No private pond North of I-20 off US-1 on old four notch road. It's fairly big has 3 islands in it, small ones, and had a problem with the spillway. So they have been draining it all week. I was out there last weekend helping my uncle out. He had me hanging over a couple feet of stagnant water in a track hoe bucket! It's part of my grandfathers property, but its all divided up between aunts and uncles now. My grandfather had about 20 catfish ponds and tried to make a go at farm raising them later on in life. He was a unique indivudal and knew how to make it off the land. I grew up out there fishing and picking blackberries and what ever else I was told to do. LOL! Good times! I go there quite often. We, my dad, has 48 acres up the road we are setting up for hunting and 4 wheeler riding on. Not really enough to do anything much in a jeep. Has some ok spots though. Shot me a pm if you want to come out for a visit some time.dphillips said:
Ah 9 months! Gotta love em. I have twins and let me tell you it was a challange!dphillips said:
Not really. That is supose to be like that. This is where the work has to be done.s10er8 said:
I hate cleaning mud, but for some reason it's still fun to play in it every once in a while. Our trip to Gulches wound up being a muddy mess. Mark and I had some mud-slingin' fun though. Cleaning it all off when we got home was a chore!eace:
dave92cherokee said:
Looks are decieving. Where my jeep is sitting water would be over the hood. I would bet that it would be very close to the roof if not over if there was water in it. The mud in this pond is sticky, clay like sticky. I did not get to go where I wanted because it was still too wet. I played on two ledges there too. However, there wasn't anyone to take pictures.s10er8 said:
Actually that is a clay type of mud that I am in. It packed up the irocs like they were at's! The big damn is all clay. That lovely red stuff!UNCC_99XJ said:
