Okfuskee county is predicting about 4" from this coming Saturday through Thursday. Sure hope it "saves" my plots that were planted in mid-sept and kick starts the clover from last year.
If it’s brown, there may not be any saving it. It happened to me a couple years ago behind my house here in TX, and I had to replant.
It’s finally supposed to rain here in east TX, so I just finished dusting in the plot behind my house with BFO’s and 4x4 mix. Now that I planted, it probably won’t rain for a month. 
We had a brief shower in OKC and it looks like rain still. We may have up to 4" or more.
Almost looks like you took a picture of me on my Kubota today.It’s finally supposed to rain here in east TX, so I just finished dusting in the plot behind my house with BFO’s and 4x4 mix. Now that I planted, it probably won’t rain for a month.
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I disked up the cowpeas earlier this week then planted Keystone winter peas and wheat back in the field today.
Also got some BFO’s in across the creek.
This was in addition to the plots I dusted in about 3 weeks ago.
Not really a food plot picture, but I was using the bucket to pull T-posts that were staking down a feeder I moved. You know the ground is baked hard when the @$$ end of your tractor comes off the ground because the T-post won’t budge.
Rain in a band from OKC to Kansas City Mo currently, moving NNE. We got an inch in the first hour in Osage Country with a couple of friends getting 81 mph winds on their weather stations. light to moderate rain predicted for the next three to four hours. I'm sure those winds brought down trees, but no damage here at the house yet that we can see.
Daylight may tell a different story.
Daylight may tell a different story.
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