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  • Опубликовано: 15 апр 2023
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Комментарии • 4,3 тыс.

  • @Young_Guwop
    @Young_Guwop Год назад +1373

    This isn't a pond build, this is a birth of an Oasis.

    • @charleshall6357
      @charleshall6357 Год назад +7

      They do in that grass

    • @ongke8920
      @ongke8920 Год назад +16

      where is the desert in this video?

    • @Noah_7s
      @Noah_7s Год назад +29

      A pond turned into a whole ecosystem

    • @rocketrockstar8171
      @rocketrockstar8171 Год назад +7

      @@ongke8920 you can have Oasis's on tropical islands!

    • @ongke8920
      @ongke8920 Год назад +7

      @@rocketrockstar8171 where is tropical on this video?

  • @OregonGrower420
    @OregonGrower420 Год назад +28

    You should start planting more plants along the banks. It gives good habitat for spawning

  • @oldbloke135
    @oldbloke135 Год назад +41

    I built a goldfish pond in my UK back garden and all the wildlife I see is a a couple of frogs and a hedgehog that comes for a drink at night. You have eagles! I've never even seen an eagle outside of a zoo. Absolutely fantastic series.

    • @MrTuubster
      @MrTuubster Год назад +1

      In Belgium my pond also attracts Herons and a Kingfisher. Bad for the fish, but beautiful birds.

  • @LRCII72
    @LRCII72 Год назад +133

    I think you should invite some of your local school kids out, talk to a few teachers, bring them out introduce them to outdoor life. You and your family have created such a great educational platform for learning. Keep up the great work!

    • @QuailsFarmY
      @QuailsFarmY Год назад +27

      I don't know about that. The kids and parents would always ask to keep coming and start getting annoyed when the owner says no. Then people might sneaking in and tension between owner and fishers would get worse and worse. It happens alot in trout rivers in Australia that go through farmland.

    • @WN_Byers
      @WN_Byers Год назад +12

      Sounds like a liability nightmare. No waaaay

    • @andrewserieys9890
      @andrewserieys9890 Год назад +3

      Interduce

    • @kaihamasaki9307
      @kaihamasaki9307 Год назад +1

      Nope

    • @melvinrelf9813
      @melvinrelf9813 Год назад +7

      Nope. Bad idea. Let the man have his privacy 😂

  • @liamrex4390
    @liamrex4390 Год назад +767

    Drop everything to watch when I get the notification you uploaded. “Oasis” would be a sick name seeing as the pond has become such an oasis for the wildlife around you!!!

    • @ongke8920
      @ongke8920 Год назад +1

      where is the desert around?

    • @TheDryLevy
      @TheDryLevy Год назад +11

      @@ongke8920 an oasis doesn’t have to be in a desert or around sand, it really is just a beacon of life for animals around

    • @liamrex4390
      @liamrex4390 Год назад +2

      @@TheDryLevy Exactly, thank you!!

    • @americanmiketv
      @americanmiketv Год назад +1

      But do you watch it on FULL SCREEN?!?!?!

    • @spurofthemoment23
      @spurofthemoment23 Год назад +1

      Stolen comment

  • @cliffcampbell8827
    @cliffcampbell8827 Год назад +84

    If you plan on keeping the top of that drain trench open then you are probably going to put some kind of series of steps on both sides so the ducklings can get out. Trust me, they will somehow always, ALWAYS end up in areas that they can't get out of and it only takes a little bit of time for the mother duck to abandon her little ones.

    • @Tyleroto
      @Tyleroto Год назад +7

      Any wildlife small enough to not be able to climb out will be able to fit through the drainage pipe.

  • @anotherashley7
    @anotherashley7 Год назад +27

    I'm from a big city up north. Watching your videos and listening to you explain every detail is so calming. I love nature, but it can be hard to appreciate in a concrete jungle. Thank you ❤️

  • @thatfishingnoob
    @thatfishingnoob Год назад +23

    Your pond is going to have so many giants in it. It’s going to be insane.

