Looks like either I can't see them or they just aren't there. White oaks had very few last year and looks like the same this year. How are the oaks looking on your hunting grounds?

As best as I can tell right now, none. Don't see any water oaks, any white oaks, and saw one single red oak that had some in the top. It's still fairly early though, so I'm gonna check em out again later.

Saw tooth acorn trees are loaded AGAIN as usual. White oak and the red oaks both look like they took the year off.

We were loaded last year with both. The water oaks were a late drop last year, which is good for us. With the rain last Spring and this Spring, I'd expect to see the same as last year. I hope the water oaks are a late drop this year, too.

Mine seem to be late, and sparse

Very few and under developed

Oak in my yard has started to drop a few as of last week.

Dr. B

Loaded here, but not dropping yet. Ran 5 bucks out of the dove field on the way to church and again on the way in.

Very few this year in my yard, which is rare lately.

Pretty wet June= scarce acorns.

The white oaks in my backyard are loaded..

I've seen plenty but I've also seen a lot of trees that seem to have aborted their crop due to the dry spell in our area.

My Sawtooth trees are loaded! Bad thing they will almost all be gone by bow season.

I've always read good acorn drops come in once ever three years, mine was bad last year but looks more promising this year.

It is sporadic down here in the sand belt. I found one water oak that was pretty loaded. It also had a persimmon growing up in it that was producing too. There are a few white oaks that have some on it. I'd say 20% of the trees ive seen have acorns this year Going to go check out some swamp chestnut trees in Selma this weekend. Keeping my fingers crossed.

My yard is getting loaded with water oaks acorns. I saw a squirrel running with a large cluster of acorns yesterday (must have been at least 10 acorns) and saw a cluster on the ground this morning. My driveway always gets a ton.

I haven't looked real close yet...but if it's like last year with all the rain we got early on....they should be looking good...

My sawtooths that are generally loaded don't have a single acorn on them. I haven't been out in the woods to look but it seems like greenfields will be the spot to be based on my acorn observations.

I have seen a few underdeveloped acorns falling around my neighborhood in Birmingham. I have never seen that before.

My sawtooths are not loaded, which is rare.