Smells of Autumn TRAD Hunt'n Time

[MJB]

I thought this would make an interesting post/topic. On some of the smells associated with your hunt'n areas. I just shared with a member an area I hunt. This place has hardwoods that go into a large thicket area bottom. The thicket surrounds an old abandoned apple orchard (OLD) grown in type. Like a funnel (orchard) area.

The thing I remember most when hunt'n this area is the pungent smell of the mash from the apples that fall on the ground. This mixed with a nice crisp early morning and the leaves in all there glory colors. It's HUNT'N TIME.

What say ye ?

[benny]

Sounds like heaven to me

Benny

[MJB]

ttt

[FJTOYMAN]

The smell of chili beans, tortillas and the campfire.
"pungent smell" to follow a day later.  

[frassettor]

We hunt alot of marshy area, and there seem to be ALOT of different smells, but the 1 thing that gets me most when your walking out after aa picture perfect hunt, and you feel all the thermals, going from warm to cool....Makes me thankful to be alive

[woodchucker]

The "Cedar Woods" Cover-Up scent that I got from Joe Skipp.

[Hatrick]

The smell of decaying leaves in the eastern hardwoods as fall arrives.

The sight of autumn glory colors

The chill of the morning where you need a light jacket or warm flannel shirt.

Just about 5 - 6 weeks away.

[MJB]

Hatrick sounds good to me