COME ON!

[DesertBull]

Where is the fresh velvet?

 

Let's see some pics!

[bcoover]

I don't have anything. I haven't put my cams out yet.

[DesertBull]

Well....you suck.

 

[youngbuck]

Im checkin some cams this weekend so i should have some up on tue, i hope.

[skyhawkbowhunter]

lets see urs

[GameHauler]

Ok I will try to get a couple Cams out Sunday.

Have a wake to go to and try to get to the range on Sat for my walk threw.

 

Do you want any pics from last year to hold you over?

[bowhunter4life]

future 105"

 

 

 

[bcoover]

I almost posted a picture of a spike too.

[GameHauler]

I almost posted a picture of a spike too.

 

 

DUDE That aint no "spike"

[DesertBull]

lets see urs

 

O don't have any yet, that's why I am asking.

 

[Foundry Man]

If you are craving velvet, here are a few picts I got last summer with my digi-scope outfit. They ought to tide you over till all the trail cam picts start flooding in!! Enjoy!>>Jason

 

 

[SunDevil]

jason - what digi-scoping outfit do you use? those are a couple nice pictures. thanks for sharing - I do not recall ever seeing those before.

[Foundry Man]

SunDevil.. These pictures are from my private stash!! In my set-up, I use a Zeiss 65* scope, the Zeiss camera adapter, a Kodak easyshare 5.0 mega-pixel camera, and a HEAVY Velbon tri-pod. In my opinion, thr tri-pod is the key. Also, it takes alot of practice, learning to work everything and still having a deer in your veiwfinder when you shoot!! I LOVE digi-scoping though.>>Jason

[SunDevil]

yea, I have learned it takes a lot of time to get everything set up. time that could be glassing for other deer. sometimes I am spotting for someone and would like to break everything out and get some pics but do not want to jeopardize losing sight of the deer while I am setting everything up. they are not called the grey ghosts for nothing you know. thanks. chris.