Well am back from out west. How's deer movement in Cass and Marion county. All am talking to think deer are locked down. Anyone in these areas seeing deer

hunted fairly hard weekend before thanksgiving in Newton co. didnt see anything... have a nice old buck on cam during the day off and on for the last few weeks and 3 different big hogs didnt see anything

Most our movement in above counties have been at
night.

My observations aswell

My guess is they've drowned

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We hunt Wood County. My brother shot a nice 10 point the day after Thanksgiving.
When he gutted it, we noticed the buck's stomach was huge. Don't understand why he was even
eating under my brother's feeder. Anyway, we hauled the gut pile off for the buzzards
and coyotes to feast on and when we got to the final destination,
we decided to slice it open and see what was in the belly of the beast.
It was LOADED with acorns. My brother got lucky that the buck was even remotely interested in corn.

In Northeast texas it's been tough so far. I'm hoping that all this rain rots out the acorns.

In in Smith County and I'm struggling to find tracks. Week before the season I had a dozen deer in my food plot with one real nice buck and another legal 8 pointer. Now I'm lucky if a couple of does show up once a week.

I hunt Wood county as well and they have disappered at my place.

i'm in henderson county and i can't get the deer to care about corn at all. Been this way since late september. No mature bucks to speak of either...

I hunt in Cass county, had a legal big bodied buck with a doe about 90 yards out when I come around a corner on a trail to a field. Darn shooting sticks cost me that one. This was thanksgiving at 7:15 am. Had the same buck on camera at my feeder at 7am the next morning but was hunting the field where I saw him the day before.

Didn't get to hunt evening's other than Saturday in the rain and saw nothing but rabbits