Here is one of my good spots on property in Cass County this week.

WOW.

dang that is a lot of water. On the bright side the catfish bite might be good

Time to start a new couples tournament.

LOL

That means my duck pond should be full and I have flooded millet to hunt this thanksgiving

Two flooding rains just about destroyed my food plot and wiped clean all the acorn flats along the nearby creek. The deer have pretty much vacated areas that would have otherwise offered them plenty of natural browse.

How far above the water was your camera at the end?

Flood insurance!

Kayak hunt.

I thought the exact same thing. I once saw a guy fishing in a flooded soccer field in Dallas, off White rock creek near Skillman and Abrams roads. He had a stronger full of channel cat. Weird to see.

Wood Co. along the Sabine River is the same!

ouch

According to the water line on the tree it was on. One inch. I was very lucky about that because it was a brand new camera.

Last year.

Same thing at our place. Water has dropped some since 2 weeks ago, but still can't get to my bow sets. I have 6 cameras out, one I know for sure went under water. The rest, I hope the ridge I had them on was still high enough. It sucks because I put in my vacation a while back for this week and still can't hunt my stands.

Wow, not good. On the bright side it may concentrate the deer in certain areas for you.

Yes, it might, but I hope its not across the creek on someone else's property, lol.

I was able to recover 3 cameras this morning. The one I knew for sure was under water, made it and still working. The one I figured was safe, went under. Drying it out now. Hopefully when I put new batteries in, it will come on. The third one, water level got right at the camera. Got some great pics of wood ducks!!! All 3 had at least 2 shooters on them, but mostly at night. Just have to figure out where to set up to catch them on their feet during daylight.

Standing at last campsite at OSBWMA its 10-12 feet if not more ta river when in its banks. When flooded, the whole area from Hoard rd ta 14 its like a big lake.the WMA (5,727acres) tis just a small part of the area under water.

The flooded bottoms always helps the Woodies. It hurts the deer because they get pushed to outlying properties which are more subject to being hunted. Our property in Upshur county is same way with in bottom land and oak flats with lots more sightings of deer up on the upper pastures and small wood lots.

Water is going down!