burmjohn

Ouch, I keep checking, right now its reading lower 60's for the weekend for my area.

Wow expensive! I checked his prices was just curious. There is a charge for everything too.

I wouldn't see why not.

I tried reading one time, but I love to look around, I feel like I'm going to miss something. Same goes for listening to music or something, even with just ear thing in I feel like I'll miss something. Here and there I'll try to go on the site. This year I should have better reception, so hopefully I can post a pic or two from the hunt.

I'm seeing Partly sunny. Highs around 60 for 3H!

Yeah but the show description says Montana?

Really? Hrm, it was on today? I'll have to check and see if there is a repeat and tape it.

That's for sure... Its going to be so hard not to skip out of work early Friday too.

Ready to GO! 5 Days away, bags packed, clothes washed and bow is ready! Are you ready? What are you looking forward to this season? (traditions, that buck you saw on the trail camera, hanging with your buddies?) Me, I'm ready for all of the above, can't wait to shoot the crap with the hunting friends. Enjoy some good food, drinks, cigars and just relaxing the day away in my stand(s) hoping the big guy will walk by.

Neat!

I don't think I have ever seen one either. I have seen plenty in the woods and on my trail camera though!

I think there is a boom every year with those critters.

I'll agree with that

Actually the old man is the one that actually planted them, he is not a deer hunter, he would eventually like to see if it can help get some birds on the property as well as help the rest of the wild life. Started off with something small, because that's what we could afford at the time, and to see how it goes. Regardless, its not to attract deer, its to feed the deer and wild life. Thats what a food plot does The deer are all over the place where we before we had any plots.

Or at least call the DEC, maybe they can do something.

That sucks, hopefully someone shoots him.

Welcome... Do you hunt in NY at all?

Doe pee, regular doe pee.... Fresh from a farm. Late season you can think about using a doe in heat if the pre-rut started to kick in.

Nice fantail!

Did he shave all his arms or just a patch ??

Oh my god they look so good.

Great pic.

I love all the shots, and like Scot said that last one is awesome!

Where I am there is not one single farm with in miles, overgrown woods everywhere. This is my second year on this property, its the first property I can actually call my own. We keep about 40 acres of area as off limits as a animal sanctuary and eventually will have a 5+ acre field in there down the road. We have two 1 Acre plots, there is one stand on the plot which is not hunted over. There is no point of bow hunting the plots as the shots from the stand would be a minimum of 40+ yards. The food plots unlike feeders are hit 99% of the time at night because they are open area's where deer will not roam out onto during the day, especially during the higher pressure hunting season. Feeders ARE NOT the same as food plots. Food plots benefit ALL wild life thought out the year, they provide everything from bedding, to breading grounds, and of course the tonnage of food. They are the same exact thing as an apple orchard, oak tree's, or whatever out there native to the land or not. I'm still new to all this, and next year plan to add turnips and other things that will provide food into the winter. We plan on trying thin out the woods in our area as well to allow the tree's to mature, allow other plans to grow. Down the road once I get a tractor I'd like to start a small apple orchard that my family, my baby daughter, as well as the wild life can enjoy. We had some broccoli rabe that we picked this year, which came out amazing with sausage last weekend. Next year I plan on doing some corn, again for me, my family as well as the wild life. So yeah, a "deer attractant" they may be in some of your misinformed eyes, but don't forget the 50 other things they are as well.

Looks like a nice thick plot there...