Look what I found in the turnip field.
And this was only 20' away from it.
Looks like a matched pair.
And then I found another one.
Chloe was very interested in these additions to my collection.
I tried to hunt coyotes on Saturday evening. I used this mojo-critter. It's a motorized distractor that's supposed to look like a dying rabbit.
The critter was running but I hadn't started to call yet. Six does came into the field and didn't know what to make of the critter. They didn't stay long when I gave them a blast of the dying rabbit call.
No coyotes but it was a beautiful sunset.
That's the main field hi-rise stand.
Last visit I put out a little corn.
Just enough to get some traffic in front of the cameras.
It had the intended result.
There were still some bucks around and most hadn't dropped antlers yet.
A couple had lost one of them.
Even these little guys were aggressive around the food (corn).
I'm not sure who won the fight.
I did a little clean up and burned some of the trees that were down on the field edges. I always use the pit now.
On this tour I bumped a few deer. This one stood right in the trail for me.
An unusually warm weekend for February.
We are still in a death struggle with mice in the cabin. They ate thru this Crisco bottle. I had one in a trap when I arrived.
Out for a walk on the last visit. Took the 223 in case I got a shot at a coyote.
Much nicer this weekend. I did some more hinge cutting on Sunday.
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