Trying to get a hunt in before the heavy rain hits. Watching green field that has a couple shooters visiting it. Good luck fellas

Good luck! Raining here, watching a real nice 8 in the field. Too bad I’m heading out the door to go to work!

Whipping in the wind myself lol

I heard the 25 mph winds at 5 am and went straight back to bed.

^^^^this. By this point in the season I'm too burned out to tolerate the wind and rain. Heck, nowadays if it ain't 45, sunny, and calm, I'm out

Sitting in a thicket for a bit between showers

I wish I could somehow make these does more provocative and promiscuous..
Nothing doing here.

you better keep your eyes peeled back jwalker. They don't make a peep in those pine needles when they are wet.

Wind was howling this morning. I sat overlooking a small hay field that joined a cutover. At 7am, I heard a grunt and looked to my right and a doe pops out of the woods and into the hay field 30 yards to my right. She's looking back from where she came and I get the gun ready. She stands for a second and then trots off. I heard another grunt and immediately a spike with 7-8 inch spikes pops out and is on her tail. That's all I saw today.

They have killed some studs around Macon, Montgomery, Pike, and Coffee county the last week. I haven't seen anything that even made me flip the safety off. I've hunted 10 of the last 14 days. Kinda frustrated and a little burned out. With the storms rolling in this afternoon, I said to heck with it and came on home. Went by office to clear out emails from being off all week and just getting ready for the grind to start back up tomorrow. Congrats on all the kills by members!

Dr. B

Set it out today be back after them in the morning

I road to the lease for a midday hunt and looked at the radar at which time I turned around drove to the house lol. Raining, windy and temps in the mid 60’s talked myself right out of that

I’ll be after em in the morning. Hoping weather is a little better than today

I'm headed to Tensaw in the morning. The bucks should be on their feets