  • @icholi88
    @icholi88 Год назад +107

    I love how calm you always are, makes this a great channel to revisit and decompress. Just fishing and aquaculture, a warm blanket at the end of the day.

    • @floridaman4073
      @floridaman4073 Год назад +8

      One of the biggest things is his calm demeanor. Just a cool southern guy you would hang out drink beer and swap fishing stories.

  • @jsworrab
    @jsworrab Год назад +107

    I love how you are conscientious of all of the wildlife even the predators instead of just focusing on the threat they could be to the work you've done. You have a really good outlook on things brotha

  • @yeti8it396
    @yeti8it396 Год назад +4

    I can only DREAM of having the $$ and property to do what you have done. I know it takes a LOT of planning and $$ to achieve it all. My hats off to ya from Chattanooga TN

  • @roberthutcheson6543
    @roberthutcheson6543 Год назад +16

    We have otters come to our local pond, cormorants too. It is a 4 acre pond, over 20' deep on one end and has a lot of grass. This has maintained a very healthy spotted bass and panfish population for over 50 years with heavy public fishing.

  • @omarlynn2992
    @omarlynn2992 Год назад +66

    For over the past year or so, this has been my favorite Sunday night show! Bama Bass keep up the great work!! 🤙🏽

  • @powerface71
    @powerface71 Год назад +122

    Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us! I am terminally ill and these videos make me so happy! It truly helps take my mind off of the bad stuff, which sadly there is a lot atm. God bless you and thank you so much for sharing the pond build with us, it is truly a blessing to watch the pond come to life and all of God's creatures coming to live there! I LOVE IT!!!! :)

  • @HalaandaiseSauce
    @HalaandaiseSauce Год назад +14

    I had a juvenile eagle fly around my neighborhood once, and you could hear the crows for miles. they traded off attacking and scaring away eagle. It was a crazy aerial display! They chased him higher and higher and for a pretty great distance. It’s neat to observe such crazy intelligence of the crows. It almost seems human like because they really behave as if they are protecting more than just themselves, and they have a concept of value for their environment.

    • @rdizzy1
      @rdizzy1 Год назад

      Crows do some crazy shit, I once saw them act just like a group of pick pockets does, to steal food from another animal. One or 2 crows will annoy and distract the animal, while a third one swoops in from the other direction and steals their food. Then the other 2 fly away and they meet back up to share it. They are highly social.

  • @TheEaglePatriot
    @TheEaglePatriot Год назад +7

    This is actually incredible. I’ve spent the last 3 hours watching all your videos. This is going to be the best pond in the nation for bass fishing. You’re doing an excellent job, not only for the fish, but for the entire ecosystem in your area. This is so awesome. I’d love to just come and sit and watch all the wildlife let alone throw a line in… *fun idea* maybe hold a catch and release tournament for less then able bodied kids who can’t fish normally!!!!

  • @andreezy0408
    @andreezy0408 Год назад +73

    I’ve been watching this channel from the first episode of this series, at first I didn’t even know there were many other videos. I’m a 27 year old Korean guy from Los Angeles and I didn’t realize I could ever be so interested in a series of this topic. I’ve never done any of the things here but it’s all so interesting. My favorite part of the videos are always the animals and I hope those ducks finally learned how to ducking (yes for the first time in history, pun intended) land. It was so sad seeing them crash. Please keep doing your doing big boss.

  • @hepaticanobilis9700
    @hepaticanobilis9700 Год назад +66

    THE DEAD? OAK: If you want to have equal size on all the trees, you should replace the tree as soon as possible. It's probably dead. You check it by wrapping your hand around the trunk, it should feel cold. If you are unsure, compare with the green one next to it. Since all the other trees are alive, you haven't done anything wrong. Talk to the supplier and report it.

