Post your trail camera photos

[Mechslasher]

these pics are from a pair of mineral licks i have on my farm.

[FlintWalker]

Here's  4 year old that I'm gonna try real hard to kill. I found his left shed from last year and would love to see exactly how much he grew from one year to the next. Only way I know to do that is kill him!    I'd also shoot the other big 6 point too. He's 4 also.

[Hoarfrost]

Black bear from last year:


I've had the camera up all week at a watering hole, I'm looking forward to picking it up this weekend and will share pictures.

[osage outlaw]

Those are some good looking bucks Mechslasher and Flintwalker.  And that looks like a big healthy bear Hoarfrost. 


I put an osage branch in front of  my camera.  The deer love to eat the leaves.  That old buck stopped for a late night snack.  He probably won't move in the daylight until around Halloween, but I'll be out there waiting for him.

[Danzn Bar]

Wow...............................nice deer Clint, Hope you can post pic's of that big deer down (lay'n on the ground).
DBar

[bow101]

Some guys found their buddy's game camera and decided to take the card and 'tweak' one of his pictures for him...
Strange beasts in those woods!!!

Ooooooo  doggie.............that's a good one on a lonely dark nite......

[osage outlaw]

I moved my camera to a spot where my Dad got some good pictures last year.  I'm glad I did.  It looks like he is already beefing up his neck muscles.  I just wish my camera took better moving night pictures.

[hedgeapple]

very nice buck, the Clint.  I hope you get him.

My deer aren't as impressive, but they'll eat well

[osage outlaw]

Dave, I've seen the sheds from deer on your place.  You have a monster hiding somewhere.

[Mike Joe]

This is a buck that me and my Dad hunted two years ago.  My uncle found this spot, and swore me to secrecy. So shhhhhh!  My Dad was hunting with  his twenty year old Hawkens, and it was getting kind of finicky, so every morning he would fire some powder through it. This particular morning we didn't have time to drive to the range, so he just loaded it and we left. We got to the spot before daylight, and just after dawn this buck walks by at fifteen steps.  I had never seen a deer this big. The deer had his head down so Dad pulled up and aimed.... Then SNAP! The gun dry fired. The buck was staring at us, and the woods were silent.  After what seemed like forever The deer put his head down and turned away. Dad fumbled through our backpack, and put another cap on.  The deer was looking at us now, so Dad pulled his gun back up.  Snap!  This was too much for the deer and he bolted through the brush. This is how my Dad's luck goes deer hunting, So close, but so far away.

[bowtarist]

Mike, When I was younger that used to happen to me a lot.  The dry fire.  When I shot at the range I used powder solvent for my patch lube, and did the same when hunting.  It took my Dad to figure it out for me.  He watched me load like I usually do and said the he thought that my solvent/lube was seeping down into my powder as I sat and waited for the deer to come.  At the range, we just loaded and shot, but in the woods I loaded and waited.  Hence giving the solvent time to seep into my powder and wet it.  Now I use spit.  Could this be a similar case?  Just a thought? Good luck this year, that's a nice buck, dpgratz

[Mechslasher]

hillbilly and i just put a ladderstand to the far right of the pic, bout 10 yards from this muscidine vine, which is absolutely loaded this year.  this buck is giving a perfect 8 yard broadside shot!  the only down side is it can only be hunted with a NE, N, or NW wind which only blows about 25% of the time around my farm.  Mullet might even be able to hit one of these does at 5 yards.

[osage outlaw]

That buck has a healthy looking body.  Good luck with it.  Or are you going to save it for Mullet fling arrows at?

[osage outlaw]

I think this one has potential   

[Badly Bent]

Clint, that last photo looks just like the kinda buck I usually get. They come around and stand right under my tree just after I miss the big one.