Pond Questions

[Bruce Bradford]

Is this the best forum for questions about managing larger multi acre
ponds? I am a new pond(s) owner and have a lot to learn, but it looks
like this group may be mostly geared toward smaller ponds.

Thanks,

Bruce B

[Lori]

>Is this the best forum for questions about managing larger multi acre
>ponds? I am a new pond(s) owner and have a lot to learn, but it looks
>like this group may be mostly geared toward smaller ponds.

misc.rural might be a good NG to use.

[Sam Hopkins]

The larger ponds are called rec ponds. There's a few of us here that have
rec ponds. I'll try to answer any questions that you have.

Sam

"Bruce Bradford" > wrote in message
m...
> Is this the best forum for questions about managing larger multi acre
> ponds? I am a new pond(s) owner and have a lot to learn, but it looks
> like this group may be mostly geared toward smaller ponds.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce B

[adavisus]

(Bruce Bradford) wrote in message >...
> Is this the best forum for questions about managing larger multi acre
> ponds? I am a new pond(s) owner and have a lot to learn, but it looks
> like this group may be mostly geared toward smaller ponds.
>

Checkout pondboss.com, for ponds which are a tad larger

Regards, andy
http://community.webshots.com/user/adavisus
(photo albums of aquatic plants and descriptions)

[ponder]

We may be able to help you.....


Bruce Bradford > wrote in message
m...
> Is this the best forum for questions about managing larger multi acre
> ponds? I am a new pond(s) owner and have a lot to learn, but it looks
> like this group may be mostly geared toward smaller ponds.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce B

[GD]

I've some experience with managing large ponds, and would be happy to
provide advice. Unless the group requests that posts of this nature
be made here, let me suggest communication by e-mail. To e-mail me,
remove the REMOVE from my address.

Lori > wrote:

>
>>Is this the best forum for questions about managing larger multi acre
>>ponds? I am a new pond(s) owner and have a lot to learn, but it looks
>>like this group may be mostly geared toward smaller ponds.
>
>misc.rural might be a good NG to use.