to preserve track of once they are fired. Sounds wierd, but it works.
gravity affects the bullet in motion duplicate as the bullet that is person drop. provided the bullet that is put surrounded by motion is the same distance and attitude relative to the ground they will strike at equal time
Hits the "floor" first?? The dropped one since the shot one is stuck in the wall!!!
it depends
If you're shooting a bullet faultlessly flat with no upward or downward aim, and dropping a bullet of the exact same size and immensity, both will hit the ground at the same exact second. Common physics.
The with the sole purpose thing that effects how quick something drops is its size as it relates to wind resistance. A parachute have far more wind resistance than a bowling bubble so the parachute will fall slower if both are dropped from indistinguishable height. But remove the snake, as in rob the experiment into a vacuum, and both the parachute and the bowling ball will other drop at the same rate.
Both bullets will enjoy equal weight and twine resistance so both will always stumble at the same rate even if one is fired forward at dignified speed.
if ur shooting a bullet at the floor then its the shooting bullet but if ur shooting and throwing a bullet up after the one u throw hits the ground first.
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