Benjamin Franklin said, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Today we filled the feeder-bucket with sour corn at the river. This location has a lot of water and makes maneuvering through or around hard to almost impossible if Ol' Joe gets deep into the woods. Too, there is a real possibility of getting lost. We figure getting back to the truck is more concerning than getting to Joe. A little sour corn will give the coons an incentive to be nearby the drop when we arrive. Our take on Mr. Franklin's words is, "A bucket of sour corn is worth more than being lost in the woods all night."
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