What a trail cam photo!
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From: Pat Lefemine
03-Nov-20
Amazing trail camera photo
Amazing trail camera photo
This pic was taken two days ago while I was hanging stands 300 yards east of this camera. I know this buck well, he's my #2. What an amazing photo - and buck!
From: Destroyer350
03-Nov-20
Cool pic. You could crop it and frame that!
From: Killbuck
03-Nov-20
Ohio?
From: Bake
03-Nov-20
That's an awesome pic! If that's your number 2. . . . what's your number 1 look like? :)
From: GF
03-Nov-20
Looks like he spotted/heard you from over there!
The height & spread on that dude would look nice enough on a public land Mulie!
From: T Mac
03-Nov-20
Wow he’s a beauty and I concur your #1 must be a beast! Great pic!
From: rooster
03-Nov-20
Nice picture.
From: BigOk
03-Nov-20
Nice pic!!
From: RIT
03-Nov-20
What county?
From: Pat Lefemine
03-Nov-20
Carroll county Ohio
From: Guardian hunter
03-Nov-20
Pat. You are just south of me in geauga county by an hour. Keep posting your activity. We're starting to see activity but nothing crazy
From: deerhunter72
03-Nov-20
Huge bodied deer! Great rack too!
From: Lewis
03-Nov-20
Great picture Pat hope to see the blood trail on that dude Lewis
From: T Mac
03-Nov-20
From: bigswivle
03-Nov-20
Still blurry @$&&$&&@$&
From: dg72a
03-Nov-20
Nice!
From: White Falcon
03-Nov-20
Nice Buck.
From: The last savage
03-Nov-20
Indeed a great picture.
From: smarba
03-Nov-20
Just to be clear, in conjunction with the other no hunting sign thread, Pat allows hunting walk-in on this property, correct? I mean, his signs have the Bowsite logo on them, so I assume being a member allows me access anytime...LOL
Nice pic!
From: Bowboy
03-Nov-20
I'd frame that picture for sure!
From: t-roy
03-Nov-20
Cool pic for sure!
From: woodguy65
03-Nov-20
That is one MAGA deer for 2020! Hope it trumps all the other deer!
From: Empty Freezer
03-Nov-20
Lets see pics of #1..
From: Zim
03-Nov-20
What a stud
From: Straight Shooter
03-Nov-20
Ah, he’s ok. Lol
From: crestedbutte
03-Nov-20
Is there an animal in the photo? Quality of pics when loaded to this site are so fuzzy and bad its hard to tell what's there other than trees.
From: WV Mountaineer
03-Nov-20
That’s a stud
From: Zbone
04-Nov-20
Shhhhhhhh...8^)
From: Tradmike
04-Nov-20
Nice buck, but its out of focus
From: Rupe
04-Nov-20
Awesome buck and it looks like he’s posing for you. Is #1 buck significantly bigger?
From: drycreek
04-Nov-20
What Bake said !
From: Drnaln
04-Nov-20
Great photo
From: wacem
04-Nov-20
Hope you get a chance at him.
From: Pat Lefemine
30-Dec-20
That pic was the very last one captured of that buck. Still hoping he shows in late season. I had five shooters and the top four have been MIA since rifle season. Sucks.
From: Junior
30-Dec-20
Camera date? Good deer!
From: Ironbow-cell
30-Dec-20
Pat, were you still getting pictures of them up to rifle season?
From: Pat Lefemine
30-Dec-20
Yes. My number one was captured on cam three days before rifle ended.
From: Mad Trapper
30-Dec-20
Nice!!
From: Ricky The Cabel Guy
30-Dec-20
if you think trespassers and poachers were a problem before, keep posting trailcam pictures of bucks like that on the www. LOL
From: Rupe
31-Dec-20
Ricky, they would need the address to take advantage of said pictures.
From: stagetek
31-Dec-20
If that's #2, what does #1 look like ?
From: Fields
31-Dec-20
Rupe, I believe putting all the pieces together would not be very difficult to get into the general area. I sure like seeing these pictures, but I can easily see why someone would not want to freely show them.. pathetic times.....
From: Pop-r
31-Dec-20
Rupe you could locate the piece of property by name in about 2 minutes unless Pat is smart enough to have it in another name. If that was your game...
From: RIT
01-Jan-21
First time in 20 years I looked at bowsite on a pc... what a difference to be able to see a clear photo....
I’ll 2nd Pop-r Ohio doesn’t protect real estate owners/buyers/sellers for jack. You can instantly find out purchase price, taxes, property address, and even an owners mailing address with just a name. In fact I have been using the county auditors website to find potential properties to make an offer on that are not even for sale.
From: PushCoArcher
01-Jan-21
Little far off. Personal favorite of mine.
From: Ricky The Cabel Guy
01-Jan-21
anyone using the On X Hunt app or a number of others could locate that piece of property or any other in about 5 minutes.
From: Jeff Holchin
01-Jan-21
Pat, looks like you made the right choice on properties. Good bucks to hunt right away. I saw bucks like that every year when I lived in Ohio, and I often wish that I still lived there...
From: goyt
01-Jan-21
One of the better bucks in our area is now staying on about 50 acres. He shows up on my neighbor's cell cameras routinely but I have not gotten a pictures of him in weeks. An outfitter is hunting land that I think the buck is bedding on. Yesterday the outfitter asked me if the buck was still alive as he has not gotten a picture of him in weeks. The neighbor who is getting the pictures is having his son hunt during the 4 days ML season starting tomorrow. He will be the third person who has tried to kill this buck on their land. With the first two guys the buck would show up on a cell camera during daylight while they were in a different stand. They finally gave up and shot lesser bucks. It is amazing that this buck has been moving in daylight for months with hunters on 3 properties trying to kill him and he has not been seen except by cameras and live video and he has not gone nocturnal. Oh, FYI I shot a lesser buck too but the only pictures I was getting of him in daylight were 40 yards on my side of the property line where my partner hunts. I would bet on the buck making it through the 4 day ML season despite the fact that he is presently being monitored moving in day light by cell cameras. One would think that it would be a piece of cake to slip in with a 100 yard weapon and kill him when he has not been hunted since about November 15th at that location. Let's see what happens.
From: Kevin Dill
01-Jan-21
I personally wouldn't waste a moment worrying about a buck's survival through gun season. Obviously you can't do a thing about it, except to provide a place of sanctuary. Bucks of such caliber in a hard-hunted state like ours get very adept at finding secure places to hide. They don't move easily and are just extremely hard to locate during and after gun season. I've gotten to the point of having no concerns about the start of gun season.