From the mid 90's, still one of my favorites.
Mid 90’s!!! That had to be one of earliest models of trail cams! I still remember mid 90’s when I started hunting- cabelas had that string that went across a trail with a timer on it to tell u when it was tripped!!!
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Hunter Brunk
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That is sweet, like a baseball bat! I would target him in case he doesn't ever throw one of those crazy drops ever again!Check this out! Not a huge deer BUT... wild left side. How does this happen?!?! My first guess is - maybe injury to rack while he was growing & it swelled up?!?
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203ntyp
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Yikes, I remember that one too Skip! This camera was called the Deer Cam 100, made by Non Typical and a really fast trigger speed. Took great color pics, got some cool action shots with no blurring. Eventually ants got inside and some moisture that did it in. I have the case yet but not the camera. I need to get the old home brew working again with the Sony P41....
I got this info off the web;
DeerCam combines a 35 mm Olympus Infinity XB camera with a "passive" infrared motion / heat sensor. Attach it to a tree along a trail, overlooking a scrape, etc. When a deer or other large animal passes by, its photo is taken. For security, a cable runs through the Deer Cam and a spot to add a padlock can be used. If desired the unit can be screwed internally to the tree. The unit has a weather proof 3-D treelike waterproof exterior. The DEER CAM requires Two 9 volt batteries and the camera requires a 3-volt lithium battery. The DEER CAM proprietary system will outlast competitive cameras in cold weather.
aaron bradt
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nwhawk
Member
no this guy was a few years back. I've never seen anything like it.
Hardwood11
It is going to be a good fall!
No the most unusual, but I was sure surprised when I saw him? Stubby rack