I read opposite, that whitewing would be impacted more than mourning dove so I would think South TX would be impacted more. I don't remember where I read that, it was recent. I'll post up if I find it again.

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I'm no pessimist, but I've come to expect this...

I am not digging my local forecast, stupid tropical depression, then again they still have no idea where it's going to go.

I watched the Houston weather this morning. Both the European and American models are predicting landfall around Lake Charles. I hope that proves correct. I have been watching a 120 acre field for the last two weeks that is loaded. I can’t hunt till Saturday the fourth but three of us are hoping for a good shoot if Mother Nature does not move them between now and then.

I have been watching outfitter videos of deep south texas sunflower fields that are absolutely covered up with white wing dove...no shortage that I can tell...!

Was out in Haskell on sun filling feeders. The drive out was bleak. Thru throckmornton I saw a few, got into Haskell and birds were in town. I’m about 5 miles south of town. Def not bird after bird, but did see some encouraging groups of 10 8 6 3 4 etc. The birds didn’t move till late. It was 100 out there. Conditions at my place are prime w sunflowers and a full tank of water. Hoping for some good shooting. We ll see.