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Hi,
I've been looking at the this site for years now and am getting close to convincing my father to sell me the home farm. It's 80 acres with a natural stream running through the property. The stream is small but I've only seen it completely dry twice in my 40 years. It's feed by field run off mainly. My plan is to dig a pond 1-2 acres using the stream as a means to fill and keep full with some natural flow. No real plans in place but I like the idea of having my own "On Mutt Pond" someday. I'm thinking SMB,WE,BG?,Black Crappie?,YP....... Yes I know I said crappie, just don't take my birthday away!!!!
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syre9801,
Welcome to Pond Boss...tons of good info and a bunch of helpful folks here....
...when in doubt...set the hook...
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Hope things go your way. I harp about this all the time but think it over. Just imagine what ya could do with 2-3 1/2 acre and 2-3 1/4 or smaller ponds instead of one big one. Since ya been lurkin for a while ya surely have seen pics of the incredible fish Cecil raises in very small BOWs. Small ponds are easier to manage.
Do nature a favor, spay/neuter your pets and any weird friends or relatives.
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