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Lmao. I got lucky second set I ever did one came running in and it was mid day and 90 degrees outside. Haven't been able to call another one in since.

2 years ago I went in and hinged or killed everything accept for oaks and walnut. Also left some hickory if it wasn't competing with the others. This year most deer and bucks I have ever had on this farm.

Fence it or don't plant beans. I tried It and mine never got above 6". Ended up with no food for late saeson

Looks like I will kill or try and kill and hinge a few. Even flat out cut a few off for new sprouts

Have a lot of ironwood understory beneath basically all oaks. Not sure if I should hinge or cut the iron wood.

^^^ Perfectly said for me. Just adding shed hunting as I have a new dog that is being trained now and we pic him up the end of February.

Deer are hitting my natural spring that doesn't freeze. I threw a can up on it for the first time a few weeks ago and am getting a lot of pics.

^^^^ lmfao

I have been happy with my bushnells this year. Unfortunately bought a cuddyback also just because I needed a camera and it was all they had. Lots of blurry pictures. Wasted $150

Wow... I'm really sorry to here that.

Thanks Paul for all you have taught me about deer habitat. I have spent hours reading the information you have provided. RIP

Prayers sent.

Had 3 good bucks come into food plot tonight. Just out if range. 12 does. Saw our biggest 10 locked down with a doe. He was fallowing her in the food plot last evening. Tonight he was mounting her in the pasture.

Sat on food plot tonight. Had 11 does and one shooter 10. He was fallowing one of the does pretty hard and of course she happened to be the one that didn't like my doe decoy

I saw in one of the pics that one side of an oak was cut and the other side was left. 2 trees that have sprouted from the same stump. I have lots of these in my timber. Is it fine to cut the one side without water eventually rotting the whole stump away and loosing the other side? Is it better...

Last year the deer didn't hit my brassicas until January. Of course it was after muzzle season but they cleared it out.

This time of the season. I would probably be itching to shoot something if I haven't struck blood yet.

I buried one of mine in my wife's flower bed for the winter. Left antlers sticking up. It was actually pretty clean when I pulled it up in the spring time.

Have about an 1.5 acre section that has some sperattic cedars in it and is surrounded by timber on 3 sides and is adjacent to a 2 acre food plot. I have been thinking about changing (adding to it) it over to switch or warm season grasses. Not sure if it's worth it or not given the size. The...

X rated. All i saw today was 2 small bucks wandering and a lonely fawn. Momma must have been shacked up. Last night had a descent 10 come in right at dark checking bedding area. Hope the bigger ones are crushing this weekend I still have lot tag to fill.