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 Somerville brush piles
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12/31/13 02:18 AM
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itwasalladream
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Have about 15 christmas trees to sink in a few lakes near by. Does anyone know if its ok to sink trees in lake somerville?
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Re: Somerville brush piles
[Re: itwasalladream]
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12/31/13 04:39 AM
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zoomtx
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It must be ok because i know where a lot of them are, lol!
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Re: Somerville brush piles
[Re: itwasalladream]
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12/31/13 03:52 PM
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Catfish-hunter
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Yes it's cool. Friends used pecan lake to load trees from. Can't launch from there, but can bring trees usually closer to the boat. Pecan lake area usually has a lot of brush piles. At 7' low this year, I didn't see much.
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Re: Somerville brush piles
[Re: Catfish-hunter]
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01/01/14 12:15 AM
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kickingback
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I put a pvc fish attractor in lake Somerville. I was told it is OK by the park owners.
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