Cool Scouting pics!
 

Well went out again this evening to do a bit of scouting! I took a few pics and thought I would share them with ya all!

Nice 8 point that I've seen 3 times this week!




Same buck, the big branch in the tre in the top left corner is where I took a big Doe last season, nice to see this guy standing there for about 45 minutes feeding!




Big fat Doe that I hope to see opening day! This Doe is in the same spot as the Buck in the above pics just a different angle!



Same Doe!

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This guy came out of the Corn about 20 yards from me! Fox or a young Coyote???

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Great pics

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Just a cool pic!

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Cool pics, nice buck, and im guessing coyote. Looks alot like the one i videos taped (www.youtube.com/cay4redneck).

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Nice pictures! Good to see them feeding right in front of your stand! :D

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Great Pictures!! It's a coyote. Looks like you will see some good action come hunting season in that spot!!

Tim

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Great pics! Quick question for you... Are you by any chance taking those pictures with a spotting scope and a camera attachment?It seems as though you'repretty far away because they're totally at ease, but the pics are nice and tight.I guess you could have a really bad a$$ camera setup. Ihave wanted one of those setups (scope/camera adapter) for a while now. I'm always looking for feedback from someone using one.

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Looks like your 8 might have some junk coming off his left G2??

I could be wrong.

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No spotting scope here! Just the camera, its a Panasonic DMC-FZ5 w/12X Optical Zoom, Image Stabilizer and all the bells and whistles!. It also takes Digital Video!Great camera, I bought it 2 years ago before I went hunting in Africa!

They were totally at ease, the Doe was about 65 yards and I was down wind. The buck was probably 85 yards and I was down wind. I watched the buck for a good 45 minutes and the Doe with her twins for about a half hour!