T Macs Tips Summer Drought Effects Fall Acorns

[@huntnfishnuts5880]

It’s cooking up herd in PA, I’m lucky that there are natural springs on the farms I hunt so there’s always fresh cold water that’s a huge advantage for holding deer on your property.

[@wild4theoutdoors]

Yeah the creek that runs through our hunting ground has several springs feeding it.

[@dalerash6285]

Here in southern Indiana it’s been wicked hot, but we got a good rain last night.

[@wild4theoutdoors]

Sure hoping we get some soon

[@ALs-Outdoors]

Miserable here to buddy...when we do get rain it's all at once & fast. Still very dry. I cant wait either my friend.

[@wild4theoutdoors]

It's been at least a decade since I've seen it this dry around here.

[@RealRickyRoss]

South Texas here ... somewhere around 19 days in a row of temps OVER 100! Heat factor == 107-113 most days!

[@wild4theoutdoors]

Actual temp was 107 here yesterday smh.

[@austinwhite969]

Finally getting some rain here in Kentucky. Poured for two days, supposed to get 6 more days of it

[@wild4theoutdoors]

We're "supposed" to get 1.25 inches in the next couple days but we'll see.

[@ricks7432]

Thanks for the info. I was wondering why I did not have any acorns this year. I have a lot of Oak. The spring was cold & late but once it broke it was warm. Then from about June 10 till fall we were 10 inch below normal rainfall. I do have a couple little marshes. I never thought to check the trees near them. It really put a hurt on my property for deer hunting this fall.

[@wild4theoutdoors]

This year was rough here in Oklahoma. Driest I've seen in a long time.