    • @codygooch510
      @codygooch510 Год назад

      So if it doesn’t feel cold it’s dead/dying? Is this a pretty accurate way of finding out if an oak is dying? I hope it works like you say it does. That’ll be revolutionary for me 😂😂

    • @hepaticanobilis9700
      @hepaticanobilis9700 Год назад +6

      This is a simple and accepted way to find out if a plant is dead. It is about the amount of water in the plant. It is difficult to judge if the plant has died recently, but this is a tree where the sap has not risen in the spring. If you still feel unsure, you can test yourself with leaves. A green one sitting on a tree and a brown (dry) one from last year. :)@@codygooch510

    • @bvwagner
      @bvwagner Год назад +10

      He’s right. Whether be it mold or fungus that tree is dying. And you certainly don’t want whatever is killing it to spread on the property. I’d remove it.

  • @josephdemoss689
    @josephdemoss689 Год назад +1

    Miss your videos. I have really enjoyed watching the process of your lake build.

  • @richardbartley2584
    @richardbartley2584 Год назад

    Flipper...F, Bama...B, Auburn...A in fact all the SEC schools could be named, maybe use all caps for Bama and small letters for the rest. I'm thrilled with what you've done with and what you continue to do with your property. I lived in Montgomery until 1989 then my wife and I moved back to Florida but we both miss Bama a lot. I swear if we still lived there I'd come down there and help for free. Not too much a 70 year old can do but that type of work is therapeutic. Keep up the good work, God bless

  • @StollOutdoors
    @StollOutdoors Год назад +515

    One thing u don’t want are cormorants. They eat so many fish/baitfish.

    • @tjmurray2295
      @tjmurray2295 Год назад +28

      I agree

    • @jandyg
      @jandyg Год назад

      Shoot, shovel and shut up.

    • @hydraxx-ev3ve
      @hydraxx-ev3ve Год назад +124

      Shoot it

    • @brettmoore3194
      @brettmoore3194 Год назад +1

      Challengebbbb.

    • @Rob.P974
      @Rob.P974 Год назад +95

      They can eat up to 3 kg of fish a day, keep an eye on it dude, if more come they’ll clean you out.

  • @Mrthortanbih
    @Mrthortanbih Год назад +38

    ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS a GREAT Sunday whenever I’m off and bamabass posts! I look forward to these post mostly every week. Can’t begin to wonder how or why I began to be so invested in this series but I’m glad I did.

    • @Mrthortanbih
      @Mrthortanbih Год назад

      Been on this channel since the storm came and wiped the backyard pond out and I don’t see that stopping.

    • @paulprigge1209
      @paulprigge1209 Год назад +2

      Sort of like Mutual of Omaha we used to watch on Sundays evenings. Lol! Getting to be a habit

  • @milolouis
    @milolouis Год назад

    Wow it has turned out perfectly. Absolutely beautiful.

  • @sethgraham2635
    @sethgraham2635 Год назад

    What a wonderful way to spend your time. I can't believe the benevolent nature of everything this team offers. Very cool..not only for science but for good wholesome way of peace.... absolutely love this.

  • @koypheesh1127
    @koypheesh1127 Год назад +59

    It's so awesome to see Moby grow into such a big bass compared to when he was first caught

  • @jkshitz28
    @jkshitz28 Год назад +93

    You have taught me so much about pond biology. I have a biology degree and you do things i would never even consider. Impressively well researched thanks so much for the series and promoting wildlife conservation. We need to rewild many areas in this country. We destroyed so much and it will never be the same, but we can do better. You have made such a big impact.

    • @jkshitz28
      @jkshitz28 Год назад +4

      @@tonyb7748 A lot of damns need removed, fish need to be reintroduced to certain bodies of water.... so many things! Im encouraged by the efforts I have seen tho! I have seen vids of river restorations. Always great to see.

  • @markzed66
    @markzed66 Год назад

    I've learned so much info watching the first few of your videos. Great educational content about how all the animals interact. Top job. 👍

  • @ktwheels44
    @ktwheels44 Год назад

    I like the scientific approach, and the narration is awesome... very entertaining.

