My 10 BEST Whitetail Deer Buck Clips | Trail Cam Videos
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2019
- My top ten whitetail deer buck trail cam captures, in one trail camera video. Trophy whitetail deer bucks, including a 14-point deer, visit my various trail cam sites during the fall rut.
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Watch as big whitetail deer bucks work scrapes and licking branches, chase does, and show their dominance, all captured live at multiple trail cam sites.
Using various trail cameras, I have captured many trophy whitetail bucks over the years. Although it wasn't easy to narrow them down to my top ten, the following videos show some awesome rutting behavior and giant antlers.
Location: Ottawa, Ontario - Canada
Trail Camera: Stealth Cam Black Ops 8
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Hey thanks so much great to see very impressive bucks and in great nick!! Lovely to see
Far better than what we have down in Stewart island New Zealand ....oh to be able to hunt something of that standard you are very lucky treasure them 🙂
Awesome. Thanks for making this compilation for us trail cam geeks.
More than welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome. That first buck was a stud!
Thanks! And yes, a true stud for sure. He didn't make an appearance this past fall. Fingers crossed for this coming season.
Incredible Bucks
Cheers, Mary - glad you enjoyed the footage.
MAN THATS A GREAT VIDEO, I ONLY SEE DEER LIKE THAT IN MY DREAMS
Haha! Glad you enjoyed the footage. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely beautiful footage. Thanks for sharing. Our kids LOVED the footage
Wonderful to hear, Doug! Cheers!
That first buck is magnificent!!
Most definitely a beauty! Unfortunately, he never made an appearance this past season, but my good buddy did find one of his sheds about a month after he was last seen on my trail cam the previous fall, some two miles away. Fingers crossed he shows his impressive rack this coming fall! Thanks for watching...
That branch has become his toy! So cute!
The last deer looking right at the camera and taking a leak, "Jeeeeez, I can't even get a little privacy way out here in the woods!!"
Haha! Yep. No privacy at all!
Beautiful creatures! Love them
Same here! Thanks for watching...
Nice placement to catch them rubbing their scent on those branches.
Cheers, Micheal - the majority were mock scrapes I made.
Nice video all those bucks are so cool.What amazing animals
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed the video...
Northern bucks are thick. Beautiful.
They sure are! Glad you enjoyed the video... and thanks for watching!
Thank You!!!! You got amazing healthy Deer!!
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words. And yes, I am pretty lucky with the caliber of deer I am able to capture on cams.
This video is proof that we should.always work to preserve natural habitat for animals to thrive and have the things they need to exist.
Well said. This is one small green space within the city limits. Always wonderful to see the creatures my trail cams capture - especially big bucks! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for responding and making great videos.
Cheers!
Those are nice for sure!
Looking forward to seeing what this fall brings! Thanks for watching!
Lord I just can't get over barbed wire. Absolutely gangster
Definite beast, that's for sure! Built like a tank... and to this day, I still don't know how he managed to free himself from that wire, but he did. Thanks for watching...
Id rather see this than kill videos... awesome footage.
Cheers, Brandon - not a hunter myself, so you won't see any kill videos on this channel. Also, the area I have my trail cams is off-limits to hunting as well.
Thanks for watching...
At the first glimpse of the first deer, I already decided I hate you.
Yes, yes I am jealous.
Great vid. Great bucks. Thumbs up.
Haha! Thanks, Anthony. Don't be too jealous - these bucks are all on public land but are off-limits to hunting. I do shed hunt here...and do really well ;) My buddy actually found the one side to that first buck about a five weeks after he was last seen on my cam. He found it approx. 2 miles away. He never showed up last year...but I have my fingers crossed he makes an appearance this month. The cams are all up and waiting. Would love to see what that rack looks like now!
Thanks for watching. Cheers!
Those are some studs especially the first one
Yep. Unfortunately he didn't show up this season at the cams. My buddy did find his one shed antler last year, on January 4, about 2 miles from my trail cam site.
The first buck is a really impressive animal, but some of the others are dandies as well.
