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critterslayer
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Red-tailed hawk with a mouse!
shakey gizzard
Senior Member
Red shoulderd with a vole!
Cool pic!
Cool pic!
thc_clubPres
Senior Member
Musta been flying into a head wind for the wildgame to catch it
critterslayer
Senior Member
EAGLE EYE 444
King Casanova
Actually, I think that the OP has a really great photo here with his WildGame camera and NO you don't need a headwind to capture that type photo with a Wildgame brand either.
All 9 of my WildGame cameras have done a good job during the past 3 years now in capturing photos sometimes similar to this BUT the lone Moultrie Model D65 IRxt Game Spy 6 MP that I have is a piece of crap. The trigger speed on the Moultrie is so darn slow that all night-time photos are blurred and with the daytime photos, you are lucky if you get the rear-end of deer or coyote in the photo. I will NEVER buy a Moultrie camera again for sure. In fact, if they gave me a truck load, I wouldn't take them.
I do realize that from time to time there are some problems that occur in most every brand of camera on the market too. As for me, I will continue with my WildGame cameras as I have approximately 300,000 excellent photos that were taken with them during the past 3 years.
livetohunt
Senior Member
Not even a reconyx would trigger fast enough to capture a flying picture like that...The animal being caught by hawk triggered the camera, and it just happened to take a picture when the hawk was in the frame. Or the hawk landed briefly, grabbed the mouse, and was in the process of flying back up. Great picture though!!
Dixiesimpleman32
GONetwork Member
Cool pic
thc_clubPres
Senior Member
I know.... I had a wildgame that worked great for 3 years. I left it out after season and when I came back to pull card it had taken in water. got 3 good seasons out of it for $50
bigelow
Executive Chef at Billy's Bistro
Cool hawk.
nrh0011
Senior Member
awesome pic, I guess I drew a short straw with my wildgame. I had turkey tracks 10 yards in front of it with no pics.
Lead Poison
Senior Member
I saw a small hawk swoop down on an Oriole one afternoon last year as I was watching a green field. Let me tell you it happened so fast you would have thought lightning struck!
Those birds of prey are flat out FAST and are pure KILLERS!
Those birds of prey are flat out FAST and are pure KILLERS!
