Doing great this year with all the rain we've received. Hopefully it continues.

Mine look taller.

Very Nice John! You too Guy.

Guy, how many hunters are you allowing on that section; and do you offer overnight accommodations?

Thanks Bob for not hurting my internet feelings.

What's funny those sunflowers started last year and I never planted them. Right on the other side of that fence is where I clean my birds, the seed came from those birds. I normally put my birds on ice clean them when I get home. Seed most likely fell on the ground, rain flowed under the fence with seed into the flower bed. I only been hunting Haskell County for years now, so those are Haskell County sunflowers. I saw it growing last year, knew it was a sunflower, wondering if I should pull it as an unwanted weed but thought it was kninda cool as well...then it blooms and my wife comes in all excited "you see those flowers!!".

So looks like the sunflowers probably here to stay. Just this morning, I notice they pooped up in another flower bed, and these are much bigger and healthier. The big plant in the back is a wild Pokeweed I let grow, the one in the center sunflower...At first I thought it was more Pokeweed, jagged leaves are sunflower. This bed gets afternoon sun.

You eat, drink, camp, sleep, hunt....all from the same spot, a lawn chair. Just wake up and shoot...



Air rifles only, you don't need a dog, easy retrieve from the pool.

Beautiful

Starting to see a flower here and there in the fields. Won't be long.

Well, there's a few that are sticking their heads out and looking around.

Looks like a great start Stompy. Amazing what hard work and rain can do.

Looking Awesome!

Flower 1 to flower 2, "Man, the rest of these plants need to pick up the pace. Losers..."

Looks great!

Looks great!