Because it’s one of my best spots to get good pics, and cameras sometimes fail. If I have a failure, I have a second chance of getting the pictures I want. It’s worth it to me to place two cameras. I also own 4 vehicles, and 6 deer rifles.Curious, why the two cameras on the same spot?
Curious, why the two cameras on the same spot?
Yes, I think he finishes just above or just below 170. The mass is hard to judge in velvet. Here is a closer pic from the other camera.What am I looking at, Native? Honestly I know velvet can be deceiving, but I don’t think there is any deception here. He’s gonna finish over 170” right? More? What is your opinion? And score doesn’t matter, just helps me gauge size on a big boy like that.Incredible as always!
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Ah yes, as goes the old adage: Two is one and one is none.Because it’s one of my best spots to get good pics, and cameras sometimes fail. If I have a failure, I have a second chance of getting the pictures I want. It’s worth it to me to place two cameras. I also own 4 vehicles, and 6 deer rifles.
Three Observations: 1) The ribbons and camera on the tree will scare deer away. 2) The ground looks like a biological desert. There will be no deer if there is no food. 3) The brush pile will attract rabbits, which will attract bobcats, thus scaring deer away. Gee, Native Hunter should hire me as his land consultant given all of these keen insights :-)
Three Observations: 1) The ribbons and camera on the tree will scare deer away. 2) The ground looks like a biological desert. There will be no deer if there is no food. 3) The brush pile will attract rabbits, which will attract bobcats, thus scaring deer away. Gee, Native Hunter should hire me as his land consultant given all of these keen insights :-)
Seriously, those are some great pictures that show what you are doing is working. Congratulations.
I will share my secret with you but don’t tell anyone.Three Observations: 1) The ribbons and camera on the tree will scare deer away. 2) The ground looks like a biological desert. There will be no deer if there is no food. 3) The brush pile will attract rabbits, which will attract bobcats, thus scaring deer away. Gee, Native Hunter should hire me as his land consultant given all of these keen insights :-)
Seriously, those are some great pictures that show what you are doing is working. Congratulations.
I was over there this morning and two bucks were walking around in them. I had does watching me mow.Looks great. I want to start trying the strips this year.