Thats awesome on your youngest first harvest. Seems like you had a pretty successful season considering the acorn crop this year!

We always like a good acorn crop. That way we know where the deer are (under the live oaks). Much more dependable and cheaper than maintaining a corn slinger.

It's a little different when 90% of the property is solid post oaks. But it does put some weight on the deer

also a hog attractant

Wasn't someone supposed to be dealing with that problem?

yes, some of the oak trees are going to get cut down

I posted a photo of my bushhog harvested buck on the last page

Hey quit its "Beer 30" ain't it?

Yet but he was "shredded down" under an MLD so it don't fit on this topic

25 pages Curly and it is still going pretty civil too

Everyone can get along just fine, despite Antler Regulations being a blanket attempt to fix a nonexistent problem

I was expecting out of you.

I'm ready for June/July already

I ready for April and May to look for sheds first then AR season er uh I mean antler growing season

I plan to be on the lake while you are shed hunting, b/c I am that dedicated to putting meat in the freezer. (since there dang sure isn't any deer in one)

I guess you aren't that mad at them

Going from 1 AR season to the next 1 with a size limit also but I know you got a freezer full of pork

Couldn't talk one into jumping in there, Tye, but I had other things to be mad at this year.



Catfish only have to be 12" and there is no shortage of them on Lake X. Bass are past AR criteria and most get chunked back (wife decided she liked to fish somewhere along the way, so I get to bass fish when I find a reason she needs to stay home)

We'll get some pork in the freezer soon, but it'll be from a domestic hog that didn't make the premium sale @ the county show.

Nope he kept that truck out of the bar ditch this year it has it's own set of ARs I guess

I keep my truck between the mustard & mayo, but did lock the brakes up a few times in CO to pull off the hwy to glass deer up on the benches.