skyhunter

my pack gets heavy too but I need it all: 1) safety belt 2) SPOT emergency unit 3) handheld GPS 4) flashlights 2 5) rangefinder 6) hand saw 7) camera and small tripod 8: calls 9) trail markers 10) bow hangers 11) knife 12) sunglasses 13) vented camo ball cap 14) tie wraps 15) license and pen 16) extra release 17) lighter 18) extra bow ropes 19) 1/2 inch camo rope for emergency safety belt 20) extra AAA batteries for SPOT device 21) extra AA batteries for GPS or flashlight cold weather: 1) extra camo watchcap 2) extra neck warmer 3) extra batteries for electric foot warmers 4) hand warmers

these were captured over the last few weeks using mostly homebrew trailcams.

nice setting and good buck. what brand cam?

thanks; these were taken with "homebrew" trail cams which are homemade from kits that use regular digital cameras such as Sony or Panasonic that are then "hacked" and wired to a control board / motion sensor. All are contained in a weather resistant casing.

thanks for the compliments all, and yes the water has held on here during a very tough year in NY. It has gotten close to critically low at times but thankfully a thunderstorm or some regular rainfall always saved the day.the water source is my key to placing my cameras as all game is attracted to these areas. homing in on just the right set is just a matter of time and trial and error. you learn to aquire an eye for these sets some of which become quite obvious after you have spent many years scouting for them. thanks again, and if you have the desire and dedication anyone can learn to find sets where they can capture rewarding trail cam pictures.

great job keeping track of that awesome animal. good luck closing th deal.

these photos were captured over the last few weeks with "homebrew" trailcams:

picked this one up in August.

the EXIF metadata file for that picture contains no data, therefore you can't verify the time and date of the photo. quite a buck if it's from NY.

Elitism sucks. seems some bad spellers fall into that group. the others are just damn selfish.

Video from a bow mouted camera can give you footage of before and after the shot but not of the shot placement. The extreme recoil of a compound bow will make the video frames where the string is released about useless as there will be severe camera jump. Also forget about the "Go Pro" camera for this purpose. The extra wide angle lens will make a 20 yard target appear as if it is 80 yards away.

ever notice that those who always resort to the race card are actually the true racists. Obama played the race card on the Clintons durring the dem primarys of 2008. Bill said so, and we all know Clinton is no racist. That leaves but one rational conclusion.

you were helped by the manufacturer of the gun and bullet. shame on you to take the credit.

great job getting quality pictures of a super buck.

yep, many times. if not for the word UHHHHH, he would not be able to form a sentence. He constantly stumbles to articulate even a simple thought. He commonly "UHHHHs" multiple times in one sentence while stumbling and seaching for words. Two years ago while giving a speech his solution to the energy problem was saying: "if we would just inflate our tires, we would save" ( he then stumbles and comes up with this piece of brilliance) "UHHHH, just as much". Priceless!

a president who's actions seek to change the fundamentals of the greatest document ever written is indeed the greatest fool America has ever had at the helm.

here are some grey fox pics I got on trail cam last year to compare: (summer and winter)

Your right; I'm going with elephant.

Looks like you rule out the possibility of guys having some fun and instead feel the need to call others "stupid". What does that say about you?

there were also recently captured with Bushnell T cams. sure wish a biggin would show up in the scenic setting but this year havn't seen one.

picked these up the last few weeks. buck pics are from a Bushnell Tcam and others are from "homebrew" cams.

sweet

X2 on the G1s. beast

real biggun there

now that adds some excitement to the sport