As summer fades into fall, deer patterns begin to shift. Bucks are shedding velvet, food sources are changing, and movement is becoming more predictable as hunting season draws closer. For hunters, this is one of the most important times of year to gather intel, and placing your trail cameras strategically is the key to getting it right.

Late spring into early summer marks a critical period in wildlife management—the season of birth. During this time, fawns, turkey poults, and other young animals begin to appear across the landscape. Using Browning Trail Cameras is a highly effective way to monitor natality and gain valuable insights into wildlife populations.

Whether you're managing a large piece of property or keeping watch over a family farm, trail cameras make it easier to care for the land you love. When used throughout the year, they help you respond faster, plan smarter, and protect what matters most.