Behind The Lens

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“Land and Wildlife Field Day”

Apr 23, 2017

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Scott Cronin, a Pro-Staffer from Kentucky, holds an annual event with a local High School called the “Land & Wildlife Field Day”. Junior and Senior High School students in the Wildlife Forestry Programs participate in this field event in which Wood Duck boxes and trail cameras are installed and studied. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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Using Trail Cameras to Scout for Turkeys

Mar 26, 2017

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Knowing where to hang your trail cameras and what settings to use when scouting for turkeys is important, as it can vary a little from using cameras for deer hunting. Pro-Staffer Andrea Haas shares a few tips on what locations to hang your trail cameras and what settings to use for each. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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D.E.E.R. Project

Oct 09, 2016

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The DEER Project, located in the Greater Little Mountain Area of southwestern Wyoming, aims to increase our understanding of both mule deer and elk. This project is examining parturition timing and location of mule deer, mortality and recruitment of fawns, nutritional condition of adult female mule deer, summer diet overlap between elk and mule deer, space use, recruitment of male mule deer, survival, migration, and dispersal. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) 1439:062616:70F:2292:CAMERA1 :6

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Five Things I Learned Going Rural

Sep 25, 2016

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I didn't grow up camping, hiking, or hunting. In fact, my entire outdoors experience revolved around sidewalks, bicycles and complaining. Fast forward to 2016 and I not only spend at least 50% of my day outside (no matter the weather), but I’ve channeled my newfound enjoyment for the outdoors into writing for a variety of publications about bowhunting, archery, local food and backyard poultry, among other things. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.) chickens_1

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DIY Trail Camera Stand

Sep 01, 2016

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No tree around to hang your Browning Trail Camera? No problem! Pro-Staffer Kinsey Edmunds gives step-by-step instructions on how to make a homemade game camera stand that can be placed anywhere! (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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Nighttime Trail Camera Images – Putting Light On The Subject

Aug 15, 2016

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The evolution of the trail camera has been simply remarkable over the last several years...(Click blog title to view complete blog post.)

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5 Tips For Capturing Unique Trail Camera Photos

Jul 24, 2016

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Using trail cameras to scout for wildlife can be rewarding in more ways than one. The most obvious reason to use a trail camera is to pattern and age deer so you have a better idea of where to hunt... Continue reading

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Behind The Lens

“Land and Wildlife Field Day”

Using Trail Cameras to Scout for Turkeys

D.E.E.R. Project

Five Things I Learned Going Rural

DIY Trail Camera Stand

Nighttime Trail Camera Images – Putting Light On The Subject

5 Tips For Capturing Unique Trail Camera Photos