I cut the entire back field yesterday [it took 9 1/2 hours] so new grass will come up to help bring in the deer. I also placed bait and moved the trail cam to cover the site. A nice buck along with some does have been photograghed in the same area. we will see what the bait brings in.

So far all the bait has brought are some birds and a doe I call flop ear as one ear is floped down, but thats good as does bring the bucks in at rut time.  Today I am finishing a stand, I will post a pic when I am done.

I have a problem too much area for just one trail cam, solution C.T. has trail cams on this week for 98.00 going to buy two more on tuesday.

Save your money with the Bushnell. Too slow trigger speed and it eats batteries. I have one, takes some pretty good pics, but alot of the time the flash doesn't go off.

The Moultrie D40 is a decent cam for the money, which I also have. Very good battery life.

Ok, thanks for the heads up.

That is what this site is about.  Members helping members with practical information.   Want advice talk to the people who have tried the products and get honest opinions!!!

I ended up with the bushnels anyway, they work great so far less than 1 second photo trigger, posted some pics in the trail cam sec. I now have bear lots of does and fawns as well as three small bucks. I have now started to put out feed hay as well as the corn.

Well I have to rethink the corn use as I am going through a sack per day now and at 10.00 per its breaking the bank. I guess I will only put out a few pounds at a time.

Grocery store culls are usually free or extremely cheap.  Any fruit or veg will work.  Mind you, you are a fair ways from them now that I think of it.

I am thinking of going to Bradford for a load of cull carrots the deer seem to like them a lot.

Have been out a few times no single doe as of yet lots of does with fawns and some small [young] bucks.want to keep my buck tag for mr big.

Good luck on mister BIG.