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Just to put an oar in the water - so to speak, I respect every one that has answered your question, but if it were me, I think I'd call the county extension and ask them the same question. There's no telling what's at the bottom of this, and a 20'X20' area that's relatively deep could harbor )) any number of things you may not want to deal with. If there is anything detrimental in there you sure wouldn't want to distribute it across the surface of your lawn or even a drainage ditch.
Have you ever seen it clear and functional? How long has it been unattended? Was the rooster fresh? I'm not trying to be amusing, but if his demise was recent it would be different than if he had been in there a long time decaying and contaminating the water with who knows what else. Not to be over dramatic, but you don't know if he drowned, or was poisoned.
I think I'd find out from experts what I was dealing with before I proceeded.
Have you ever seen it clear and functional? How long has it been unattended? Was the rooster fresh? I'm not trying to be amusing, but if his demise was recent it would be different than if he had been in there a long time decaying and contaminating the water with who knows what else. Not to be over dramatic, but you don't know if he drowned, or was poisoned.
I think I'd find out from experts what I was dealing with before I proceeded.