Judoka95

I don't know about any place else but the coyotes were going crazy out here last night. I came out on the deck around 9pm and they seemed to be all over yapping to each other.

Up in the stand, chilly 32 degrees,hoping for heavy footed deer and crunchy leaves.

I got a rapid test done in Pulaski that had results in 15 minutes. My wife's test took 6 days from the local urgent care.

Taco, I just got over the VID, I gave it to my wife. Luckily the kids were spared. We only had flu like symptoms. Hope you get over it soon. The woods are a good place to quarantine.

I stand corrected. I will be in the woods until Sunday. Hopefully you are right.

One small buck and 2 does so far. Maybe it will be a good morning.

Crappy, clearly you have not checked the forecast The temperature is falling, barometric pressure is rising, the moon is waxing, and Saturn is in retrograde. Plus the rut is in full effect!!!! Its almost unfair for the deer!!!

Crappy, clearly you have not checked the forecast The temperature is falling, barometric pressure is rising, the moon is waxing, and Saturn is in retrograde. Plus the rut is in full effect!!!! Its almost unfair for the deer!!!

If you're going to move it, there is no better time than the present. You'll just end up second guessing yourself and moving it later anyway.

Neighboring property has about 50 acres of standing corn, which has normally already been cut. I have a feeling "my" deer are hanging out next door.

All settled into the stand. Let's hope they're moving. Good luck everyone.

Storms blowing through, temperature is dropping, barometric pressure is rising. Tomorrow morning should be good.

In the stand at 6:15. Regretting eating those greens & beans last night. The deer are going to wind me in the next county.

First time out this season for the boy. Hope we see more tonight than I've seen the last few nights. (which is zero)

Looks like she walked directly under someone's stand.

Holy traditional!!

Well the 3rd patch of rain just stopped, let's hope that gets them up and moving.

6 hrs. in the stand yesterday and didn't see a thing. After dinner I had 8 in the back yard. I'm seriously considering relocating my stand to the back deck.

Your timing was better than mine. I got in my stand just as the rain started. Note: no umbrella.

I've heard those red squirrel parties can be nuts!!!

Looks good Geno. I purchased my property about a year & 1/2 ago (50 acres). The property was tore up by loggers previously, huge slash piles choking off travel, disrupted the drainage so there is standing water everywhere. It seemed grim at first but in just a year or so we have made significant improvements. It's amazing what you can accomplish with some hand tools, a chainsaw and a lot of sweat. some of the work will require heavy equipment (which I don't own) but I have about 8-10 acres of field that I am looking at leasing to a local farmer for corn and soybeans (alternating years). It's a win/win/win. They will basically be putting in a food plot, I won't have to maintain the field and I can use the money (which I also don't have a lot of) from the lease to rent the equipment I need to perform some of the work. This is all part of the enjoyment of having good hunting grounds. Plenty to do in the off season builds the excitement for the fall. It has also helped keep me occupied during this unique time.

Tried making beef short ribs for the first time in about 20 years. 6 hours in the slow cooker (I think 8-9 hrs next time). Mashers with homemade gravy and green beans. It fell off the bones and the family loved it

Out in 8f. #fromtheground. #freezing my a$$ off.

Live from the woods!!!! Changing it up this morning and going #from the ground.

Back in the stand for the pm. All quiet this morning until the neighbor decided to go full auto on what I can only assume was fawn running for it's life.