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Wainzoid
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- Dec 25, 2006
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Hello everyone,
Its been awhile since I have posted here. I have dropped in and done some reading from time to time. Too many irons in the fire. Still very active in my local club and still fishing when I can. I started dirtfishing a little over a year ago and really got hooked, it has consumed alot of my spare time.
Anyhow, a few weeks ago I noticed that the landowner, who owns one of the better stretches along upper Clover Creek, was begining to cut trees and clear brush from his meadow. Curious, I stopped and talked to his hired man that was doing the work. He said that they were preparing to pasture cattle there in the spring, this meadow hasn't had cattle in it for 30 yrs probably. It doesnt need cattle destroying the streambank.
I've been out of the loop for awhile and was wondering which agencys still provide streambank fencing? Who has the best deal? I used to know all this stuff, but time (couple yrs) and old age doesnt help me remember. I'm willing to do the leg work to get streambank fencing installed. I think the landowner is very approachable, but doubt that he would foot the bill. Our Sportsmens club could/would probably provide some labor and possibly a little funding, but I havent mentioned it to them yet (next meeting). Which agency should I talk to? At one time some provided material, some labor, and some did both. I know the PGC did alot of it or at least maintained alot of it locally. Can somebody point me in the right direction?
thanx ...duane
Its been awhile since I have posted here. I have dropped in and done some reading from time to time. Too many irons in the fire. Still very active in my local club and still fishing when I can. I started dirtfishing a little over a year ago and really got hooked, it has consumed alot of my spare time.
Anyhow, a few weeks ago I noticed that the landowner, who owns one of the better stretches along upper Clover Creek, was begining to cut trees and clear brush from his meadow. Curious, I stopped and talked to his hired man that was doing the work. He said that they were preparing to pasture cattle there in the spring, this meadow hasn't had cattle in it for 30 yrs probably. It doesnt need cattle destroying the streambank.
I've been out of the loop for awhile and was wondering which agencys still provide streambank fencing? Who has the best deal? I used to know all this stuff, but time (couple yrs) and old age doesnt help me remember. I'm willing to do the leg work to get streambank fencing installed. I think the landowner is very approachable, but doubt that he would foot the bill. Our Sportsmens club could/would probably provide some labor and possibly a little funding, but I havent mentioned it to them yet (next meeting). Which agency should I talk to? At one time some provided material, some labor, and some did both. I know the PGC did alot of it or at least maintained alot of it locally. Can somebody point me in the right direction?
thanx ...duane
