Wildgame Innovations Terra Extreme 12 MP ( Latest pics start at post # 113 ) )

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Another cruising buck.One pic and gone. His mouth is open, communicating with another deer that never came in front of the camera.
2nd pic is him going back the other way, without a doe but on the prowl.

 

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Oddly enough, these two older age class bucks are tolerant of each other at the feeding site.

 

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He does not like to share!

 

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Heavyweight 8 with a young doe hid behind him. (clock should read 7:20 and cam didnt sense enough light to take color photo)

 

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Why I like hunting during midday in a light rain.

 

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Same rainy day as previous posts, but this buck found a doe to keep company. BTW.........my only complaint with these cameras is how water collecting on the lens can be a problem on a rainy day, as the lens is not reset into the body of the cam to shelter it.

 

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Good lighting and image definition on the pic of this young buck that got caught on a midday stroll.

 

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Another buck without any tolerance for a coon!

 

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Rainy day buck movement..........

 

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1.5 YO vs middle aged buck that's showing strong potential.

 

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Like the character on this buck.

 

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Last day of gun season and a buck looks to have found a young doe in estrus.

 

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Two fighting and two eating. Seeing a lot of sparring going on within the buck groups. Testing each other after months of interaction.

 

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Would rather fight than eat I guess.

 

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Nice group of beard draggers..........

 

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Four racked bucks in daylight on the last weekend of gun season!

 

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Still working on this dominance order thing.........

 

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Last day of gun season. The doe in the top pic is headed towards a hub scrape and the bucks pay her no attention.

 

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Note the time. These two had to test each other out........and in turn, rattled up the 8 point in the second pic!

 

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The young buck had to be shown his place!