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Ready for deployment . Try n have a set in every stand. Seldom use them but nice to have them ready and available without having to carry them in.

Walked a good bit of mine today. Lots of Huge Burr Oak. Found only one that is producing a good crop. Last year, this time, bout all oaks had this amount.

Got 4 in today. Normally I wait till Oct but I was bored this morning. These are a hybrid popple/ cottonwood. Has a real pleasant odor,it's soft and has a nice white color under the bark. Not sure if I've ever mentioned this before but if you don't want to dig a hole for them, wiring to an...

Looks like lots of pods. Are they filling in yet?

Time for a thread lock! It's quite obvious who we are voting for by now.

I'm guessing they like the oats. Lol. My small radish field out back is getting wounded. Just counted 13 deer eating in it.

Looks great Sir.:cool:

I'll dive in. I'm 99% certain it's WHERE you place the camera. A trail in thick cover (bedding/ travel corridor) VS a cam in a open foodplot or even the edge of one can be drastic on what you get photos of. I have almost quit putting cams in tight areas. Many years have taught me not to do so!

Depends on deer densities and if they have been accustomed to them in the past? I've never fenced a plot. I just know the radishes and Dwarf rape will get hit harder early and PTT later.

Mixture of radish,ppt,Der planted 14 days ago. Right side of the 3rd pic is clover,millet. Deer are really eating the millet well.

Had a plum failure this year. Don't know why.

Good luck, hope you have a blast.

I agree.

Been planting brassicas for 15 years. Always have broadcasted. Ist hard frost date dictates how well they do. Some years that can be mid Sept, some years mid Oct. Can't say I've ever seen birds consume brassica seeds sitting on top of dry soil? Oats/ rye.., yes.

Whitetails101 I've ever watched. Same fawn and mamma showed up at 5:05 and just left now at 6:10. Her is what I watched her eat in that hour. This was from me leaning out back window and observing her from 12 yards to about 45 with good binos. Leaves from stump sprouts I cut last winter...

Skip, not sure of oat brand. Got the seeds from a friend that farms them. Germ rate/ growth incredible! The last till a hard frost then toast but are often grazed down to dirt before then. Yes, burr Oak. They are dropping acorns now but the mast crop is not as heavy as usual. Last year was Insane!

This little fella has been gorging on 10 day old oats (already mowed once) and burr Oak acorns. Been here for an hour and has hardly moved. Lol. Mamma is in the back feasting on nettle leaves.

Should be fine with just Gly like mentioned. May be running late for Brassicas. ?

Nice looking head Justin. Appears to be the edible type?