This is why they drain the big 4

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Rain forecast for this week!!


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And us folks downstream thank them for doing it! Don’t know if it’s gonna be enough tho!


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Yep

MS river should crest in MEM around March. They have it predicted with minor flooding potential.

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Illinois river is flooding now.

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And we thought the water was high in 2018.....

Gonna be tuff for sure!

This spring will be a record for sure!!

Do you remember '73 when Greenwood flooded? I need to look at 7000 acres next week in Tallahatchie and Panola counties between the Tallahatchie and Cold Water rivers. I'm going to ask my boss if the company will pay to rent a helicopter, because that is the only way I'm going to be able to see it.

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Be fighting cottonmouths again

They gonna jack the COA lakes up much? Water in the trees way off the lake?

I bet that get them back down some......I'm not so sure the local rain is the issue as much as the rain/snow up north. I'm actually ok with high water, but not as high as last year at Sardis. 255-260 wouldn't hurt my feelings.

If the lake keeps on getting high every spring. The Corp of engenders will refigure the curve.


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Likely can't afford to shut Butla down.....amazing how they can keep up with all of this.....

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Dang, slabin! I was fine gettin' ready for the high water Spring til you mentioned them thangs! They get territorial, mean and aggressive during their mating season!

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Dang, slabin! I was fine gettin' ready for the high water Spring til you mentioned them thangs! They get territorial, mean and aggressive during their mating season!

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Mostly harmless brown water snakes. And I know a lot of ya'll will say no snake is harmless! :)

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Mostly harmless brown water snakes. And I know a lot of ya'll will say no snake is harmless! :)

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Not always! I know the difference.

Least ya'll don;t have the number of Gators we got on Barnett. I tried wade fishing one time up at Browns landing. Caught a few in the grass and then I saw the 3 foot wide gator trails through the grass. Didn't see him til a little later. Bout a 9 footer

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Least ya'll don;t have the number of Gators we got on Barnett. I tried wade fishing one time up at Browns landing. Caught a few in the grass and then I saw the 3 foot wide gator trails through the grass. Didn't see him til a little later. Bout a 9 footer

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yeah, that's adding a whole new level of risk to fishing......wouldn't be very fun having to worry about getting eaten alive. I like to be relaxed fishing. :)

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If the lake keeps on getting high every spring. The Corp of engenders will refigure the curve.


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That ain't happening, it is set in stone!!!! Far as they are concerned they are doing their job as long as they dont go over the emergency spillways every year.

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That ain't happening, it is set in stone!!!! Far as they are concerned they are doing their job as long as they dont go over the emergency spillways every year.

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I think they do a pretty dang good job of it. Amazing to me they can sort of calculate the flows coming in and what needs to go out, etc. Guess it's all that fancy math I never could understand.

That’s the new math


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