Food Plots Come on rain !

[deerhunter10]

We got just little under 1/2 inch can't even tell it rained soaked right in very thankful.

 

[BSK]

I'm hoping for another inch or so of rain next Tuesday-Wednesday.

 

[backyardtndeer]

We have had close to 3 inches of rain here since yesterday afternoon. Food plots and pastures should respond well with the warm temps.

 

[CritterGitter]

All of our fields got a heavy soaking ! Very thankful

 

[megalomaniac]

0.06 in today. This plot has been planted 3 times this fall

 

[Andy S.]

2.3" here at my house in last 36 hours. Most of it falling last night and first half of today.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Still bone dry here. I believe we ended October with 0.34".

 

[Savage]

I sowed fescue on my yard and lightly disked on 10/7. I don't think it's had a measurable rainfall since.

 

[BSK]

Our local drought is definitely over. Back when we got the big hurricane rains, all of the water went straight into the ground. Almost no runoff or ponding of water. Now, with these most recent rains, starting to fill the puddles and get muddy on the roads.

We've had 7.00" of rain in November. Food plots look absolutely fantastic considering how they looked a month ago.

 

[megalomaniac]

This front is missing me currently.

Still less than an inch of rain on my farms since beginning of August taking out the single rain event of 4in with Helene. Food plots are terrible, but they are way better than what everyone else around me has. Had 25 deer feeding at one time in one of my cover crop fields evening before yesterday.

I've actually had 2 ponds dry up that have never gone dry before. The others with water are 3ft low.

 

[Bucket]

We've had 7.00" of rain in November.

Rain total for my farm on the Putnam/Overton co. line from 10-1 to 11-19 is only 1.56"! Can't believe my plots look as good as they do.

 

[BSK]

I feel for you guys that keep missing these rains. Locally, our drought is over. We got a combined 12.6" of rain from Francine and Helene, and 7" since Nov. 1.