Trail Cam Pics?

[Spurchaser]

These ain’t S Texas deer, but they pretty good ones for down here. Both got a pass this year. These are after season pics.

This guys right side shed measured 71”

This one got seriously run down during the rut. He had the split and a drop tine the previous year, but broke the drop prior to archery season. Last year he kept the split. Hoping he has the split this year.

 

[hunt0168]

Okay greengt88… turkeys… cool. Coyote… cool. Tree climbing fox! Thats kinda crazy! Great pic! Thanks for sharing.

 

[hunt0168]

Spurchaser, those are beautiful bucks no matter where you are. Very nice!

 

[P&Y]

Don't have a ton of predator pics. The bottom is a golden eagle snatching a squirrel I believe.

 

[Yotarunner]

Last year's favorite camera. Ended up sending an arrow over the back of the bull elk at 40 yards. I hate to admit I was a tad excited and used the wrong pin on my sight.

 

[Sprinkman]

I don't get to see the big bruisers in my backyard, but every now and then we get one like this:

 

[hunt0168]

The standoff!

An old 3 legged warrior. Had pics of this coyote for 2 consecutive years!

 

[Slagiatt]

Up on my hill this morning. Just got a couple tactacams, seem to be working well so far.

 

[22magnum22]

The standoff!
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An old 3 legged warrior. Had pics of this coyote for 2 consecutive years!
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I harvested an old warrior this time last year, second photo shows him as he lay when I walked up and first photo was what I discovered when I turned him over. 243 with Hornaday 58 gr vmax.

 

[22magnum22]

OK Clarence, I mistakenly deleted your instructions as to posting pictures, can you tell me again? Thanks, Bud

 

[22magnum22]

Wait, I think I got it! Don't say anything, I'm OLD!

 

[hunt0168]

I harvested an old warrior this time last year, second photo shows him as he lay when I walked up and first photo was what I discovered when I turned him over. 243 with Hornaday 58 gr vmax.

Amazing how resilient coyotes are. I’ve had 3 different 3 legged coyotes on camera. 2 with rear leg gone and 1 with front leg below elbow gone.

 

[DoubleLungRage]

Amazing how resilient coyotes are. I’ve had 3 different 3 legged coyotes on camera. 2 with rear leg gone and 1 with front leg below elbow gone.

Deer are the same way. I just shake my head whenever I see someone post a picture of a wounded deer and everyone replies, "put it down".

 

[DoubleLungRage]

I harvested an old warrior this time last year, second photo shows him as he lay when I walked up and first photo was what I discovered when I turned him over. 243 with Hornaday 58 gr vmax.

One of the males I killed last month. The 75gr vmax out of my 6mm arc blew the heart worms out of him. I took a video, but didn't post it due to it being pretty nasty.

 

[hunt0168]

Deer are the same way. I just shake my head whenever I see someone post a picture of a wounded deer and everyone replies, "put it down".

I had a doe hanging around a few years back missing lower front leg. Seen her a few times right out my back window trying to paw through the snow with no front leg. Between coyotes and snow I doubt she survived the winter.

 

[hunt0168]

Here’s a trailcam pic of yours truly with a down to the wire muzzleloader 8 pt that wanted to come home with me! Where’s friends when you could use them! Lol.

 

[22magnum22]

Here’s a trailcam pic of yours truly with a down to the wire muzzleloader 8 pt that wanted to come home with me! Where’s friends when you could use them! Lol.
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Same thing happened to me back in my younger days, exception being, no snow here during muzzle loader season!

 

[hm1996]

OK Clarence, I mistakenly deleted your instructions as to posting pictures, can you tell me again? Thanks, Bud

Sorry, just saw your note, but see you figured it out. Been wild at my house today.

 

[22magnum22]

 

[DoubleLungRage]

Here’s a trailcam pic of yours truly with a down to the wire muzzleloader 8 pt that wanted to come home with me! Where’s friends when you could use them! Lol.

I live/hunt in an area with a very high deer density. I always have people asking to go hunting with me. I usually tell them, I will take you and you can shoot as many does as you legally can. They always reply, "what about bucks". Then I say, nope, no bucks. That usually ends the conversation pretty quick. I'm not spending all that money for land, seeds, tractor, fuel, etc. to just let everyone come and kill my bucks.