1st camera pull

[tcook8296]

Had the opportunity to pull some cams last weekend. 

Looks like a few good residents around. 

Cant wait to see what comes through in November. 

Very dry summer on my farm. Corn all around me. They are hammering the clover down to the dirt in some areas. 

My Alfalfa is getting slammed but holding up real well to the browse and lack of rain. Switch grass is tall, apple trees all have apples and hinge cuts are thick. Planted turnips and radishes. After 5 years of hunting this farm, Im concentrating my efforts more on late season. I had a great buck coming into my food plots last season late December into January the cell cams were going crazy. I flew out to hunt the last 3 days last year and actually encountered the buck I was after. Drew on him twice at 20 yrds but couldnt get a clean shot. 

He is still alive and Im looking forward to another season. 

[BHC]

Very Nice bucks....good luck

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4th year switch grass

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Alfalfa plot I planted last spring

[Shootemandmountem]

Are you near a nuclear power plant Tom?  Great management skills sir!

[Swamprat]

Wow. You need a camera guy? Lol.

Good luck this season.

 

Nick

[JHbowhunter]

good management is hard to find... Well done... Wish NJ could just lean a little more in that direction. Can't say too much in this state - "Can't eat the horns"  and "don't preach" are about what you get back. Majority rules. 

[Gobblengrunt]

great job, some nice bucks u got there! Good luck. That first buck with all that junk at his bases is cool!

Edited August 13, 2017 by Gobblengrunt

[LPJR]

Holy sheet, some bruisers you have.