Posted by fergienewbee on November 11, 2010 at 02:34:31 from (99.19.45.6):
I have a 1/3 acre food plot of wheat, crimson and red clover and Austrian winter peas. Last night I went to watch for activity--our season opens Monday. Watched for about a half-hour, when a monster buck stepped out into the plot. There was nothing and then all of a sudden he was there. It was getting toward dusk and he walked into another plot of grain sorghum. I could only see him with binoculars, but watched him for a while. With a rifle, he would have been dead meat, but we can only use a shotgun and that was too far. I'll have to figure out how to get closer. He was at least an eight, maybe a ten. Wide rack and heavy. I saw six does and a smaller buck in the same plot yesterday morning. I smell nenison in my furure. Can't wait till Monday.
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