I got good news today.

[rock]

The owner of the fields where I hunt came to see me today. He has cut all of his corn down and harvested it. He says I can hunt the parts that are empty. I asked if he owned the land across from the other field and he said yes. I then asked him if I could hunt that part and he said yeah thats fine .
So now I have some virgin land to hunt!
But now I have to choose and this is where you guys and gals come in.
Do I hunt the creek?
Do I hunt the new field?
Do I hunt the field from last year?
I can hunt all of these but winter is coming soon and the creek will be out till next summer when it gets cold.
I can hunt the new field but the cover crop goes down in 2 weeks for the winter and will grow fast with the rains.
I can hunt last yrs fields but have already did all of them last yr and it didnt get plowed since.
So whats the answer? Im only 1 person and its allot of land.
Thanks, rock

 

[GatorBoy]

I hope there is a bull in that scenario somewhere.
I may rethink my next glass of milk.

 

[hbrown22]

I hope there is a bull in that scenario somewhere.
I may rethink my next glass of milk.

A female will mount another female :0

 

[unclemac]

you bet your sweet .... they will.

 

[rock]

WOW! I am glad I didnt try to climb the fence. I drove by there yesterday just to see how much rain had fallen. There was water standing every where. I did try to get permission to hunt but the owner said no due to the rain. He said it would just be too wet. He is afraid I will get stuck in the mud. I have been stuck many times in my life and I have always gotten out. Red clay is a tough one to get stuck in but I always get back out in a few hours. I have never had to be towed.

 

[katdancing]

Rock, You are one lucky person with soooo many options. I would choose the creek 1st. Hope you find glorious treasures.. kat

 

[rock]

Rock, You are one lucky person with soooo many options. I would choose the creek 1st. Hope you find glorious treasures.. kat

I plan on going back just as soon as the water is clear again. When it rains the water turns redish brown. It takes a week to clear up. This creek flows north instead of south. Not many creeks or rivers flow north most go south. It was a ancient mans highway and any creek that flowed north was a great find for them to be able to go back home if they had come from the north and traveled south.

 

[hbrown22]

Sounds like my area, everything turns red-brown with no visibility for a week or so. Gotta love that red clay!

 

[rock]

Sounds like my area, everything turns red-brown with no visibility for a week or so. Gotta love that red clay!

Every time you post I swear you are in my spot! The Lithic types in both our areas are so identical it is unreal. Even the design of the tools you post look alike.

 

[hbrown22]

Are you southern Ohio? Can't remember.

 

[rock]

Northern Georgia about an hour from Tn and east from Ala

 

[hbrown22]

I'll have to check out a map. I'm about 25 mile NW of Nashville, maybe 15 miles off I-65 right before you cross over to KY.