Just A Terrain Picture
 

You guys have seen pictures of this little 1/3 acre food plot before. But I really like this one so I thought I would post it. It was taken from my box stand Saturday morning, facing West just as the sun was rising.



This is what the woods surrounding that field look like, and explains why we spend the time and effort to maintain food plots and sitting in box stands.

Loks like a nice cozzy spot you have there.

This is my food plot.

Why did I know that reply was coming?:s1:

My food plots are detirmined by logging or non-logging activities of the Forest Service, State of Idaho, Potlatch, 3 Rivers, and other private land owners...

I didn't want to disappoint you.:wave:

Semi, you have a nice plot there! Nice 'n green! I hunt some of that same nast thick stuff. That's why I laugh when people who've never hunted the east try and tell me to spot and stalk deer.

That wouldn't be me. I born and brought up in Mass.

So that expains a lot....:rolleye0011: What happened? Did those liberals up there kick you out?
So Muley, do you seed that every year?
I would like to show you guys a picture of my food plot. But oh yeah, that's right, I don't have one...shucks! Unless of course you count 60' tall white oaks and red oaks mixed in with maple, birch, sassafras and a bunch of other decidious trees with the occasional evergreen.

I think Colorado was the last place God created

No, I wanted to go see the wild west, and stayed here. :biggrin:

Beautiful country there Semi. night and day difference, from the public land i hunt. good luck wild man!

Semi, that's a very nice food plot.

I know what you mean TN. It gives me a chuckle too.

One would have to be a cross between Casper the ghost and The Man With X-Ray Eyes to spot and stalk on most of our property.

Spot and stalk is for open country and CF guns.

Still hunting is for thick timber. It's all I did back east and out west.

Terrain i hunt and took a 3x2 Mulie out of last Saturday afternoon.