Picture Update 2.20.2010....Pic Heavy

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Tracker15
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Picture Update 2.20.2010....Pic Heavy

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I had my cameras out last week over some corn hoping to catch a few bucks still carrying antlers. I got 400 some pictures of antlerless deer and one small buck. I fixed my W220 camera now and I don't get any more flash bleed :D I thought I would share some of the pics...You can't beat these W220 cameras IMO..WOW

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I can zoom in and see the ice on this ones whiskers
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I also had my trusty first build a P32 out over a few trails..No bucks showed here either.

Not a bad pic for a 3.2 MP
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It gets pretty cold here in MN
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Very nice pictures, hard to beat the workhorse P32. Very nice W220 pictures also :awesome
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Very nice pics Ricky. Glad to hear the W cam is all fixed up and going well for you.
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Nice pics - sure does look cold there.
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Nice definition on those, even on the P32.
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