AH Exclusive: Bill Winke on Checking Your Trail Cameras

American Hunter Staff

posted on November 23, 2015

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Placing—and, of course, monitoring—your trail cameras without disturbing the deer you're trying to keep an eye on is something of an art. Having trouble? Don't worry—Bill Winke's been there, and has a few tips that should ensure you maintain the upper hand over the whitetail traversing your property. Check out the video embedded above for more information.

Want more tips from Bill Winke? Hit the links below.

• Bill Winke on Early-Season Food Sources
• Bill Winke on Finding Buck Sign
• Bill Winke's Early Season Entry and Exit Strategies
• How to Find Bucks Back
• Big Buck Or Bust

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