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So I've had this deer on one of my parcels of land for at least the past 5 years(I have trail camera pictures dating back to 2019). I've never seen her/him during the day as 99% of the pictures I have are right around midnight. I did, however, have her come through last night right after 5:00 pm so I know she's still alive. I found one of it's sheds that I'm assuming is 2-3 years old. I'm curious what you guys think it is? True Hermaphrodite or pseudohermaphrodite?

Here’s a few clips of mountain lions I combined. All in Southern Arizona. I love this camera model, the Browning Recon Force Advantage.

Hey everyone. I hope you all have had a great season so far. I just released episode 5 of my trail camera series. This one is about coues deer that live in the grasslands. The next one will be about desert dwelling coues. Thank you for all of the support so far and happy Thanksgiving! I hope you enjoy.

Gents, It appears AZGFD is proposing a rule change to R12-4-303 (Unlawful Devices or Ammunition) that will prohibit the use of a trail camera of any kind within 1/4 mile (440 yards) of a developed water source. A developed water source includes any man made structure or placed container capable of holding water such as stock tanks, holding ponds, water catchments etc. The definition of a developed water source is very broad and could technically apply to water run-off catchments constructed by ranchers a hundred years ago. Those of you that place trail cams on a wallow, water catchment (even you you make yourself) or a cattle tank will now be breaking the law and subject to fines and license revocation. It will fall under the category of using an illegal device for the purpose of taking wildlife which if convicted is a misdemeanor offense subject to a $750 fine and/or 4 months in jail (per offense) and could result in a 5 year suspension of your hunting license. The way the proposed rule is written is that it will be in effect all year long, not just during the hunting season. So if you own property and monitor your water sources or want to do some pre-season scouting by placing cameras over your favorite tank or wallow to see what's in the area, you'll be in violation. This rule change is currently in the comment period until April 15th, the game and fish commissioners will then review the rules at their May 4th meeting. Commission approved rules will be forwarded to the Governor's Council on regulatory review for approval and may go into effect for the 2019-2020 hunting season. If you want to view the presentation of all of the proposed rules, here's the youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6O0zBVSq_A&feature=youtu.be All public comments about the proposed rule making can be made by the following methods: E-mail: rulemaking@azgfd.gov, or jcook@azgfd.gov. U.S. Mail: Arizona Game and Fish Department, Attn.: Jay Cook, Regional Supervisor FOR6, 7200 E. University Drive, Mesa, AZ 85207. Telephone: Jay Cook, Regional Supervisor FOR6, (480) 324-3540.

I have 6 Moultrie D55 IR trail cameras with bear boxes that I would like to sell for $50 each. I might have an additional 2 cams if I can figure out where I put them.

I got some good shots of this bear chewing on my elk carcass from a few weeks ago. It even chewed my camera! What do you think? Good size? Male or female? What do ya'll think?

I am a day late dollar short on posting these photos from my 2012 Coues Hunt. I hope you enjoy.

for sale, i have 3 new trail cameras. Moultrie D55-IR $40 each or $60 each with new batteries and a 4 gig chip. come get them today, first one to pick them up gets them. not going to hold them for a few weeks for anyone. Mesa/Gilbert area. PM me for pickup, fast reply. thanks.

if this is your camera PM me. I think you are the same guy who walked infront of my camera back in march. i just would like to know when you plan on hunting that spot that way we dont desterb eachother.

I have two Spy point IR-5 trail camera and 1 custom built lock box for sale. I bought and used them for my wife's elk hunt last year. They were in the field for 2 months and worked good. I'm selling them to buy a Smart Scouter trail camera. 1 cam & lock box $110.00 1 cam $90.00 Thanks Cole

I am looking for a trail cam or two to get me through this scouting season. I dont need anything special just something that snaps pictures. As far as price goes... I am looking for something in the "broke college kid price range." If anyone has anything to offer it would be greatly appreciated!

I am looking for a trail cam or two to get me through this scouting season. I dont need anything special just something that snaps pictures. As far as price goes... I am looking for something in the "broke college kid price range." If anyone has anything to offer it would be greatly appreciated!

For April this guy isn't bad.... How many lick does it take....... No bucks but the herd looks good. And finally the bears......2 for sure but maybe 3 different bears what do you think?

We've had a lot of burglarys around Happy Jack over the winter. I was informed yesterday my neighbor is going to ask me about mounting trail cameras on his property to try to get a pic of the people. He was broke into twice in the last couple of months. My questions would be what type, brand,flash /no flash, etc. what about batteries? Hang it high so they can't get to it? The last breakin they took a ladder and cut out the vent to his garage and crawled in that way! Any ideas? I should have mentioned he thinks I know a lot about trail cameras since I own a couple, that's why I need Help!!