CC Pygmy Goats

The watermelon vines have not been eaten by deer-so far- and the melons continue to grow.

Below: This is what happens to a rain fed lake during a hot dry summer. Before the drought, the water in this lake was at least six feet higher. No tree stumps were visible, and all of the mud flats were under 3-6 feet of water. Note the circular impressions on the edge of the islands. These were bass beds when the water was higher.

The deer are showing up on the camera in groups and the turkeys seem to be multiplying. Flip through the slides below.

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