I saw a tree up here in Maine today that had about 3 dozen apples under it. We haven't had much wind lately so I know it is an early bearing apple variety. There's another one I know about on a side street right off our main st. in town that starts dropping heavily this time every year. Unfortunately neither are were I can hunt.
Interesting. It’s not lost on me that apples are a draw and know John Eberhart hunts em a lot… but to see the activity on this cam really drives the point home.
What’s up is he needs an arrah!!!!
Great camera angles.
Yeah he gets a pass. I wanna see if he corrects next year
I’d be hard pressed to pass that deer.
only get 2 tags, 1 is for a huge (for here) 8pt hopefully and the 2nd I haven't located yet. what gets me going is a bladed typical., like this old 12pt
HaHa! I guess so. You've already got a bullseye on him. Perfect shot placement by the way.
Then you’ll appreciate this guy… last year I soaked a camera for an entire year in a spot I suspected was buck bedding. Well, I was right. This guy was there a lot and I’m hoping to see him in person this year. He’s got a pretty small body and so I’m hopeful he’s young. His rack was crazy last year - I’m eager to see if it was genetics or if he crashed through brush during velvet and messed up his tines.
He's another really neat buck. He does look young though. It would be cool if you got him this year so we could see what he looks like now. Come to think of it, your not far from me iirc. Maybe I should just hop over there to see if I can help you kill him.
I was just up your way; you’ve got some amazing sea bucks in your reach:He's another really neat buck. He does look young though. It would be cool if you got him this year so we could see what he looks like now. Come to think of it, your not far from me iirc. Maybe I should just hop over there to see if I can help you kill him.
