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Hi everyone! I'm sure this has been answered many times however besides being new to the forum, I am also an idiot when it comes to pond management, I am so happy to have found this site.
Here is my problem, I have several ponds that are collectively 3-4 acres, each pond was dug years ago as gravel pits, and my Dad just stocked them, the problem is, they are drainage problems that I just don't know where to turn. It rains and the ponds overflow into each other and over the years a lot of erosion has occurred. No overflow pipes,spillways or anything, what do I do, please advise. Thanks in advance!
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Welcome to PB. The question is what would you like to do with them. In order to give useful advice we need to know more info. Pics or a topo would help.
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Thanks, I will have to go down there perhaps next weekend and take somepictures, raining this weekend.
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welcome johnrocks you have come to the right place.
How well do they hold water?
There are a lot of ways to stop erosion but like ewest said we need more info.
Pictures will help alot.
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