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<br />JBF: Yeah… <br /> <br />BL: ….and I see the wind thing and cattle are a game animal – I’ve hunted up in the water <br />thing with the state and I was seeing more ohia damage in the preserve area than I was <br />in Hawai’i an Homelands with all the cattle and like was brought up – Puuwaawaa – <br />we’ve got every game animal there living and co-exist and I have pictures of the cows <br />and everything and very little rapid ohia death and like I said the fire that we had a <br />couple years ago decimated the forest on the makai side – there used to be a healthy <br />population of goats there – no RODs – the fire came through and what the bulldozers <br />didn’t kill or the fire burned down, you know, got… <br /> <br />AA: Sorry, Brian… <br /> <br />BL: Sorry… Sure… <br /> <br />AA: Ah, JB you want to touch up on that real quick we gotta move forward… Yeah, as far as <br />the – I just wanted say – the first samples that I took, too, I saw these trees dying – I was <br />convinced 2012 there’s something wrong – but I didn’t get any new pathogens. We <br />were finding the same old pathogens – it wasn’t it – so when a tree dies there’s a lot of <br />different fungus – you know the first guys to die of COVID or AIDs they didn’t know what <br />was going on and you know we weren’t that many people working on it until I hired <br />someone we had exactly zero forest pathologists in there, but, yeah, we could have <br />picked up the disease a year or two earlier. I don’t know if it would have been in time – <br />looking back at aerial images it was pretty widespread before anybody really started <br />noticing it was out of the ordinary. But definitely the local people picked up on <br />something before I did – I’ll give you that one. <br /> <br /> Oh, if game animals, oh, I just – do people hunt hem, I mean, is it on the list of game <br />when you get your hunting license – the rules and regulations – it doesn’t include cattle. <br />I just mean legally; I don’t mean whether you eat ‘em or not. So thank you for the <br />opportunity to talk – let me say that, you know, we’re in COVID lockdown still, blah, <br />blah, blah. I can meet with small groups – if any one of the groups around the islands <br />wants to have a meeting – I’ve met with different groups around the picnic table in the <br />park – whatever, if you want a follow-up discussion – I’m happy to come around and <br />talk with anybody. I’ve had discussion with different hunt groups in different places <br />around the Island about what we’re seeing and Rapid Ohia Death in general so let me <br />know, um, JBFriday@Hawaii.edu – I’d be happy to come around and talk. <br /> <br />AA: OK. Thanks, J.B. <br /> <br />KS: Hey, this is Kanalu. Can I ask just one quick question? <br /> <br />AA: Ah, got to be real quick Kanalu… <br />25 <br /> <br /> <br />
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