re: Crappie condo weights

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This is my method. I collect Christmas trees from neighbors and sink them in the local lake with a cinder block and nylon rope; I handsaw in grooves to the trunk to tie it off to.

OP just wants to make it complicated and brag about his new lake lot on Clarks Hill.

Last month he was on here wanting to build his own lumber mill for these trees to build a cabin.

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Thats the method I usually use but the number of blocks would be substantial.


By the way I have bought a portable small mill and Columbia county has agreed, in principle, to issue a permit to use breen timber in the framing of a shop. It is getting cooler and the time is right for clearing and the first step is to get rid of the smaller trees....and putting them in the lake seems like the best idea, just looking for the cheapest way to sink them. The number of and size trees is what makes it more complicated, easy to sink 15 - 20 xmas trees, its another thing altogether to sink 100 20 foot tall oak and sweetgum trees. They are to small to mill and to expensive to put in the landfill....