Dad called me today to tell me he emptied the rain gauge and after 4 days or so we had recieved 6.2 inches. To jpf, skeeter, and northernsask's dad well hope you got your rubber boots and water wings out cause that area has turned into a friggin slough once again this fall. Luckily we got all our crop off the day before the rain hit but other fellas will be done for the year. Even if the grain is dry the equipment would sink out of site. Good news for you Northernsask is that there will be crop left out along the park in places bringing that many more elk out to feed in Nov. Seems like the farmers up that way cannot catch a break, oh well do it again next year. Goin to be a real mess because many hunting areas will be difficult to access especially with no use of quads in the morning. I know the roads by my place are not travelable with a 4wd pickup so your basically hoofin it around in the morning. As for the bush hunters well good luck with that. Beaver dams will be running over, sloughs filled up and flooded and trails boggier than hell. Makes getting an elk out a lot more difficult. Anyways good luck to you guys and when u get back i wanna know everything.