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2025 Trail Camera Thread

Slabzilla73 said:
Do u have an abundance of does in your area?
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I think the herd is probably fairly balanced. We're in a rural area just outside town, but lots of houses on half-acre to three acre lots, and scattered patches of woods around. There's pretty much no hunting going on.

But, in the last ten years, I think our rut has started shifting to later in the year than it used to be, resembling less the traditional Midwest rut timing, and starting to take on more of a southern rut style - a little later, and more drawn out over a couple months.
 
bowhuntr09 said:
This is a new one on me, turkeys on the ground in the dark.

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That is interesting!

Sometimes birds will get flushed out of trees by humans or other predators. I doubt they land in another tree every time but that’s really interesting and a rare capture!


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Funny story and life lesson. I shot a small doe this past season in a ladder stand 60 yards behind a friends house. Rather than dragging everything around, I brought my bow and pack back to the car. While I was dressing her, this tank walked by at 12 yards not having a care in the world I was there(10/29/24). Then here he is in January taunting me.

Lesson learned, never put your bow away.
 
ketch22 said:
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Funny story and life lesson. I shot a small doe this past season in a ladder stand 60 yards behind a friends house. Rather than dragging everything around, I brought my bow and pack back to the car. While I was dressing her, this tank walked by at 12 yards not having a care in the world I was there(10/29/24). Then here he is in January taunting me.

Lesson learned, never put your bow away.
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Don’t worry, if you would have had your bow he wouldn’t have shown up
 
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