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It's leaking past the dam and off to the left. My property slopes and you can see it coming out down below.It's too wet and soft to mow so it has become its own wetland down there. Draining and more clay or a heck of a truckload of bentonite is the answer...Put to tell you thr truth I've already spent 30k on what I have and given this economy I have reservation about spending more right now. Since it topped off at the spill way just this spring and I've only lost 4 feet in depth with 25 more feet left (this is a deep hole) I'm just going to watch the level for a while. This fall looks to be a dry one so it should be a good test. I have a decent watershed in wet weather so it should fill back up.Everytime it drops another foot I take my tractor and drive around the perimeter packing down the soil...it just makes me feel better to be doing something. I wonder if spreading some benonite in the tracks would help?
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