Spies in the deer woods : how to hunt game and monitor wildlife with a scouting camera

One of the hottest new tools for hunters, the scouting camera has become a deer hunter's best friend. Scouting cameras, triggered by heat and motion, provide clues to the habits and whereabouts of deer traveling through your favorite hunting area. Wildlife watchers and families are using these cameras, too, because they enjoy knowing what passes by when no one is around. The authors give advice on how to buy the right camera, how to set it up in the optimal location, how to encourage wildlife to visit, and how to interpret the photos you get. Spies in the Deer Woods is full of ideas on how to use these cameras to scout out your next big buck or bear.

to Be A Successful Hunter, You Need To Know Where The Deer Are. A Scouting Camera Will Give You That Extra Edge-it Is Your Own Personal Spy In The Deer Woods.

scouting Cameras Are An Exciting New Tool For Hunters And Nature Watchers. The Authors Share Their Extensive Knowledge Learned From Years In The Field And Give You Scores Of Ideas For Capturing Great Photos Of Wildlife In The Deer Woods Or In Your Own Backyard. This Is A Book That Everyone From Beginner To Expert Can Use.

about The Author:
dick Scorzafava Is A Leading Authority On Whitetail Deer And Black Bear Hunting. He Is Staff Writer For Bear Hunting Magazine, And Author Of Radical Bowhunter And Radical Bear Hunter

about The Author:
walt Larsen Is A Longtime Outdoorsman And Scouting Camera Enthusiast. He Has Authored Numerous Articles On Scouting Cameras And The Popular Column, Candid Whitetails. Larsen Is President Of Scales Advertising And Spokesman For Scouting Camera Leader, Cuddeback

One of the hottest new tools, the scouting camera has become a hunter's best friend. Scouting cameras, triggered by heat and motion, give hunters an extra edge, providing clues as to the habits and whereabouts of deer traveling through favorite hunting areas. Wildlife watchers and families are using these casmeras, too, because they enjoy knowing what passes by when no one is around. The authors advise on how to buy the right camera, how to set it up in the optimal location, how to encourage wildlife to visit, and how to interpret the photos you get