I don't know what kind of tine length he'll end up with, but the brows and width are shaping up nicely.
I replaced one camera this season to standardize all on the same brand and I added one camera to the fleet. I crawled well out into a thicket to place a camera under three white oaks on the side of a hill that were just ate up last season. We came across the spot while following a blood trail. It would be very tricky to hunt since it is so thick, but it has well defined game trails through the thick stuff. At first I thought it may have been a bad idea, because this was the first picture I received from deep in the thick.
Fortunately, the camera has survived although it got a good tongue bath yesterday. Because I expected it may get violated, I put a camera there that is highly worn and chewed that I've got half a tube of silicone on it to keep it waterproof. It's still getting it done.
So far I'm liking what I'm seeing for the coming season.
