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Woods, Waters, & Wildlife: 4th of July Leftovers

by John Jefferson Some are good, some are scary, and a few are dangerous. To begin with, leftover rainfall from June has left Texas much better off than in recent July years. Lakes have plenty of water, most boat ramps are open, fish are still biting, lawns are green, the cows have a lot on the ground to eat, and your water bill won’t be as high as last year’s bill for June! To elaborate on the lakes’ conditions, the fluctuating, summer get-away…
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freestonecountytimesonline.com broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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