titleist_03,

If you walked in front of the camera and it set-off a picture, then, it should be setting off pictures if deer walk in front. I would say that the problem is in the location. Try moving the camera to a different trail. With temps in the triple diget range, I would say locate the camera near a good water source. You will probablly get alot more pics, and these trails might me used all through the day.


I just checked on my camera at location 2 and it is now up to 15 pics. I just set the camera to 2 pics every 1 minute so I can get this roll done. Tommorow I will get them developed and I will scan some pics to put on here.

I will be relocating the camera tommorow thought to " location 3" . This is gonna be the first time I have even went into this patch of woods this year. There is a swamp in the bottom of a valley, and the one hillside is all oaks (which are starting to drop acorns), while the opposite hillside is a thick patch of pine trees. There are alot of old fallen down pine trees in that area and it is a major bedding area. There is a trail the cuts from the oaks, down across the swamp, and makes a circle around the hillside covered in pines. I am gonna set my camera up on a trail and see what happens. (This is the patch of pines that my 130" 8 point came out of)