Photo: Trail cameras have become the hunter's best recon tool for evaluating and ambushing big bucks. Got these two bucks behind my house on 9/14/11 and thought I'd share these on this site. Gene Myers captured these two bobcat in Conecuh County. First pic of this deer was 2010, did not see the deer all hunting season. Terry Pettus captured this beautiful photo in Covington County. Colby Jones caught this nice buck running away in Colbert County. This ten pointer has come back for a visit in our backyard.
What looks to be a good buck on a trail camera might actually be a GREAT buck when you see it in person. A young deer walks the a yard in Graysville, Alabama. Michelle Thibodeaux Sargent caught a photo of what was getting into her chicken house the chicken coop wire. Staten Island (NO HUNTING). I had my camera out and I checked after it was out for a week and this is what I got.
Jody Walker isn't sure what she captured here in Thomasville, Alabama. Have been tracking this buck for two years. Tim Doerr captured he and his son on his trail camera. Doug Beville caught wildlife at his feeder in Butler County. What was great about it, I finally harvested him, walked over to my camera and this picture …. I'm looking forward to seeing what ya'll saw this year. Nice bear on my property just relaxing. If a buck is moving, blurring in the photo will also create the effect of bulkier antlers. Sometimes it makes antlers appear bigger. When creating your hit list, be mindful of a few things. Hope to see him for myself. Mark Norton captured this wonderful photos of black birds in Jackson County. 10-point main frame with stickers off browtines. This way, no one will be surprised by ground shrinkage (or gain) when they mark a buck off the club's hit list.
Scott Arnold captured these bucks playing in Coosa County. Jenny Brown Short caught this close up of a buck on her trail camera. SEE TRAIL CAM PICS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE. "In the long-run, you just don't want the deer to know it's there. Paul Foreman caught this group of does near Lapine, Alabama. My trail camera caught this doe at just the right angle and at just the right moment, that it looks like she has no head. Jenny Brown Short caught this coyote with a rabbit in Jasper. Hopefully he will be around next year. Deer feeders attracted mostly does and raccoons.
Late Summer 10-Point Cuddeback Picture. Where, and where not to, put trail cameras for more pictures of bucks. "In areas where they are heavily hunted, they don't want to be near anything they associate with humans, " Hearst said. He's a giant 9-point! These are actual photos from our trail cam off our back deck. A turkey buzzard stands on a stump in a yard in Graysville, Alabama. New buck on trailcam. A racoon rears up in the back yard of a home in Graysville, Alabama (Paul Beaudry/).
TJ Weinreich captured this big buck in Trussville, Alabama. Evaluate these trail cam candidates extra closely to decide if they should be passed on this season. 2012 Genesee County Survivors. I got him opening …. As Rack Magazine's art director for more than 20 years, I get to see thousands of trail cam photos and have noted several factors which affect the way we perceive antler sizes and scores. A young 8 point and 9 point with some potential and a nice 8 that may be ripe for the picking! Joah Norris captured this cardinal in flight.
Cayuga County bucks. Another problem Hearst had to overcome was bucks, particularly mature bucks, becoming camera-shy over time and avoiding the scrapes he was monitoring; especially in areas with significant hunting pressure. 2012 big buck on my property, never seen him during season though. Two 8pts and the "crab claw" 10.
I didn't see him at all this season... he's going to be a big one this year. "We find the community scrapes or scrapes that deer use year after year. Using trail cams to capture photos of live whitetails seems to be a growing trend among New York deer hunters. Nice buck captured by Keith Pollard. Check out the lump on the right side of …. Been spotted numerous times at night. And my buddies all thought I was full of it when I first described him.
Joe Eskridge captured this white turkey hen with a poult in Greene County. Have three of his sheds and have many game camera images of him. If the buck is standing close to the camera at night, the flash will often overexpose its rack, creating the illusion of greater mass. Jake Cosby caught this sneaky raccoon in his shop in Rogersville, Alabama. On multiple cameras but only once during the day. Hearst said when he began the study several years ago he placed cameras in a number of places including near feeders and trails. Heavy Tall and, Well, Just Huge Wyoming County. This buck would be a really nice 8-point with those long brows, but has something going on with the right side. "The way we do it is finding the best scrapes, " Hearst said. Jerry Moore captured this turkey wanting his close up in Calhoun County. 7-pointer & 8-pointer. We have seen tracks all around the house but was able to capture him on my trail cam.
So, instead of placing them on a tree about 3 feet off the ground, he now carries a small ladder with him and places cameras 8 feet off the ground. I had the eight point in my sights last year, but he didn't give me a good shot so I let him walk. "We're trying to understand how deer spread social diseases, " said associate professor Scoty Hearst.
Never showed back up. We have been watching this deer for 4 years now. 'It was total disbelief': Third time a charm for MS deer hunter, bags 140-class buck. I thought this doe was about to be beamed up to a UFO,,, until I realized I had two cameras go off at the exact same time. If a buck has sleek, slim features, as bucks just reaching maturity usually do, it's a prime candidate for ground shrinkage. This huge 8 point showed up at 3 different spots, even at 8:20 am, on Thanksgiving day. For his purposes, Hearst said setting up at a feeder was "just a waste of a camera. Cameras recorded thousands of images at feeders, but they were mostly photos of does and raccoons with few bucks in the mix. I threw apples out hoping to get a pic of the deer that have been seen in my backyard.
Bryan Pickering caught this buck and raccoon at a feeder in Autauga County. "It takes a couple of years to find these scrapes, but it's definitely the best.