06-27-2004, 04:16 PM
Well, I am back after a month of no working computer. ssor finally got it fixed.
Now for the danger in Salt Creek. Sometime or other some European wild boars and sows got loose an have invaded the area. It is estimated that ther are now some what over two hundred in the last two mile area around Salt Creek between Ohio route 56 and Pretty Run Road. There is an area of approximately 200 acres that hads been invaded. These wild oigs love to play in the creek shallows and will attack just about anything.
They have come within a hundred yards of our home an all over the surrounding area from Salt Creek to a mile aeay. They will attack a human on foot so if anyone is wanting to fish that area you should be armed and be sure of an escape route. Until the past few days fishing has been fine in the area for bluegills and cat fish but the bass have hidden under the muddy waters caused by the excessive rainfall. The lakes and streams are now clearing and bass fishing shold return to good if the rains do not cause more flooding sin the area. A lot of Ohio is already headed for the deltas of Louisiana. I hope to hear from the game waden this week with more news of fishing in this area and also to find out how the pigs are going to be gotten out of here.
Windy
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Now for the danger in Salt Creek. Sometime or other some European wild boars and sows got loose an have invaded the area. It is estimated that ther are now some what over two hundred in the last two mile area around Salt Creek between Ohio route 56 and Pretty Run Road. There is an area of approximately 200 acres that hads been invaded. These wild oigs love to play in the creek shallows and will attack just about anything.
They have come within a hundred yards of our home an all over the surrounding area from Salt Creek to a mile aeay. They will attack a human on foot so if anyone is wanting to fish that area you should be armed and be sure of an escape route. Until the past few days fishing has been fine in the area for bluegills and cat fish but the bass have hidden under the muddy waters caused by the excessive rainfall. The lakes and streams are now clearing and bass fishing shold return to good if the rains do not cause more flooding sin the area. A lot of Ohio is already headed for the deltas of Louisiana. I hope to hear from the game waden this week with more news of fishing in this area and also to find out how the pigs are going to be gotten out of here.
Windy
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