BSK
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You can see this buck's breath in the cold morning air. Too bad he broke his beam off. He would have been a nice one. Although my daughter still wants to shoot him!
I LOVE these HD video cams!
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Sounded like he grunted right as he lifted his head
JCDEERMAN
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Love it!
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Just gotta say it BSK - glad you are back!
DoubleRidge
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Agree! Sounds like a soft grunt as he lifts his head..... awesome video....thanks for sharing.
what camera ?
backyardtndeer
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Yep, sounded like he grunted to me too.
deerdills
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I have a few browning cams also. Do you use regular video mode or "smart IR video"?
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Still a lot of green leaves out there! I swear foliage is at least two weeks behind last year same time.
BSK
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That particular camera is the Dark Ops HD Pro X, which is last year's model. Personally, I like this years top model better, the Recon Force Elite HP4. The HP4 has slightly clearer video and much better night-time illumination. I'm getting right at 100 feet of illumination in open areas (food plots). Check out the quality of the video from the HP4 in this one:
Great video
Speedwell-Hunter
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16 days ago and leaves are still darn green, what part of TN?
BSK
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Humphreys County. We didn't hit peak color until the 15th. I've never seen it so late. On average, Oct. 25th is peak color in the area.
Speedwell-Hunter
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whoa, why do you think it was so late this year?
BSK
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Warm temperatures. Leaf color is driven by two factors, rainfall and temperature. It takes cool temps to start the color change process. We had more than ample rainfall this fall (6.90" in October alone) but did not have temps in the 40s, and certainly not the 30s, until two days before MZ opener.
