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<blockquote data-quote="Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow" data-source="post: 1200830" data-attributes="member: 7123">Is sawtooth oak considered &quot;sweet mast&quot; or &quot;bitter mast&quot;?&nbsp; I&#039;ve heard white oak is sweet, so stake out white oak trees when hunting.&nbsp; There are a few of these where I hunt.I have two spots in the woods, with three apple trees each (of varying kinds, with varying ripening dates).&nbsp;&nbsp; But until they mature enough to bear fruit, I&#039;m gonna keep the feeders out.Actually, one of the 6 died - but I still have planted:-Granny Smith (large / full sized)-Jonathan (miniature)-Crabapple-Fuji (large, I think)-Gala (also large, I think)The other day, while hunting at deep fork, there was the biggest by far persimmon thickets I&#039;ve ever seen - we were munching on those - tasty.&nbsp; Also, found and ate some nice blackberries the other day while scouting - a few still just ripe - mmmmm, mmm!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow, post: 1200830, member: 7123"] Is sawtooth oak considered "sweet mast" or "bitter mast"? I've heard white oak is sweet, so stake out white oak trees when hunting. There are a few of these where I hunt. I have two spots in the woods, with three apple trees each (of varying kinds, with varying ripening dates). But until they mature enough to bear fruit, I'm gonna keep the feeders out. Actually, one of the 6 died - but I still have planted: -Granny Smith (large / full sized) -Jonathan (miniature) -Crabapple -Fuji (large, I think) -Gala (also large, I think) The other day, while hunting at deep fork, there was the biggest by far persimmon thickets I've ever seen - we were munching on those - tasty. Also, found and ate some nice blackberries the other day while scouting - a few still just ripe - mmmmm, mmm! [/QUOTE]

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