Not me!!!

Me neather!! I remember when we didn't have it, like LAST YEAR!!!

my parents live on the williamson/burnet county line, they are flooded in and cant leave the house right now. I think they are tired of the rain a little.

That sucks for them gr! But yeah I'm loving the rain...hopefully be really good for the birds this season. Also it's nice not to have to run the sprinkler system like...ever.

the only time I turned the sprinkler system on was when we laid that pallet of sod in the backyard, other then that it has not ran at all this year.

Gr, sorry to hear about your parents! My heart goes out to all the flooded victims, but boy, TX sure did need this wet season! Hard to believe that we still have some lakes in Tx that are not full yet!

Ohellno! Green grass, full tanks & creeks, and seeing more critters of all descriptions than I have in a while. Not to mention being able to bale some hay this year.

my parents and their property is fine, all the roads around their house are flooded.

this rain is long overdue, I interisted to see how high lake travis will get with all this water. It raised 5' over night

I say bring it on!!!! and buy a boat

has any body contacted Noah about his boat to see if it is for rent?
I say bring it on

My Daddy always used to say that the first rainless day was the beginning of the next drought. As a life-long Texan, I will never complain about TOO MUCH rain!

hopefully we will not hunting like this

this year and we will be using this instead

Talked to a friend of mine who lives "in town" at Marble Falls and said they got 18 inches night before last. WOW!! Can you imagine??? They say the Brazos is at record height also. The Trinity river looks like the Mississippi.

Never as soon as it stops the next drougth starts.

shhhhhh..you stop that drought talk...Went to my ole honey hole public spot yesterday and it is deep as I have ever seen it in 18 years...hell most of the timber is almost completely underwater....

I think it's starting to look like the start of a great hunting season. I can't imagine what a west texas dove hunts going to look like with all this rain. Every pond full, sunflower patches galore, I can't wait. As far as the rain goes, I'd like to see us get a break for a month or two and give us a chance to dry out (just a little).

Well we still have over two months of summer left...I'm sure we'll have plenty of time to dry out a bit. Would be nice to still have a few good rains in both July and August...maybe space it out a bit.

It's been fairly mild so far this summer...normally it's pretty hot by now.

I'm not going to scare the rain gods off. Last year was enough dry weather to last a long time. Things are really lush.

This fall is looking good and the winter will probably hold huge numbers of birds and wildlife. Should be a great start for a healthy 2008 spring time wildlife population.

I JUST WANT IT TO DRY UP BY SEPT 1ST

All I can say is bring a lot of off because out in the field we are going to be swarmed by MOSQUITERS

Buy some of those floating dove decoys...we'll need them this year!!

More rain means more charge to our Aquifers and less worry about feeding livestock and wildlife. May need to shred shooting lanes though!!

It can turn dry really fast...

less than a week of 100 degree temps dry us out again...lol Then after a few weeks of that, people be wanting rain again because the cows no longer have green grass to feed on and we are hot. LOL