Not much to update...the job and brushhogging jobs have kept me from being able to do any work on our place since about February. We have had an unusual year as far as rainfall and actually the interstate and several major highways near us have been underwater for weeks. It was just a few days ago that highway 62 between Tahlequah and Muskogee reopened...entire towns had water so high it covered houses completely...levees broke...barges were runaways on the Arkansas river and hit the dam at Webber Falls... along with all this flooding we have had many tornados within just a couple miles of our place. The town of Pegg’s took a direct hit and community of Leech was wiped out.
We have a week with low rain chances and hopefully we dry out a bit but then the chances return. I know how bad the droughts can be so in our area (high, flint hills) I hope we have steady rains this summer that aren’t flooding rains for our lowland neighbors...The mosquitoes and ticks are horrendous this year as you can expect with high humidity and lots of standing water...
My wife came home for a week in mid May and we celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary and her birthday but she had to return to South Dakota the 24th of May. I missed the draw hunts for the reservation for this year but going to be all over it next May when they come out. I found out the Reservation record elk came from within sight of our house up there...of course you can see a fair ways from there...
Been doing a bit of work to my green 69 GTO to help lighten it up to be competitive next year in our local race scene...street and track. It is wild but several towns around me do sanctioned street races...the engine block, Trans, and heads are just mock-up pieces for goodies to come. Tubular core support, rack and pinion steering, lightweight brakes, coil over shocks, and control arms up front. Mini tub, coil overs, new narrowed rear frame rails out back...
Drove my old Blown GTO to Westville Cruise night last night...put around 120 miles on the old Goat. Saw a bunch of good friends and had some passable Mexican food...
I had a moment after church today so I rode my Kubota across the road...plot is getting a bit wooly but my experience is there are turkeys nesting in that field and trail cam pics just keep confirming that. I have a Tom turkey that struts the edges every day when the hens go into that field nesting...it’s a perfect setup for that with the waterhole at the edge, food and cover everywhere...
No fawns seen yet but this ones ready to pop any day now...
And of course...exciting times are adding inches by the day right now...
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