Photo/Video Galleries
Tony Naylor
Athens, IL
12/6/2012
Look how wide the inside spread is on this backyarb buck. He is a 100' out my back door. A good rule of thumb is a deers ears are 6 each and 6 between the ears. This buck has to be every bit of 26 inside spread.
Athens, IL
12/6/2012
Look how wide the inside spread is on this backyarb buck. He is a 100' out my back door. A good rule of thumb is a deers ears are 6 each and 6 between the ears. This buck has to be every bit of 26 inside spread.
Mitch Colly
Massillon, OH
12/6/2012
interested.............
Massillon, OH
12/6/2012
interested.............
Mitch Colly
Massillon, OH
12/6/2012
It seems deer see this camera every time.
Massillon, OH
12/6/2012
It seems deer see this camera every time.
Jason Mitzel
Crooks, SD
12/6/2012
Looking up to the older guys
Crooks, SD
12/6/2012
Looking up to the older guys
Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
12/6/2012
Murphysboro, IL
12/6/2012
Ed Steblay
Biwabik, MN
12/6/2012
Hi Again The first set of pictures went so nice I am putting in another. 1st picture is still over the meat pile and we have a Fisher and the Grey Fox sharing lunch. Never figured they would get along. 2nd picture is of two Gray Fox. Again not very common to our area and then to have two. Hope they have little ones in the spring. 3rd is a picture from Aug. as I clean apples up for the neighbors I put them in front of my Cuddy. Sharing the apples are a Grey Fox and a Deer --- and that happened many times.
Biwabik, MN
12/6/2012
Hi Again The first set of pictures went so nice I am putting in another. 1st picture is still over the meat pile and we have a Fisher and the Grey Fox sharing lunch. Never figured they would get along. 2nd picture is of two Gray Fox. Again not very common to our area and then to have two. Hope they have little ones in the spring. 3rd is a picture from Aug. as I clean apples up for the neighbors I put them in front of my Cuddy. Sharing the apples are a Grey Fox and a Deer --- and that happened many times.
Gary Axness
Eau Claire, WI
12/6/2012
A photo of a running doe activated the camera so I checked the video to see why she was running and got the video of the buck coming right behind her. Without the video option on I would not have captured this buck.
Eau Claire, WI
12/6/2012
A photo of a running doe activated the camera so I checked the video to see why she was running and got the video of the buck coming right behind her. Without the video option on I would not have captured this buck.
Kirk Wright
Buffalo, TX
12/6/2012
feeder went off while eating scared the crap out of him ran right to cam i call this pic scared of a little corn
Buffalo, TX
12/6/2012
feeder went off while eating scared the crap out of him ran right to cam i call this pic scared of a little corn
Mike Elliott
Baltimore, MD
12/6/2012
his name is golish. 23 pt main frame 7x7 . lives in the swamps ,saw him one time in the day light, during the rut
Baltimore, MD
12/6/2012
his name is golish. 23 pt main frame 7x7 . lives in the swamps ,saw him one time in the day light, during the rut
Ed Steblay
Biwabik, MN
12/6/2012
This started as using a little deer parts from bow season. 1st picture is of a wolf that came within 20 of the camera. So close that the flash made it white. Rifle season started and I was picking Deer parts from other camps just to see what would show up. 2nd picture an Eagle came in for lunch. After about ten pictures in the 15 second mode it must have heard the camera and started to squawk at it. The last picture is of a Grey Fox that came to eat. They are not very common in our area. I may have another set of three if this works for me. Thanks ED
Biwabik, MN
12/6/2012
This started as using a little deer parts from bow season. 1st picture is of a wolf that came within 20 of the camera. So close that the flash made it white. Rifle season started and I was picking Deer parts from other camps just to see what would show up. 2nd picture an Eagle came in for lunch. After about ten pictures in the 15 second mode it must have heard the camera and started to squawk at it. The last picture is of a Grey Fox that came to eat. They are not very common in our area. I may have another set of three if this works for me. Thanks ED
