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Hey guys, would love to have a visit - dying to meet Cecil and Bob in the flesh! Sorry to say, however, the last of my RES have been spoken for! I have some American Pondweed and CSBG I can supply...is that worth a trip? I've got plenty of bairdello gills this year. Had three good hatches in the pond this year. May be in the same boat after keep a few hundred, dish out a few hundred to the schools, and sell a few hundred. I'll be moving a few thousand into tanks in the next couple weeks. Hmmm, I am trying to thin my herd, but Bob-O if says I need some of them there bairdello gills put me on the list!!! LOL!!! Unfortunately out of state sales cost me an extra $300.00 plus dollars per lot for a the VHS virus testing. Can't be justified for a fish producer of my small size.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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Heck Cecil, you could have dropped off my trailer, picked up yours and continued West! If you had a diesel you wouldn't have any gas expense.   It would be fun but... Bob would be fun company though.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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