[Pillsbury]

I checked my trail camera today. It was up for 3 days and 4 nights. I took 398 pictures.:smile: WOW right? but all the pictures except for 4 or 5 were taken at night between 12a.m. and 4a.m. any suggestions on how i might be able to bring the deer out durring the day light. I need help bad. Got so real nice bucks for around my parts on the cam.

Thanks

 

[Guest]

bring them out nope. only thing i can suggest is move tighter to the cover/bedding.

 

[Hunting Man]

If the rut is still on in your part of the country you may want to set up using some good estrus scent and add an estrus call and. I too would move into closer to the bedding area looking for the thickest area, find a small opening between thickets and set up. Right now is tough times for hunters as the deer are looking for safety cover and feeding at night.

 

[International_Tractors]

Just curious, I'm considering a trail cam.

What make and model is it? Are you satisfied with the quality of the pictures it takes?

 

[Body Bag]

I had a bobcat on one of my box stands. 2 weeks ago he jumped out in the lane when my brother in law hit his Fawn Bleat and got blown away.

I put a trail camera on right after that and didn't have a picture during daylight on it for 2 weeks. I gave up on the stand. My little sister hunted it yesterday afternoon and got a big doe. You never can tell.

Good luck.

 

[klmt]

i have a cuddeback. i am very pleased with it, very use friendly and quick motion sensor, also the pictures are great quality, i went with the $199 model., i really dont see the need for the more expensive one. I have absolutely no regrets.

 

[Pillsbury]

Thanks friends, I am going to try this weekend to move in closer and get on the main trail leading to the corn. the rut has passed so i just got to rely on luck. I have a wildgame Inovation. Nothing specail It was on sale at Dicks Sporting goods. it was $89. I love it. I got some of my pictures in my gallery