Right. First was nice
The drop tine buck wasn’t to shabby either and the one right after it was a dandy too. Canada has some amazing whitetail deer.
We are pretty lucky up here with our bucks!
@@JustinHoffman I found your channel today. I’m enjoying the content, great job! We have two owls behind our house that hoot back and forth to one another, typically just before daylight and then again at dusk. They are amazing to listen too.
Thanks so much, Brian - appreciate the kind words. Cool about the owls! Do you know what kind?
Very nice.
Thanks, Mike - glad to hear you enjoyed the footage...
Justin Hoffman I always like watching deer, esp bucks and more so Big Bucks. I have a few deer that come nearly to my back door every nite here at the house.I did manage to harvest a 145 ish buck this year. And no, not off my back porch. We dont grow them as big in Ky as up your way. I chased a larger one for a week only to find out he got killed 2 day of season....
Those deer in Canada are just on another level even from great midwestern animals.
Definitely some big boys around! Thanks for watching, Jeff...
I'm born in Emo, Ontario and some of the best whitetail deer hunting is around the old homesteads of my grandparents as they're gone back to browse. Even Michigan hunters come up the NW Ontario to hunt trophy whitetail. I'm now near Radium Hot Springs, bC and the mule deer here you can pick up by the scruff of their necks, they're so small. No meat on them at all.
Such a difference between species, isn't it? Yep. We make them big here in Ontario. Thanks for watching :)
Some great footage of some fantastic buck!!! 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice bucks!
Cheers!
Awsome bucks you guys truly have the mist impressive whitetailed deer would live to hunt november in canada
Cheers! Thanks for watching! (And yes, we definitely have some great bucks in these parts :))
The obsession with that one tree branch...
That is called a 'licking branch.' During the fall rut, a whitetail deer will seek out a low hanging branch to create a scrape underneath. A scrape is digging up the earth with the two front hooves, and then urinating in it to leave his scent. Directly above this scrape he will 'chew' on the licking branch as well as rub his forehead on it - leaving his scent behind. Bucks will visit the same scrape and licking branch regularly to freshen it up, detect if a doe has visited, and leave his scent behind again. There's a method to his madness, lol!
Awesome thx
Cheers, Bob!
Wow good location for cameras
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed the footage...
"ahhhh lets see what I got on the ole SD cards this time....HOLY SHIT!!!"
Haha!!! It's like opening Christmas presents each time you pull a card ☺️
@@JustinHoffman truly is
Nice 👍 video 😊
Cheers, Andrew!
Great behavioural series Justin!
Cheers, Stephen...
Awesome footage! Great stuff
Cheers, Dan - glad you enjoyed the video!
First buck is a stud!
Definitely is! He never showed up this season. Was hoping he might as I really wanted to see what he rack is like now. My buddy was lucky enough to find his one shed antler last year in early January, about two miles from my trail cam site.
Very cool! Good luck shed hunting. 👍
Great trail cam vids!
Cheers, Les...
very cool
Cheers~!
Great trail cam footage. You got some healthy bucks there. I subbed ya. Great stuff...... Eric.
Cheers, Eric!
Nice job; thanks for sharing. J.
Glad to hear you enjoyed it, John - thanks for watching. Cheers!
WOW, these are great clips
Cheers, William - appreciate the kind comment.
Thank You....those videos were nice!
Thanks for watching - and glad to hear you enjoyed them!
@@JustinHoffman Watch this video of a buck shedding his antlers. This was caught on a game camera. It was posted on our local news tv station: www.wcax.com/content/news/Ever-wondered-how-deer-shed-their-antlers-Watch-566791261.html
really enjoyed this .keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do!
Awesome footage thank you for sharing 👍👍🦌
The Vermonter
Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
If you ever wondered if you should hunt midday this video shows why you should
Yep! You'd be surprised with the amount of day time movement that happens during the rut! Thanks for watching...
Justin Hoffman This past season I had big bucks walking around between 10 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon since the velvet. Usually when the road starts I go into the woods at eight in the morning and hunt the whole day and most of my box over the years during the rut have come mid day
@@stevedowney4056 I agree, Steve. Being a wildlife photographer, I spend a tonne of time in the woods during the fall photographing bucks. All hours of the day I come across bucks, especially when the rut is in full swing, working their areas, chasing does, and moving constantly. The rut definitely gets the daytime clock going for sure.
