Thanks a lot for the voice of reason Cecil. I posted the results from state biologists about this on a previous post including the head fish biologist and fish vetrinarian employed by the state of wisconsin. Maybe in Texas or other parts of the south it is not likely this occurs but as we say in the car business up here, people down there drive 100 miles to go for ice cream. I literally have 5 ponds within 1/4 mile of mine and am less than a mile from lake michigan.
I would bet anyone on this board my last dollar that I could use a ordinary stick to collect fish eggs on and move it from any of my adjacent neighbors ponds to mine with some hatching taking place. I could walk it there with no problem. There is no way the eggs would dry out too much in the 30 seconds it takes a bird to jump a few hundred yards.
I respect Bill Cody's opinions but it has been 20 years since we have seen any tornados here and no one else enters my property.
