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2017 Trail camera pictures
lebhuntfish:
Not exactly sure if this is where I need to post this. If its not please feel free to move it to the proper place.
I wanted to start this post for everyone to post their trail cam pictures. I know its not all that primitive but I think several of us use them. Besides, I always like to look at pictures of deer!
So I'll start by posting these from my camera that is in my back lot. If you can guess, I was quite surprised when I started flipping through the pics!
Patrick
bjrogg:
Nice buck Patrick, everyone enjoys looking at those. I had some really nice ones around a couple weeks before Elm Hall. I've had to do a quite a bit of work on my property taking out dead trees, improving my lane and fixing wash outs from the huge rains we got this spring. All the activities seem to have changed the Bucks patterns. Still plenty of does and fawns. I'm almost done now so hopefully the bucks will return and I can get some pictures. Right now the eating is pretty good for them. They love the beans right now, especially the edible beans. There just like green beans from the garden. Lots of apples, pears, clover and sugar beets. Pertty soon the beans will be to ripe for them and they will start hitting the corn. We got the smorgasbord out for them. Time for them to put on that layer of fat to make it through the winter.
Bjrogg :-D
Pappy:
Nice buck, hope he cooperates with you. :) I put out 4 cameras last week but haven't checked them yet, maybe in a couple of week I will take a look at them. :-\
Pappy
lebhuntfish:
Thanks guy's, that camera was only there for 2 days. I couldn't wait to check it, its only about a hundred yards behind my house. When I pulled the card it had 267 pictures on it. Now I did have some coons and a couple of squirrels and a rabbit. Oh and a dove on my mineral block. But mostly deer! I just pulled it again with it being there for just 24 hours. It has 133 pics on it this time. Going to check them out now. Got to go get some more corn today though, its all but gone!
Patrick
BowEd:
Nice buck Pat.Handsome devil!!!!The others too.I used a mineral block long ago once.Eventually the deer and weather eroded it.Then I found the deer pawed and dug a hole close to 2' feet deep 3' around at least to get the mineral soaked into the ground.The hole was deep enough to possibly break a front wheel spindle on the tractor anyway.If I do it again I put the block in a pan.
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