Best Trail Cam Pictures

[Mule Kick]

 

[Ben Long]

 

[Ben Long]

I don't think the skunk thought much of my camera.

 

[Dave N]

I don't think the skunk thought much of my camera.

Just a faithful HT viewer. SHOW US YOUR BUTTHOLE!

 

[Tradewind]

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that's one heck of a cross road... or intersection

 

[Ben Long]

Amazing variety of animals use the den besides the skunk. Bobcat for example.

 

[Chad Gus]

 

[CT_SD]

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

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I've never seen a true spike mule deer in my life. Seen a ton of 2x1, but never a true spike.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

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Winter wonderland.

 

[DFS]

I've never seen a true spike mule deer in my life. Seen a ton of 2x1, but never a true spike.

You need to come to #southeastmontana. You could see a unicorn.

 

[CT_SD]

I've never seen a true spike mule deer in my life. Seen a ton of 2x1, but never a true spike.

We grow lots of spikes in western SD!

 

[BrentD]

This am. At least 2 of them. About 100 yds from the back door.

 

[gouch]

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Until recently, here in Oregon, you could shoot spikes east of the Cascades, primarily mule deer, but you couldn't shoot spikes on the west side, primarily blacktail. Of course, deer don't recognize unit boundaries, so you occasionally find blacktails on the east side and mule deer on the west.

One day while hunting on the west side I ran across a big old potbellied, swayback, roman nose, gray faced grandpappy of all grandpappy mule deer with 15-inch spike antlers. The left antler had about a two-inch ball on the end of it but no fork. I really wanted to shoot that buck, but the letter of the law said No.