Sunrise Shellcracker…..7/23/2025
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Do you love big bluegill?
What's your town population?
I live in Murchison, TX and the population is 3254. What's yours? Who has the biggest or smallest town?
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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Youre not over near Mt. Pilot, are you Jim?
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey D. Abney on
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Just the way I like it Jim, more Bluegill than People makes for peaceful days.....100 people, no secrets in Mayberry!
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Permalink Reply by John Sheehan on
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Ringwood, NJ, population 12,712, is located in New Jersey's Passaic county,
about 14.1 miles from Paterson and 22.0 miles
from Yonkers. Known for the Ringwood mines where Iron was mined during the Revolutionary War.Also known for being the home of Edward Ringwood Hewitt ,Fly fisherman and Author of fishing books. http://bigbluegill.com/profiles/blogs/edward-ringwood-hewitt#comments
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Thats a nice way to reckon things, Jeff.
ME: "What is the bluegill to human ratio in this area?"
Realtor: " Uh... er... ummm... the what?"
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Permalink Reply by Cobra on
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Springfield, MI 2010 census 5,029 but there are a lot of empty houses over the past couple years
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Permalink Reply by Jacob Hill on
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Have a farm near Brooksburg, Indiana. Population 50. Have lived in Chicago, metro population 9 million
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