It's literally human poopoo from somewhere up in Wisconsin.

Nice, much easier to eat when it's not frozen!

That dude in the middle sure does look mature.

Great pic!

Thanks!....He�s probably 3 or 4 I think. Funny thing about it is that we're supposed to be right on the front edge of the rut with bucks roaming and this and that.....yet I've been watching these bucks, as well as a few others, that have been routinely feeding in my field in the afternoons for the last couple weeks like "what rut"?? I only have a few does in here.

Another one of the young bucks that's hanging around���

Isn't it composted sludge from the drying beds of a wastewater treatment plant ? Our town used the sludge from the drying beds on their flower beds one time, had lots of volunteer tomato plants and "plastics" in the beds. Guess they pulled the weed up as it sprouted.

It�s baked microbes used to break down human waste in Milwaukee.

Linky

A Throw n Mow field one month after we bush hogged it. They all look like this.

This was not a Throw n Mow but all have clover like this in them.

Looks awesome Dean!

Somebody�s been fighting and done broke his ear��.Another new buck that has just showed up.

That's crazy.

It�s crazy all the daylight pics of bucks you get and your plots are awesome.My deer are some nocturnal sob�s except for right now. They are lighting it up right now here. Yesterday two hunters saw 4 full out chases. My buddy shot a funky racked 193 pounder. If anyone hunts near Rucker I would suggest you get in the woods right now.

Thanks man....

Another young roamer that I�ve never seen before. Maybe he�ll roam back through in about 5 years. He�s likely marked for death though��..

Yep he won't be long for this world

Yep. them white spots are gonna get him shot. I had a resident doe give birth to a piebald doe fawn years ago that ended up living here until she was 2 1/2....I don't think they moved around much though. I guess someone finally saw her because she just eventually disappeared.

Another new young roamer.......

A lot of young roamers this year…very few older bucks though. I don’t recall seeing this one before. He sure has a brown colored coat compared to the gray that most of them have in late winter.....very little white on him either.