Helene destroyed my hunting season

[bowhuntercoop]

Still no power in western sc. We got smashed but are safe and getting by. Luckily we have house genny but can’t get propane till who knows when. They said 2/3 weeks for power since my farm is out in the sticks. Blessed to be safe and spending time with family, truly wasn’t prepared like I should have been.

 

[Jmort1754]

Still no power in western sc. We got smashed but are safe and getting by. Luckily we have house genny but can’t get propane till who knows when. They said 2/3 weeks for power since my farm is out in the sticks. Blessed to be safe and spending time with family, truly wasn’t prepared like I should have been.

After storms things changed with your emergency plan. I know that we are not nearly as prepared as we need to be.

 

[MikeDeltaFoxtrot]

It's already open.

We have a vacation house in Pigeon Forge, and I checked with the agent. Apparently Sevier County was spared. No damage to our house, and their biggest worry is that people can't get up there for planned vacations.

I feel horrible for all the folks who have lost their homes and worse.

 

[Choupique]

As a kid in Louisiana, hurricanes were something we looked forward to. Most of the family would all gather at a house on the high ground. It was like Christmas for us kids.

As an adult, its awful. Stress, discomfort, mountains of work to do, houses to sandbag, freezers to keep working, find a way to let family know you're alright, keep the wife sane, its rough.

Luckily for us, living in the mountains a week at a time teaches you a little about being comfortable with discomfort.