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Trail Cam Deer-Elk-Moose Pics or Video


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---POST YOUR TRAILCAM PICS OR VIDEO!---

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Its May and the bone is officially growing! Let the thread begin as the bucks, and other critters start filling our sd cards!

Thanks everyone!!! wink

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Its early and tough to recognize one deer from another, but i've been freshening up my mineral sites and decided to put a camera out and see if anyones home? Looks like a few boys around starting to work on this years boney crowns!

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Things should get more fun each day! laugh

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Dang, you beat me to it! Pulled a few cards yesterday and got a few young bucks and prego does. Nothing special yet!

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I just put out my trail camera today. Reapplied the mineral lick, which I was surprised to see a decent sized hole in the ground where they have continued to paw at. I'm excited to see some pics again, I've never put it out this early in the year.

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Another week of changes....

Mom and shaggy jr. with a couple little dimples in his head...

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I guess there are still a few of these trouble makers around mad

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Scruffy and ready to molt im sure! These guys look like theyre worth keeping an eye on maybe...

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And a couple other neat pics I got trying to get pics of something chewing a shed....

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Rootys been hangin around with his girly friends. he thinks that antler is pretty neat grin

Hope you enjoyed!

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Very cool. I put my first camera out today on one of the properties I hunt. Another going out on Monday. Looking forward to the start of the trail cam "season".

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Either i've been feeding them too good, or mama's got something kickin' in the tummy!

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Maybe try some conditioner...eek

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Gotta start somewhere...

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Thinkin about browtines, maybe next week!

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This weeks pics from a different spot...

Most still have all their winter hair. I bet much of that will go this comming week.

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Looks like a bunch of baby bucks for the most part. Gotta start somewhere!

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Have seen a few fawns running around already. Almost stepped on one while morel hunting the other day. I have a few cameras out, only checked the one so far. Not too much going on, but got the first "bone" of the year on this scruffy fella.

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What type of mineral were you dumping around that stump?

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Lucky Buck. Its primarily salt like all the rest, but I cant find a better product as far as "draw power", especially when it comes to getting pictures. It doesn't take much either.

Lunker, that little guy looks like hes got the "barnacle burrs"! You may have something there! grin

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Another buck

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A doe with a little one on the very edge of the frame. First fawn pic of the year

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Nice to see some pictures showing up! The growth certainly seems to be a bit behind in MN this year...

Looks like maybe a 2 year old there irish, he seems to have some decent bases to start with. It will be a lot easier to tell what there gonna be once they get the brow tines up.

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Checked this camera on a different property for the first time. Lots of pics, mostly the same few does and a couple of yearling bucks who made it through, but the buck in the 2nd pic below may have some potential, already showing some branching on his right side; we will see.

HELLO!

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The trail pics are excellent shots. What camera did you use?

If you are looking for a comprehensive review of the best trail cameras to use,

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That's a great pic imbass - hard to beat bucks on licking branches during shooting hours! May has been pretty quiet in my neck of the woods. A few critters & a score of morels was about it. Hopefully some good velvet on the next pull!

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That Bushnell sure takes some nice saturated photos stick! Im sure the velvets coming. It drives me nuts seeing these bucks now and not knowing which ones they are. They just need to grow a little more!

Cool pics everyone

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Yeah, I've been really impressed w/ that one. It's the Natureview 439 - best pics/video I've seen from a Bushy yet.

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I have pics of the really big boy I watched all last fall. I have permission to hunt the land this fall. As of June 4 his beams were already out past his ears.

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I have pics of the really big boy I watched all last fall. I have permission to hunt the land this fall. As of June 4 his beams were already out past his ears.

Pictures James.... Pictures! Let them do the talkin! whistle

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Pulled some velvet today - just a young'n, but still fun anyways! These are from the '13 576.

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Needed to find out what was p00ping in my woodchip area. Figured it was a Coon.

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Yep it was the Coon, but I was suprised to see a Coyote too!

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