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HYDRILLA & THE OLD GOVERNMENT SIDESTEP
Posted by KerrLakeParkWatch on June 11, 2012The only person talking about hydrilla is a Vance
County Cooperative Extension Agent and his message in summary is spray, spray, spray, but only pay to do it. So hydrilla management in the waters of North Carolina is lucrative only to the
handful of “approved” herbicide applicators who collect big dollars from the lake-front owners who are trying to keep the encroaching water weed from blocking their boating and
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HYDRILLA TIPS FOR CONTROL ISSUED – BUT NO ONE TAKING IRRADICATION ACTION OR RESPONSIBILITY
Posted by KerrLakeParkWatch on June 11, 2012
Dear Kerr Lake residents and visitors,
As the summer fun season gets under way, I wanted to send a few reminders and updates.
If you have lake-front property, you may want to do some sampling to determine if hydrilla is present in your area. Simply zip-tie together the heads of two garden rakes, tie on
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Leave a Comment (0) →CAMPING RESERVATIONS – CONVENIENT, CONFUSING OR COSTLY?
Posted by KerrLakeParkWatch on June 6, 2012Making camping reservations online can be a snap or a snafu depending on what system your state uses. When the system owners merge, like in North
Carolina, that means some features and user friendliness may be lost.
What you need to know is that depending on which system your booking your campsite you might pay a one time transaction fee or you might pay a transaction fee as high as $3 per night which
on a 14-day stay can equal …
COONS, COYOTES, COPPERHEADS AND CAMPERS – A COMPATIBILITY ISSUE
Posted by KerrLakeParkWatch on June 5, 2012Many of the 7 North Carolina State Recreation Areas on Kerr Lake are enjoying burgeoning attendance numbers, but not all those numbers are people
camping or having a picnic. State parks have always been a haven for man and animal…wait a minute…hold it…I’m grabbing the flashlight and headed outside….(few minutes later)…I’m
back.
While I was writing this update, I had two, not just one, raccoons remove the heavy rocks off my Hibernia …
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