May 24th Deer Pictures


When I took our feeders down last week I spilled some corn on the ground under the feeder. Later that evening the black bear showed up to eat and stayed for 48 pictures over a ten minute period. Take a look at our black bear pictures page and stay tuned to see if he sticks around.

The bucks' antlers have continued to grow, but not at a fast rate yet. It seems that in the past their antlers take off later in June and July. We'll keep watching.

We noticed that the deer have now started to use the food plots much more over the last week. I think that once the hayfields grow taller the deer move to the food plots. It is my theory that the deer do not like to have vegetation blocking their eyesight while they eat, so when the hayfields grow too high they move to the food plots.

I may start using one of our small feeders again and see if the black bear knocks it over again.

These pictures were taken with our Trail Watcher 2035, Trail Watcher 2060, Woodland SpyCam and Camtrakker Digital Ranger.

Whitetail buck


One of the larger bucks we have pictures of so far this spring. Camtrakker

Surprised buck


Whoa, where did that thing come from. Camtrakker

Food plot buck


Here is a good looking buck walking through one of our food plots. Woodland SpyCam

Wide velvet buck


This is a picture of one of the widest bucks we've seen so far. Trail Watcher 2035

Turkey gobbler


Turkey season is now over, but here is a real nice picture of a gobbler. Trail Watcher 2060

Lying deer


When the clover is nice and tall they might as well just lay down and eat. Trail Watcher 2060




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