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I can almost see your fish grinning in that photo as they look forward to their upcoming pond improvements!
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Congratulations ! It's a beauty , wishing I had one , one extra handy tool . Someday , even have a SIL that uses one in his business, ( A really good SIL , 3 beautiful kids and 27 years married to my daughter ) but he rents one as needed.
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Ambassador Field Correspondent Lunker
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Thanks everyone!
I had a smaller one for a long time. Got to point where maintenance costs made it questionable to keep. Have rented some; but hard to find time and a bit of a pain in the keyster to arrange, etc. Based upon how much we want to do, I think the purchase will work out better for us (i.e. more able to utilize when find time and less expensive to do all we want to do). We'll see.
Looks like sediment ponds built in 2003 now have about 5 feet of sediment in them. They did their job. Time to do a bunch of maintenance / work on a number of ponds, around farm fields, food plots, etc.
Fishingadventure: Sounds like you're a fortunate man.
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