Thread: Trail camera pics

Just picked up my camera tonight was not expecting much camera was out for 2 months
But only had deer on 3 days the the lone stag two days one month apart and the stag with hinds once
But was pleasantly surprised the videos are a lot better than photos
The non typical stag is a beauty in my eye would be great to see what he would look like I a few years
But if he presents I will take him

Originally Posted by Double tap

Just picked up my camera tonight was not expecting much camera was out for 2 months
But only had deer on 3 days the the lone stag two days one month apart and the stag with hinds once
But was pleasantly surprised the videos are a lot better than photos
The non typical stag is a beauty in my eye would be great to see what he would look like I a few years
But if he presents I will take him Attachment 198274Attachment 198275Attachment 198276Attachment 198277Attachment 198278Attachment 198279

I reckon that first deer is one of the best wild spikers I have seen - in the flesh or photo, and the second stag - the two year old is about as good as two year wild stags get, both will be stunners in 5-6 years

I looked at that first photo and thought that could be a spiker also, if it is it will be a ripper head if it gets a bit of age .

Originally Posted by Double tap

Just picked up my camera tonight was not expecting much camera was out for 2 months
But only had deer on 3 days the the lone stag two days one month apart and the stag with hinds once
But was pleasantly surprised the videos are a lot better than photos
The non typical stag is a beauty in my eye would be great to see what he would look like I a few years
But if he presents I will take him Attachment 198274Attachment 198275Attachment 198276Attachment 198277Attachment 198278Attachment 198279

Yeh my first thoughts are heavily farm deer influenced (not saying it as a negative) based on your location in the country and also both very young beings 1st and second set of antlers. Could both very easily be monsters if allowed to grow the 2 year old appeals to me more due to the more traditional tines but I imagine the spiker will "settle down" a bit at a guess but im no expert.