  • @xIronPigx
    @xIronPigx Год назад +21

    Holy smokes Moby has gotten SO BIG!! Remember how teeny tiny he was when you first brought him home? My goodness has he come a long way!!!
    Great channel, keep up the good work!

  • @CRUSHEQUITY
    @CRUSHEQUITY Год назад +10

    I like the name "Icarus" for a missing letter I . Probably my favorite series on all of RUclips. Truly inspirational Bamabass and something I wanna try and eventually do up here in the North with Small Mouth and Walleye

  • @johndlouhy3334
    @johndlouhy3334 10 месяцев назад +1

    So cool to watch the transformation of this build. To see dirt grow into an entire wildlife habitat…very cool…great job..

  • @FishingWithTy36
    @FishingWithTy36 Год назад +2

    Water looks so clean and the wildlife looks awesome!

  • @LaTech064
    @LaTech064 Год назад +8

    Looks like the Crimson Oak Pond is going to be a fisherman's paradise. Name one of the bass Paradise, that would be fitting. Thanks for all of the hard work and content, been following for a few years now, always excited to see the next video and all of the animals.

  • @josephperry6822
    @josephperry6822 Год назад +14

    You have made an absolute slice of heaven! Such an enormous undertaking that has paid off handsomely! The diverse amount of wildlife that has made your beautiful pond home is truly inspirational. I believe most of us viewers are in awe of what you have accomplished! It's an absolute paradise!! I look forward every week to your next video!!!!

  • @fe4719
    @fe4719 Год назад

    Your videos are so calming and you are definitley a lucky man having all this wild life over there its crazy thanks for the amazing videos and I hope you add some new additions to your pond.

  • @Wtfroflmao987
    @Wtfroflmao987 Год назад

    I really like the naming contest. just a fun way to follow the growth of a new pond. love from your mississippi neighbor

  • @skyhawksailor8736
    @skyhawksailor8736 Год назад +34

    Just a small suggestion for the trench. You might want to think of putting a four to six inch dam in the trench a couple of feet from the pipe. Something as simple as a piece of angle steel, six inches on each leg, cut to the width of the trench. By putting this into the trench it will stop any mud or garbage from flowing into the pond. At work we had a trench in the middle of the wash rack for employees to clean their trucks and equipment. When I had to take the snowcat to Virginia Peak for my monthly microwave radio and generator run, depending how far down the mountain I had to unload, my truck, trailer and snowcat would be covered with mud. The next day I had to spend all day cleaning the mud off them with the pressure washer, then clean all the mud from the washing pad. The last thing I had to do is clean the eight inches of mud which had accumulated in the bottom of the mud trench. The mud trench had a steel plate slid into a slot a few inches before the drain. Most of the time the mud was up to the bottom of the grates, and after some really muddy trips the mud with be hiding the grates. I just removed the grates and would put sever shovel fulls into a bucket to put into the dumpster. I would not be surprised if some days I had removed near 1,000 pounds of mud from the trench.

    • @korzer
      @korzer Год назад +4

      When the grass and vegetation has grown Infront of the trench this probably won't be a problem

    • @brendanruhl8284
      @brendanruhl8284 Год назад +2

      Not a bad idea.

    • @skyhawksailor8736
      @skyhawksailor8736 Год назад +1

      @@korzer He had grass and vegetation before, but the rain took it out.

  • @twitchyshady
    @twitchyshady Год назад +14

    dude I've watched every video you've posted about this pond. I'm so jealous I'd love to be able to build something like this and the fact that you're giving care to all the other animals is just the best. I wish more people were like you. keep up the good work man

  • @eddiekulp1241
    @eddiekulp1241 Год назад

    Nice project , you had the land and the ability to build it

  • @lohne87
    @lohne87 Год назад +1

    Love your work! Fantastic to look at when i'm stuck at the office

  • @christopherr6363
    @christopherr6363 Год назад +7

    The joy I get when I see a notification fir a new video, WATCHING THIS TONIGHT!

