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Primitive Weapon 01-28-2007 09:34 PM

First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
Once I got the pictures off the card, I realized I probably had it aimed a bit high. It's ok for closeup shots like this one.....will need to point it down a bit when I return to check the pics next time.


monsterbucks2011 01-29-2007 07:10 AM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
cool picture he will be a nice buck this year.

Primitive Weapon 01-29-2007 07:39 AM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
I hope so, we have 3 mineral blocks setup across the property in hopes of giving them as much nutrition as possible to promote their overall health and antler growth.

Matt/TN 01-29-2007 09:59 AM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
nice buck but it doesnt look too too high...

Primitive Weapon 01-29-2007 11:29 AM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 

ORIGINAL: Cougars09

nice buck but it doesnt look too too high...
For deer crossing right in front of it like this buck, it wasn't. I had a bushnell cam on this same tree to get a comparision. The bushnell has a laser for aiming. It was lower and took 28 photos while this one took only 4. Both have the same trigger time (5 seconds).

Here is a photo from the bushnell of the same deer taken barely a minute apart. Also attached is another photo from the bushnell catching deer further away.





Primitive Weapon 01-29-2007 12:52 PM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
How old do you think the buck in the first photo is? My guess is he'll be 3 years old this spring.

ErinsDaddy 01-29-2007 05:31 PM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
My dad owns the farm where these pix were taken and I've been hunting it for about 26 years. Based on past experience with the deer from the farm, I'd say this guy will be 4 years old this spring. For the most part 1.5 year olds from the farm have very spindly 4-6 point racks. I did take a 1.5 year old once that had a beautifully shaped, but very small 8 point rack.

At 2.5 years old, they are generally 7-8 pointers with a little better mass, but still generally undeveloped and asymmetrical. This guy is pretty typical of a 3.5 year old from Dad's farm.

Another buddy of mine took a really nice 193 lb 10 pointer (still waiting on score, but estimates ranged 150-160) this past season, and I'm 90% certain he was a 4 year-old, but could possibly have been 5. The good news for next season is that the 10 pointer's twin has been seen (post season) both by my mom and PW himself - we just haven't managed to get him in pictures yet.

8 TINES 01-29-2007 05:45 PM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
Thats a good looking deer he ought to be a monster next year

Primitive Weapon 01-29-2007 07:12 PM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
Here is the previously mentioned "hog" 10pt.


Vermont_hunter 01-29-2007 08:16 PM

RE: First closeup buck picture with my new Leaf River Cam.
 
nice deer if i am not mistaken the buck on the trail vam picture has like a crab claw happening


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