Good Guzzlers, Water For Wildlife

[@andirv5926]

These individuals are what make America great. They are selfless and caring to preserve our open spaces and its wildlife for generations to come.

[@kirstenwhitworth8079]

This makes me weep in gratitude. Thank you.
I hope one day there are guzzlers installed every mile or so in a grid across the desert - for all the wildlife.

[@idiocracy10]

you dont need them areas which can be accessed by heavy equipment, you can build catchments with natural materials, if done correctly, they will even create "natural" springs down hill from the catchment, if not, then you would use the plumping and float systems to meter out water to avoid evaporation.

[@kirstenwhitworth8079]

@@idiocracy10 I think you may not understand how delicate those areas are. Heave machinery would destroy them for decades, if not centuries.

[@idiocracy10]

@@kirstenwhitworth8079 as most people would do it, probably, but not if it was done properly, the harvesting of the rainwater would replenish and "fix" them, not destroy them.

[@lissaline]

I was about to agree with your comment until I saw on other videos that TPW allows hunting of all of these same animals. I don't like them now.

[@aaronlincoln4836]

@@lissaline Hunting is the main source of conservation efforts in this country. It's thanks to hunters that states can afford conservation programs that do vastly more good.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

You can build your own Guzzlers of any size Small Medium or Large very inexpensively.