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Title: my cam was full!
Post by: longrangekiller on June 03, 2012, 09:58:15 PM
i got 2,068 pictures on my game cam last time i went up to check it on the property. there was nothing to cool just alot of cows a couple little bulls (nubs) and a bunch of dose but dang that was alot of pictures.
Title: Re: my cam was full!
Post by: bobcat on June 03, 2012, 10:19:17 PM
Do you have some sort of bait there, or just set up on a trail? What amount of time are we talking about? I only get numbers like that when I have a good bait going. Just in this last week I got 6 cameras set up, and I would be very happy with 20 pictures per week, per camera.

Title: Re: my cam was full!
Post by: longrangekiller on June 04, 2012, 10:33:51 AM
Its a place were I've put salt blocks for the last 5 years or so they just come back every year and stick around but they only stay around for a couple months the closer it gets to hunting season the fewer and fewer will show up i got a 2 min delay on it. I'm going up to check it againthis weekend. I'll post a couple pictures when i get home tonight
Title: Re: my cam was full!
Post by: asl20bball on June 07, 2012, 12:17:57 PM
Its a place were I've put salt blocks for the last 5 years or so they just come back every year and stick around but they only stay around for a couple months the closer it gets to hunting season the fewer and fewer will show up i got a 2 min delay on it. I'm going up to check it againthis weekend. I'll post a couple pictures when i get home tonight

I've noticed the same thing. I believe they hit the salt licks for the nutrients more so when their horns are growing. By hunting season they're out of velvet....
Title: Re: my cam was full!
Post by: et1702 on June 07, 2012, 12:30:32 PM
It's not the antler growth, its the green grass.  They need more salt this time of year to digest the fresh green stuff.

ET
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