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Here's one more.

I started using a new cam I got in video mode, and I like it a lot berrer. Here are the best of the most recent. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/nuttinbutchunks/th_Winner.jpg http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/nuttinbutchunks/th_Looker.jpg http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y34/nuttinbutchunks/...

MULIES4EVER wrote:That is funny. i had a bull completely coat my camera in mud from the wallow. So I shot him.

Good thing they are water proof. Just hose it off.

Here's a little clip taken fro the M80
http://www.muleymadness.com/forum/viewt ... 17&t=12786

maintguy47 wrote:+1 on what Abert said, I've been doing deer and the few elk I've taken that way for the last 35 years.

Thanks. Maybe I'll have to invest in a few coolers.

I don't know if you have tried the Moultrie M80, but I just bought one two weeks ago and deployed it for a week. I set it on video mode and they claim the AA batteries will last a year. Even if they last three months it's better than the older D40 Moultries running D cells and last about a month. I ...

If I am successful killing an elk this week end, I plan on quatering it out then packing it to the truck. I have a fridge on my back patio to cool it in and was wondering how long I should leave it there before I butcher it?

Well, I guess you click on the picture. I've never posted a video anywhere before. Anyway, this elk made numerous attempts to chew my cable and strap apart. When I aproached my camara I noticed it was 90 degrees to where I put it on the tree, and then I noticed bite marks in the cable and strap. I t...

The video is of an individual attempting to steal my BRAND NEW CAMERA!! If you see this person, call 911.

If you hunt from a ground blind, kneeling position is a must. I stand behind a tree, so I mostly practice from a standing position. Consider how you hunt and you'll answer your own question