…has been found.

As bowhunters, we should all be seeking to find the perfect 30 yards in our respective properties as the weeks go by in hunting season.

The problem with finding the perfect 30 yards…

*That’s an awfully small area

*Tough to scout some places midseason because they are to close to bedding areas

*There isn’t always a great place to hang a stand in the “kill” zone

*It is continuously changing as new food sources become available and the rut comes and goes

But, I found it this morning.  A giant white oak surrounded by 4 or 5 of its progeny.

Deer poop, deer poop, acorn, acorn, acorn, poop, acorn, poop, poop, poop, acorn, acorn, acorn, acorn…

Notice I didn’t include leaves…  You nearly can’t see the ground for all the acorn hulls, acorns, and deer droppings.

I’m excited to get back in there when the wind gets right.  Should be a heck of a sit!

By the way, Hunt #6 is in the books.  This morning I sat on a green field for 2 hours, but saw nothing.  Plenty of activity going on inside the plot but most of it is happening at night which was obvious by the abundant tracks between dawn and the heavy rains we had last night around midnight.