Glad you like them... I wish they had never moved into NE Oklahoma. Overgrown raccoons is all they are :(
thats cool...what county?Phil-sidehill -- My camp is in N.C. Pa. not far from your loc. Anytime we plant corn for deer & turkeys bears get in it & flatten it, especially when it's " in the
milk ". We have to individually fence each apple tree w / concrete mesh and stake it hard to keep the damage to the lowest, outermost limbs. What a pain. Bear season - can't find 'em.
Lyc. County. You're an hour away, tops. I have friends that have a cabin in Laporte.
Phil-sidehill -- Where at in Clinton? My camp is in the Pine Creek drainage area up on top of one of the mountains. Clinton Co. line not far away.
we are fortunate to have some real monsters show up every year....mostly private land, and in the agricultural areas. the big woods and mtns of SGL 13 and Loyalsock State Forest do produce some slammers as well...but they are the exception. Growing up and hunting up on the carrier road i remember my buddy's dad killed a small 12" wide basket racked 8 pt and it was the biggest buck ever killed at that camp! saw my share of spikes and forks hanging from the meat pole at camp...thats really all that was available in the area any way. The whole carrier road was driven off by camps with 25 man rosters for the first week of rifle season back then!Phil-sidehill -- Yep, it's a small world. Good luck with your deer over there this year. Wasn't so long ago that bucks like you have in your pix would've been unheard of in Sully. I guess antler restrictions & more " let 'em grow " guys are paying off. Used to be spikes & forkies were the norm. A small 6 was wall material. Better days now. Keep us posted.