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Barefoot in the woods playing tag.

Bucks in velvet poking around together, and checking out the licking limb.

Interesting to see the doe (?) going after the decoy stake, and the other 3-4 deer visiting at the same time and gathering around the hanging licking branch (hanging for the third year).

Caught on camera on mid trail heading towards the fuel tank stand.

One of the better trail cam videos of a hen with her chicks foraging near the deer blind.

Preparing ground for planting forage oats and some other seeds for food plot near the walnut plantation. Forage oats grew well near the walnuts when planted in August last summer. Will try them again this year, but planted earlier. Ground dry but some promise of a bit of rain soon. Rototilled, spread seed, and rolled in. May brush over to covers some of the seed, depending on rain.

Two snow days that needed plowing in March, caught on video at mailbox.

Red squirrel visits red shed then returns with a walnut and runs underneath the shed.

Browning strike force trail camera caught bobcat trotting by during daylight.

Placed new trail cam on lower trail, but correct date not set. Tracing back from card pickup time, this was Sept. 28 beginning at 7:30 pm This is either a nice wide 8pt or a 9pt counting the sticker at the base of the left antler.

Are they three different ones? Or the first two walking by two different nights at about the same time the same bucks? And is the third buck a finer antler than the other two, so a different buck?

Losing the velvet antler covering referred to as velvet two weeks before bow season begins.

GreenAcres waitstaff receiving personal "thank you" song from GQ quartet the evening before the Madison Show 2022.

GQ 2.0 Madison Show Aug. 13, 2022

Three doe and a fawn pass by the blind. A month until bow hunting begins. Walnut field and no food plot planted.

Fall 2021, bucks visiting a hanging branch and watching them scrape, pee, smell, and lick.

Morning buck walking past blind on rainy misty morning.

Get the sled out for a run down the hill, across the drive and to the woods.

Browning trail cam videos compiled to show the brood of turkey poults. Can you count them? At first glance thought this hen turkey was dusting, but then went back to see if she was fluffed up to cover her young. Only then noticed the young poults scattered around beside her.

Trail cam caught this buck eating. Browning Strike Force ProXD model BTC-5 PXD

Five tom turkey's assemble to strut in front of Browning trail cam and twice all five gobble together. This happened one week before the 2021 turkey season opened.

Short video of felling small spruce tree with notch, then backcut, placing a felling wedge, finishing the backcut to form the hinge wood. Then tapping in the felling wedge to push the tree over.

Nine tom turkey's one day and 6 toms two days later near the same place. Browning strike force BTC-5PXD used to capture these great video's.

Browning trail cam at edge of tree field that captured 9 tom turkey's parading by within minutes.

Spring time for a tom turkey to round up ten hens in preparation for making more turkey's