Can anybody say HURRICANE PARTY!

Looks like it will go right over the lease.       :eek:                :eek:        


Not expecting REALLY bad winds, just enough to mess up the acorn crop!  So much for having a "normal" acorn crop.  Trees are LOADED this year but won't be for long.  I was looking forward to setting up on some hot feed trees all the way into January, but the acorns will not last long.  Will need to change tactics!

Send us some rain, would you?  

I heard where New Orleans is expecting as much as 20".  We'll see if the levee improvements and pumps do there job.

Storm surge will kill my marsh peas   :rolleyes:   have to change tactics i guess. If my stands are still there

Stay safe down there,good luck.

Guess we will see what a 150,000 gallon per SECOND pump looks like running full throttle!  That's over 20,050 cubic feet per second guys....unbelievable!  

AND I heard it can only handle a 1" per hour sustained rainfall in the City.

QuoteOriginally posted by KOOK68:
Storm surge will kill my marsh peas    :rolleyes:    have to change tactics i guess. If my stands are still there

Maybe the tornadoes will clear up some shooting lanes Kook!  Have to think positive.

They are now saying landfall is EAST of Grand Isle.  Maybe our acorn crop can weather the storm!  Unless it follows the coast we will get the very eastern tip of it.  I pray that the levees in New Orleans hold.  It's going to get deep over there in the next 6-10 hours.

                 

Hang tight guys.  I hope things are as uneventful as possible for ya'll.

I've been through a few of them and they're no fun.   Keep your heads down fellas and we'll be praying for you.

Good luck down there, be careful.

I should be on 'em right now...stay safe!

good luck everyone up there will be thinking of y all  

We will be praying for you all.  These storms are no fun.... have been through a few myself.  Be safe!

GOOD LUCK,GODBLESS HANGTIGHT

Yeah great...our season opens Saturday and the remnants of it are supposed to hit here ON SATURDAY. Just fabulous! Hasn't rained in a month. Ok I feel better.

Watching the news this morning sure looks nasty.  Will be keeping track of developments all day today and hoping my LA friends stay safe!

I'm at the office for a little while.  It breezy right now, but we are expected to get a "good wind" through the area in a few hours.  The storm has shifted to the west and looks like we will get more than originally expected, but certainly not anything like we have weathered in the past.

Thanks for the prayers and we'll keep in touch.

Venice got hit real hard. Hoping my boat and camp weathered the storm. In New Orleans now and it's still blowing hard and raining and without power. Had to use my phone to. He k this site to keep from going stir crazy.
Mike

Still at the office in Lafayette.  Isaac tracking a little more north but moving slow.  We shouldn't see much more than 40 mph winds and a good bit of rain, but the camp will see more.  Hurricanes love to follow the Atchafalaya River.