July 19th Whitetail Photos

Two weeks on this set of pictures and the bucks came out to be photographed. The best we can tell we saw one ten point and five eight point bucks. It's still a little hard to tell them apart since their antlers are still growing which makes exact identification difficult.

We got a few pictures of ten point bucks but we think they were all the same buck. Hopefully we're wrong, we'd like to have several ten point bucks.

The white foot buck is still growing and is a very nice buck. So far he's still an eight point, but he's very wide.

We even had a couple of cameras have difficulties and still got some real nice pictures. The two cameras at mineral licks and one of our food plot cameras caught a lot of action as well as a camera in an old stand-by at the end of the hayfield.

The wounded buck looks like he's going to be a small eight point, but he still seems to be behind in his antler growth.

This time we didn't get any black bear, coyote or bobcat pictures. Maybe next time.

This weeks pictures were taken with our Trail Watcher 2060, Trail Watcher 4220, Penns Woods DS-07 and Whitetail EagleEye.

We think this is a different eight point than the rest and the ten point is at the mineral lick. Penns Woods DS-07

Another eight point. This one has very short brow tines. Penns Woods DS-07

The wounded buck. He's not going to be a trophy this year and he may not even be as big as he was last year. Whitetail EagleEye

Another picture of the ten point buck, we think he's the same buck as the one in the first picture. Trail Watcher 2060

This is a pretty nice eight point buck who showed up in a couple of locations. Trail Watcher 4220

The white foot buck. He looks like he's trying to get a ninth point, but I don't think it's going to happen. Trail Watcher 4220

We think this tall eight point buck is the overbite buck. Trail Watcher 4220

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