Few trail cam from MO

[Rhino]

Due to a number of reasons, we were late getting our cams out in Missouri this year.  I've always shot for the initial run to start in mid July.  This year we couldn't get back there until Aug. 7th to get them running.  1 of my cams failed and I forgot 1 at the MS deer camp so we had 8 running instead of our usual 10.  From those 8 cams we caught 10 bucks, so far that make our criteria.   Here's the top 3...so far.  No hard antler pics of these yet.

Although this 10 point is not very wide, his main beams appear to go forward slightly past the end of his nose and curl up...really long!

This next 10 point only showed up at night.  He's real nice.  Hope to get some daylight pics of him soon.

This next buck is a main frame 10 point with 2 NT points coming off each main beam.  His right beam NT point is on the outside of his beam.  His left NT point is on the inside of his left beam.  I don't think either one of the G2 kickers will make an inch so I'm calling him a 12 point. 

That's the top 3 on the hit list for the time being.

Then I came up on this guy...although I believe he will have at least 150" of bone on his head, I don't think this 10 point is mature.  To me the bottom right pic in the group makes me wonder if he's even 3.5 yet.  The way his tines curl inward makes them appear shorter than they are too.  Those were the best 4 pics I had of him and I don't have a frontal pic yet to check his inside spread..

That's it for now...hope to have some good hard horn pics soon to share.

[wtnhunt]

Some beautiful bucks there Al. 

Hope I am wrong but that last one looks sunk in like he is got something going on with his health.  

[Rhino]

I'm concerned about that too William!

[im your huckleberry]

Would have to agree the last looks sick, but the rest go git em.