New platforms like Antler AI™ from BuckScore use patented algorithms to analyze trail cam photos and estimate a buck's score with high accuracy.
High-definition cameras allow users to witness the biological marvel of antler regeneration in real-time.
After the rut, cameras are essential for "shed hunting," helping enthusiasts know exactly when a buck has dropped its antlers so they can recover them for study or collection. 2. AI and 3D Scoring Technology AntlersCAM
By early June, critical features like the "G-2" points (the second point on a typical rack) become visible on camera.
In the world of wildlife management, "scouting" has evolved from simple tracking to a sophisticated digital endeavor. Today, hunters and biologists use a combination of cellular trail cameras and AI-driven software—collectively thought of as the "AntlersCAM" ecosystem—to gain unprecedented insight into herd health and trophy potential. 1. Monitoring the Growth Cycle New platforms like Antler AI™ from BuckScore use
Modern scouting relies on hardware designed to be "invisible" to wildlife while providing 24/7 data. Antlers: What's Their Function? - Field Museum
Apps like Trophy Scan allow hunters to use their smartphones to scan antlers, using LAR (Laser) technology and photogrammetry to create a 3D model and generate a score in seconds. 3. Advanced Camera Features Today, hunters and biologists use a combination of
In early spring, antlers grow rapidly under a layer of blood-rich skin called velvet.