Thanks for watching!
Justin Hoffman I’m 48 years old and hunting my whole life. I had an eight pointer this year while gun hunting 8 feet away. Decent buck for where I hunt pretty heavy mass, was going to let them walk by. Until he stopped turned his head and realized he messed up. All the hair on his body stood straight up he started pawing the ground like a bull. At 8 feet away when he snort wheeze at me I thought he was coming for me and I pulled the trigger. Ended up finding him in the morning because of all the commotion I forgot to aim low ( shotgun sited in at 50 yds )and I hit him high in the lungs. Ended up losing the hunting spot over it because the caretaker at the place said it was the biggest buck he ever saw up there and he was pissed that I got it now I’m not allowed in. I had to sneak in a week ago to go get my trail cameras. If he thinks the one I shot is one of the biggest bucks up there he has no clue what’s running around mid day up there. One camera over a scrape I have 16 different bucks and four really nice ones ( a lot bigger than the one I got )on camera. I don’t know why everything is running so late this year two weeks ago I had pictures of two bucks fighting in front of the camera and most every buck that comes in right now works for scrape still into February
Man those are beasts!!!
They make them big around these parts ;)
@@JustinHoffman do you hunt in Ontario or just do photography?
I actually don't hunt. But am an outdoor writer and photographer. So work for many fishing and hunting magazines supplying images (and articles on the fishing side.) Only hunting I do is of the shed variety.
@@JustinHoffman so basically take all the pictures that make the rest of us hunters drool LOL! Did you ever meet Charles Alzheimer? he was my favorite photographer growing up kind of gave me the desire to photograph deer..
Haha...yep, that's pretty much it!! It's a tough gig but someone has to do it. The name isn't familiar. Being up in Canada, I guess I know more photographers from these parts. I'll have to google him though. Thanks for the Intel...
Love the one in snow at dusk
A favourite of mine as well! Thanks for watching...
Same buck as the first clip
Great stuff
Cheers!
Nice footage! 👍Im from South Texas.. I wish one day I could hunt Canada !
Some great hunting to be had in Canada! Thanks for watching...
Great video.
Cheers, Lewis - glad to hear you enjoyed it!
splendide animal
Thanks, Michel :)
Loved the drop tine 8 point, and the big buck with the first. Makes me want to go to Ontario to shed hunt. Only problem would be customs and I couldn't take the antlers back to the states ^^; You have some impressive and gorgeous bucks up there.
Thanks for watching, Gina. Yes, we definitely do have some great bucks, and lucky for me, these are all only a ten minute drive from my house. Was out shed hunting this morning - nothing yet. Most are still holding at my cam site. Fingers crossed for a freshie this week!
You guys grow some monsters out there wish I could have a shot at one of those
We sure do. Fingers crossed a few of the big boys show up again in the coming weeks. Will be checking the cams later today. Thanks for watching!
The only animal that I know that receives nutritional density from antlers are the squirrels that savor them after they fall off. That being said, these deer would dress-out at the same weight that deer in my area would weigh in at. It's all about what's in the freezer, the wall decorations are secondary until it's full.
Well said, Montie. This area is actually off-limits to hunting, so its just me and the critters vying for those dropped sheds. I've definitely found some dandies over the years! Thanks for watching...
Wow! Very impressed. Good job. I have had 4 camera's out for 10 years. Never a problem till this year. Lost 2 camera's and a tree stand. Sucks
Cheers, Mark. That sucks about getting gear stolen - really boggles my mind.
@@JustinHoffman I used to think that outdoors people were better than that. After losing about 8 cams over the years I realized they aren't. I'll never understand that mindset...
@3:30.. "AND I'LL TOP MY SCRAPE WITH SPRINKLES!!! HA!!"
Hahaha! 🤣
Nice work Justin! I'm near Cobden.
Thanks! Appreciate the watch!
Great Videos,I subbed from a Outdoor Alberta Gal. Cheers !
