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Suffered a fish kill over the summer, due to LOW water. Pond is now 80% full pool, and I want to start over.
Im near Dallas. I do NOT want to use the "fish truck", so does anyone know where I can get some fish? Fairly locally?
Thanks,
Paul
"The doorway to freedom is framed in muskets"... Charleton Heston
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Do a Google search for phone numbers.
In alphabetical order:
Overtons Fisheries
Texoma Hatchery
Tylers Fish Farm
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"The doorway to freedom is framed in muskets"... Charleton Heston
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PFV,
Out of the 3 listed I have only dealt with Overton's Fisheries.
I travel 352 miles one way just to get his fish each year for the last 3 years.
No complaints, just shock & awe on fish stock, personnel and to throw the Frisbee with his dog while waiting for my order to be filled. How many other hatcheries offer that kind of companion?
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