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Folks down here in east Texas and Deep South: keep plenty of fluids handy if working outside. This is the good ol’ hot and humid months. Today, you could break a sweat standing still in the shade. Mowing the widow lady’s yard, I got soaked as much as I would walking out in the recent...

Oddly enough, with just a couple of days of dry weather, I was able to mow the SE corner of my mother's yard today. It's bad about holding water but I didn't even make tracks with the zero turn…I figured it would still be holding water…I figured wrong but I'm not complaining. Should be able to...

I think the fire ants have probably had some impact on ground nesting birds. Haven’t researched it but it sounds plausible.

Correction: bull purchased in 2022

The missus said she thinks she saw another late arrival down there the other day. Can't confirm that but if it's true, that would make 12…not counting the two that didn't make it. Will try to mow a widow lady's yard tomorrow morning…then see what I can get to out here…temps getting up in the...

Just around the corner

Yes, sir… even a small one can tear pretty much everything out from under a car if it rolls under when hit. I would say "like hitting a rock" is a pretty apt description. Those things are pretty doggone dense…even small ones.

And the hotter temps have arrived along with the humidity. Thought I saw a big ol’ skeeter wearing tactical gear this afternoon…I think some of these are actually armed…lol…hate to see what they’re like down around @Caustic Burno …when I lived down there (a little east of him), they could get...

I’ve read that you need to watch them and determine which is the lead sow but don’t shoot her. If you do, the rest will scatter eventually forming sounders of their own thus exacerbating the problem. Shooting at the others will cause them to run but most will follow the lead sow which is...

Texas state parks will allow trapping in the parks provided a number of conditions are met…$1,000,000 general liability insurance is one of the big ones…also, they must be immediately taken to a processor…relocating them and turning them loose is prohibited. Cleburne State Park did that within...

Seen them at those same times too many times to count. They are more active at night but daytime sightings are pretty common.

Hang tight...a few days of clear skies are on the way.

Finally about to get a break. Sun shining today and forecast shows about 5 days of decent weather. I guess things will start drying out. It seems to me that this is coming later than usual (maybe not, just seems that way). I wonder if it might mean a little later growing season this year(?)...

I’m with Brute on the radios with your Dad having a hard time getting around. We use handhelds at work. Radio Rule #1: Always carry one; Radio Rule #2: Make sure they are charged and turned on; Radio Rule #3: see rules 1 & 2

And it’s coming your way @Warren Allison

Nah…just east Texas in spring time…the humidity when all of this stops should be “interesting”…mosquitoes will be as big as eagles…and some will probably be in full tactical gear

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Yeah, it's very et here…most of what's falling now is just running off…and headed straight for y'all down the rivers…might want to think about building an ark…Jasper County is probably worse…they'll have mosquitoes carrying people and livestock off this summer. No break in the forecast through...

And more falling today...lots of it...I think the rain chances continue through this Saturday. It's pouring down here right now. I'll drive over the Neches River on the way home and see what it looks like. But it was already 1/2 mile or so out of its banks before this rain started. Hang in...