What trips your fall trigger?

[Trial153]

Journey

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I never stopped believing ...in mountain lions.

[Uncle Nicky]

Basil starts to die in the garden, peppers start slowing down, and chrysanthemums start coming out of the ground. And it starts getting dark by 7:30. Sure signs that fall is about to start.

[Doewhacker]

This...from last October 16th. 

[ants]

Those first cool mornings in September, I get up pretty early .  You can smell them…..LOL!!

[Buckmaster7600]

Honestly, when I need more than underwear on to let the dog out and let my chickens out.


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[stoneam2006]

October 1st

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[ATbuckhunter]

Usually about mid September for me when the humidity leaves the air and i hear all the geese migrating at night. 

[nyslowhand]

2 hours ago, Doewhacker said:

This...from last October 16th. 

That's got to be up in the Dacks. Little early for us flatlanders to see leaves off the trees that much by mid-Oct.

[Four Season Whitetail's]

3 hours ago, Doewhacker said:

This...from last October 16th. 

I wish it was October 16th Tomorrow! Nice Pic!

[Doewhacker]

1 hour ago, nyslowhand said:

That's got to be up in the Dacks. Little early for us flatlanders to see leaves off the trees that much by mid-Oct.

Schoharie County, outside of Richmondville, and there ain't no flat land there lol. It's a whole different world down there sometimes. 

[First-light]

Cool morning and that smell of leaves in the air……...

[Doc]

Quote: "What trips your fall trigger?"

I tell you what doesn't trip any triggers is this damn day-after-day of 90+ degrees temperature.

By the way guys, don't be in too much of a hurry to wish your life away. Come next February when we're slipping and sliding all over the road through the 10 inches of slush, and reading our heating bill, we will be daydreaming about the good old summer months with the fishing and nice cold beer under a shade tree, and munching down the stakes off the grill. I love the fall hunt, but there is always that looming winter hot on it's heels.

And by the way, I love all those nice, sunny, picture-book, photos of the colorful leaves that we get to see about 2 or 3 days all Fall (if we're lucky). But most of Fall is gray skies with near constant drizzle and gale-force winds.

[Rockspek]

Mums

[airedale]

For me it is always the leaves.

Al

[The_Real_TCIII]

Journey


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Tony got whacked that night

[sbuff]

Sam Adams Oktoberfest and crisp cool morning air.

[The_Real_TCIII]

Sam Adams Oktoberfest and crisp cool morning air.

Try Southern Tier Harvest this year


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[The_Real_TCIII]

I can't wait for that sight!!!! All I do is maintain that hole in the ground. My wife and daughters, and their friends, just sun tan on the patio and occasionally  float around the pool on rafts…no one even swims!! I jump in now and then.. My son and his friends go jump of a bridge into a local creek and could care less about the pool.  BUNCH OF CRAP!!!!! 

You know I'm sitting here drinking coffee watching my new pool fill up and you drop this on me?!?! I'm not one to complain to a moderator but I think a lifetime ban is called for!


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[turkeyfeathers]

5 minutes ago, The_Real_TCIII said:

Try Southern Tier Harvest this year


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You need to try Founders harvest.

[The_Real_TCIII]

You need to try Founders harvest.

I will make a point of it


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[dbHunterNY]

Sam Adams Oktoberfest and crisp cool morning air.

Had it tonight with a half rack of ribs.

[dbHunterNY]

Quote: "What trips your fall trigger?"

I tell you what doesn't trip any triggers is this damn day-after-day of 90+ degrees temperature.

By the way guys, don't be in too much of a hurry to wish your life away. Come next February when we're slipping and sliding all over the road through the 10 inches of slush, and reading our heating bill, we will be daydreaming about the good old summer months with the fishing and nice cold beer under a shade tree, and munching down the stakes off the grill. I love the fall hunt, but there is always that looming winter hot on it's heels.

And by the way, I love all those nice, sunny, picture-book, photos of the colorful leaves that we get to see about 2 or 3 days all Fall (if we're lucky). But most of Fall is gray skies with near constant drizzle and gale-force winds.

Holy negativity! Haha

[nyslowhand]

When the school buses hit the road again is my 1st trigger. The countdown to Oct 1st begins. After I've sat in the tree a few times in the 70-80deg temps, my enthusiasm wanes. Then it picks up again when the leaves turn color, begin to fall and morning temps become much cooler. Okay,  maybe to some extent seeing the smaller bucks roaming around in daylight mid to late October is encouraging and frustrating all at the same time. The main trigger for me is Halloween, time for getting serious from then on!!

Edited August 14, 2016 by nyslowhand

[Doc]

6 hours ago, dbHunterNY said:

Holy negativity! Haha

What is negative about "fishing and nice cold beer under a shade tree, and munching down the stakes off the grill"? To each season there is a purpose. Enjoy each one before wishing it away. About the only negativity that I can think of is the howling winds and 3' snow drifts and the sub-zero temperature that I know will follow fall. I know what I will be thinking then, looking out the window debating whether to cancel appointments or not. I will be sitting there daydreaming about the tie of year we are in right now. Enjoy it. Don't wish it away.

[eagle rider]

when I start seeing the residents on my street start to fatten up, like this one.....