they just wont leave each other alone. Round 2

[PAWhitetailhunter19]

these are the same two deer that were in a fight last time [image][/image]

[PAWhitetailhunter19]

I was also wondering if you guys think that if i turn my camera around i would eliminate that glare thats on the horizon. Plus if anyone has any suggestions for a coon prob. Let me know. Im not sure of any hunting strategies being since they are nocturnal.

[Master_Chief]

I think moving the camera would help. As for the coons we used to hunt em all the time. Trapped em too. Outside of that can't help you.

[huntinsonovagun]

Try to turn your cam facing north or south. That way you won't catch the sun coming up/going down, which is causing your glare.

[Tom2008]

Cool pic

[wtnhunt]

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Try to turn your cam facing north or south. That way you won't catch the sun coming up/going down, which is causing your glare.

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Yep, that should solve the glare problem.

[Tominator]

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I was also wondering if you guys think that if i turn my camera around i would eliminate that glare thats on the horizon.

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I'd turn it 90 degrees, otherwise you're going to get a sunrise glare.

[slughunter]

nice, that one doe looks pretty beat up, her fur coat is all messed up

[hoyt_vtec_kid]

lol the one closest is roughed up bad

[Rhino]

One sure looks like it's been in a battle.