@qknicks really? You are one lucky duck! It's an amazing little chunk of land and its really gorgeous after a fresh snow and even in the hot summers when everything is green, though I don't know that I would go crawling around on my hands and knees through that tangle of mess that I did in the video in the summer months, might come across a nice snake or two...
haha i was duck hunting today where you were next to the river, those shells were still there, we picked a few up but we were pressed for time. its an awesome place!
Nearly 60 years ago I fished for perch in Ryans Pond . It was a common summer passtime for many of the local kids . I am glad to see that the area is still open to the public . I can also remember the wild crab apple trees that grew there . beautiful memories .
@jerryg65 It's still a popular place for perch! In the summer there are always a minimal of 3 people per pond fishing for perch and relaxing in the shade with their feet dangling in the waters!
Thank you for taking us along Tookie beautiful area, I miss Colorado. I agree, people need to pick up after themselves. Same with the shells, if people want those area's to stay open to hunting, shooting, and fishing, they need to pack out what they pack in.
i live rite next to ryans pond
qknicks 11 months ago
@qknicks really? You are one lucky duck! It's an amazing little chunk of land and its really gorgeous after a fresh snow and even in the hot summers when everything is green, though I don't know that I would go crawling around on my hands and knees through that tangle of mess that I did in the video in the summer months, might come across a nice snake or two...
tookieblueeyes 11 months ago
haha i was duck hunting today where you were next to the river, those shells were still there, we picked a few up but we were pressed for time. its an awesome place!
nthngrunslikeadeere 1 year ago
Nearly 60 years ago I fished for perch in Ryans Pond . It was a common summer passtime for many of the local kids . I am glad to see that the area is still open to the public . I can also remember the wild crab apple trees that grew there . beautiful memories .
jerryg65 1 year ago
@jerryg65 It's still a popular place for perch! In the summer there are always a minimal of 3 people per pond fishing for perch and relaxing in the shade with their feet dangling in the waters!
tookieblueeyes 1 year ago
Thank you for taking us along Tookie beautiful area, I miss Colorado. I agree, people need to pick up after themselves. Same with the shells, if people want those area's to stay open to hunting, shooting, and fishing, they need to pack out what they pack in.
88GRENADE88 1 year ago 2