Well here we go again.

[Wilbur]

Well another hurricane season, and storms are already beginning to attack Florida. With water levels already high from a record June rainfall it looks like "water water everywhere". Another season of scattered ducks and some very inventive hunting techniques. Hopefully we can get through the hurricane season without a direct hit! :toothy2:

[Fyrestorm]

Another season of scattered ducks and some very inventive hunting techniques.

Although I tend to agree I hope your wrong and we get some dry weather here soon to let the H2O levels creep down. Only time will tell...............

[Wilbur]

I hope I'm wrong too. All this water needs to perk on into the ground and replentish the aquifer. We were lucky on Dennis and didn't take a direct hit...looks like the Fl. Ala. borders wont be so lucky. A few small limbs down and some yard trash is all I have. Hope the rest of ya'll have the same good fortune. :icon_salu

[DUCKWHACKER]

Only on and off rains and a handfull of gusts here. Dang thankful for it too. :icon_salu

[Fyrestorm]

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[Wilbur]

Well, not to wish anybody any bad luck but maybe it will go to Texas or something. I'm sick of these storms already and its just starting!

[RutnNStrutn]

We seriously do not need another storm hitting central FLA this season. The waters never fully receded from last year's wet season and storms. Then the record rainfall in June, and the waters are very high everywhere already. If we were to get a storm or two, the water will be higher than I have ever seen it around my neck of the woods. We just don't have any room for it.