What a difference a little rain makes!! (Pic heavy)

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After a two year drought, my Central Texas lease had a pathetic crop of game last year. What deer existed were poor, to say the least. This year, with copius amounts of rain, fortunes may be a bit different. My neck is starting to swell!!
 

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Even the pigs are more robust!! The deer are growing nice racks, but the long term drought still has them a bit skinny. Post your gamepics, folks!!
 

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Send some of it our way, would you?

We got a lot of it earlier, but the last few months have really dried out the place. I'm trying to find pronghorns, and after a few days of cruising around and glassing from hilltops, I have yet to see a single one. There are usually herds here and there. I suspect they've gone up to the mountains for now, and my tag isn't good up there.:)
 
Ironically, the floods we have gotten here in my part of Illinois for the last 4 springs have noticably hurt our game populations.
The rains have put rivers out of their banks during late spring when the wild turkeys are hatching. Our turkey numbers are down.
Young fawns found in drifts after flood water recedes.
Hoping for a "normal" spring in 2011
 
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