June 14th Whitetail Photos

We're starting to see branch antlered bucks and they are comparing well to prior years at this point. Our shining star is the white foot buck which already has eight points and is reaching well past his ears. The problem with targeting this buck is that he has proven to be a ghost during the season. He's going to be quite a challenge.

We're getting decent pictures in our food plots, but the best are a fawn and one coyote. Bucks are getting caught in these pictures but not good enough to make the page.

The wounded buck is branching off brow tines and he still has enough of a scar that we can pick him out. Last year he didn't have any hint of brow tines so it will be interesting to see just how big they grow this year. He also looks like his development may be a little behind.

We got another coyote picture so check out the coyote picture page. I heard them on Friday evening while I was getting the cards and batteries from the cameras.

This weeks pictures were taken with our Whitetail EagleEye, Stalkercam, Trail Watcher Researcher, Swamp Ghost and Penn's Woods Digital Scout.

One of two six point velvet bucks, this one has the longer brow tines. Penns Woods DS-07

The other six point at the same mineral lick. This one looks wider. Penns Woods DS-07

No doubt this is the buck to look for this year. Trail Watcher Researcher

A little velvet four point. Stalkercam

Another fawn in one of our food plots. Swamp Ghost

The wounded buck. You can see his left hip still reveals his identity. Whitetail EagleEye

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