Here is another Scoutguard SG550 digital trail camera video. This video was shot in infared mode at night. I have this SG550 in the woods behind my home. This coyote made a brief appearance in front of my game camera.
My wife was really pleased (insert your own sarcastic tone here) when I showed her this video. She is afraid that this coyote will end up eating our new puppy. If I was this coyote, I’d be less concerned about eating the puppy, and more concerned about walking under my treestand during the upcoming bow season.
I have my game cameras back in the field and just pulled the memory cards today. I got some great videos which I will start posting. This video comes from a small wood lot behind my home in Kentucky. There are tons of deer in the vicinity, and I have a lot of movement in the area.
The video below is of a doe with a little bitty fawn. This video was picked up on July 7, in the afternoon. It was a really hot day, but the deer are still moving.
The doe moves through the woods very cautiously, and you can see her sampling the air with her nose as she moves. The little fawn still has its spots.
This video came off of my Scoutguard SG550. I love this little camera, and when I say little, I mean little in size. It is no bigger than your hand. The daytime videos are a little choppy, but the infared quality of this camera at night is what I really love. It has great range.
Check out this video of a nice buck captured on a Scoutguard SG550. I love these little cameras. And I mean little. They practically fit in the palm of your hand. Enjoy!
I love my Scoutguard SG550 but there are a couple of times each day where it seems confused as to whether or not it should be shooting on infared mode or without infared. These times are a bit after sunrise, and right around sunset. What I have been ending up with are pictures that look like Negative exposures. Here is an example below. Anyone else seen this issue? I was going to contact Scoutguard to see if they have any recommendations.
I picked up the following image of deer and raccoons feasting together on some of the corn I has spread in the vicinity of my game camera. I have a ton of raccoons in my area. I’ve captured videos of up to 10 raccoons on screen at one time. I love watching the deer interact with other animals. Most of the time, they seem to tolerate the raccoons. But on several occasions, I have seen the deer rear up on them, or stomp at them.
I pulled the memory card from my Scoutguard SG550 this evening. I was surprised to see this nice buck pictured in the video below. This buck passed in front of my Scoutguard SG550 this morning. This makes the second buck I’ve seen in the last week that still hasn’t dropped its rack yet. I’m happy to see that this buck made it through the late bow season. He should be a pretty respectable buck when the bow season opens this fall. I would think he should be dropping his rack any day now. Looks like I’ll be doing some shed hunting this weekend. I’d love to find this set. Click the link below to download and view the video.
