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Yellowstone Bison Running for their lives

What do they know?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMSPrHXvyws

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hu9FRI7T9FE

IRIS reports 4.8 Earthquake at Yellowstone today

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30-MAR-2014 12:34:42    44.77    -110.66    4.8    5   0   YELLOWSTONE REGION, WYOMING     4558126

http://www.iris.edu/seismon/

Yellowstone's Volcano Bigger Than Thought

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QuoteSALT LAKE CITY — Yellowstone's underground volcanic plumbing is bigger and better connected than scientists thought, researchers reported here today (April 17) at the Seismological Society of America's annual meeting.

"We are getting a much better understanding of the volcanic system of Yellowstone," said Jamie Farrell, a seismology graduate student at the University of Utah. "The magma reservoir is at least 50 percent larger than previously imaged."

Knowing the volume of molten magma beneath Yellowstone is important for estimating the size of future eruptions, Farrell told OurAmazingPlanet.

http://www.livescience.com/28821-yellowstone-supervolcano-bigger-plume.html

Surprising Activity Discovered at Yellowstone Supervolcano
Sara Goudarzi   |   March 14, 2007

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QuoteSupervolcanoes can sleep for centuries or millennia before producing incredibly massive eruptions that can drop ash across an entire continent. One of the largest supervolcanoes in the world lies beneath Yellowstone National Park, which spans parts of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.

Though the Yellowstone system is active and expected to eventually blow its top, scientists don't think it will erupt any time soon.

Yet significant activity continues beneath the surface. And the activity has been increasing lately, scientists have discovered. In addition, the nearby Teton Range, in a total surprise, is getting shorter

http://www.livescience.com/1336-surprising-activity-discovered-yellowstone-supervolcano.html

Drilling in Greater Yellowstone: Massive outcry erupts over well pads in wildlife areas

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QuoteA proposed 136-well natural gas development in the beloved greater Yellowstone ecosystem south of Jackson, Wyo., has become the most controversial project ever contemplated within the boundaries of the Bridger-Teton National Forest.

The  plan, which our supporters recently helped protest, would allow  Plains Exploration and Production Company  to develop 136 natural gas wells in some of Bridger-Teton's prime wildlife habitat  for moose, elk, pronghorn antelope and rare predators such as wolves, grizzly bears and lynx., The U.S. Forest Service recently issued a draft environmental analysis for the project which has been roundly criticized as harmful to air, water quality,  wildlife and recreational values.

The wells would be developed using the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing in an area designated as part of a vulnerable drinking water aquifer and in the headwaters of the Hoback River – a wild and scenic river.   Project air emissions are projected to degrade the wilderness airsheds over adjacent national parks and forests; well pads and roads would bisect one of the most important big game migration crossroads in the southern Yellowstone ecosystem.

http://wilderness.org/blog/drilling-greater-yellowstone-massive-outcry-erupts-over-well-pads-wildlife-areas

What MORONS figured that fracking at yellowstone was a good idea?

:o

::)

Animals know the matrix fabric of reality is coming apart and must try and run from it even though there is no where to go.

The end of our time is approaching.

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Natural gas wells are not not necessarily fracking wells. And the reason? Money money money.

Ok let's see how many post they'll be on the end of the world or how evil oil companies are? 30? 40? Over 100? We'll be discussing it till the end if the world!  Oh now wait a minute..... ::) ;)

I just don't see the buffalo hauling ass out as a good sign... and hopefully they are not stupid enough to frack around a super-volcano...

but that is an oxymoronic statement, isn't it?


seeker

I suppose this is not a normal migration.

Did anyone check? :)

Yellowstone is currently overdue from exploding. It really should have gone off years ago. The land has been rising at a quickened rate. The Bison will have to run very far to get away from this one. Hundreds of miles. I thought it was going to blow off about 4 years ago. I was wrong. But nothing can stop it. It really is not a question if it will, just a question of when.

It is also a very good reason for all of the Ghost cities in China. They are making room for you all. If it goes at least 1/3 of the states will be returned to Mother Nature. Maybe even sink Texas back down to under sea level. Anyone within say 700 miles of the place should keep a bag packed near the door. Less than 100 miles. forget it, you just might be Yellostone toast. When it goes it will be felt around the world. It will be that big. If anyone catches military bases within 500 miles moving this week then they know something. Or it could be just another hic-cup and settle down for more years.

Deuem

Well lets hope :D But California had a 5.a today with minor damage and A51 is feeling shaking under Mt Hood up in Oregon

Just is case... go reserve us a nice spot in one of those Ghost Cites :D


(http://www.iris.edu/seismon/views/eveday//imgs/zmMap.eveday.N_America.gif)

Perhaps those strange "underground noises" that people have been hearing over the last few months. The lava carving out new channels and collapsing unstable caverns on its way.

