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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 4163975" data-attributes="member: 14646">View from my tree stand.&nbsp; Can&#039;t see the far left and right sides of this plot.&nbsp; Tree stand is good for North, East and S/E winds.&nbsp; Have a ground blind that&#039;s better for any wind coming out of the S/W for this food plot.&nbsp; Sitting yesterday afternoon, I had three does and two fawns come in.&nbsp; THey feed for about an hour.&nbsp; Then his buck came in from an unexpected direction, right in front of my ladder to the plot.&nbsp; He checked the does then fed for about 20 minutes and off he went.&nbsp; By the time he left it was past shooting light.&nbsp; His rack was barely outside his ears but was nice.&nbsp; I was torn to take him as his rack was really nice with about 9 points but his body seemed like a younger buck and I know more mature bucks can get much bigger around here.&nbsp; At least it sure is a pretty place to enjoy some quiet.&nbsp; I&#039;m bragging a bit and I know many have done much more/better but two Summers ago this was all untouched woods with heavy brush.&nbsp; Being from Socal and little experience on tractors, working land and wanting to hunt my own property I think it&#039;s a pretty good setup setup so far.&nbsp; And yes, my Iphone-8 sucks at picture taking.&nbsp; Really need to upgrade.&nbsp; [ATTACH=full]430285[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]430286[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 4163975, member: 14646"] View from my tree stand. Can't see the far left and right sides of this plot. Tree stand is good for North, East and S/E winds. Have a ground blind that's better for any wind coming out of the S/W for this food plot. Sitting yesterday afternoon, I had three does and two fawns come in. THey feed for about an hour. Then his buck came in from an unexpected direction, right in front of my ladder to the plot. He checked the does then fed for about 20 minutes and off he went. By the time he left it was past shooting light. His rack was barely outside his ears but was nice. I was torn to take him as his rack was really nice with about 9 points but his body seemed like a younger buck and I know more mature bucks can get much bigger around here. At least it sure is a pretty place to enjoy some quiet. I'm bragging a bit and I know many have done much more/better but two Summers ago this was all untouched woods with heavy brush. Being from Socal and little experience on tractors, working land and wanting to hunt my own property I think it's a pretty good setup setup so far. And yes, my Iphone-8 sucks at picture taking. Really need to upgrade. [ATTACH type="full"]430285[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]430286[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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