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I dont know for sure but my acre and a half pond in cavecity arkansas costed me about 4 000 in fuel and its 18 ft deep and it was a blast to build I used a d6 c 10 k model to do it thats not making it look pretty around the edges either but it was my first time and I would do ita gain too
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Mr. McDonald, you say that you use pond liners. How do these hold up to rooting hogs? I'm buying a place just south of Rocksprings and I am planning on putting a well and an 1.5-2 acre tank on it. I would think that hogs would tear a liner up. Wouldn't bentonite be a better option? Sorry if I high jacked the thread.
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Al maybe some of this....? " well yezzzir i thinks i can dig yee a mighty fine pond,
i mean i know how to run a dozer perdi darn good
aint nuttin to it really...
dig a hole an add water...bouts all there is to it"
Fishing has never been about the fish....
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