I wish they'd lift it.
My dad is a retired firefighter and he said he wouldn't be surprised if they left it on until April, most of our vegetation, particularly hay meadows and such is so Burt and dried up that it's not soaking in any moisture, so even when it rains, it's doing nothing for the already dead vegetation.
Sure wish they'd lift it, but they have a legit reason for needing it.
Sure wish they'd lift it, but they have a legit reason for needing it.
My house burned down on Labor Day. It went down quickly.
http://www.kjrh.com/dpp/news/local_...-crashes-into-home-and-sparks-fire#86331972-1
I say keep the ban.
http://www.kjrh.com/dpp/news/local_...-crashes-into-home-and-sparks-fire#86331972-1
I say keep the ban.
Have had two fires close to my neighborhood this year as well. The ban needs to stay till we get alot of rain. It may be Spring the way things are going.
Damn man, sorry for you loss, hope all gets taken care of quickly. I'd of prob thought about putting her out of her misery after that stupidity
I say ban 3M dust remover..
I'm amazed at what people will use to get stoned
Thanks man, me too....
Two or three years ago when Henry was gov, he took off the burn ban after big rains all over the state. My son set fire to one of our brush piles and the next thing we knew, all the dead grass in the pasture was burning merrily. The fire guys came and put it out, but they got stuck in the mud and had to be pulled out, while fighting the grass fire.
That is probably why the ban has not been lifted.
That is probably why the ban has not been lifted.
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