The Missouri Morel hunting season generally begins in the central part of the state in mid to late April. Typically this is also the same time I am swamped with soccer and finals. Because of this, I usually only make it out a couple times each season, and I had never found a large amount….
My February and March game camera photos proved to be interesting even if not noteworthy. We had some camera issues, including one intentionally tampered with by a trespasser. The cameras were also moved around a bit in order to try to catch a few different angles or animals. All in all we had fewer photos…
For one reason or another I have had difficulty obtaining consistent photos from the game cameras the past few months. Mostly a combination of technical difficulties and user error, but really no big deal and we still have managed to get some great photos. So here are some highlight from the past few months. Predators…
August and September are important months for Missouri game camera photos. We use the images to try to dial in on the numbers and quality of the deer on property. Even more important than the photos themselves, I like to also use the opportunity while retrieving SD cards to physically scout the property for deer…
The flow of game camera photos seems to slow for us in the summer months. This was generally true in 2019, although we did see some regular action from deer as well as coyotes. Not a single turkey on any cameras at all the last two months, but it is possible that they were flooded…
I didn’t have much time to race into the woods to retrieve the May game camera images, but I was a few days late already and I was very anxious discover the secrets held by the memory cards. The woods were wet, with puddles in places I had never seen before and the normally docile…
So I had every intention of posting a March game camera report, I even had the photos sorted and ready to go. But I lost my mojo to sit down and write it out and put it all together. April was simply just too busy a month for me, and as it turns out, a…
I had been away from the property almost the entire month, and I was really anxious to retrieve the SD cards so that I could get a grasp of what had been going on in February. Surprisingly, there were far fewer images recorded on all three of the Wildgame Innovations game cameras that we monitor….
The game camera photos from January (and late December) proved to be full of variety with some really great shots captured. You think that I might get bored with this routine, but I seriously can hardly wait to retrieve these SD cards and review the images. While the primary purpose might seem is to track…
The 2018-19 archery season staggered to a close this week. I’m not sure if I was sad to see it come to a close or if the season ending provided a relief of sorts. I guess maybe it was a little bit of both. On one hand, I really love archery season and the time…
