Pond King Blog

    Coming from the Piney woods of east Texas, I am used to seeing at least some trees near fishing ponds. Here in the Cross Timbers...


    Tags: Wildlife Management

    From the avid hunter to land owners with an enthusiasm for wildlife conservation, there are certain practices and management...


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    Many of us have heard the drumming of a woodpecker while enjoying a day on the lake, pond, or in the woods, but have you ever...


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    Fish dying in your pond is a natural occurrence. Losing all of the fish in your pond (known as a fish kill) however, is a major...


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    When providing artificial nesting boxes for wood ducks, there are a few key elements to consider. Wood ducks will nest in any...


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    Pond predators can be an unwanted sight around your pond, especially if you just spent your hard earned money to stock it. This...


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    Much like all forms of life, oxygen is vital to maintaining a healthy body of water, especially here in Texas. So how can you...


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    Kids love looking at them, and fishermen can't stand them! 

    Turtles are no stranger to ponds and lakes all over Texas, and other...


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    When managing a pond, knowing the size of the pond is extremely important when determining how you want to stock your pond, as...


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    Keeping pond water clear is a challenge that pond owners come across frequently. What you want to keep in mind is that the...


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    One common issue pond owners come across is cloudy water in their ponds. Cloudy water is not aesthetically pleasing, and in some...


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    Before diving into algae control, it is important to know that your best option for taking care of your algae problem is...


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