Recent content by Cyclone27

I sat Friday morning and had one of my best days in the last four years. While mostly small bucks were the ones moving, there was movement from first light until 11am, almost nonstop. A lot of response to rattling and grunting that morning. Very little response to a doe decoy I set up last...

I had three bucks come into range last night. The biggest only being a young 120 class 8 though. Very good movement all over in the field i was hunting. Did a bit of rattling to other bucks out further away to gauge their response but they showed no interest in it.

I could see all the pics on my computer. Looks like you have some great bucks to look forward to!

That first buck is definitely young. His back half is all legs and you could pretty near fit your hands around his neck. Looks like you have some really good potential!

Agreed, great movie. I've never been hit so hard by a film.

Thanks everyone!

I haven't been very active on the site this year as its my senior year of college and that has life incredibly busy. This weekend was only my third and fourth night of sitting this year but it paid off and I'd like to share the short story. I sat on Friday night in my "killing stand" as I like...

I haven't had many bucks come across my cameras this summer but this guy made his second appearance. I'm a sucker for brow tines and the length his have plus double splits puts him near the top of my hit list! This was taken July 12 so I'm excited to see what another month can bring. (It also...

He definitely looks like an old buck, look at his pot belly! Good to see his right side brow is back this year too!

I just hung up cameras a couple weekends ago, I won't check them for another couple weeks but I know some are in velvet out there.

That's amazing, I've always wanted to come across a fawn

I have a small lamp offset and below mine, when it is on it really shows the muscle and tone detail of the mount and lights the rack nicely.

Man that is awesome, great looking bear!

What do you all use for trail camera locks? I have tried the python cable but after about 6 months of using it the key broke off inside of the lock. It then only took about 5 minutes to saw through the cable. I decided that spending $75 on 4 of them is not worth it. Thus needless to say I want...

Glad I am not the only one then! I am in SW Iowa and have only found one freshie, way behind my normal numbers. Many still holding, we have had a really mild winter aside from cold and I think that is going to keep the antlers on their heads longer.