game camera pics

[woodstoka]

well rick was a nice enough bloke to let me borrow his game camera and set it up were we look for fellow deer unfortunatly we didnt get any deer pics but we did get these weird looking animals any body know what they are ??????
jesse
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a284/woodstoka/ICAM0004.jpg

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a284/woodstoka/ICAM0005.jpg
willl get a new battery and set it up again and hopefully get some cool pictures

[spiderbait24]

lol jesse cool pics.

[macka]

Good quality pics mate. I just set mine up on tuseday and should have some pics to share after the weekend. I set it up where i have been getting a few goats lately and pretty certain i'll catch something on there.

Macka

[hooter]

[quote=woodstoka;98267]well rick was a nice enough bloke to let me borrow his game camera and set it up were we look for fellow deer unfortunatly we didnt get any deer pics but we did get these weird looking animals any body know what they are ??????
jesse


Very clear pictures, what type of camera was it? I am planning on getting a couple this year ready for next year.

[hawkeye]

Woodstoka - what type of game camera is it??

if it's anything like my budget Moultrie then that soak/reeds behind you might be just a bit out of range for a fallow to get it's pic taken. i notice you weren't far from the camera itself for it to take a pic of you - but would the camera's range be good enough to pick up a fallow standing 20metres behind your position when shot was taken? Doesn't look like you can set it up any closer to that soak/reeds.

My Moultrie really needs an animal to linger for a few seconds to get a shot and chances of a fallow standing up close to your camera for a few seconds might be hard to come by.

To get around this i've had far more success aligning the camera down a fence line where deer will be directly walking towrads camera for a long time in order to get that pic.

[howie]

FALLOW FALLOW FALLOW FALLOW FALLOW FALLOW FALLOW FALLOW

Hint hint woodstoka !!

Best of luck with the camera on those FALLOW buddy.

Howie

[Clemo]

well rick was a nice enough bloke to let me borrow his game camera and set it up were we look for fellow deer unfortunatly we didnt get any deer pics but we did get these weird looking animals any body know what they are ??????


Im not sure what they are but I arrowed one just the other day!
It looked just like the ones in your game camera pick and had one of those things on its back as well.:confused:
Any way i can confirm that they tast OK.;)

[Luke bazook]

ive only got these on my mates cam so far. Can anyone see whats in the second one. I think its just been so dry lately that the deer havent been very active. Maybe they have moved area for a while to find more food until it starts raining again. This is what ive got anyway. By the way the time is wrong. Does anyone have any decent pics?

[Dale Furze]

Here ya go Luke, these are just a couple of what I have. Try and set up on a nice preach tree or very active wallow or rub tree. If you are using an older Moultrie digital camera it will take some time to wake up before it takes a picture, make sure you set it up on an area where the deer will be there for a while so it has the time to wake up.

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c105/DAZOOL/Sambar.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c105/DAZOOL/LorettaBig1.jpg

Cheers. Dale.

[hawkeye]

couple of mine:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b151/monksie/Bush%20-%20wildlife%20and%20hunting/fallowbuck.jpg

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b151/monksie/Bush%20-%20wildlife%20and%20hunting/redstag.jpg

[Luke bazook]

sweet pics. Hopefully I'll get some like that too. I will keep trying at the wallow for a bit longer because when i first set up the cam there was heaps of sambar hair in it. He should come back to it soon enough. How do you make the photos big?

[Dale Furze]

Check this out Luke. It is a commonly asked question. It is quite easy after you get the hang of it.

http://www.aussiebowhunter.com/showthread.php?t=48

Hope this helps. Dale