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During my travels today I crossed the Pearl River at seven different locations. From Carthage, which is 30 miles north of the Rez, to Columbia, a mere 100 miles south. All I can say is some folks are going to have high water for a long time. Attachment 159026Attachment 159027Attachment 159028Attachment 159029Attachment 159030Attachment 159031Attachment 159032Attachment 159033Attachment 159034
kewl pics. The ole gal has some water coming through her for sure
I'm afraid we are going to see a lot more of that every where when it starts to melt up north this year.
That's a lot of water!!
Not looking good
Shoulda called me when u were n the Rez area, I woulda bought lunch.
This pic was actually taken 1/2 mile from the actual river. Attachment 159056between Foxworth and Columbia.
Okatibbee is almost at 350. The normal summer pool is 343. I can't remember it being this high.
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I would've loved to have done that Major. Trouble is I left Louisville at about 5:00am was in Columbia by 9:00, Washington Parish, LA. by 11:00, McComb, MS by 1:00 pm, Jackson by 3:45 and back in Louisville by 6:00 pm. I usually get my lunch at 70 mph, but I promise if I'm ever in the area and have time to spare, you will be the first one I call.Quote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
Can u even launch a boat down there?? Could you get under the causeway??Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
Shhhhhhhhhhhh!!! Your scaring the children over hereQuote:
Originally Posted by cray
I just did get under the causeway this past Friday. I don't think you can now. The parking lot and road going to Collinsville Landing are under water. Gin Creek Landing is open but the water is up to the parking lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
:Rofl:Rofl think you might look into some flooties for them poor horses. With everything they been through last few month's they may need some.Quote:
Originally Posted by Superglue
Great pics Feesh!Boy them fish got plenty of water over them that's for sure.
Don't talk about snow melt. If I move over there and get flooded out I'm blaming you Cray
I believe you better hold off another month or 2! The river is high and if it melts soon it ain't gonna be goodQuote:
Originally Posted by MO' MONEY
I hope the river is down when I go to Byrum.
Got it insured, if it gets wet again, we're starting over from the ground up, and going HIGHERQuote:
Originally Posted by ducker
Think that's our plan on our duck camp. It don't lack much (less than 10 feet) til the white floods us outQuote:
Originally Posted by MO' MONEY
6ft and we'll have to get our feet wet getting everything out!Quote:
Originally Posted by ducker
I couldn't remember what put us under!Quote:
Originally Posted by Duckslayer19
Hope you guys miss it too. I know how much of a pain it is to have to move everything by boat.