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Well,went and checked out my Perry County place today,the flooding was obvious,Im about 6'3" so you can see how high the river got up near my entrance
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and it knocked some fall/early spring planted fruit trees down
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But,with river flooding,I guess you get river bottom dirt,and my clover looks great
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Hopefully that tree will make it.....

BUT your clover does look good... much better than my grass...OOPS i mean clover.....
 
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Thankfully--for this event--most of my property is 300 feet above the bottomlands. But for awhile, my place was almost an island.

Shockingly, after 19.21" of rain (Camden rainfall), my roads didn't wash out too bad.
 
My sawtooth oaks on the Buffalo were were hit pretty hard. Most are gone or covered by log jams. My stands held up well. Only one received damage. The metal support bar was bent. I did have to clean the leaves and sticks out of the seats and shooting rails. I guess my stands were completely under water.LOL.
 
smstone22 said:
Man that had to be some serious water. That is some awesome looking clover.
Yeah,pretty serious,one place,its off my land,but where the banks of the Buffalo are narrow and high,Id estimate 25 to 30 feet above normal,took a pic,but you cant tell much from it.
 
If your clover didn't silt over to bad, it will do really well. It looks great in the pic considering the amount of water that you had.
 

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