Some chainlink all twisted and bent. It should moss up nice or drive some branches in it
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Well....we got more rain than we bargained for (not a complaint) and everything filled up on us. That means we didn't get a few things done but it's all good.
One thing we didn't finish was the dock styrofoam. Time to wader up. Thank goodness for tractors. FYI Farm jacks on telephone poles don't work
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Great thread. BTW. Have you thought about the ramifications of keeping those ponds full with a well. Seems like a lot of water to be pulling out of the ground for recreational use. Could be an issue for you and your neighbors in drought years. I only ask because I'm interested in doing the same with our place because the ponds have been dry twice in the last 6 years and starting over every few years gets old.
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Originally posted by BolilloLoco View PostGreat thread. BTW. Have you thought about the ramifications of keeping those ponds full with a well. Seems like a lot of water to be pulling out of the ground for recreational use. Could be an issue for you and your neighbors in drought years. I only ask because I'm interested in doing the same with our place because the ponds have been dry twice in the last 6 years and starting over every few years gets old.
If you're thinking of using a well to keep ponds full drop me a PM. It takes a bunch of gallons per minute to keep up with evaporation during the summer. None of ours make enough water to do that. The goal is simply to take the edge off during wetter months so we can try to play catch up.
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One of the other problems.... I mean opportunities the quick rise in water created was the points at the main house big pond didn't get finished.
Somebody (who shall remain nameless) missed the elevation on the transit and both points were dead even with the spillway instead of a foot above the spillway. Guess that's what you get for paying your labor in fishing rights and beer.
Not to worry, dirt is easy to dig and dump trucks are fun to drive. We actually got most of this done the past weekend just forgot to snap pictures of the finished points.
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostShould have thrown In swimming rights if they wanted the elevation shot right!
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