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Again stocking 2 in LMB into an existing adult fish population can result ( documented scientific results) in survival from anywhere between 97 % to < 3 % That is a fun statistc!
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Again stocking 2 in LMB into an existing adult fish population can result ( documented scientific results) in survival from anywhere between 97 % to < 3 % That is a fun statistc! Excellent example of "It Depends..." 
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Well its simple really he only put 3% in one pond and the rest in the other! Haha, maybe that's misinterpreted a little
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Bill D got it. It really does depend and can be a real risk. You can avoid most of that risk by using 4-6 inch LMB in smaller numbers.
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