October 14th Whitetail Deer PhotographsOctober 14th was the first day of bow season here in West Virginia. Ryan and I were out early and Ryan shot a nice doe. Our digital game cameras had showed us that deer were spending time at one of our mineral licks and food plots. Ryan picked his spot and was rewarded with a shot at a doe that was leaving the food plot and heading towards the mineral lick. Once again we didn't catch any wondering bucks that we hadn't caught before and we didn't even see others that we had pictures of previously. I'm thinking they should start traveling more soon. There is still one spike that had velvet on his "antlers" as of October 11th. It looked as though it was loose so he may have shed but it wouldn't surprise me if he still has the velvet next week. We got one real interesting picture this week and I'm not real sure what it is. Take a look at the second picture below. These pictures were taken with our Woodland SpyCam, EagleEye, homemade WhitetailCam and a Trail Watcher 2060.
This is the first of two four point bucks and looks to be a little smaller than the other one. 
We're not quite sure what this is. We're guessing that it may be a weasel or a ferret but we're not experts on these animals. Let us know what you think. 
Here is our best eight point buck. He's posed for good pictures the last couple of weeks. 
Here is the nine point buck on a rainy night. We didn't get a lot of pictures of this buck this week. 
Our seven point buck that only has one brow tine. 
The other four point buck. We think this one is the bigger of the two. Leave October 14th Whitetail Deer Photographs and return to the Whitetail Deer Photographs Page. Visit Game Camera Review Page. |
