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Deer Feeders

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Jessntx

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They don't call em deer feeders for nothing,,,

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Great picture! Aren't trail cameras cool! :D Unless i forget where i put all 9 of mine out this summer and accidentally shoot myself while peeing during a allotment move! :roll: Thats a bad mental image and i'm me! :D
 
What is the purpose of the deer feeder? Hunting or otherwise? H, could you tell me about the trail camera's. Kind of interested is stetting one or two up on our Ranch. Mostly to track when the wolves show up.
 
There are "ranches" in places that feed deer to bait em' in for a shot. My dad gets pretty bent when some "hunter" shots a buck with his head down eating corn! :roll: As far as trail cameras go they are sweet! They used to be 35mm and ya had to change film and develope. But the new ones are digital with infa-red flash, a really easy way to properly aim them so you can actually see the critter, a burst mode to take single pictures or 3,5,10 shots in a burst. Some exspensive models will even take video and let ya upload images to a satelite to your computer. I have cheap ones that take a memory card. I set them up, turn them on and when i go check them i carry my regular digital camera and look at the pictures taken by putting the card in my cam. Then i can erase what i want and re-insert the card and keep the camera in use or move it to a better spot. I have pictures of elk, deer, lions, turkeys, bears and people. As long as idiots don't find it and mess with it or steal it, it is blast to find whatever ya find. It scouts 24/7 and records whatever walks in front of it. Good luck! :D
 
leanin' H said:
There are "ranches" in places that feed deer to bait em' in for a shot. My dad gets pretty bent when some "hunter" shots a buck with his head down eating corn! :roll: As far as trail cameras go they are sweet! They used to be 35mm and ya had to change film and develope. But the new ones are digital with infa-red flash, a really easy way to properly aim them so you can actually see the critter, a burst mode to take single pictures or 3,5,10 shots in a burst. Some exspensive models will even take video and let ya upload images to a satelite to your computer. I have cheap ones that take a memory card. I set them up, turn them on and when i go check them i carry my regular digital camera and look at the pictures taken by putting the card in my cam. Then i can erase what i want and re-insert the card and keep the camera in use or move it to a better spot. I have pictures of elk, deer, lions, turkeys, bears and people. As long as idiots don't find it and mess with it or steal it, it is blast to find whatever ya find. It scouts 24/7 and records whatever walks in front of it. Good luck! :D
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Tell me more about these cameras.....do you get one for each area or are there a couple that come together{A dumb question :???: } Which name brand do you use.....which is THE best?I just happen to think this could be a pretty good gift for a hubby of mine!
 
Wal-mart carrys some of the basic ones like Moutrie. You can get ones with bells and whistles too. Cuddleback makes a really nice camera. Wildveiw are good too. Try this website to check them out http://www.trailcampro.com/
Good luck!
 
Northern Rancher said:
Mrs Greg-Ty will fill you in on them this spring-we've got quite a few-nothing like finding a buddies trail cam and mooning it lol.
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:D Thx Corey!You guys making Killam again? Lookin forward to the boys stayin again.Poetry readin for breakfast



Thx leanin H :)
 
He was riding the same saddle when he was 15-5'7-and 140 pounds-he's 5'10 185 right now-when he turned his toes out his legs rolls up the swells-we ran out of adjustment. His bareback rigging was bought second hand and his just wore out-he was told he neded a new one last June lol. His new G-G came today-pretty sweet saddle-they changed the bars in them a bit and put a Kevlar tree in them so far Cody Wright and Ty are the only guys with them. They sit a little lower and are a bit longer bars so you don't need to slide them so far up the withers. In any sport I'm a firm believer in good equipment-especially one that gets you dumped on your head lol. I wish they'd of gave a bronc saddle for winning High School Saddle bronc-he's got a nice team roping rig sitting in the living room.
 

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