Hens are up in Southern Indiana

[tired of scraping coyotes]

WE GET A LOT OF WORK DONE BUT IF WE DON`T GET RAIN BACK TO NORMAL NEXT YEAR i THINK IT`S TIME TO MOVE WEST AND NOT EVER GROW ANYTHING AGAIN THE REST OF MY LIFE. OR MAYBE MOVE TO LAFAYETTE OR TERRE HAUTE OR ANYWHERE NORTHERN 1/3RD OF THE STATE IN THE RAIN BELT. THIS IS THE DUST BELT ON THIS JOINT. HEY LOOK AT THE GOOD SIDE , THE ASH TREES DON`T NEED ANY MORE WATER! ALWAYS A SILVER LINING TO EVERYTHING. AMAZINGLY MY HENS KEEP DOUBLING IN SIZE EVERY DAY.

[mjkluesener]

Doyle, send that rain south. Ground work,gas,time,lime,fertilizer,seed, and no darn rain. My hay fields are crying for a drink.

[gameboy]

We didn't get near the rain that I hoped for either. I think the Hens I found were done growing because they were opened up. The little one is definitely not growing.

[furbuy46]

My Bro and I picked 6 nice ones today. Found a couple that was already past prime.