Some more of my trail cam pics.
Some more of my trail cam pics.
Muleymadness, here's some more of my trail cam pics from this last summer. hope you enjoy.
"The one's who tell don't know, and the one's who know don't tell!"
I use 35mm Stealth Cams. They seem to work great. I will eventually buy digital cams though. I had to scan all of these into my computer. That last buck was awesome. I never did see him again. I tried to find him on the bowhunt. Notice of all the bucks, he's the only one out at night and if you look close, you can tell it's raining a little.
"The one's who tell don't know, and the one's who know don't tell!"
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Great shots, love them all. I agree these trail cams are a blast and addicting to.
What region are you in? PM me if you don't mind. Do you put yours on game trails? How often do you get pics from them? How long do you leave them out? What percentage of the photos don't turn out?
Thanks
Brett
Great shots, love them all. I agree these trail cams are a blast and addicting to.
What region are you in? PM me if you don't mind. Do you put yours on game trails? How often do you get pics from them? How long do you leave them out? What percentage of the photos don't turn out?
Thanks
Brett
The trail cam thing has been all about trial and error! The first few times I set my cameras up I got a lot of pictures of sheep! Entire rolls were devoted to sheep. Where I had to set my camera up on the ground, a sheep decided that was a good place to sleep. The first pic was him off in the distance, the next pic was his face and the rest of the roll was just white! It was quite funny! This is why a digital camera would be the best.
I use the Stealth Cams for now. Most of my pictures turn out now that I've figured some things out. I've got a lot of pictures of does and cows. I set up a camera out on the Vernon range. A big wind storm came through the next day and the whole roll was rolling tumbleweed and moving branches. I set up again in the same place and someone stole that camera.
The pics of the bucks and bulls were taken in the Southern region. I set up on a tree along a game trail leading to a spring. This is lowland oak and sagebrush. I usually set my cameras up when the deer and elk have some noticeable antler growth and leave them up until the muzzle or rifle hunts start. I usually check them every couple of weeks.
I use the Stealth Cams for now. Most of my pictures turn out now that I've figured some things out. I've got a lot of pictures of does and cows. I set up a camera out on the Vernon range. A big wind storm came through the next day and the whole roll was rolling tumbleweed and moving branches. I set up again in the same place and someone stole that camera.
The pics of the bucks and bulls were taken in the Southern region. I set up on a tree along a game trail leading to a spring. This is lowland oak and sagebrush. I usually set my cameras up when the deer and elk have some noticeable antler growth and leave them up until the muzzle or rifle hunts start. I usually check them every couple of weeks.
"The one's who tell don't know, and the one's who know don't tell!"
