Got a series of pics midday that tells the story. A buck i know well (but is usually on another farm i own down the rd) showed in small foodplot on a bach ridge. First pic is him coming down the hill. Next several pics are him and a bigger buck going at it. Final pic is him running off. You can see the mud on his antlers . Wish i would have gotten a better pic of the victor other than just a blur. Whole sequence took 9 minutes
Cool sequence caught on cam….FIGHT
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Awesome
Cool
BSK
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Amazing sequence!
KTS
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Wow, that's awesome!
mayberryrick
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You needed it on video mode
The one on the right has a clear weight advantage. Guess that's trail cam pics, cool it was caught.
Cool witnessing fights, I video'd one last year, thought for a few seconds that the loser was dead.
Cool witnessing fights, I video'd one last year, thought for a few seconds that the loser was dead.
I know. I actually have never used video mode
mayberryrick
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I love running my Moultrie cams on video mode
That one on the right is a toad ! I'd run too
Man I bet it sounded like the world was falling! Very cool catch
That is very cool.
I had a first for me this year. I had a camera going off the night before a hunt. While hunting the next morning, I started seeing buzzards fly low about 30 yards from me. When I got down, I found one of the bucks that I had on camera that night dead. I flipped him over and searched all over for a bullet hole and couldn't find anything. I started looking at his head and neck and sure enough he had a big gore hole right in the back of his neck at the base of his head. He had been killed probably just within an hour or two of me getting in a tree within site of the location.
I had a first for me this year. I had a camera going off the night before a hunt. While hunting the next morning, I started seeing buzzards fly low about 30 yards from me. When I got down, I found one of the bucks that I had on camera that night dead. I flipped him over and searched all over for a bullet hole and couldn't find anything. I started looking at his head and neck and sure enough he had a big gore hole right in the back of his neck at the base of his head. He had been killed probably just within an hour or two of me getting in a tree within site of the location.
That's a cool sequence of pics.
DoubleRidge
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Nice! I've had younger bucks sparring on camera before but never two bigger more mature bucks. Very cool!
