March 3rd Deer Pictures


This was another good week for shed antlers. I found half of the wide four point at one of our feeders and then a complete set from the close racked four point in the hayfield. These two antlers were laying about four feet from each other. It looks like the only buck left with its antlers is the nine point. We have pictures of him on the morning of March 3rd. It will be interesting to see how long he keeps his antlers.

We had pictures of the bigger eight point buck in our last set of pictures but he was no where to be seen this week. I would like to find his sheds but that is like looking for a needle in a haystack. It seems that we find them when we're not looking for them and have a hard time finding any when we're looking.

I also got a picture that is either a coyote or a fox. I'm guessing that it is a coyote but the picture was taken during a snowstorm so it's difficult to say for sure. This week I set up a camera in a location where we've seen coyote tracks the past few weeks so we'll see what we come up with there.

These pictures were taken with our Camtrakker Digital Ranger and EagleEye.

Sticker point buck


This is the only buck that still had his anlters as of March 3rd.

Nine Point buck


Since he is the only buck still holding his antlers I thought I would give you two pictures of him this week.

Whitetail deer in the snow


Here is a young deer in the snow.

Four point buck


Here is the wide four point buck on February 25th with both antlers still attached.

Antler shedding


This is the wide four point buck on February 28th with only his left antler still attached.

Shed antler


You can see the left antler from the wide four point in the back of this photo near the tree roots, right in front of the camera. The buck in the picture could be the former owner of that antler but there is no way to know for sure.




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