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Hunting partner got one that was on camera.
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How well does the trail cameras work, for you?
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None of the above. I've got several bucks on game camera that I have seen, never harvested. I have taken a buck a buddy had on game camera and one that a friend took so there are several scenerios without one good answer.
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I have a few cameras but rarely even put them out. I may have had them out for 2 weeks last may and maybe a week in august.
They aren't as fun as glassing the fields IMO, so I don't really mess with them but here and there.
So to answer your question, I have never shot a buck I had captured on a game camera, but than again I have very few on camera in the first place.
They aren't as fun as glassing the fields IMO, so I don't really mess with them but here and there.
So to answer your question, I have never shot a buck I had captured on a game camera, but than again I have very few on camera in the first place.