Thread: Anyone got trail cameras out yet?

I know what you mean about being a fisherman. What do you think Earl, see anything that would be close to 140 class?

I may have to ground check a couple to make sure! LMBO. I am headed back to Illinois to see if I can get at least a 150 with my bow. My largest here in Ga. is a 147 5/8 and I have a couple of 135 from Illinois. I do love to Bowhunt. Detailman knows I cant catch any crappie!

Earl, I ain't ever shot a deer and had it measured.........so, I wouldn't know how to score one. Never had one mounted, so......
had no reason to inquire. Did put the horns off one I shot with a 7-30 Waters handgun on a board and hung it up over my
reloadin' bench. A little 10 point that was young and tender. Gave $10.00 for a 6' long bow 47 years ago and took a doe down
on the Mexican border. Graduated to a compound 'bout 15 years ago and took a couple after learning when to release so
the deer would be less likely to jump my arrow. Tried a crossbow after both shoulders and elbows were repaired from being
wore out on the railroad. Now, I won't shoot over 50 yards with my .357 lever gun. They come up in the front yard now so
it makes it kind of easy to harvest one from the upstairs dormer. I know, someone has to do it. LOL

I have a Ruger 44 mag semi auto rifle. It is fun to shoot and it is a great 100 yard or less gun. Anything under 50 yards I rather shoot my Bowtech Assassin.

I got this buck last week on one of my cameras, plenty wide but wish he was a little taller. The picture is pretty grainy, one of my older cameras.

I've watched a herd of turkeys on my creek that would number over 100 birds, but this is the first I've seen
at my feeder. Maybe I should feed more than once a day.......huh?

Now I'm having neighbors tell me they have seen feral hogs in my hayfield...........gloom & doom for the hogs. Day or night, time to bring out the......