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Hi Everybody
Just wanted to introduce myself. I have been lurking here for about 6 years, been a subscriber for one. My Wife and I are both retired Marines, still a few years from full retirement. We own 250 acres in Western Kentucky where we plan to move in a few years. We have a small one acre man made pond that is about 8 feet deep and stocked with bream and LMB. It has not been properly managed in years and is overrun with small bream, although the LMB seemed to have made large gains in the past few years. We also have shared ownership of a 35 acre lake that has been built and rebuilt twice since 2010. (Dam and spillway problems, more questions on that later) The lake is now full and holding water water well. It's time to stock it. I'll post those questions in another topic. I would like to thank all of you for everything I have learned so far and hope to learn more.
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Welcome to the posting portions of the forum, GunBoss! Congrats on your lake and pond, plus a huge thanks for your and your wife's military service!
If you have been reading a while, then you already know...Pictures Marine, PICTURES!!! lol
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