trail cam pics from 9-26 to 10-1

[builtright716]

this is all at the same scrape. look at the size difference of the first 2 bucks.

[burmjohn]

Man, that last one looks like a HUGE body buck, I don't know if its the shadows or what but it looks big.

[nyslowhand]

What do you use on the scent wick to attract them?

[builtright716]

This is a stand site i have in a little set of pines about 200' x 75'. I hunted a large deer here last year and placed the wick there before they started scraping with trails end #307 scent on it. I don't know what it is about that stuff, but they love it in early season. There's no scent on there now. I just noticed through scouting that they were starting to hit the scrape again and set up my camera.

[nyslowhand]

Kool!

Go get 'em!!! ;D

[ADKSasquatch]

Nice looking buck.  Considering how many sets of antlers I've seen this year, any ivory is nice.

[builtright716]

I know what you're sayin ADK. I hunt the adirondacks once or twice a year. Last year we were at the moose river plains for a long weekend. Woke up with 6" of snow and saw only 2 deer and 2 bear tracks the whole time. My son and I just canoed the 6 miles out to brandy brook flow on the back side of Cranberry lake for the Bear Season opener this year. We saw only 2 deer tracks then too. But we also heard a moose, and saw a bald eagle dive into the lake and grab a fish. There's definitely not as many deer up there, but the beauty of the land and the solitude is unmatched. I've only taken 2 deer in almost 10 yrs hunting Cranberry Lake, Star Lake, and the Moose River Areas.