  • @frankkang8304
    @frankkang8304 Год назад +5

    Hey man, great idea to implement that drain.
    One tip, if I may add, is to add like a check dam or a riprap. It's used to control and "filter" polluted soil from entering the water.
    If interested, look up stormwater pollution prevention. Majority of pollutions in water comes from polluted soil, and one way to control that is to implement these "filter" systems on stormwater piping.

  • @seetoronto-walkanddrone6653
    @seetoronto-walkanddrone6653 Год назад +1

    Awesome! Thank you so much for your time and effort.✌

  • @darmst9940
    @darmst9940 7 месяцев назад

    Amazing project, I wish could come and see it sometime in the future.

  • @brucebelitz3451
    @brucebelitz3451 Год назад +30

    I want to thank you for a very enjoyable series, not only informative and educational but beautiful and relaxing!

    • @lpgibbo7463
      @lpgibbo7463 Год назад +1

      Seconded. Love it. All the best from Yorkshire, England 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧

  • @rg20322
    @rg20322 Год назад +9

    This is by far one of the best channels I found right when you started the pond build. I'm not much of a fisherman but your videos, attention to detail/engineering, is awesome!

  • @SteelPastor
    @SteelPastor Год назад

    Just found your posts. I LOVE what you are doing. This would be my happy place!

  • @garjude5412
    @garjude5412 Год назад +1

    I spotted your video summarising the pond build and I thought, no way did someone build this on their property. I have been in bed sick with covid since Sunday and watched your entire 59 video playlist on the new pond. Incredible achievement 👏. Starting to get caught up on the older video's now. Well done to you and all your family! (And thanks for making my covid recovery a little easier)

  • @rgarlinyc
    @rgarlinyc Год назад +4

    Great progress, thanks for taking us along on this adventure with you!

  • @thomaschung5623
    @thomaschung5623 Год назад +4

    The pond is coming out super clean. May B&C have a fulfilment life

  • @profitprophets1363
    @profitprophets1363 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing this.

  • @Triple87
    @Triple87 Год назад +4

    This stuff is awesome. The pond looks fantastic. Can’t wait to see how this turns out in the future when the fish get big big. 🤙

  • @leonclinton5907
    @leonclinton5907 Год назад +6

    This pond is just getting more and more epic.

  • @chriscarroll3635
    @chriscarroll3635 4 месяца назад

    You have done an amazing job building this pond. The attention to detail is outstanding. I could only imagine five years or ten years from now. Can you say giants!!!!

  • @TheSourFox
    @TheSourFox Год назад +1

    Would love to see a bass named BassZilla! 🦖
    My Fiance and I binged every episode in this series in just a couple of weeks! Love watching every step of this pond build and can't wait to see what you do next! 😍

  • @kenc9236
    @kenc9236 Год назад +14

    This series is just wonderful.

  • @chrismarrs5010
    @chrismarrs5010 Год назад +4

    Those bass spawn beds are extremely cool. Glad to see the bass using them so more of their fry survive the the copper nose piranhas.

  • @jumtiwane7370
    @jumtiwane7370 Год назад

    Best feel good youtube channel ever, great job from France

  • @bramh5264
    @bramh5264 Год назад +2

    Name suggestion for the W - Wumbo ! From that spongebob episode where they stole the belt from Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy hope this reaches you well. Have been watching this series since the first bucket of dirt got scooped out of the ground. Love it. The video's are my start of the week when i ride the train to school on monday morning here in the Netherlands.

  • @anthonyburns3100
    @anthonyburns3100 Год назад +5

    Man I love these videos and seeing all the progress and wildlife that has made this place their home. Would love to see it in person one day. Keep up the great work and all the update videos coming..

