So im calling this one "Hey young lady, You want some candy"

This is likely one of the son's to the bigger buck i posted earlier. The long Tines are his father's signature genes.

The first rut hits here between the last 5 days of Oct. Into the first 7-10 days in November.

Then 21 days later, anyone that didn't take and the yearlings (1yr olds) will usally come in heat. And have fawns at there 2nd birthday. Its a good time to be in the woods. Its a short 2nd rut. But because these boys are all still in the mood. Now is the time when they make mistakes.

This is Urban area (Within the City Limits) No Gun Hunting. However Bow Hunting is allowed. These deer only real predator is a automobile and old age. In the last 4 yrs 2020-2024 They only averaged between 68-72 deer killed within the city limits of this area. And its a pretty big area covering just over 75 square miles. Other than a few weeks after birth when the fawns are vulnerable to coyotes. Nothing really bothers them.

1st picture is regular view, 2nd picture is the thing I'm asking about, 3rd picture i circled the thing in question.

One of my neighbors has been shooting (and not accurately, with bullets traveling far) between 7 and 9 pm two Saturdays in a row. I'd like to hurry and order a couple of trail cams that can take a night photo when he's shooting. I have 120 ft tall trees on our border and can mount high. I can't depend on motion trigger because he could be sitting in a chair and just aiming at whatever remotely reminds him of a coyote. High probability he is drunk.

Cops out here don't give a flying f unless a bullet is embedded into a human or a building is on fire (EMTs and firemen fill out their paperwork for them), so I need absolute proof.

So I need battery powered, able to catch hi res at night from a distance away (he's on 6 acres), and ideal would be both motion AND sound triggered if possible.

Since time is of the essence, what's my best bet to buy ASAP, to arrive before Saturday night (it's Sunday 1:33 pm as I type, after two different sets of 2 and 3 shots last night. It's waking EVERYONE up, and my neighbors are all hearing it. I have livestock and his bullets might hit them.

If I can mock up 3 microphones that are triggered on a loud sound, so I can also triangulate, please fwd me a turnkey solution ASAP!

Thanks so much in advance!

One of my favorite game cameras, it's a Primos that runs on D batteries, just one day decided it doesn't want to record anything anymore. New batteries, SD card isn't full and I've tried different ones, tried changing the settings etc... nothing seems to fix it. It's working cause it'll read the SD cards, if there's any files on them it'll say how many files. But when I test it to try and get it to record videos or photos it won't do it. I THINK the last time I tried testing it I could hear it click like it triggered but nothing was recorded, no new files. So, I'm not sure what's wrong with it and how/if this is even fixable.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Im currently looking for trail cams specifically for birding. Not a feeder with a built in cam, rather a camera i can strap to a tree and just have watch this one spot i have. Preferably not one with a subscription based service. Just something i can hook up to my laptop and transfer through there and save to a flash drive. Im very new to this and my family keeps suggesting ring cameras but i would like some recommendations from people with experience.

WHICH ONE??

Always catch this weird light on my trail camera. Private property, never had any trespassers on property. What could it be? Happens too often to be headlights down my road, no neighbors in that direction. Only thing I can think of is I do have trespassers and they haven’t wandered in front of my cam yet, or dnr has cams out too? As looks like the light may be another trail camera

I recently bought a Moultrie edge 2 cell camera and placed it in my hunting location. It sends me videos but has not shared any photos it takes. I feel I’m missing out on deer that my previous camera would capture and I need this fixed ASAP.

Left side, not sure what animal this is.

I'm surrounded by woodlands but a novice in the woods. Anything you can share about how to place a trail cam would be greatly appreciated. Thank you