The first cool front has finally made its way through south Texas and Charlie cant help but get excited for the upcoming deer season. Wildlife activity has picked up and game cameras have been hard at work capturing the many visitors around the properties feeders. Last season showed many signs that the farm was finally producing and holding deer, unlike previous years that just had the occasional "passer by" bucks that would make a quick appearance and disappear to never be seen again. This year is looking to pick up where last season ended with some familiar faces on the camera, including the main target buck that has no idea how close he came to being put on the wall a season ago. The steady rains have come to a halt and the land is starting to dry out, as well as farms being harvested, forcing much of the surrounding wildlife to make occasional stops at feeders for quick meals. This makes it easier to pattern deer pre rut but also means an increase in hog traffic as well. Either way, it looks like the upcoming deer season may be the best one yet for Charlie on the farm and should produce a fair share of nice bucks and a multitude of wild hogs.