  • @prestonrussell605
    @prestonrussell605 Год назад +3

    Another awesome video, this pond is going to be amazing next year! Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

  • @emetmama9609
    @emetmama9609 Год назад +1

    Love the update!! The shots of the Spawn beds was so cool. Some Bass names are Indy or Igor!

  • @dirtykidgaming3890
    @dirtykidgaming3890 Год назад

    Been watching from the beginning and I know what I will be doing when I move out to the country! Nice job @BamaBass

  • @philavon6956
    @philavon6956 Год назад +3

    I love the fact that you are an actual legend in the fishing world, but kept it so real. Everytime you upload i know i’m about to watch the exact same thing i subscribed for many years ago! Watching you frog fishing with straight mono will always freak me out

  • @leehowell4258
    @leehowell4258 Год назад +4

    First time finding this channel and really like the informative explanation on building a successful pond habitat! Seeing the beds from the aerial view is awesome! Love all of the wildlife you've got going on too! I think Calabash would be a cool name for a bass!

  • @jaesunsturkie7674
    @jaesunsturkie7674 Год назад

    I pray all is well. Can't wait to see the next video

  • @sgraham005
    @sgraham005 Год назад +2

    Lot’s of fun! Like that you’re tracking growth and growth. I also added prawn to my pond. You’re doing a awesome job. Name the Eagle “Eddie”

  • @NatureofNewYork
    @NatureofNewYork Год назад +12

    It really is so fascinating to see all the diverse wildlife that the pond ecosystems bring. Pretty soon we'll have to start calling it a wildlife sanctuary. Can't wait to see what the future holds, keep up the awesome content! 💪👍

  • @nakulkaushal4473
    @nakulkaushal4473 Год назад +4

    When I get the notification that you have uploaded, I put everything on hold to watch. Given that the pond has made me think of that adorable movie and the wildlife you created, *"RIO"* would be a fitting name.

  • @stuartdawes3133
    @stuartdawes3133 Год назад

    Love the content, can't wait to see how everything develops over time.

  • @mickeylegalhawk6510
    @mickeylegalhawk6510 8 месяцев назад

    This has a lot of planning. Love your videos

  • @grizzlyosc8586
    @grizzlyosc8586 Год назад +4

    Love these updates so much! I’ve been watching your videos for years and it’s crazy how far the pond(s) have come! I found a small orange kitten on the side of the road right around the same time that the pond build started - I think of him as my little tiger. It would be cool if one of the tiger bass got named after my little “Oscar”!

  • @doggmansnapperdude3405
    @doggmansnapperdude3405 Год назад +15

    Even after just four minutes of this video I can tell your Channel is and will be the best classroom for learning bass behavior I mean look what you have created it’s absolutely amazing I have to thank you for having the best channel on RUclips man!

  • @shughalonly4724
    @shughalonly4724 Год назад

    Really enjoyed the video...seems like a story of beautiful fantasy...loved it

  • @sharonzzevenbergen4840
    @sharonzzevenbergen4840 Год назад +1

    you are a wonderful communicator.
    ez listening.
    enjoyable and educational viewing.
    thank you for your efforts. :*))
    Blessings*SharonZ WA

  • @chrysopylaedesign
    @chrysopylaedesign Год назад +4

    I really appreciate all the very hard work you've put into getting your very large pond (or small Lake) & it's Eco-System to such a healthy & beautiful condition. It provides much enjoyment for us Armchair appreciators of such an Idyllic & Peaceful wildlife environment......w/out having to do any of the work ourselves.

  • @LeiYuanHong
    @LeiYuanHong Год назад +3

    Love the videos, keep them coming! Looking forward to life on the pond this summer.

