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Jason Amaro has said, “The two most valuable things that we have to give is our love and our knowledge, when you have found an avenue that allows you to combine the two, you have found something special”. With this in mind, Jason has found that helping others find their way in the outdoors has become his “something special”. During his college years he spent his vacations as a guide at prestigious hunting and fishing lodge in northern New Mexico. In addition, he has written for the New Mexico Wildlife Magazine, The NM Fly Fisher and the Silver City Sun News. Currently, he lives in Silver City, NM where he is owner/editor of a blog called The New Mexico Sportsman, a blog that a focuses on hunting and fishing in New Mexico and the Southwest. Other than that, he is pretty much an archery geek. Questions for Jason? - Drop him a line at - Jason@bowcast.com

Mar 23

2009

Jason - Trail Cam Pictures - Deer and Javis

Posted by Jason Amaro in target, tactical practice, Spot and Stalk, Shooting a bow, setting up a new bow, scouting, Realtree Max1, Jason Amaro New Mexico, Jason Amaro, FOC, Elite GT500, bowcast, bow tuning, bow maintenance, bow hunting, backcountry, 3D archery, 3D

Hey Guys...

If you have been reading my blog long you might remember that I found a place that doesn't get hunted very hard but that I always find scrapes in the area. So once our season finished I hung a Covert Camera in the area to see if I could pick up any deer in the area. The good news is that I found a ton of deer. The bad news is that most of them are Mulies. I also found a nice herd of Javelina's.

I am using the Covert Cameras which are the same as the ScoutGuard Cameras... I have tried them all and these little cameras are by far the best I have tried. You can order them at Coues Whitetail.

For a past blog entry on these camera's click HERE .

Here are some pictures.

How about some stink pigs?