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Ha. Thanks. 6 carp, I can do that! Getting tired of yr after yr battling using the chems. Used chems and Aquashade. Nothing has really cleaned it up.

42 grass carp in a 1/4ac pond? Trying to figure out carp numbers for my pond.

I use a combination of Aquaneat and Diquat w/surfactant. Seems to work well. But it's never a once and done.

If you have fish, be careful in how much of the pond weed you try to kill at one time. Decaying organic material.....you don't want to cause a fish kill.

And that looks like about 90# of total crazy! (good looking dogs).

I think I saw that vid a year or two ago. 16yo kid, good student, not a problem child. Ignorant cop. Interesting Vid. Haha, my town has tractors on the road all the time. Especially in hay season. Some being trailered. Cops never bother anybody. They know it's still a Ag community. No big deal...

Sounds fun. I want to see it live too.

I do too, but it's mostly moved from top of the head to eyebrows, ears, nose and back. :cool:

I too have a long time friend with this disease. He has motion problems that make him sick to the stomach, so no more boating or flights. Headaches etc. Watching his salt intake and keeping it super low helps. Mrs Dash seasonings when eating at home and salads when eating out. Menieres is often...

And brother I'm begging you to please, please, PLEASE keep those folks in place, at home, in California. 90% of the rest of the country will thank you.

Around here they use PA's. But you still get charged the full Dr rate/fee. Having surgery? You'll probably be handed over to a CRNA (certified registered nurse anesthetist). However, cut me open, and I want the frigging Anesthesiologist at my side. I appreciate the nurse going the extra mile...

Congrats! I'm sure you'll like your new implement. Once you get your tractor set up to use the grapple, please come back and post your comments/opinion on your purchase.

OP, at least look into Homestead grapples. I use a Pinnacle root grapple with a 73hp tractor and it has held up really well. I've picked up tree trunks, pulled sticker vines out of trees, moved logs vines and limbs into stacks to p/u with grapple. Dug out and pulled out a few smaller whole...

Yep. That's a bois d' arc tree (locally pronounced "bowdark"). Can be killer on your chain saw. Slow to rot. A lot of old houses used bois d' arc stumps as piers. Osage Orange, Horse Apple etc Goes by different names depending on what area you're from.

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