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ter_ran - 02-12-2012 08:15 PM - permalink View Conversation

Hope you had a very Happy Haunted Birthday!!!
HallowSusieBoo - 02-14-2011 06:55 PM - permalink View Conversation

Happy Boo-lated Birthday Bozz!! Hope you are already thinking of the plan for the Boggy Bog this year!
ter_ran - 02-10-2011 08:55 AM - permalink View Conversation

Hope you have a Happy Haunted Birthday!
blackfog - 02-10-2011 04:49 AM - permalink View Conversation
Guest - 02-10-2011 02:27 AM - permalink

Happy Birthday!!
HallowSusieBoo - 11-15-2010 07:59 AM - permalink View Conversation

Hallow BOZZ!! Just a quick note to say BOO and see how your clean up is going... Still makes me sad to realize I missed your Backyard Bog this year. Next Year - wild horses won't drag me away! BOO! to you and the fam...
estertota - 10-30-2010 10:06 PM - permalink View Conversation
HallowSusieBoo - 08-02-2010 01:17 PM - permalink View Conversation

(Hallow and shhhhh - I hear there are things showing up in Big Lots already!! shhh...whatever you do -- don't tell Bozz! He will clean out all the good stuff before the rest of us can get to it. . . shhhhh) BOO!
Morbid Mike - 05-16-2010 03:58 AM - permalink View Conversation

dang what dont they put in the dirty D river LOL amurs..... bodies........waste...... old space shuttles.....Jimmy Hoffa!!!! LOL thanx for the Info I like to learn as much stuff as I can
bozz - 05-16-2010 03:24 AM - permalink

White Amurs are not native but can be found in every state in North America. They are originally from the Amur river. The are a stocked fish found mostly in farm ponds to keep ponds clean but escape to rivers after flooding. Hence where I get mine. Michigan actually has a lot of them that have been stock and many found their way into the big lakes up there. The detroit river has some as well.