December 6th Deer Pictures


This set of pictures emcompasses the second week of buck season and is one of the sets of pictures that I look forward to seeing each year. It is always interesting to see what bucks are still around after the first week of the season. These are most likely the bucks that we will have next year with another year to grow. So far it looks good with the bucks we still have around.

The class is dominated by eight point bucks. We captured four eight point bucks on camera along with the nine point and two six point bucks. That is seven racked bucks that we feel pretty confident will make it through the rest of the hunting season.

Of course we have some bucks missing, but this is certainly expected. This list included the ten point and an eight point buck that had a long sticker point coming off of one base. The odd seven point hasn't been photographed in a couple of weeks, but this buck has disappeared for long periods of time in the past.

Once again we didn't get any coyote or bobcat pictures but we'll keep watching.

These pictures were taken with our StalkerCam, Camtrakker Digital Ranger and Bigfoot XLE.

Eight point buck


This is one of our smaller eight point bucks. He should be a nice buck next year. Bigfoot XLE

Nine point buck


The best buck we still have around our place. This nine point should be a huge buck next year. StalkerCam

Small eight point buck


This is another one of our small eight point bucks who shows a lot of promise. Camtrakker Digital Ranger

Tall eight point buck


This eight point shows some interesting characteristics. Camtrakker Digital Ranger

Wide eight point buck


This wide eight point is number two in pecking order behind the nine point and already shows decent width. Camtrakker Digital Ranger

Six point buck


One of the two six point bucks we have been watching this fall. Camtrakker Digital Ranger




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