June 21st Whitetail Photographs

We're now getting to the point that we can start to tell some bucks apart. We still don't know them for sure, but they are getting different characteristics. We've identified the overbite buck since his mouth gives him away. We're curious how big he'll be this year. This is our third year watching him grow up, which makes him at least 3 ½ years old.

So far the biggest buck is at the old house area and he's been an eight point for the past couple of weeks. This may be the small brow tine buck from last year. If it is him, I'm surprised that he's leading the pack so far this year, but this buck looks pretty good so far.

The other interesting buck is a wide one that looks like he's just starting to get his seventh and eight point. So far his antlers are still heading outward so we're excited to see how wide this buck will get. We can't quite figure out which buck this might be.

The black bear didn't find the bucket feeder, but the raccoons sure did. This week we moved it to the tripod to try to keep them at bay. Interestingly the bigger bucks have stayed away from this area, which has been the big buck hot spot the last few years.

We finally got some coyote pictures this week. He showed up taking a drink from one of our mineral licks and we also caught him nearby with another camera. Take a look at the coyote page.

Here is another real good fawn picture from this week.

Here is a buck showing some promise at a food plot/mineral lick.

So far this buck is leading the pack for the biggest antlers.

This could be the overbite buck, but we're not sure since we can't see this mouth. There are other bucks we haven't identified yet.

This is the overbite buck for sure.

This buck could get crazy wide. Can't wait to see him grow each week.

Which buck is this? It's anyone's guess at this point, but he's the biggest buck at this location this year.

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