Deer Cam Pics

Hester0305 · Post by **Hester0305** » Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:39 pm

Here are some Deer Pics taken from under my feeder they really love those alfalfa pellets.

agingcrossbower · Post by **agingcrossbower** » Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:51 pm

Thats a lot of deer. Good for you. Looks like you have a great year shaping up.

Hester0305 · Post by **Hester0305** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 12:03 am

Yea can't wait until September for the deer, Turkey season is only a couple of months away and they are about a dozen gobblers using this same area. I haven't killed anything with the crossbow yet but I'm doing a lot of shooting to get ready.

j.krug · Post by **j.krug** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 6:10 am

Nice! They definately like the alfalfa buffet.

Ont_Excal · Post by **Ont_Excal** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:01 am

agingcrossbower wrote:Thats a lot of deer. Looks like you have a great year shaping up.

X2
Looks like you will have your choice for the taking!

Hester0305 · Post by **Hester0305** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:13 am

Ont_Excal wrote:
agingcrossbower wrote:Thats a lot of deer. Looks like you have a great year shaping up.
X2
Looks like you will have your choice for the taking!

I have 5 different bucks coming in also 1 decent 8 pointer that should be a shooter this fall. I'm really suprised they still have their antlers it shouldn't be long before they start falling off

papa bear1 · Post by **papa bear1** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:17 am

Hester ! I can see the crank that raises the feeder ,

But I would like to see your feeder

Is there any way we could see It

Dave

Hester0305 · Post by **Hester0305** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 3:10 pm

I will take a picture of one at home tonight and try and get a picture posted tonight.

It is a Remington Tripod feeder with eye bolts attached to each side under the lid with a chain attached to each eye bolt,this attaches in the center by a D Ring which attaches to the steel cable that I have strung together on a pulley system between 2 trees. It is a very simple design but it is critter proof so far. It is high enough off the ground the bears can't get to it. It is somewhere between 15-18 ft off the ground. I use 100 ft of steel cable to get this done.

Thanks,
Eric

Hester0305 · Post by **Hester0305** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:01 pm

Hester0305 wrote:I will take a picture of one at home tonight and try and get a picture posted tonight.

It is a Remington Tripod feeder with eye bolts attached to each side under the lid with a chain attached to each eye bolt,this attaches in the center by a D Ring which attaches to the steel cable that I have strung together on a pulley system between 2 trees. It is a very simple design but it is critter proof so far. It is high enough off the ground the bears can't get to it. It is somewhere between 15-18 ft off the ground. I use 100 ft of steel cable to get this done.

Thanks,
Eric

Here is the picture

papa bear1 · Post by **papa bear1** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 6:41 pm

From what I see it is so high the bears don't know where the corn is comeing from,

Boy i don't know what i would if i had a bear problem,

my bigest problem is coon,s and squirrels, here in missouri and i can fix that prob. Thanks Hester i appreceiate you takeing the time to show us your idea's

Dave

bugs · Post by **bugs** » Fri Feb 10, 2012 10:27 pm

Looks like some great activity

Hester0305 · Post by **Hester0305** » Sat Feb 11, 2012 11:13 pm

Thanks Everyone I should have some pics in a couple of weeks to share.

Sopchoppy · Post by **Sopchoppy** » Sun Feb 12, 2012 7:33 am

I went to Tractor Supply Friday and got a bag of pellets and a bale of alfalfa hay. Soon as my feeder needs reloading, I'm adding the pellts.

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