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Hello every one, Well being it was a nice sunny day we decided to go for a drive and check on the acerages.
Well we went out to check on the pond to make sure that the warmer was still running okay... Every thing was fine as usual for our cold winters here.
I was curious on checking the Hole that I drilled in the fall to see if there was any water in it and also if it was frozen over or not..(The hole is 12" wide by 13' feet deep) .The reason I drilled that hole is to add a sump pump in and that will keep my pond filled to the top better when the liner is laid down and landscaped..
Any ways I was surprises again to find another Musrat down there again..We have fished out two musrats sinces I have drilled that hole..We have a Plywood over the hole with a heavy pot over the plywood..How are they getting in there is beyond me...?
Onces I get the sewer pipe in ,I am sure I won't find any more as I do not want any musrats in my Pond when its all finish..Yuck..
Has any one else found any surprises in their pond lately?
Thanks Chatterbox Lyle
Well we went out to check on the pond to make sure that the warmer was still running okay... Every thing was fine as usual for our cold winters here.
I was curious on checking the Hole that I drilled in the fall to see if there was any water in it and also if it was frozen over or not..(The hole is 12" wide by 13' feet deep) .The reason I drilled that hole is to add a sump pump in and that will keep my pond filled to the top better when the liner is laid down and landscaped..
Any ways I was surprises again to find another Musrat down there again..We have fished out two musrats sinces I have drilled that hole..We have a Plywood over the hole with a heavy pot over the plywood..How are they getting in there is beyond me...?
Onces I get the sewer pipe in ,I am sure I won't find any more as I do not want any musrats in my Pond when its all finish..Yuck..
Has any one else found any surprises in their pond lately?
Thanks Chatterbox Lyle