Smo
Well-Known Member
I hunt in northern Humphreys county, and I'm not seeing any acorns....
I hear stories of " acorns falling like rain " in other areas.
So I thought it would be interesting to get updates in various areas of the State.
Yesterday afternoon I saw several deer in cut corn fields and green pastures.
If there were acorns around I would think they would be eating them first.
I have some acorns the locals call "Mountain Oak" , I have always known them as "Chestnut Oak".
Is there a difference? The trees have deep grooved bark and hugh acorns.
Here's a pic of some deer taken a few day ago, must be some acorns somewhere.
I hear stories of " acorns falling like rain " in other areas.
So I thought it would be interesting to get updates in various areas of the State.
Yesterday afternoon I saw several deer in cut corn fields and green pastures.
If there were acorns around I would think they would be eating them first.
I have some acorns the locals call "Mountain Oak" , I have always known them as "Chestnut Oak".
Is there a difference? The trees have deep grooved bark and hugh acorns.
Here's a pic of some deer taken a few day ago, must be some acorns somewhere.