Turkey & Deer Harvest Report

Three doe's were harvested during the Fall Bow Season.  Many were passed up in hopes of finding a trailing buck, however it just didn't turn out that way.

Four nice turkey's were harvested in the six day season that ended yesterday.  I called in a flock, and ended up being left alone for another day of hunting in the Spring Season.

Better luck next time.  Turkey Boy! 

Deer Report and Turkey Season Report

Several deer have been harvested since Fall Bow began three weeks ago, and this hunter has seen an abundance of deer to be had for the taking.  One more week to go before Permit Bow commences.  Remember to purchase Zone 45 doe and buck permits.

Fall Turkey Season begins today for 6 days through Saturday October 30.  State rules and laws apply.  Yesterday I was driving slowly down one of our roads when I was nearly gobbled out of my truck when a flock of turkeys in the tree's gobbled at the truck.  They didn't stick around too long. 

So good luck this week and REMEMBER-SAFETY FIRST!

Alert! New Arrangement Committee Rules

Just a reminder.

All stands and blinds must be tagged with the owners name by November 1.  This is for your safety and the club's privacy.

1. Three stands or blinds per member.
2. Baiting is now permitted on both sides of the property.
3. Sign in for the triangle is now at the Manor office sign in board.
4. Scouting and baiting is limited from 10 AM-2PM.

Safety First! Good Hunting!

Work Party Report

"The Dirty Dozen"  Yes we had a solid twelve guys show up and put in a good day's work;

• posted about a mile or more of the property with the new signs
• cleared roads, trees and trails with the brush hog
• built ladder stands
• other basic maintenance and cleanup
• planned out drive trails

Thanks to all those who helped out.  We are planning another work party soon to finish the work.

Much Appreciated,  The Arrangements Committee

Work Party & Crop Report

There will be a work party at the Field Camp 10 AM on Sunday October 3, tomorrow!

A few of th tools to bring and help out with;

• tree trimmers
• large pruning lopers or other clippers
• staple guns to put up signs
• step ladders
• chain saws

Bring your own lunch.

The property recieved several inches of rain over the past few weeks and the fields are looking great.  Fall planting is over! 

See you on Sunday or at the Lets Wobble 3 PM on Tuesday afternoon before the club dinner meeting.  Free dinner to the high scoring shooter.

Sign in, be safe and Happy Hunting.

Alert!

FYI-On the Fieldcamp side of the property, a one foot diameter pine tree has fallen accross the road about 100 yards past the north west side of field four.  It can be cut with a chainsaw and moved but is too heavy to move by hand at this point.

It rained lightly yesterday and the fields are looking good.

ACGP Fields are Green and Ready For Business!

On the eve of the September dinner meeting and Wobble Shoot, our sorgum and chufa fields are green and growing fast.  Last month's rain came in the nick of time. 

Fall Bow hunting season is now less than one month away, and large heards of deer can be seen throughout the property, including many single and pairs of fawns.  This is a strong indication that our food plot program is successful in suporting and maintaining a healthy quality deer herd.

Just a reminder, free dinner to the high scoring shooter at the "Lets Wobble" shoot.  Get there early and shoot straight.  

Remember September is the time to order your birds for the upcoming season.  Get your orders in now before the rush.

Be Safe and Good Luck!