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GPS Coordinates: N 45 30.567',W 100 18.544'

Directions from Mobridge, SD:

7.5 mi about 13 mins

From: Mobridge, S Dakota (A)

  1. Head east on W Grand Crossing/SD-20/US-12 toward 1st Ave W - Continue to follow SD-20/US-12 4.3 mi
  2. Turn right at SD-1804 3.2 mi

To: 130th St/SD-1804 (B)

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Rare Spoonbill Catfish!!!

by , Posted to on 01/04/2011 1:10 PM | "Quote" | "Quick Reply" |

Joined: 02/03/2004
Location: ND
Re: Rare Spoonbill Catfish!!!
by on 01/04/2011 1:16 PM | Reply #1 | "Quote" | "Quick Reply" |

Joined: 02/03/2004
Location: ND
Re: Rare Spoonbill Catfish!!!
by on 01/04/2011 1:45 PM | Reply #2 | "Quote" | "Quick Reply" |

Joined: 05/04/2005
Location: ND
I've seen quite a few of her videos. I like the science experiment ones and the ones of her offloading several rounds through various weapons into random targets. She seems pretty well rounded except for the spoonbill catfish knowledge.


This is my BOOMSTICK!!!

Re: Rare Spoonbill Catfish!!!
by on 01/04/2011 2:16 PM | Reply #3 | "Quote" | "Quick Reply" |

Joined: 02/03/2004
Location: ND
Yeah, you can tell she really enjoys blowing things up.
Re: Rare Spoonbill Catfish!!!
by on 01/04/2011 2:18 PM | Reply #4 | "Quote" | "Quick Reply" |

Joined: 02/03/2004
Location: ND
Spoonbill Catfish (Polyodon spathula) The spoonbill catfish, also known as the paddle fish, is one of most ancient fish around. They are also one of the oddest looking fish species. Spoonbill catfish are not actually catfish at all as the name implies. Spoonbill Catfish were once endangered but are making a comeback. Spoonbill catfish or paddlefish may have been around for at least 300 million years. Adult spoonbill catfish grow to seven feet long and can weigh as 200 pounds.
Spoonbill catfish are plankton eaters, they filter zooplankton (microscopic animal life) from fresh waters. To do this Spoonbill catfish swim with their mouths open. Some states allow the harvest of Spoonbill catfish and others don't!
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