Oak Ridge Whitetail Adventure

The weather in NE Ohio has not let us forget that we are still in the early spring. We have had two frost in the last three days and the highs have been in the low fifties. There have also been several thunder storms with high winds and rain. We are getting the rain we needed for our newly planted food plots but the temps need to start heading in a warmer direction. The apples seem to be beyond the frost stage and I hope that all of our mast is also past danger at this point.

Sonya has seen one doe that looked like she had had her fawns but we have not seen any new borns yet. I think that they will have to become a little active before we will actually be able to see them as the cover in the preserve has already become very thick. We did see a nice group of bucks this week that was mainly two-four year olds and the antlers are really starting to develop now. I was able to get a few quick pictures last week and they should be added to our 2010 photo gallery very soon. I have put out a couple of trail cameras on food plots and once I get some decent pictures I will also add them to the new gallery.