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Rich M wrote:Typically, hunting FL has been like getting a root canal
JMAR85 wrote:hey guys, I'm relatively new to the beast and have been enjoying it so far. I've had a question on my mind since this passed season and would like some opinions on it. I was watching a piece of public ground last year and hung some cameras up right after spring gobbler went out in late May. I had gotten some good pictures throughout the summer and had two bucks that I was really looking forward to hunting come the season. While checking cameras in mid August I saw that some apple trees in a secluded meadow were absolutely loaded with apples and decided to take an evening when the wind was right (I had a full proof entry and exit) to see what was taking advantage of the apple crop. I was pleasantly surprised to see a buck come out that I could not identify and was also bigger than anything I had seen so far in the area. And after that evening, the next time I checked my cameras it was like he was the star of the show. I had many pictures of him. I'm sad to say that I did not kill him, I screwed up on him opening night (what can I say I'm an amateur...) My question is, has anyone ever seen this happen where a buck seemingly comes out of nowhere (aside from the rut)???
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JMAR85 wrote:Do you think it'd be worth finding his bed this winter? Would he use the same bed if he came back this year?
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