Hallelujah...finally some rain

[Russ79]

Getting rain at the leases in Nacogdoches and San Augustine counties! This might come in time to save my food plots in San Augustine but I think it is too late for the ones in Nacogdoches. Also, my yard was looking bad- been having to run the sprinkler some to keep from losing my grass. Getting a good, soaking rain.

[canny]

Getting rain at the leases in Nacogdoches and San Augustine counties! This might come in time to save my food plots in San Augustine but I think it is too late for the ones in Nacogdoches. Also, my yard was looking bad- been having to run the sprinkler some to keep from losing my grass. Getting a good, soaking rain.

That’s great Russ but it’s missing us in Lufkin...dang the luck!


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[BigThicketBoy]

Yes it is !


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[Drycreek3189]

Yep, think I got some in Mt. Enterprise this afternoon too, at least it looked like it on the radar, but Groveton stays dry.

[Preacher Man]

Got some yesterday just east of Brookeland

[HogHunter34]

Got a little here in Whitehouse. Finally! The past two weeks the little pop up showers have been all around us. Thankful for every bit I can get these days

[tps7742]

We received 4.4" north of Lufkin today. All of the ponds are full again. They were at 2021 levels prior to today.

[Wood Man]

We did get a good dose today in Nac. It was very much needed.

[Robertt]

Put a new tarp up on the 10' x 20' canopy between the trailers at the lease Saturday morning. Took a nap that afternoon and woke up to a sound I didn't know. Realized it was raining and hard. Got 1" in Atascosa county and the ground sucked it right up.

[Nova]

We got 2.6 just east of Nac.

[Pstraw]

3/4" just south of Henderson. Thankful.

[Rack Ranch]

Wondering, what kind/type of food plots are ya'll planting up there that are already in the ground. When did ya'll plant them? Down here in South Texas we plant oats or rye in the late late summer or early fall. I see these guys on TV planting all kinds of stuff in different area of the US but what is working for East Texas?
We are praying for rain down here as well, I moved cows around Saturday. They are finally giving us a chance for rain later this week, and we are watching the Gulf carefully.

Getting rain at the leases in Nacogdoches and San Augustine counties! This might come in time to save my food plots in San Augustine but I think it is too late for the ones in Nacogdoches. Also, my yard was looking bad- been having to run the sprinkler some to keep from losing my grass. Getting a good, soaking rain.

[Nova]

Wondering, what kind/type of food plots are ya'll planting up there that are already in the ground. When did ya'll plant them? Down here in South Texas we plant oats or rye in the late late summer or early fall. I see these guys on TV planting all kinds of stuff in different area of the US but what is working for East Texas?
We are praying for rain down here as well, I moved cows around Saturday. They are finally giving us a chance for rain later this week, and we are watching the Gulf carefully.

warm season food plots- around here iron and clay cowpeas are king, also see a lot of browntop millet, clovers, black oil sun flowers, ect...

[Pushbutton2]

We are getting a some here in Terrell.

[Russ79]

I planted iron and clay cowpeas. What was funny about the whole thing is that when I planted in April in San Augustine, the tractor rutted parts of the plots up because the ground was muddy from the more recent rains and some seed actually fell into water puddles. This is the first rain we have gotten since then.