What's going on I wondered, and soon I was questioning sabatoge from the neighbors. I called the land owner and asked him about the crop. In essense, the field looks overgrown and plagues with weeds... Usually it's plush green and all the same height
"How's the alf-alfa doing this year?" I asked.
His response was positive, suggesting the crazy amounts of rain have made the crop grow much taller this year and he suggested the weeds growing throughout is due to the same cause. I'm no farmer, but I assumed weeds wouldn't grow due to the shadows of the tall alf-alfa. Either way, the crop is edible, so why no pictures?
After discussing with my good friend and whitetail all star, James Formolo, he suggested a simple solution, or BST (Bull Sh$! Theory). He aske, "Ever walk through a field and noticed how much cooler low spots are compared to the little rises?"
I knew exactly what he was talking about, and thought how wild it is that such a temperature difference is noticable between a low corner or edge compared to the higher parts of the fields.
He then said, "If I were a deer, I'd prefer the cooler areas over the higher, hotter areas, if i were a deer. They might just be in lower areas now to hide from the heat a little bit.?"
So I considered this theory and set my cameras in two low corners of the field where there was a noticable temperature difference yesterday evening after work. . . We'll see what happens come mid August.
Opinions, BST's, facts, comments??
