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You can use gray water for irrigation only if it is captured in the home....ie. a bucket in your shower, under a sink, etc. It is "illegal" to pump or re-route the gray water from the septic tank according to the dept.of public health. I believe the maximum is 5 gallons a day if I remember correctly. With the amount of homes in metro Atlanta on septic, it would be an epidemic waiting to happen if they allowed it. Hope this helps.

You can call the Paulding Environmental Health office @ 770-443-7877. Ask for Amy. She can get an installation drawing of your home if it is within the last 25 yrs. Also, she can fax a copy over to you or have one ready for pick-up. If it was mine, I would check the drawing for the depth of the line. If the depth is under 36" be extremely carefull about how much traffic is over that area. If it is an older gravel system, it will take more abuse than the newer conventional chamber or E-Z FLOW systems we have been installing in the last 20 yrs.

Some of them are given to a turtle farmer. He feeds his turtles as much fish as he can. Some are given away to "less fortunate folks" that are glad for some free fresh fish.

Yes, they are Common carp, Grass Carp, and Buffalo

We got out for a little while the other night. The weather is finally stabilizing and the shooting is getting good. Check out the video. Some big fish are starting to come up and go DOWN!

Yeh we go quite a bit at West Point and Weiss. Other lakes have good times but these seem to be the best. Yes, in Alabama you can shoot catfish. We usually just shoot a few for the cooler, the carp are usually given to a local turtle farmer. EVEN THE WOMEN CAN GET IN ON THE ACTION......my wife loves it.http://

During the bad flooding in September I had the chance to help many flood victims by having an airboat. This is what I really have it for though.

Congrats those are some good ones for sure.

Good read and ever so true