I love you guys, you crack me up reading your posts, this site is great, a home away from home ! My Wife often sees me laughin' it up, reading posts, jokes, or stories posted here, I'm sure she thinks I'm crazy, thanks Theo, bobad, CB1, & Rad.
I'm also thankful that Bob had the Convention, and I that I have friends I know, that actually go thru the same things I experience. Thanks again to the PB members for the support & encouragement in my new development, it's appreciated more than you will ever know...motivation starts somewhere !
davatsa, I will recreate my website, it's tough to pull up roots and relocate property wise...I'm not fully adjusted myself. I had conversations with DD as to how many times one can pull this off in a lifetime (improving raw land into a retirement environment), and know it's limited, I hope I found my home. (But there are other very fine properties in the area...what if ?, hahahah)
heybud, I'm just north of May, 1/2 mile from the Comanche County line. We need to hook up...where did you get your fish from, is there a local hatchery near Brownwood ?
Ewest, I have a question for you my friend, I often look to you for advice, you haven't disappointed me yet
I have 2 pond building opportunities outside from expanding the existing water. One potential pond site is directly in the overflow path from the small existing pond. The other pond site streams off a completely different watershed. Is there an advantage or disadvantage ? Would forage naturally relocate downstream, or is the effort to relocate forage the same for both scenarios ? I have a large watershed (220 acres), and substantial rains like we have now overflow the small pond.
p.s. dang, I have to edit yet another post to answer CB1's question (and possibly rad, although I think he's poking fun at me
A 5 deer county in Texas allows any hunter with a license to harvest 5 deer...2 Bucks, 3 Doe. Personally, I like wildlife and enjoy watching them...there's no way I could eat 5 deer in a year , YIKES !!! But I do like to see activity when I'm out hunting for the BIG one