I know this might sound silly but I would advise everyone to get a passport. If Yellowstone does go, the passport will be worth its weight in gold. Everyone else will be stuck in lines for weeks yet you would just get on a plane and go. The rest get caught in the dust and lava. This thing will eventualy blow. The rockies on one side all the way to the missisippi. It will split the states in half. I am not screaming the sky is falling, only consern is that you should be ready to move at a moments notice if it does blow. From what I have read it is almost 20,000 years overdue to pop. Just be ready if it does.

I would not put Yellowstone on my list of places to visit.

Deuem

Quote from: deuem on March 31, 2014, 09:30:36 AM
I would not put Yellowstone on my list of places to visit.

It's really pretty there :D

Quote from: zorgon on March 31, 2014, 09:45:53 AM
It's really pretty there :D

Till it goes Boom!

Yea it is one of natures best. The movie 2012 depicked it pretty well and what it would look like if it went up in smoke. Just the yellowstone part, not the whole movie. Didn't the land rise about 4 inches last year?

Hey, do you know where the Bisin went? Or were they just off on a trip to better feeding grounds?

Deuem

Quote from: deuem on March 31, 2014, 10:06:12 AM

Till it goes Boom!

If it goes BOOM I doubt I will have time to pack so I will hope that it blows east like Mt St Helen did :D

QuoteHey, do you know where the Bisin went? Or were they just off on a trip to better feeding grounds?

No idea but no animals died in the Sumatra Tsunami... they arr ran away uphill (save one trapped rabbit) The elephants broke away from their handlers and stampeded away leaving the trainers scratching their heads...  Several minutes late half those trainers died

So maybe they were just out hiking down the road :P but if animals are running one way I think I will turn and go that way too... just in case :D

Quote from: deuem on March 31, 2014, 10:06:12 AM
Till it goes Boom!

Even then, it's an unique experience in a lifetime. :)

A shorter lifetime.

It looks like some of them went into town, here
and are munching on front lawns.

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QuoteA herd of bison hanging out in Mammoth were not disturbed when a 4.8 magnitude earthquake shook Yellowstone National Park at 6:34 a.m. near the Norris Geyser Basin. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/4-8-earthquake-rumbles-yellowstone-national-park-article-1.1739924

If Yellowstone blows I'll be able to roast marshmallows from my front porch.

Quote from: WarToad on March 31, 2014, 04:24:28 PM
If Yellowstone blows I'll be able ....

I learned if Yellowstone blows, everything on earth has a problem?  8)     :-\

Like having a big BBQ.

Quote from: Lunica on March 31, 2014, 06:52:55 PM
I learned if Yellowstone blows, everything on earth has a problem?  8)     :-\

Like having a big BBQ.

Yes, I was jesting.  If Yellowstone blows I'll be gate crashing the Canadian border if I survive the initial Boom.

This is the last day for the united states of america. the giant ash cloud created by this super volcano will first envelope vegas, then st louise, chicago and at long last, washington dc will have its lights go out

I have goose bumps people!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGGXHWnPnK8

I wonder if we have to worry. The USGA said it would be another 90,000 years. If you look at what they wrote it has erupted 3 times before and the time is getting shorter not longer. The 90,000 years is from an average not a sliding scale of presure building up. First time between 800,000 years, 2nd 660,000 years. Next time they say 700,000 years which is 90,000 years from now. I would think this is a wrong way of looking at it and should be more like 400,000 years ago which would make it late and very angry.

Bottom line is if it pops the states are in big trouble. Again I urge all to have a passport. It could be worth its weight in Gold if you had to leave the US for this reason or anyother one. There is no gloom and doom in that statement, just conserned of others.

Quote from: deuem on April 01, 2014, 08:17:11 AM
I wonder if we have to worry.

Add fracking into the calculations :D

Here is the previous ash fall map

(http://www.tetonwyo.org/em/docs/images/yellowstone_ash_cover.jpg)

Well according to the map, Louisiana looks good! Whoo Hoo!

Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on April 01, 2014, 12:47:59 PM
Well according to the map, Louisiana looks good! Whoo Hoo!

I expect also zero problems over there  ;D ;D

unless the new madrid pops too, sarge; better have the sport model ready or an all weather pirogue...


seeker

Quote from: zorgon on April 01, 2014, 11:34:43 AM
Add fracking into the calculations :D

Here is the previous ash fall map

(http://www.tetonwyo.org/em/docs/images/yellowstone_ash_cover.jpg)

This map has the ashfall from St. Helens incorrectly drawn.

Portland and surrounding areas were covered, in reality.

Not so on this map.

Lot of shaking going on today  Chile gets hit by an 8.2  Vancouver Island gets a 4.7...

Thing is lit up like NORAD at Defcon 1   :o

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You called NORAD?

Mr. Deuem, I know where one of them running-for-their-lives steak-on-the-hoof critters ended up.    ;)


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The Turner bison herd across 14 ranches is approximately 55,000 bison, which is the largest private herd in the world.


