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no a alabamma buck

I still think he looks sort of banged up with the scar on his belly and everything. There are other 1 1/2 year olds on the property with racks bigger than that. I think maybe he's a young deer that's been busted up a little. I'm pretty new at this too though.

Quote: Originally Posted by fountain congrats on getting picked! did the flash scare him or is he just running from something? When the flash gos off, the pic is taken at between 1/250-1/1000 of a second, deer are fast but not that fast. While some deer may spook from white flash cameras, your not going to get it on camera unless its multi pic sequence type camera, then you might get him in the following pictures. At the angle the deer is...

Nice buck. That thing is a hoss!!

that second buck has teletransported himself to next july, so he is around for sure. 1) 110ish 2) 125

Not too familiar with the D-40 but I have seen in some other cams where if the deer slowly walks up to the cam straight on, the cam wont detect it or wont detect until it is close to the cam. On those cams, sensitivity should be set on high. It is easier for the PIR Sensor to detect movement left to right.

i hope they are around too!!!

Is he fovoring his right rear leg? Need mo pics!

i would agree that the capture is a good camera, sometimes. i have two of them and one lasts about a month on batteries and the other only lasts about 2 weeks. i've heard of others having similar problems where some of them work great and some work not as well.

nice pic!!