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Trail Cam Deer-Elk-Moose Pics or Video


slimngrizzly

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Couple of those look pretty nice Northwoods! Odd looking area... "High fence" I see! grin Sure to be some sheds there!

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Hmmm... trav how many of those are in MN... Im seeing too many mature bucks in the daylight to be MN.... PLEASE TELL ME IM WRONG?!?!?!?

Either way, them are some goodun's!

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I'd love to say they were on some of MN great surplus of public land - but they aren't anywhere close to MN. So i am sorry if i got you excited.

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Looks like I got a piebald on camera. Only the head is affected. On another note, all the deer are looking healthy on cam. All are holding headgear yet.

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That's not a piebald. It looks like some sort of nasty skin infection that caused it to loose its hair on its face to give it the appearance of a piebald to some people. Looks bad

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Ya that looks like some nastiness going on there, some disease where all the hair falls off or maybe frostbite? No idea but that deer is in trouble.

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I emailed the dnr last night a they replied back right away this morning.

"Looks like coloring of the hair, or where it was rubbed off and hasn’t come back yet. Does look healthy otherwise."

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That's interesting Frosty. Looks healthy otherwise. Never know what you're going to catch on the trail-cams. A few years back, I got a picture of a doe that had the top 1/3 of it's ears cut off clean. Looked like a healthy deer and never saw it again. I thought possibly as a fawn it was laying in a ditch and a mower came by?

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A few years back, I got a picture of a doe that had the top 1/3 of it's ears cut off clean.

My Dad once shot the ear off a deer with his bow, sliced it clean off. Our cats played with it for days till it finally fell apart.

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No doubt Frosty they'll start shedding pretty soon, usually by Feb. 20th on is the start, my uncles 4-5 miles away are still waiting for them to start shedding also, won't be long now, just need ideal conditions for looking for them. Neat doe picture, hope she has another pair of twins this spring.

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My Dad once shot the ear off a deer with his bow, sliced it clean off. Our cats played with it for days till it finally fell apart.

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Quite a bit around here. Have seen a couple of nice bucks this week. Both had pushed out past the G2s with some curvature. I hung two cameras today.

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Well I was amazed we saw 2 seeing what the DNR says about the numbers

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I saw a buck on the evening of July 3. He antlers were just out past his ears and just a bit above the ears. Gonna be a nice buck.

We had a buck w/ similar sized antlers on one of our food plots this past week.

Having some issues w/ the new trail cams but hope I have the bugs worked out and will have some pics in the next week or so.

Brian

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