Photo/Video Galleries
Rodney Dehart
CITY Bemidji, MN
8/14/2012
Camera out for 25 days. Got 10 Buck photos. This is the biggest & best.
CITY Bemidji, MN
8/14/2012
Camera out for 25 days. Got 10 Buck photos. This is the biggest & best.
Kevin Arthur
Richmond, TX
8/14/2012
Texas Hill country buck.
Richmond, TX
8/14/2012
Texas Hill country buck.
Kevin Arthur
Richmond, TX
8/14/2012
Black Buck Antelope
Richmond, TX
8/14/2012
Black Buck Antelope
Austin Morris
Wyoming, MN
8/14/2012
My father and I just got this property last March. We have been preparing the land for deer season, by building stands, clearing paths and getting camera's out.
Wyoming, MN
8/14/2012
My father and I just got this property last March. We have been preparing the land for deer season, by building stands, clearing paths and getting camera's out.
Jim Olsson
vernon, WI
8/14/2012
First year of a new lease and it's got awesome buck's!
vernon, WI
8/14/2012
First year of a new lease and it's got awesome buck's!
Jim Olsson
vernon, WI
8/14/2012
These are the first images that I captured on a new hunting lease that I acquired this year. What an awesome suprise.
vernon, WI
8/14/2012
These are the first images that I captured on a new hunting lease that I acquired this year. What an awesome suprise.
John Reding
Howardstown, KY
8/14/2012
The first photo, is what typically happens when my Wildgame Innovations camera takes a photo. I walked by at a SLOW pace and the camera took a picture after I was out of view! On the second picture, I hopped slowly on one foot in front of the camera, which took about 5 or 6 seconds. The camera barely caught me, the same as it barely catches moving game. The third picture just emphasizes how slow the camera takes pictures again. I've basically been forced to set this camera up over mineral licks or food plots, not deer trails where the deer are walking, to get the deer to stand still long enough to take a good picture. As most deer hunters know, sometimes you really need to get pictures of deer trails in order to know which trails their using!
Howardstown, KY
8/14/2012
The first photo, is what typically happens when my Wildgame Innovations camera takes a photo. I walked by at a SLOW pace and the camera took a picture after I was out of view! On the second picture, I hopped slowly on one foot in front of the camera, which took about 5 or 6 seconds. The camera barely caught me, the same as it barely catches moving game. The third picture just emphasizes how slow the camera takes pictures again. I've basically been forced to set this camera up over mineral licks or food plots, not deer trails where the deer are walking, to get the deer to stand still long enough to take a good picture. As most deer hunters know, sometimes you really need to get pictures of deer trails in order to know which trails their using!
John Murphy
Mexico, MO
8/14/2012
Getting an idea what a new property has proves to be very interesting with these great looking deer.
Mexico, MO
8/14/2012
Getting an idea what a new property has proves to be very interesting with these great looking deer.
Bill Brofka
marinette, WI
8/14/2012
Marinette county: Bill Brofka Looks like two brothers fighting to decide who gets breakfest. There is a big anthill nearby they like to snack on.
marinette, WI
8/14/2012
Marinette county: Bill Brofka Looks like two brothers fighting to decide who gets breakfest. There is a big anthill nearby they like to snack on.
Barry McNulty
Noblesville, IN
8/14/2012
Good Indiana Buck. Check out the one in the background trying to get in on the action.
Noblesville, IN
8/14/2012
Good Indiana Buck. Check out the one in the background trying to get in on the action.
