You never know there could be some bass and pickerel in there, def sunfish . I've caught bass in some pretty small ponds. They stocked so many around here back in the '60s and '70s . Keep an eye if you see any movement or whatever they're in there. Or like aa said throw something in ? And if they're not in there and it's close to your house, you could always bring fish home and throw them in there. I may have done that when I was younger lol.
Almost forgot about the frogs yes I hear them sing all over the farm in the pond and creeks we also have a bunch of tree frogs so the music is wild at nightOOOWEEE that right side looks like frog heaven, or really all around the edge...do you hear any frogs? I just broke my PB on a frog lure. Also around this time if you spend about 20 minutes just staring at the water you might see some movement, especially right before sunset. Toss some pieces of bread in there and see if anything comes up
Have albino squirrels in Kansas City area as well. Quite a few of them. All in town though, never seen one out hunting rural wet bottoms.We have a few black ones around here but getting fewer and harder to find. I went through a town in Missouri once that had albino squirrels, they had signs in the town square I guess you would call it, saying it was illegal to kill or feed them. Can't remember what town but somewhere around Springfield.
I was just thinking about the price tag on something like that. I bet you can make your money back quick though.Oh man I wish I had something like that all I got is a walk behind brushmower and a chainsaw
Amazing, could watch that all day.
letsdig18 is my favorite for stuff like that. He does a lot of work on ponds like building and also fixing them but also just other jobs that require those big machines. I have no idea what most of the machines are called but I too enjoy watching.I watched about 15 minutes of this sitting on the porch. Way better than peeling off that plastic film stuff.