Early morning sparring

[dkelley]

When I first browsed these pictures I noticed the 5:39:00 picture and wondered and even mentioned to a hunting buddy, "Why are these guys still hanging out together?" Then when I put the sequence together, I realized they aren't hanging out together. After a little banging, that is a pretty nice 8 pointer being escorted off the property.

I REALLY need to get a higher res camera! This wildview 2 has been good to show what is in the area but would have loved to see this in higher quality.

I got my first bow this summer and still waiting to drop my first deer with it. Would be hard to pass on either of these for my first deer.

 

[dbltree]

Neat sequence of pics!

Good luck with you bow this fall! /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/cool.gif

 

[shellie]

I have the wild view 2 cams, my pics arnt that fuzzy or-grainy. check the resolution setting. i set my cam at- pir, timeout at 1,reasolution high, burst-2, flash- auto, my pics seem to come out alot clearer than those. i have alot of amazing pics with this cam, and i have 6 of them. iknow whats in my hunting area , but mine are more clear, make sure you have them hung on a tree that will not allow direct sunlight, as the sun moves, - you will also get bad images during the day if their pointed toward the sun.the thing that has me baffeled are these are night pics , which makes me beleive its a resolution setting, the model number on the box --ex--STC-TGL2M SAYS HIGH at 2.0- low at 0.3. im not sure what modle you have but the others are,STC-TGLM, 4.0 HIGH-1.3MLOW. Modle STC-TGL5M, SAYS HIGH at 5.0m, low at 3.0m, i set my models on the high side. i even go& clean my lense with rubbing alcahol- q-tip to ensure dust , dirt wont mess up the pic, and it evaporates quickley. good luck. call the manufacture, if things dont work out.

 

[JakeWym]

Cool sequence.

 

[livetohunt]

nice sequence!

 

[kam582]

Nice photos, and no, I would not pass on either of those bruisers.