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#7105903 - 01/29/12 09:37 AM Re: COVERT OPERATION!!! [Re: SLABXPRESS]
WestTxJiggin Offline
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Registered: 03/10/11
Posts: 323
Loc: Sweetwater, TX
Those brushpiles will pay off for sure.
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#7106923 - 01/29/12 04:23 PM Re: COVERT OPERATION!!! [Re: Oldtooner]
TGalyon1 Offline
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Registered: 06/07/01
Posts: 310
Originally Posted By: Oldtooner
I would be willing to check out the legality of all this if you will send me the GPS coordinates. Purely for informational purposes only ;-)


+ 2 .. how deep did you put he brush in. I dont want to be looking all over the lake

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#7108076 - 01/29/12 09:03 PM Re: COVERT OPERATION!!! [Re: SLABXPRESS]
SLABXPRESS Offline
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Registered: 05/17/02
Posts: 1160
Loc: Teague, Texas
To answer a few questions:
We had permission to cut the trees.
We used cinder blocks for weight.
This lake is only 10-12' deep max, so most piles were dropped in 8-9' water.
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