The woods, and especially the maples, are putting on quite a show in this part of the state. I just happened to break away for a round of golf this morning, and this is what the trees around the course looked like. Usually I get to view the course from the shade underneath most of the maples, oaks, and the lovely pine trees, but not today. If this is the last game I play this year, it will help me get through the winter. I took a tip from my golf partner (Ed Ponzy) and shot a season low (76.) I could of even done better, but missed 3 putts under four foot.
Things are heating up in the whitetail world! I have heard several reports of hunters taking deer over this past weekend. One report( from Tom Calloway), is quite humorous, and I will share it as soon as he sends me a picture. The weather is heading for a substantial change, about mid-week, and this hunter will be ready. I plan on hunting 3-4 days toward the end of the week, and anticipate using my grunt call and rattling horns.
If any of you readers are successful, and have a good story to tell, drop me an e-mail, along with a few pictures, and we’ll share it on the blog. If you can make it out over the next couple weeks; by all means do it! Be safe and have fun. Put em on the ground Art!
Mike
I’m hoping I can Mike. I think things are starting to shape up quite well. Finally a nice cold front coming in and a NW wind. I can’t wait. Hopefully this works out for both of us.
The fall colors are really starting to look gorgeous around our parts.
Wow, I wish that we had conditions like that where i live. I love when the clodfronts come up and the whitetails get moving. I hope that this year does good for me.