November 29th Deer PicturesThis set of pictures span nine days and include the first week of rifle season here in West Virginia. I use our cameras a lot during deer season to try to see how the increased activity in the woods affects deer movement and I'm also looking for new deer. We saw a couple of deer this week that we hadn't seen for a couple of weeks and we have also had some deer that we are no longer getting pictures of. Now that this first week is over it will be interesting to see what we still have around. The odd seven point and the buck with two split brow tines both didn't show up in the pictures and we didn't see either buck. The seven point has been a tough buck to pattern the last three years, so this wasn't a big surprise and the double split buck was probably a wandering buck from a neighboring ridge. Not seeing these bucks was not a big surprise. We didn't get any coyote or bobcat pictures but I did get the opportunity to listen to some coyotes while sitting in one of our blinds. These pictures were taken with our StalkerCam, EagleEye, homemade WhitetailCam S40, Camtrakker Digital Ranger and Bigfoot XLE. 
Sometimes the pictures in the rain turn out interesting. Here is a tall eight point buck that we hadn't seen for a couple of weeks. Camtrakker Digital Ranger 
This picture was taken on opening morning. EagleEye 
I saw this buck on opening morning but never saw him again although we got pictures of him throughout the week. Somehow he managed to go where I wasn't. EagleEye 
This is one of our young eight point bucks. A saw this buck a few times during the week. StalkerCam 
The young, wide eight point buck and a spike. I saw these two bucks this week as well. StalkerCam 
This is what the weather looked like by Tuesday evening and this young eight point braved the snow for a bite to eat. homemade WhitetailCam S40 
Another young eight point buck. It looked to me like we may have three young eight point bucks that are hard to tell apart. Bigfoot XLE Leave November 29th Deer Pictures and return to the Whitetail Deer Photographs Page. Visit Digital Trail Camera Reviews.
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