  • @gabbagool7414
    @gabbagool7414 Год назад

    Awesome pond cool to see all the wild life as well

  • @bryanlloyd1099
    @bryanlloyd1099 Год назад +4

    The pond is looking great! 🐟

  • @ElMuzhighz
    @ElMuzhighz Год назад +3

    Not to mention Ive been loving this build all the way from the start where I came across your channel just as you started digging the dream!!❤

  • @MikeTidman
    @MikeTidman Год назад +4

    This is such a great series. Thanks for doing it

  • @jessewhisler686
    @jessewhisler686 Год назад

    BamaBass I enjoy watching your channel and getting to see the pond grow with your amazing work and RUclips channel

  • @delishme2
    @delishme2 Год назад

    I'm loving your videos, can't wait to see how the prawns go. I'm Australian and we have always had Yabbies, a small crawfish in our dams, but as you said they would demolish the clay.
    I live in the N.T near Darwin, and we call that species Cherabin. The home of their natural habitat. Great fun for the kids to catch when they get bigger too. Put a ham bone or chicken carcase on a line in the pond, wait until they find it and drag it in. Hours of fun and excellent eating. When i saw that Cormorant I though, "hmmmm he has to go find a new home" 😂 I'm glad you addressed that, in an extremely tactful way too 😁👍. As a Bird nerd, i'm loving watching all your visitors. So beautiful. Currently binge watching and enjoying them all so far😊

  • @franktorres3081
    @franktorres3081 Год назад +4

    Super video … thanks … you have a great ecosystem going there… your bass are getting really big also the blue gills 😊

  • @criticawe8511
    @criticawe8511 Год назад +16

    Love this series keep em coming

  • @philippselectri
    @philippselectri Год назад

    Love your content. Im finally filling my pond today. Cant wait to put in the fish.

  • @JonBooks
    @JonBooks Год назад

    Thank you for sharing Great Content!

  • @jaden3600
    @jaden3600 Год назад +3

    Another great update! It's crazy to think the pond is already getting to be this populated. Although it has probably felt like an eternity for you! I would suggest a bass name as "Simba"

  • @Jake-sx3vx
    @Jake-sx3vx Год назад +6

    The pond is looking awesome, you really created a whole other ecosystem on your farm.
    Name suggestion- indigo

  • @TonyMcDem
    @TonyMcDem 7 месяцев назад

    The pond’s journey should be a TV series. I’ve been captivated. Thanks for the hard work and then even more work to edit and share the footage with us!

  • @PhilipAsunciuonJr
    @PhilipAsunciuonJr 8 месяцев назад

    What a great set up.

  • @kedo
    @kedo Год назад +4

    not only informative and educational but beautiful and relaxing!

  • @fledgedfeathers
    @fledgedfeathers Год назад +4

    The pond updates are always my favorite anticipated videos! Even though there is water in it, the pond sure is still booming in new life and projects. It is indeed becoming an oasis. I would suggest a bass name of “Fathom”. 😊

  • @connermcginnis2993
    @connermcginnis2993 Год назад +2

    Always so excited to see your name in my uploads! Could not picture a more perfect pond.
    Name Suggestion: Ivar, if you catch him near the oak throne!

  • @maranatha1266
    @maranatha1266 Год назад +1

    I love watching this all come to life. It's been a blessing thank you for sharing. I have a few possible names for the Tiger Bass. "Dart, Dagger, Katana, Blade, Tyrion(tiny fish) Jet, Shamu and flipper"

  • @jank1215
    @jank1215 Год назад +12

    This channels come a long way from hatching some turtle eggs in the backyard so cool to see the pond progressing and become the slice of paradise it’s become I’m sure you’ll reap the benefits for years to come!
    Ps. Underweighted is a perfect name for a future hawg

  • @TheChosen2216
    @TheChosen2216 Год назад +4

    I really love this series. I have watched it more than once lol

  • @lindawilliams9732
    @lindawilliams9732 Год назад

    Your pond is gorgeous!

  • @officialextremeblue1221
    @officialextremeblue1221 Год назад

    Awesome pond! Keep up the good work!

  • @dempower
    @dempower Год назад +4

    Love these updates, that bird is a bass nightmare. 👍👍