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Leaving the cut portions of the thorny locust on land for 6 months significantly reduces the sharp points of the thorns and I'd say they would make good cover in a pond. The best tree for cover is the next nemesis thorny tree and that's Osage Orange. That stuff will last for years and years submerged in a pond.
Fish on!, Noel  
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