Maybe I've just got awfully bad luck, but I'll go ahead and assume (maybe to just make myself feel better) that I'm not alone when it comes to this issue. Was that buck still moving in daylight? When was the last time he was there? Is this a spot I should hunt again soon? While thinking of this, I started to think about how much I become frustrated because of trail cameras, and how I try to avoid these frustrations. Amid frustration, many questions flowed through my head. Worst of all? One of the mature bucks that had been using the area all summer went from only moving during the middle of the night to showing up in daylight multiple days during those eight days. A combination of thousands of deer pictures to go along with a lot of blanks as well contributed to this. An 8GB SD card filled up in the matter of eight days. When I walked up to the camera and turned it on, it read 'memory full.' This immediately lead to a groan as I feared the worst. With all of the attention that I've placed on Kobe, I haven't hunted many of my other properties, so I didn't know what bucks had and hadn't shifted into their fall ranges. It hadn't been checked since early September, and I figured it'd be nice to know if any good buck had been frequenting the area. Last night as I got out of the treestand, I thought it'd be a good idea to swap SD cards from my nearby trail camera.

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