Trail camera issues resolved - we got deer!

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DyHard
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Trail camera issues resolved - we got deer!

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Please note no animals were injured producing these images - YET!

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:lol: :lol:

That first buck is a nice one!
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Post by A.W »

Nice pics. You should be busy. :wink:
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A.W wrote:Nice pics. You should be busy. :wink:
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Post by huntman »

great shots thatnks for sharing. Good Luck on getting that nice 10 pointer
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Post by GREY OWL »

Nothing wrong with that first deer Dyhard. I see your tag on his antlers.

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Post by Golden Eagle »

Very nice Buck, and Pictures. Thanks :wink:
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trail cam pics

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Nice pics DyHard!
Where abouts in Guelph do you come from, and where were the pics taken! My wife and I have just moved down here to New Brunswick from Guelph!! We'll understand if you don't want to say where you took the pics. Just nice to see someone on here from Guelph.
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Yes you have and good pictures of them to boot.
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Post by ecoaster »

Great shots! Very clear. What camera are you using???
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Post by Kenton »

great looking pics
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Post by mtbyak »

Hey grizzled47,

I grew up in Guelph on Fountain St (2 blocks west of the police station) & still have family there.

Do know the area well as that is the area where I learned all about hunting, trapping etc. with my father.

Nice pics DyHard.


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Post by Sandman »

Beauty pics~!
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Post by Woodsman »

Those are the nicest pics i have ever seem from a trail cam. Very clear and full of color! 8)

Lot's of action on that spot! That big brute sure looks huge compared to the other ones! Good luck! :wink:
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Post by NewGuy »

Great pics, if ya need a hand let me know :lol:
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