My best trailcam pic of 2017 (so far)

• Mar 16, 2017

• #1

Pilgrim

Senior Member

This just might get you fired up...

 

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• Mar 16, 2017

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erhunter

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Pilgrim said:

This just might get you fired up...

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Wow what a pic! Thanks for sharing. What's in that food plot? Just simple grass?

 

• Mar 16, 2017

• #3

flatsmaster

Senior Member

nice pic !!!!!

 

• Mar 16, 2017

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Muddy Water

Senior Member

I can't tell if I'd rather shoot gobblers or hit golf balls in that plot.

 

• Mar 16, 2017

• #5

Slings and Arrows

Senior Member

Beautiful!

 

• Mar 16, 2017

• #6

Pilgrim

Senior Member

erhunter said:

Wow what a pic! Thanks for sharing. What's in that food plot? Just simple grass?

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What a crazy fall 2016 was for the hunter who loves to plant food plots! We usually try to plant in late Sept or early Oct, but we live close enough to the property that we can typically wait on a "for sure" rain before we put the seed in the dirt. Well, like everyone else we just kept waiting...and wondering if God would ever send rain again. He did around the first of December, and we planted two days later - first time we've ever planted food plots in December. We planted a combination of wheat and oats - along with a healthy portion of fertilizer. They look about as good as they ever have!

 

• Mar 16, 2017

• #7

BCPbuckhunter

Senior Member

Pilgrim said:

What a crazy fall 2016 was for the hunter who loves to plant food plots! We usually try to plant in late Sept or early Oct, but we live close enough to the property that we can typically wait on a "for sure" rain before we put the seed in the dirt. Well, like everyone else we just kept waiting...and wondering if God would ever send rain again. He did around the first of December, and we planted two days later - first time we've ever planted food plots in December. We planted a combination of wheat and oats - along with a healthy portion of fertilizer. They look about as good as they ever have!

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Same here brother, I planted clover and cereal rye but no rain until the end of December but the food plots look great now.

 

• Mar 17, 2017

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SEGeorgia10mm

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I would frame that pic and hang it on the wall. Great shot and beautiful plot.

 

• Mar 18, 2017

• #9

drenalin08

Senior Member

Wow beautiful picture!

 

• Mar 18, 2017

• #10

3ringer

Senior Member

I wish my yard looked that good.

 

• Mar 22, 2017

• #11

Pilgrim

Senior Member

3ringer said:

I wish my yard looked that good.

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Same here!

 

• Mar 23, 2017

• #12

oppthepop

Senior Member

Just plain WOW! What a great pic!

 

• Mar 23, 2017

• #13

GeorgiaGlockMan

Senior Member

Great pic.

Trying to decide which tom I'd shoot. Hope you have the same "problem".

Nice work!

 

• Mar 23, 2017

• #14

GAGE

GONetwork Member

Pretty spot, good luck!

 

• Mar 23, 2017

• #15

LTZ25

Senior Member

Looks like a magazine cover !!

 

• Mar 23, 2017

• #16

EAGLE EYE 444

King Casanova

Pilgram,

You have a wonderful photo indeed in this capture.

I see at least three gobblers and the 4th one just might be a gobbler but I can't tell from the current angle. I also see a squirrel that is having a great time right among all of these turkeys.

I love the blind situated in the pine tree nearby as well. That should give you an fantastic viewing area when season rolls round as well.

I also think there is no doubt that you have a super high quality photo here for sure.

Thanks for sharing this with all of us.

 

Last edited: Mar 24, 2017

• Mar 24, 2017

• #17

4HAND

Cuffem & Stuffem Moderator

Staff member

What a beautiful picture!

 

• Apr 12, 2017

• #18

Cole Henry

Senior Member

What sod company did you use