u/TheWoodsOfWexford

Hunting season is right around the corner, and it can't get here soon enough. These are the first bucks I've captured on my new Voopeak TC37 trail camera, which they sent me to test out. They may not be big enough for this year, but it still gets my heart pumping.

I love this time of year when all the little ones are running around. This is the first opossum I’ve captured on my new Voopeak TC37 trail camera, which they sent me to test out. Hoping to catch more of these little cuties as the season goes on.

I capture porcupines on my cameras on a regular basis, but this is my first time recording any sort of vocalization. This was recorded on my new Voopeak TC37 trail camera, which they sent me to test out. I only wish I knew what he was saying.

This guy was walking past when an intriguing scent made him turn hard. This is the first porcupine I've captured on my new Voopeak TC37 trail camera, which they sent me to test out. Definitely not something he could pass up.

Something on the ground had this little guy's full attention. This is the first red squirrel I’ve captured on my new Voopeak TC37 trail camera, which they sent me to test out. Not sure what he found, but he seemed to regret smelling it.

It always makes me smile when they come in for a sniff. This is the first raccoon I’ve captured on my new Voopeak TC37 trail camera, which they sent me to test out. I can’t wait to capture one in the daytime!

Anyone have experience doing this? There are a few trees on my property, and I would love to plant more. I assume it is basically the same process as red pine, which I did once years ago. Located in Michigan.

I always find it funny how a fawn’s spots seem to disappear at night. This is the first fawn on my new Voopeak TC37 camera, which they sent me to test out. I can’t wait to capture one during the day.

Maybe I need to start trying to cover my scent. This was only the third capture on my new Voopeak TC37 camera, which Voopeak sent me to test out. Luckily it survived! When the bear turns around at the end, it reminds me of the movie The Great Outdoors.