Awesome, thank you!
@@JustinHoffman Thank you ,as well. I'm just getting,my License this Spring. Going to,Hunt with My Bros. Told them,Sis getting the biggest one. 😏🤙
Nice footage! Im really hoping to get some big blacktail on my new Browning cam! Who knows...maybe even a big bull elk 😀
Good luck, Nate! Cool thing about a cam is, you just never know what you might capture!
Absolutely!
Magnífico!👍👏🇧🇷
Cheers!
So cool, send my GPS quardenets? lol
Just beautiful to watch thanks for sharing 🦋
Glad to hear you enjoyed the footage, Christine - thanks for watching :)
Beautiful deer and bucks. How do you tell how old they are especially this big and dark bucks? The antlers? What is the last buck trying to eat from the branch like in the beginning? Thank you 😊🦌
*Tactile sense of their antlers is amazing..I always wonder if they get sense of tingle or itch when deer "aroused" by contact or reaction to environment, pheromones, behaviors, etc..such complicated animals..those antlers aren't just sparring weapons..
Beautiful vids. I hunt not too far south of Ottawa. In your opinion when is the peak time for the rut in that area?
Cheers! This footage is all from the NCC greenbelt, so no hunting. In terms of the rut, I'd have to say the end of October/beginning of November. Then you've got the secondary rut a month later. Good luck this fall!
So its true the women HAVE all the POWER !
You bet! haha! (Thanks for watching!)
Tell me, is this Stealth Cam’s game Farm?
Wow! I wish we had bucks like that where I live.
We are fortunate here to have some great bucks. Thanks for watching :)
Where do you live at
@@stevedowney4056 East coast of Canada
The Acadian Forester Just be lucky you don’t live in New York State. They introduce the mountain lion here 25 years ago in the county I grew up in and still live in. There is barely any deer left and they still give 2 doe permits for every hunter that wants one. Now we have some new disease transmitted by small flies once they bite the deer the deer is dead within 36 hours. New York State could screw up a wet dream
@@stevedowney4056 Sounds like a serious wildlife management issue. It must me very hilly and lots of old growth forest to support enough habitat for the mountain lion. Mountain lions are extirpated in my province. They would thrive here.
They all want that special vine dangling there. Lol
They do. That is referred to as a 'licking Branch's and a buck will chew/lick as well as rub his forehead glands on it in order to leave his scent behind.
💯💯💯
They look so much better alive ...
This area is off-limits to hunting, so the only threat to the deer are vehicle collisions or predator attacks.
My uncle lives on the outskirts of a large city. 5 acre minimum lots, no hunting. He has big bucks there all they time but has to travel elsewhere to hunt smaller ones. 🤔
Hey Justin, some great lookin' bucks! I live in Ottawa too, (Barrhaven), I bowhunt up in Franktown. Where/what trails are you on in the greenbelt? East end or west end?
I drive Fallowfield quite often, from Woodroffe to the 416, see the odd doe, and turkeys galore, but have never seen a buck out in the corn fields.
Glad you enjoyed the footage, Wayne. I have a variety of different locations where my trail cams are set up, but all are in the west end. (I don't get anymore specific than that, due to not wanting increased pressure and people on these animals, nor the risk or having my cams tampered with.) Saying that, all NCC Trails have a tonne of bucks - you just need to get off trail, bushwhack, and you will find them. I've been hiking, photographing and trail caming NCC land for the last 11 years - the amount of bucks I have found and captured on film is mind boggling (not to mention the 60+ shed antlers I have found over the last 6 or so years.)
Happy Hiking!
@@JustinHoffman Yeah, I totally understand about not wanting to get too specific in where your cams are. I have a pretty good idea where you might be.
Thanks for getting back to me,, I've subscribed to your channel, and I actually went to your website and viewed some of your photos,, impressive shots!
I've been bowhunt private land in/near Franktown for the past two seasons, and I'm just now starting to find/see where the deer are travelling.
Next year will be the one!
Cheers for the subscription, Wayne - and thanks for checking out my website. All of the bucks on my stock page are NCC deer.
