Georgia Giant® Hybrids do better when not competing with regular bream. Regular bream reproduce much more than Georgia Giants®. Small stunted fish result when there are thousands of little fish with not enough food, oxygen and space to go around. Ponds stocked with Hybrids need to be stocked at recommended rates as the original F-1's that are stocked are true hybrids, but their offspring, F ...
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That smile is what it’s all about .. almost as big as the buck Congratulations on a Ga giant ! Did you happen to hunt Chattahoochee bend state park a few years ago ?
A giant buck came flying across the foodplot in 4th gear and he was big. I figured a bigger buck whipped him so I waited. Still couldn't see him but he was rubbing a tree i saw shaking. 3 minutes later he steps out ears tucked, hair bristled, stiff legged like a robot! He was definitely owning that area! JESUS! I just about came unglued!
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In combination, Georgia Giant® Hybrid Bream, Channel Catfish, and Bass grow well together. Stock a ratio of 5 Georgia Giants® to 1 Channel Catfish per acre. The reason for the ration is that the Georgia Giants® are more apt to be caught as they are vigorous feeders and aggressive biters.