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Yeh, I know the fish are spawning but I had work to do at the farm.
Got tree protectors put on all my new smaller trees, cages built and put around my Dunston Chestnuts, 750 Coppernose bream stocked in the pond, the fish feeder installed and bush hogged 4-5 acres.
I know that's a lot of work but when you can sit down and enjoy the fruits of your labor it will all be worth it! Looks like a nice getaway
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Yep. Enjoy your blessings.
You grow those skewers yourself?
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Nah but it took me about 30 minutes each to whittle out LOL
LOL!!
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very nice!!!!!!! If you dont mind me asking....is it pretty pricey for those bream? Looking to maybe stock some myself.
Probably should mulch your trees..they will dry out quick if it turns hot on you
Very Nice.....Congrats and I know you are proud!
looks good
Looking good Bro!!!
Paid $200 delivered fir the coppernose. He said they'll spawn this year to!!!!
Looks good DD. Don't know much about chestnut trees. Are they the ones that produce a nut inside of a prickly husk that burst open after dropping to the ground? You will love the coppernose.
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Yeh. That's them. The Dunston variety is what they recommend for wildlife. It's got blossoms on a couple of them now. I bought older trees
Nice!
Lots of work but your investment will really pay off down the road. Nice job.
BRM
My BIL out some copper nose bream in a pond. They get pretty big fairly quickly. A cricket has a life expectancy of seconds when it hits the water. They will hit flies pretty good too.
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He said by the fall with me feeding them that some would be big enough to eat. I'll just catch a few later this summer on the flyrod to mess with em