I just hope we don't all get a case of BuckMagnet syndrome.

You know, flood the boards with pix of huge bucks, then never shoot one

OUCH!!

I'll have to say in my case, I've been overly blessed. Even if I don't harvest said animals it was nice seeing them closer than 400yards away.

I've been getting more buck pics than ever as well. There's a good crop of bucks this year.

LOL Seems that way doesn't it. I think one of us should go up or down and show that boy where to put a stand and how to sit still. LOL

There area a lot more people using the cameras every year. Gives us a lot of opportunities for someone to catch a photo moment. I think too, people are probably getting smarter in positioning them after a couple years of experimenting. I said I'd never own one. I said I'll do it the old fashion way. And then yesterday I found this killer trail junction coming off a big ridge covered with oaks. I then had a thought from the DARK SIDE. I said, "if I had one of those blasted new fangled trail cams I could find out". The moment passed though. I'll find out opening morning.[&:][&:] It's suppose to be fun. I want to be surprised..... or let down.[&:]

gmmat - i totally agree! especially with my own pictures. i have pictures of 6 bucks i would shoot already this year. last year - 1, year before that - 0.

That's what I meant about trail cam pics not translating into a filled tag. I just never thought of it as BuckMagnet syndrome. That's funny.

I can think of at least 5 of us who will finish with "BuckMagnet syndrome" if we don't nail some bruisers

Is that something like being "Munson'd"?

Kind of, in a hunting sense