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SWBTATTReg

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3. Nice interests in what you have developed, as well as the many interests you have in your property too.

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Wed Jul 8, 2026, 11:45 AM

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The soil I have is rather porous, and we have numerous small springs in my area, so rather than develop more ponds, more woodlands in my area, I kept my area more in pasture as it seems to attract more critters considering that most of my property is woodland (1/2 woods, the other half pasture, not for hay or anything like that, just 'wild pastures', which I have found peasants, quail, critters like this). And of course the all invasive deer everywhere (we're almost right on top of a state forest, so no hunting is allowed, etc.).

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Has anyone here created nesting habitat for Night hawks? [View all] 31j20b3 Tuesday OP

Here's a series of videos I have watched over the years, where a guy built a 5 acre pond, stocked it/etc., lots of SWBTATTReg Tuesday #1

2 THings, My experience is Nighthawks aren't tightly linked to ponds 31j20b3 Tuesday #2

Nice interests in what you have developed, as well as the many interests you have in your property too. SWBTATTReg Wednesday #3