Videos tagged with White Oak

This guide focuses on identifying key oak tree species in South Florida that serve as preferred food sources for white-tailed deer. The speaker, John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor and hunter, details the characteristics of White Oaks, Live Oaks, Water Oaks, Laurel Oaks, Turkey Oaks, and Sand Oaks, emphasizing their importance for deer hunting strategies. He advises on scouting techniques, recognizing deer activity signs, and utilizing trail cameras to locate and hunt around these crucial feed trees.

This video by Allie D'Andrea from MidwayUSA explains how hunters can identify white oak and red oak trees and why understanding the differences is crucial for successful deer hunting. It details how to distinguish the trees by their leaves, acorns, and bark, and discusses the nutritional content and dropping times of their acorns, which directly impacts deer behavior and hunting strategies throughout the season.

This video showcases a rare, early 20th-century fretless tack-head banjo, described as an outstanding example of Southern folk art. The banjo features a heart pine neck, steam-bent white oak pot, hand-carved walnut tuners, and an original skin head with an iron hoop and nails. The description highlights tool marks and heavy use-wear, indicating frequent play, with deep grooves on the fretless fingerboard. The only known provenance is a note stating it was found in Virginia. The video also includes links to the creator's Bandcamp, merchandise store, Spotify, iTunes, Venmo, and PayPal.