March 18 Whitetail Photos


It has been almost four weeks since our last set of pictures. Once again the weather and unforseen circumstances have kept us away, but spring arrives soon so we expect to be able to make more visits now that the weather should be improving.

We still got pictures of three bucks and one buck still had its antlers on March 14. On our trip to our property we saw an eight point buck feeding along the road, so we could still have a buck with antlers. It seems to me that the good condition the deer are in has allowed them to keep their antlers longer than past years.

We got a chance to look for some shed antlers and we did find a few. Our neighbor found the sheds from the big nine point and left them hanging by one of our cameras, but someone took them. This is very disheartening since we have not had problems like this in the past. Other than this set we seem to have found more antlers from past years than antlers from this year, but it's still fun to find them.

We didn't get any fox, coyote, bear or bobcat pictures this week so check back next time.

This weeks pictures were taken with our Swamp Ghost, EagleEye and StalkerCam.

Two whitetail bucks


Two of the remaining three bucks at our feed trough. Swamp Ghost

Four point buck


The third of our three remaining antlered bucks. Swamp Ghost

Five point buck


The five point at a feeder. EagleEye

Buck with a bad eye


This buck, formerly known as the big eight point, still has one dull eye. Stalkercam

Eight point buck


We have one picture of this buck with his antlers on March 14. Stalkercam

Buck with shed antlers


This isn't the greatest picture, but it's a buck that has something goofy on its forehead. I'd like to keep an eye on this deer to see what happens. Stalkercam




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