On camera's , yeah. Most people are focusing their attention on fields and other gun huntable food sources, getting ready for rifle season and are / will be scratching their heads. But any bowhunter worth his salt would already have a lock on, or climber on those acorns and be wearing em out.
Could it affect harvest numbers ? I don't know. Maybe ? But bowhunters, for the most part, adjust to the acorn drop right now, quick, and in a hurry.
It frustrates me as a bow hunter. It’s hard to sit on acorns when every tree in the woods is loaded. It’s not an attractant this year it’s a dispersant. It’s like sitting in Missouri and watching huge bucks feed in a bean field at 150 yards. What is there to make them walk within bow range besides just plain ole luck?
