Don't judge me!
Tried finding the gif of creed from the office saying “I’ve done a lot more for a lot less”. So just pretend that was the give and think of his face lol
I literally laughed out loud on that one.
Plots are looking good for having broadcast and used a harrow. Hopefully with acorns starting to drop, deer will stay off them a bit and let them grow. It's not easy with really small plots.
Two of my cameras showed 48* down by the river this morning. That kind of weather would have me in the mood to get in the stand, but according to the forecast I look at, it’s not going to be that nice next weekend. 
I don't care if it is 110, will be in the blind on Sunday morning.Two of my cameras showed 48* down by the river this morning. That kind of weather would have me in the mood to get in the stand, but according to the forecast I look at, it’s not going to be that nice next weekend.
I have a three legged doe that I need to fill the freezer.
You guys are funny... But back when I hunted I can totally understand.
Long story short.
Ever since my uncles passing, one thing has bugged me. A missing 1958 Chevy apache pickup. This was from a farm family that never trashed anything that "could" be used again. So it was weird not seeing it with the rest of the vehicles.
Last Saturday I was at one of the farms and saw a hood up on an older truck that was a ways off the main road, so i snaked around on the "farm" road path and totally hidden from the main road was one of the best deer setups ive seen in a long time. Two stands at opposite ends, one for morning one for evening and the feeder full of corn in the center! Kind or trespassing at this point though. I left my contact info at his trailcam. I was just more happy to see that truck and then cussing that it added another vehicle I need to move 2 miles to the main farm. 1x grain truck 1x snub nose semi 1x 71 chevy pickup 1x late 70's subaru 1x 78 chief cherokee ... Now a 58 apache......................
Long story short.
Ever since my uncles passing, one thing has bugged me. A missing 1958 Chevy apache pickup. This was from a farm family that never trashed anything that "could" be used again. So it was weird not seeing it with the rest of the vehicles.
Last Saturday I was at one of the farms and saw a hood up on an older truck that was a ways off the main road, so i snaked around on the "farm" road path and totally hidden from the main road was one of the best deer setups ive seen in a long time. Two stands at opposite ends, one for morning one for evening and the feeder full of corn in the center! Kind or trespassing at this point though. I left my contact info at his trailcam. I was just more happy to see that truck and then cussing that it added another vehicle I need to move 2 miles to the main farm. 1x grain truck 1x snub nose semi 1x 71 chevy pickup 1x late 70's subaru 1x 78 chief cherokee ... Now a 58 apache......................
I didn’t say I wasn’t going. I just said it wasn’t going to be as nice.I don't care if it is 110, will be in the blind on Sunday morning.
I have a three legged doe that I need to fill the freezer.
Most here have heard the story, but in 2015, I drove 500 miles for one evening hunt and sat in 95* heat for the chance to kill a 170 class buck.
Anyone have a deer hunting superstition they’ll admit to?
Nope. None for me.
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