View out of my son's stand, yes Chuck that's where I hunted today, looking north. This is the top to a fairly steep ridge. I'll have my throw and mow oats out here in just a bit.
Some native flowers plus quite a few tree sprouts. They come back every year though. We usually plant wheat here a little earlier, but with work and lack of rain, I'm just now getting them in.
This is out of a redneck that covers a 1.5 acre chicory/clover plot. The doe is picking up the last of the apples that have been dropping like crazy. Colors were better a week ago....
Got a million dollar view from one of my 360 Hunting Blinds. Food plot, fall trees, and what we call Pennsylvania mountains, 2500 feet high, six miles away.
Food plot is better than it looks in top photo, clover, chicory, and ripe soybeans.
Got a million dollar view from one of my 360 Hunting Blinds. Food plot, fall trees, and what we call Pennsylvania mountains, 2500 feet high, six miles away.View attachment 9964
Food plot is better than it looks in top photo, clover, chicory, and ripe soybeans.View attachment 9965
Got a million dollar view from one of my 360 Hunting Blinds. Food plot, fall trees, and what we call Pennsylvania mountains, 2500 feet high, six miles away.View attachment 9964
Food plot is better than it looks in top photo, clover, chicory, and ripe soybeans.View attachment 9965
Nice. I have good friend in Dubois that hunts north section of PA. He hated new rules originally but now is an advocate. He's worthless but I have a hard time getting friends. LOL