The majority of the clips in this compilation video are from the same spot. I have only seen one person in five years of setting my cams up, doing photography work, and shed hunting the area, which I am all for, as I have it completely to myself. Sadly, the 14 point brute didn't show himself this fall, but my buddy did find one of his sheds last year, a few weeks after he last showed up on my cam and some 3km's away. Was really hoping he was going to show himself this season, as I'd love to see what his rack looks like now (if he is still around.)
Good luck with the bow!
Nice bucks! Which ones did you harvest?
None harvested, as this is public protected land that is off-limits to hunting. I have cams out to study and observe, as well as help with my wildlife photography and details when antlers drop.
That buck on 12/13/2015 looked like he was wore out. You sure have some nice bucks in your area.
I nicknamed that guy 'Old Buck.' I had been fortunate to photograph him the previous two years, and he was definitely a character to spend time with. The notch missing from his right ear was an easy giveaway when he would show up each season. Sadly, the footage you watched is the last I have of him. He never returned after that. This is public land but off-limits to hunting. It is bordered by busy roads, so my guess is he was hit or simply died of old age. He was up there in years for sure. Then again, perhaps he moved off to a new area. I'll never know.
I did search hard for his shed antlers those three years. Was never lucky enough to find them.
Thanks for watching!
9:10 - That buck needs to lay off of the Doritos.
Haha! He's a chunk alright!
@@JustinHoffman How many of these bucks did you get a shot at? Some nice bucks
None. This is protected public land that is off-limits to hunting. But I definitely go hunting for their antlers ;)
The buck that ate to many doritos looks like one that I've had at my house. But I don't think he would travel from south east Maine to Canada
@@thesleepovergirls2245 Haha! That one be one trek and a half!
great video compilation just wondering what state that is from.good luck this season. would be neat.to find that shed qith the barb wire still attached.
Cheers, Joshua. Not a state, but a province. I'm in Ottawa, Ontario - Canada. As for that buck with the barbed wire, he miraculously freed himself from it (I have no idea how) about three weeks after he showed up on the trail cam.
@@JustinHoffman oh Thanks for getting back to.me i knew it was up north somewhere. them deer where part draft horse lol. post some more vids i got my cameras out and i usually get a binch of little ones during the day but.never big ones in daylight always.at night. i live in New York if they live to be that old they usually stay nocturnal.most of the time because of the hunting pressure.
Fortunately this spot is off limits to hunting, so the deer grow big and mature. Plenty of daytime movement. I shed hunt this land, so great deer for my hobby.
@@JustinHoffman Thats pretty cool man. really fun running cameras it is always like christmas when you check them.
Great video. If you don’t mind me asking, what make and model is your trail camera
Thanks! This trail cam is a Stealth Cam Black Ops 8. Sadly, they discontinued that model a number of years ago.
@@JustinHoffman oh ok. Im currently looking to buy Vantop ninja 1 trail cam. Its cheap and read good reviews on amazon.
I would recommend the Zopu SL 122M Pro. The latest videos I have posted on here are all taken with this. Best cam I have used to date and very inexpensive. Here is the Canadian Amazon link. I'm sure you can find it on the US site:
www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07882FC8N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Awesome! What part of Ottawa?
All from the NCC Greenbelt.
Very cool, makes me miss home!
need to hunt the mid nov.
Definitely prime time!
Any of those brutes make it to your wall?
I'm afraid not. This is public land but protected, so off limits to hunting. I do well shed hunting though, so have some of these racks in the collection.
What is the model of your trail cam? I like to buy a few.
Most of the footage captured here was with a Stealth Cam Black Ops 8. Unfortunately, they are now discontinued, but you can find them from time to time on Ebay new.
@@JustinHoffman thanks
Schöne Hirsche machen amerikanische Hirsche werent der brunftzeit auch Geräusche wie europäisches Rotwild oder damwild bei uns gibt es eine Menge damhirsche die werent der brunftzeit in Oktober November röbsende brüllende Geräusche von sich gegen weißwedelhirsche scheinen ehr still zu sein
Since this is in Ottawa, do you have a big property or is this in public forests? No thieves? How do you keep your trail cam hidden from thieves? I live in a city and I constantly fear my trail cam will be stolen by people when I leave it to capture wildlife.
