Trail Cam Wall
Trail camera photos members chose to share, each with the AI read on species, sex, behavior, rack and age. Talk bucks, compare notes, guess the age.
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Joshua Shoffner · 9/22/2026
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This photo shows a solitary whitetail doe walking through the frame in good daylight conditions. She appears to be in healthy physical condition as she moves across the open field area. There are no other deer or animals visible in this capture. The visibility is clear, allowing for a confident identification of the species and sex.
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Jagger Feazel · 9/19/2026
Got my first decent buck this year! Hopefully he sticks around.
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Joshua Shoffner · 9/17/2026
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This photo shows a young buck moving through the field at night under infrared light. While the rack is clearly visible, the lack of depth in the night photography makes it difficult to get an accurate point count or spread estimation. The buck's body proportions suggest a young, sub-mature deer that is still physically developing. I am confident in the identification, but conservative on the score due to the limitations of the camera flash at this angle.
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Jeff Cote · 9/10/2026
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This is a high-quality buck caught in a head-on shot during daylight. The image has significant digital color artifacts and some motion blur, which makes it challenging to accurately assess the exact tine lengths and total point count. However, the heavy beam structure and mature physical build of the deer are clearly evident. He is a mature buck that likely falls into the 4.5-year-old age class.
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Jeff Cote · 9/9/2026
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This is a great daylight photo of a solid, healthy-looking 8-point buck. He is clearly in his prime, showing good frame size and symmetrical antler development. The lighting is excellent, allowing for a clear view of his physical features and rack structure. He represents a mature, harvestable deer that would likely be a target for many hunters.
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Jeff Cote · 9/9/2026
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This is a very clear daylight photo of a nice, representative 3.5-year-old 8-point buck. He is standing in an open area, likely feeding on forage. His rack is well-developed with good tines, making him a great candidate to watch for future seasons as he continues to mature.

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