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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 5723166" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>Walked under good many white oaks this weekend on two farms in SW TN, no acorns on the ground to speak of, green or brown. Did find a few red oaks dropping "a little", but no deer on them. I cracked a few open and they looked good. In my neck of the woods, fresh cut corn fields are drawing deer from all directions. I plan to scout a few other wooded areas this coming weekend. Generally speaking, I expect white oaks to start dropping in my area around October 10th. If I find a tree dropping earlier that first week of October, and the deer have found it, it is a guaranteed killing tree.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 5723166, member: 131"] Walked under good many white oaks this weekend on two farms in SW TN, no acorns on the ground to speak of, green or brown. Did find a few red oaks dropping "a little", but no deer on them. I cracked a few open and they looked good. In my neck of the woods, fresh cut corn fields are drawing deer from all directions. I plan to scout a few other wooded areas this coming weekend. Generally speaking, I expect white oaks to start dropping in my area around October 10th. If I find a tree dropping earlier that first week of October, and the deer have found it, it is a guaranteed killing tree. [/QUOTE]
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