2024 Tropical

**quack head 11** · Yesterday, 12:55 PM

Gottamighty.

I was getting ready to plant ahead of this rain but if they are forecasting that much I may be better off to wait. But as soon as i hold up we will get 1/4 of what they are forecasting.

**Catdaddy** · Yesterday, 01:09 PM

I'm flying into Charlotte at 4pm Friday.

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**2thDoc** · Yesterday, 03:54 PM

Originally Posted by Huntinjunkie

No. I just go with a sheetrock mud bucket. I ain't got dentist money.

et tu, brute?

i dont yeti bucket. I do, however, like to make fun of yeti bucketeers.

**Timberman22** · Yesterday, 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by quack head 11

Gottamighty.

I was getting ready to plant ahead of this rain but if they are forecasting that much I may be better off to wait. But as soon as i hold up we will get 1/4 of what they are forecasting.

Got mine in this past weekend. Fingers crossed we get some much needed precipitation in Fairfield County.

**USMCsilver** · Yesterday, 07:25 PM

I'm supposed to shoot clays at an engineering invitational at The Clinton House on Friday morning.

It was previously stated "rain or shine." I'm kinda curious if that'll hold true; hope not!

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**Whackumstackum** · Yesterday, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by quack head 11

Gottamighty.

I was getting ready to plant ahead of this rain but if they are forecasting that much I may be better off to wait. But as soon as i hold up we will get 1/4 of what they are forecasting.

Top sow it, if it doesn’t rain a lot go back and lightly disc it in.

**Calibogue** · Yesterday, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by USMCsilver

I'm supposed to shoot clays at an engineering invitational at The Clinton House on Friday morning.

It was previously stated "rain or shine." I'm kinda curious if that'll hold true; hope not!

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Yep.... Most clay target shoots will only stop for lightning.

**Glenn** · Today, 03:57 AM

Originally Posted by We Jeep Inn

Looks windy and wet up here Thur/Fri. We can use the rain to pick the lake up a bit. High winds after heavy rain normally means power outages.... uugghh

**quack head 11** · Today, 06:47 AM

Originally Posted by Whackumstackum

Top sow it, if it doesn’t rain a lot go back and lightly disc it in.

That is pretty much what I did yesterday evening. I set the rotary tiller real shallow, basically just scratching the surface. It powdered the top 1-2" of dirt and then I planted. Still have plenty of thatch on top of the powered dirt, so I didn't cover or roll. Hoping the rain can beat in into the powdered dirt but not too deep.