Page 35 - November/December 2022 Outdoor Oklahoma Magazine

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S 1 8 15 22 29 aerobic breakdown of organic materials on the pond bottom, and prevents wintertime freezing. MAY HABITAT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES • Control weed competition around new trees. • Monitor livestock grazing program to provide nesting cover for next spring if needed. MAY POND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES • Inspect dams and dikes for leaks, seeps or animal burrows and repair as necessary. • Add one round bale of hay per every 1-3 acres of • Document fishing success in your pond by seek pond management recommendations. • Inspect and cl
F T 7 6 14 13 21 20 28 27 Adding some form of aeration to your pond can help with oxygen depletion issues. This can take the form of fountains, underwater diffusers, or agitators. Aeration not only provides an immediate supply of oxygen for fish, but also reduces stagnation, facilitates • Monitor tree and shrub plantings.
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FRIDAY For free technical assistance on wildlife and habitat Northwest Region: Brett Cooper, (405) 740-9830 Southwest Region: Chase Waldorf, (405) 397-1599 Central Region: Kyle Johnson, (405) 590-2584 Northeast Region: Lauren Johnson, (918) 607-1518 Southeast Region: Leah Lowe, (405) 206-7720

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