Hey Christian - This is public land (NCC Land - Greenbelt) which is a series of hiking trails. Saying that, I bushwhack a lot, and most of my cams are in spots few people venture to. In all of my years, I've only captured a handful of people walking by.
All of my cams are locked to trees. Haven't had an issue yet (knock on wood, lol)
Just curious, what do you use to lock the cameras to trees?
I actually make my own locks. I'll be shooting a how-to video in the next week or two, so stay tuned.
@@JustinHoffman yeah, that's key. be strategic about cam placement, that's what I do. it's very rare that I ever see any people on my cams.
Have some beautiess...
I'm lucky - this spot definitely has a few beauty bucks!
@@JustinHoffman I'd say...we have some monsters here in Missouri......
whitetails...
What kind of camera are you using
These are all older videos - back then it was a Stealth Cam Black Ops (now discontinued,) I am currently running about 9 different cams. In any of my current videos, I always list the make and model in the description.
Thanks for watching!
Super film. Piękne byki choć nasze polskie mają o wiele ładniejsze poroża. Pozdrowienia z Polski.
Thanks for watching :)
Cool .... some day the Banks will have cameras this good and will be able to catch the robbers the useless cops can’t catch
Haha! Fingers crossed!
What Zoo was this in??
Haha! This is public land (greenbelt) within the city limits of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Protected land that is off-limits to hunting.
What gb sd card are you using?
I use 16GB cards in all of my cams.
6:27 this old boy looks completely wore out.
That is the last footage I ever captured of him. This is public land that is off-limits to hunting, but is bordered by busy roads. My guess is he died of old age or was hit by a car. But who knows...I did have him on the cams for three years in a row prior to that.
@@JustinHoffman
I don't think most people realize how hard it is for deer to survive. We live in a village that is off limits to hunting but there are times you will hear gun shots not to far in the distance which is unsettling.
Believe it or not the deer are smart enough to know this and stay with in the village limits. This past spring we had an old girl I have filmed for yrs. got injured over the winter (leg injury) she left her baby here and I never captured her on my camera again. Her baby is full grown now and still comes here.
When I saw him, my immediate thought was, "He looks like I feel". Poor guy!
9:34 rumor has it the guillotine had to get a heavier blade
Haha! For all of the years I have spent both photographing and using trail cams for whitetail, I have yet to see a buck with a neck the size of this brute! What a beast. And a week after those photos were taken, he somehow freed himself from the barbed wire. I have no idea how, but he did. Go figure.
Thanks for watching...
Barbed wire should have been named the " Neck"
I agree! You should see some of the photographs I have of him - biggest neck I have ever seen!
I would like to see a little montage on Mr Neck. That puts our deer to shame in SC. He looks north of 225 lbs.
I have shot my last 2 bucks bow hunting mid day
These clips definitely show that once the rut is on, they will be moving throughout the daytime for sure!
I think that deer is going downhill at 7:11 what do you guys think?
I nicknamed that guy Old Buck. That clip is the last I captured of him - he never showed up after that. I had both photographed and trail cammed him the previous two years. He was quite the character. I'm guessing old age got him, or a vehicle collision or coyotes. (This spot is off-limits to hunting.)
Justin Hoffman right on man, I love the vids. I should throw a camera up in my local state park where you can’t hunt
I definitely recommend it! Such a fun hobby. The best part is never knowing what you may have captured until you go and pull that memory card. Good luck!
It's my 14 points?
Fingers crossed he shows up again next month. The cams are ready! :)
I'm sure this is public and right?
It is, Craig. Public land but that is off-limits to hunting.
It is a great video of the majesty of the whitetail deer.
Cheers, Craig - appreciate the kind comment.
I can't figure out which looks more delicious .
more than a few to choose from ;)
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How could you look at something so beautiful and want to kill it
All of these animals are on protected land that is off limits to hunting.
@@JustinHoffman That's cool 😎 great footage Justin