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.
AH Exclusive: Bill Winke on Checking Your Trail Cameras
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