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[SouthernBuckFever]

Well I checked the trail camera today and finally got one picture of the bucks. I only got 3 of the bucks but they are so hard to see, I can't tell how many points they have. There was 32 pictures but I had the same problem pretty much, they won't come close enough to the trail camera yet, I guess they are spooked. Hopefully I'll get all of the buck up close soon, I'm guessing there is atleast 6 nice bucks back there and one giant.


The eyes in the background are the bucks, 15 yards closer is all I need.

BTW is there a camera that has a good enough flash to reach those deer behind the doe? Mine was bought about 5 years ago, its about time for a new one.

[sutton]

how long do u leave ur camera out

[SouthernBuckFever]

Atleast a week, its only been up two days but its right behind my house so I just go check it mid day. The battery is about dead so I'll have to go check it again tomorrow.

[PastorJim08]

It looks like they're pretty good bucks. Good luck in the fall.

Blessings.......Pastorjim

[BigDaddy12t]

Originally Posted by SouthernBuckFever

Atleast a week, its only been up two days but its right behind my house so I just go check it mid day. The battery is about dead so I'll have to go check it again tomorrow.

Its only been out 2 days, and the batteries are almost dead?

[SouthernBuckFever]

No this battery has been used before I put the camera up two days ago.

[onion721]

New batteries should help, also a slight up angle looks like it would help.

[MILLERTIME10]

Go get you a new camera and let it set for a while. You can buy good cameras now for ~$100 and they will last atleast a month, and up to 5-6 months, on a set of batteries. I like the Truth Cam 35 made by Primos. It is a very good camera for the money ($99). Battery life is supposed to last for 30,000 pictures. Last years model would last about 2 months for me. It is an IR flash, so the deer would be less likely to notice. Just my opinion, hope it helps.