I pulled camera cards for the second time of the summer and I was pleased with the results of my second card pull. There were some great pictures of my number one target buck “Kenny” as well as another good ten point buck that is hanging out with him. There were also a few really […]
We got a chance to lease a farm in our area. This is my first time of leasing ground to hunt on but I can read the writing on the wall that if you want a good place to hunt you are going to have to pay for it or have it in the family. […]
It started early this year with the first picture of this buck showing up on June 7 and me wondering what he will look like once the season came. To say the least I have been pleased each time I see him the more excited I get. He gets bigger every time I see him […]
Ok folks I have a little story of a deer I called “The Freak” and yes I realize how plain that name is but it’s what we called him. The story of this deer was 4 years in the making. On October 30th of 2008 I got a bunch of pics of this 3.5 year […]
USA Trail Cams presents the Iowa Top Ten This is a new feature to Victory Outdoors that we think many of you will enjoy. Pat Howard and the rest of the USA Trail Cam team are widely known as an expert in this field. There are very few who can capture pictures with a trail cam, at […]
If you remember from part one of Low Pressured Whitetails, I discussed several options that hunters have to pursue whitetails that are not heavily pressured. I highlighted that chances of success dramatically increase when hunting pressure is minimalized. There are many options available for us to do this. Last time I focused on hunting public […]
Trail Cam Update 1.0, ok here we go, I am behind a bit with my trail cams but fear not, they are out and here are the highlights from my first call pull of 2015. it just so happens my best pictures came off the same camera set. Three nice bucks not sure if any […]
Reminiscing over my whitetail hunting career which is probably quite a bit shorter than some of our readers (18 years), I realize now that I have been pretty blessed. Not just in the fact that I have been fortunate enough to take many quality bucks; but rather, that I have always had property to hunt that […]
The great thing about having trail cams out is the anticipation of the upcoming season and wondering if you will see the deer you are getting pictures of. This year is no different camera’s are out and the picture’s of nice deer are coming in from nice bucks to does and fawns. Sometimes I want […]
I hit the woods Sunday for my first card pull of the summer, and I was happy to find all my cameras in proper working order where I left them. They had all taken a respectable number of pictures, and I was anxious to sort through them looking for nice pictures and clues as to […]
By Dan Gorman This is the time of year I consider the trail camera off season. The carcass cam has run its course. There are a handful of bucks still holding antlers but most have shed, and I can only look at so many pictures of does and shed bucks, regardless of the scenery. I […]
On November 8th of 2014, I was fortunate enough to take my largest whitetail to date. He was a large framed twenty-inch wide nine point with some cool character. I was hunting over a cut cornfield that neighbored a wooly ditch surrounded by CRP. I was hidden well, eighteen feet in the air comfortably sitting […]
The year of 2014 was a great year for me personally. It was filled with a lot of hard work, long days and some of the greatest moments I’ve experienced in outdoors. Those moments will forever be etched in my mind. The year started out with my son Drake harvesting his first turkey. At 7 […]
Oklahoma Monster Buck Summitted by Mossy Oak Pro, Brian Beauchamp, Photo Credit Michael Munson “Carya” 7.5-years-old 211 lbs, field-dressed 176 2/8″ Gross (Green) 100% Free Range Opening morning of 2014 muzzleloader season in Oklahoma, I woke up with an eerie feeling of certainty and sadness as I prepared to head to the field. All of my […]
