2018 Trail camera pics

[mjn]

An older pic, but a cool one.. taken down by our spring.

 

[Admin]

 

[mjn]

A couple more from a few years back. Taken within 200' of our trailer.

 

[mjn]

Kind of fuzzy 'cause he was movin, but dayum... he was a big boy!

 

[mjn]

Three more. Again, taken right in camp.

 

[Remington]

She tried to eat my camera

 

[OldToby]

 

[kswaterfowler]

 

[Farmer]

Great pics. I just started deer hunting this year. I'm using an old sh**ty wildview game cam leftover from my nuisance wildlife business. Alot of corn still up around me so not much movement around here. I still have beans to get done if it ever stops raining long enough.. Got some pics of two sets of eyeballs the other night near one of my scrapes. Hopefully the 20-30 deer herd shows up again this year.

How often do you guys check your cameras?

 

[Remington]

Great pics. I just started deer hunting this year. I'm using an old sh**ty wildview game cam leftover from my nuisance wildlife business. Alot of corn still up around me so not much movement around here. I still have beans to get done if it ever stops raining long enough.. Got some pics of two sets of eyeballs the other night near one of my scrapes. Hopefully the 20-30 deer herd shows up again this year.

How often do you guys check your cameras?

Depends on locations, time of year and if there in the rut or not. During the rut, I’ll stay away like a felon from the police lol.

 

[swsebek]

Great pics. I just started deer hunting this year. I'm using an old sh**ty wildview game cam leftover from my nuisance wildlife business. Alot of corn still up around me so not much movement around here. I still have beans to get done if it ever stops raining long enough.. Got some pics of two sets of eyeballs the other night near one of my scrapes. Hopefully the 20-30 deer herd shows up again this year.

How often do you guys check your cameras?

Usually every two weeks. And I try to pull them right before it rains.

 

[kswaterfowler]

I have to walk by that one headed to the stand so once a week I'll pull it if I am hunting down there. The other one I only pull when I fill the feeder. I try to do both before precipitation as it cleanses the air of scent.

 

[nbomar]

I think opposite. I try and check all the time and pee every time I’m there. They get used to it and deer still come in all the time. Got this picture of a camera today. Has 2000+ pictures in the past week and half. Haven’t looked at them all. I like his right antler and the blading.





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[Farmer]

I think opposite. I try and check all the time and pee every time I’m there. They get used to it and deer still come in all the time. Got this picture of a camera today. Has 2000+ pictures in the past week and half. Haven’t looked at them all. I like his right antler and the blading.


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I think I'm with you on this one as these deer typicly bed down in back yards full of evergreens. I think they are used to human scent to some point.

Am I going to purposely sit up wind? No, but I think visits to my woods isn't going to keep them away. Besides, they'll tell me if that's the case.

 

[swsebek]

Where I hunt Deer ought to be used to quads,
And people walking around.
And notice some weed smell That's a father and son there. At least they share

 

[kswaterfowler]

Date is wrong but this was last night

 

[allgm1]

here's a few from around my yard

 

[JACKAL]

It's close to hunting season so I get my stands stolen regularly. I know these people. The guy on sept 1rst is 88. The other two own the local Inspection garage and I have known for 42 plus years. I'm putting a chain up this evening with a lock.I am not calling cops yet.

A good old 1x6 decking plank 6 ft long with about 100 3 inch screws sticking up will slow that down. Just keep moving it around on the path they use. After about 20 plugs, they get the hint.

 

[Smitty335]

Where I hunt Deer ought to be used to quads,
And people walking around.
And notice some weed smell That's a father and son there. At least they share

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Have to be careful how you respond, Jackals post later, could backfire. Unless you live there full time, the locals know when you come and go and if you lay traps they will just wait until you leave and vandalize your cabin, tractor and other things you have there. Our family has 160 acres in the middle of no where. The locals all live on the HWY on 5 acres and know exactly when we come and go. We are doing something different than setting traps, we hire them to do dozer work, mechanic and find there deer they shot off the property, HA! Gota get them on your side.

 

[JACKAL]

Have to be careful how you respond, Jackals post later, could backfire. Unless you live there full time, the locals know when you come and go and if you lay traps they will just wait until you leave and vandalize your cabin, tractor and other things you have there. Our family has 160 acres in the middle of no where. The locals all live on the HWY on 5 acres and know exactly when we come and go. We are doing something different than setting traps, we hire them to do dozer work, mechanic and find there deer they shot off the property, HA! Gota get them on your side.

Sounds like Obama on Iran. That's working well. NOT Hey give em money so they will be on your side while they trespass and kill off your wild game.

 

[Smitty335]

Sounds like Obama on Iran. That's working well. NOT Hey give em money so they will be on your side while they trespass and kill off your wild game.

When we first got the property, would drive around and see all these bloody tampons hanging from trees, guess the locals were using them as sent attractors, there not the brightest clubs in the chandelier, have to get down on there level, which, I find comes very naturally! HA!!!!!!!!!!