They are only regular 35 mm film. 200 speed. I have the inexpensive Stealth cam so if it gets stolen again I won't be out that much...

Thank you for the interest guys. This type of stuff keeps the off season less boring for me.

cool pics PA. Is it just me or does that deer in pic #3 on the left have some beef to him/her for this time of year?

It could be a pregnant doe but I had not considered that. The size of the deer sort of dictates that it is probably just a yearling...though I am sure yearlings get bred as well. You sort of touched upon what I also hope to get on the camera as we get closer to summer....fawns....

i have a stealth cam also but how do you put the film in there do you just set it into that slot or what? im using kodak max versitility 400spd

PSE guy,

I have found this to be one of the more difficult parts of using the Stealth cam. What you basically need to do is run the film into that entry slot area on the right of the film area. Close the door and turn the unit to "test". At that point you will hear the film loading. Turn the unit over and see what the counter shows. If it says "0" then the film is loaded correctly. If it shows "E" then the film did not load correctly.

If an "E" appears then open the film area back up and insert the film farther into/around the film take-up spool. Then follow the steps I mentioned above. Continue to follow this procedure until the front display shows "0" on it.

Hope this helps.

Cool, Keep postin em

great pics. think I may have to get one of those!

Assuming that the buck is a 6 pt ,just cant see his brow tines----hmmmmm

I am glad you folks enjoy them. I had about a dozen from that week but thought these were probably the most interesting. I know most folks like to see buck pics but I thought pics of any deer would be something to gawk at for a bit during the work day.

I hope to be able to post pics for each week from now up until hunting season. Provided the cam does not get stolen again.