Post storm scouting

[chrislibby88]

Just a reminder, after storms is a great time to scout for loaded oaks- no binos needed- the winds are gonna have a lot of acorns on the ground. Same applies for persimmons. Good luck out there.

I’m gonna try and get out here in middle GA this week if I can. All I can do is day dream about the mountains until the early hunts open next month.

 

[NCridgerunner]

Just a reminder, after storms is a great time to scout for loaded oaks- no binos needed- the winds are gonna have a lot of acorns on the ground. Same applies for persimmons. Good luck out there.

I’m gonna try and get out here in middle GA this week if I can. All I can do is day dream about the mountains until the early hunts open next month.

Bears have been lapping white oaks for close to a month already. They didn’t hit everywhere but where they did hit they are thick. Plenty of mountain oak, some red oak. Of course there are always chestnut oaks but they are a last resort.

They are in black gums too. Haven’t noticed any grapes yet. Hickory hit fair in places.

 

[chrislibby88]

Bears have been lapping white oaks for close to a month already. They didn’t hit everywhere but where they did hit they are thick. Plenty of mountain oak, some red oak. Of course there are always chestnut oaks but they are a last resort.

They are in black gums too. Haven’t noticed any grapes yet. Hickory hit fair in places.

I can work with spotty whites.

 

[trad bow]

Not enough wind in upper east central Georgia to blow anything out of the oaks or persimmons. Muscadines are falling.

 

[NCridgerunner]

I can work with spotty whites.

I have been several more places and no mash of any kind or bear sign. I would say they will be piled up together in places.