Of course, the true aficionado leaps into action, draws his knife, scampers quickly to the still-quivering carcass and severs the throat, slurping the salty warm blood; alas, a tradition somewhat lacking in many of the finer restaurants in 'the city.'   :P

The Turner Mobile Hunting Lodge® has an on-board kitchen to prepare your truly-fresh kill to one's unique satisfaction.




While we're waiting for what's left of our bison to be prepared, we will share these pictures from the Annual Spring Hog Hunt on Ron Schmidt's exclusive mountain top/subterrainean estate in Nevada...so exclusive that we can't even mention the nearest town or we'd have to kill ourselves.   :P   We do know it's EMP hardened and has a back door to "Lake Thresher."   :P



Veerrrry tasty! Especially the pickled snout in the Waterford crystal Ron sent the hunt participant's for Holiday remembrances.


Aha! The dinner bell beckons us to the dining car.




At last... The pièce de résistance  !




Ummmmmmm...smell that sizzling bison ribeye....yummmmmm...

Of course, we sidelined a portion for tomorrow's lunch.   :P




An old family recipe to share.


Bison Burgers with Cabernet Onions and Wisconsin Cheddar Recipe (http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Bison-Burgers-with-Cabernet-Onions-and-Wisconsin-Cheddar-351256)

Yield
Makes 4 servings
Bison meat is very lean and is best served rare or medium-rare.

Ingredients
   •   2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
   •   3 cups sliced onions (about 2)
   •   3/4 cup Cabernet Sauvignon or other dry red wine
   •   1 pound ground bison (buffalo) (http://www.greatrangebison.com/)
   •   2 tablespoons chopped shallots
   •   1/4 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
   •   1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
   •   4 organic hamburger buns
   •   6 ounces sliced Wisconsin white cheddar cheese
   •   Dijon mustard
   •   1 small head of escarole, leaves separated

Preparation
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in heavy medium skillet over medium- high heat.

Add onions, sprinkle with salt, and sauté until tender and golden brown, stirring often, about 10 minutes.

Reduce heat to medium and continue to sauté until very tender and well browned, about 15 minutes longer.

Add wine and cook, stirring occasionally, until liquid is absorbed, about 5 minutes.

DO AHEAD: Can be made 3 days ahead. Cool, cover, and chill.

Preheat broiler.

Gently mix meat and next 3 ingredients in large bowl.
Shape into four 1/2-inch-thick patties.
Heat remaining 1 tablespoon oil in heavy large skillet over high heat.
Sprinkle burgers with salt and pepper; add to skillet.
Cook until well browned, about 2 minutes per side for medium-rare.

Open buns and arrange, cut side up, on rimmed baking sheet.
Place cheese slices on bun tops.
Broil until cheese melts and bottom halves are lightly toasted, about 1 minute.
Spread bottom halves with mustard.
Top each with a few escarole leaves, then burger.
Spoon onions atop burgers, dividing equally.
Cover with bun tops; press lightly.


Cheers    ::)

Yellowstone Volcano Eruption Effects: Entire World Would be at Risk if Supervolcano Erupts

Well, this is not all new information, but it is an August 1, 2014 news article. In this article, which has the diagram that has been posted in this thread more than once, it does say, "The Yellowstone-size eruption will occur. Of course, we have no idea when. It's being monitored very, very closely. So there is no chance of it occurring without any warning. But it's a devastating event".

It also says, Yellowstone erupted about 640,00 years ago, as well as 1.3 million and 2.1 million years ago. These are the large eruptions. Note that the next to last big one occurred at 800,000 years after the prior one, and from the last one we now are now 640,000 years into the next one! So, time-wise we are at 80% of the most recent known time frame for this "blowout". Of course, we and many coming generations will likely pass before the next one, but then, this thing could go at any time couldn't it.

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/834488-yellowstone-volcano-eruption-effects-entire-world-would-be-at-risk-if-supervolcano-erupts/


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i think there were pics a few months back.just about every conspiracy board was making threads.of corse olbummer made deals with australia and argentina to move americans there in an emergency.mass migration.thats why the open boarder and being nice to the immigrants.insurance.
plus the more open land down there,the better our chances of survivle later.we will lose alot of natural resorces if it blows.the worlds supply of wood products.so call it carbon tax to get south america to grow trees and wildlife/potential food ,lol.

mass migration on a global scale.plus basically death for anybody in canada and russia unless they get out in the first week.car air filters will be stopped up after that and then no way out.all filters in all industries which means no power in a month.even nuke plants will shut down.then freeze and nuclear meltdown,
then acceleration of death for all of northern hemisphere .

the poor wont make it out.
the moment it starts,you have two days.on the third it will be full blown panic and banks will close.the plastic cards will be useless and so will cash.gasoline runs supreme,air filters will be next in value.reusable wash out types will be like gold.

Quote from: rdunk on August 02, 2014, 10:49:23 PM
... Of course, we and many coming generations will likely pass before the next one, but then, this thing could go at any time couldn't it.

Especially with the fracking operations...