October 4th Whitetail Photos

We monitored one scrape this week and we finally had some success. It wasn't the fake scrape we created, it was the real thing. For this week we left a camera at this scrape and we're watching two others as well. The bad side is that all three scrapes are relatively close together.

We didn't see a lot of rubs, but the bucks were wearing quite a bit of bark in some of the pictures so they're hitting trees hard some place.

We have seven pictures for you this week, all of them at least eight point bucks. Unfortunately they aren't all monster bucks, but we have two real nice ones and a couple that could be dandies next year.

We got pictures at the scrape and we saw all of our regulars, but we didn't see any new bucks. We usually see wandering bucks later in the fall. It's always something to look forward to.

This week we got one bobcat picture as it walked past a scrape we we're monitoring so make sure you check out the bobcat pictures page.

This weeks pictures were taken with our Trail Watcher Researcher, Penns Woods DS-07, Trail Watcher 2060, Treebark Cameras 4.1 and Woodland SpyCam.

Here is the eight point with the small brow tines. Penns Woods DS-07

This is an eight point that could be a real nice buck next year. Treebark Cameras 4.1

Our biggest eight point buck at the scrape we watched last week. Treebark Cameras 4.1

The big ten point we've been seeing for three years. He hasn't grown a lot over those years. Trail Watcher 2060

This wasn't the only buck we caught with leaves hanging off his antlers this week. Woodland Spycam

Another young eight point buck. Woodland Spycam

The overbite buck likes to give us close-up pictures. Trail Watcher Researcher

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