Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Tue Dec 07, 2021 8:03 pm
Some beautiful big cats! And the Bobcat is beautiful as well.
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Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2021 8:42 am
Here's last night... throwing out the old pumpkins brings them out
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2021 9:42 am
What, no bigfoot?justsaymo wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 6:09 pm
A rare daytime shot
This what I found about 30 hours after those pictures were taken.
3 days later
Cats have killed about 6 Deer (and two Cows) on my property in the last 12 years. Bears get fawns every spring.
Bobcats are hard on the Turkeys and Ground Squirrels.
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2021 10:01 am
Here's some of my old pics
That's me circled in red walking up the field
Had a visitor while cutting some wood
A large male
Momma and her cubs
Doe and fawns
Fox
Coyotes
That's me circled in red walking up the field
Had a visitor while cutting some wood
A large male
Momma and her cubs
Doe and fawns
Fox
Coyotes
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2021 11:51 am
Squatch and Elk are the only things I haven't managed to get a picture of yet. Both have been seen on the property ;^)
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2021 2:16 pm
Porky
Foxy
Foxy
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2021 9:35 am
Just ordered another couple Covert cameras from KyGunCo. They had their 12 days of Christmas sale going on and I found a good deal on one of Coverts better cams. $120 (often on sale for around $100) for $65.
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 3:49 pm
Just back from the new house and pulled some pics off my cams
This was last week, we had gotten 6" of snow and it was bitter cold. It was 61 degrees today. This is the buck I got a glimpse of on opening day. Good to know he made it through the season and will be back next year.
And his little brother a couple days ago,
Thus is either an Ewok or a small bear. Which ever it is this is the first one I've seen this year. That post next to it is only about 2.5' tall.
Here's an interesting shot. This is from last year but I just found it on my SD cards. Apparently the turkeys are upset at the appearance of the coyote.
This was last week, we had gotten 6" of snow and it was bitter cold. It was 61 degrees today. This is the buck I got a glimpse of on opening day. Good to know he made it through the season and will be back next year.
And his little brother a couple days ago,
Thus is either an Ewok or a small bear. Which ever it is this is the first one I've seen this year. That post next to it is only about 2.5' tall.
Here's an interesting shot. This is from last year but I just found it on my SD cards. Apparently the turkeys are upset at the appearance of the coyote.
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 4:44 pm
A couple more shots.
This deer has an interesting rack. Seen at 0600 on Nov 2 on one side of the beaver pond and then again on Nov 4 at 1042 on the other side.
I believe I was just up the road, maybe 25 yards away at the time but he never came around the ridge.
This deer has an interesting rack. Seen at 0600 on Nov 2 on one side of the beaver pond and then again on Nov 4 at 1042 on the other side.
I believe I was just up the road, maybe 25 yards away at the time but he never came around the ridge.
Re: Trail Cameras
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 9:43 pm
I'm seriously thinking about getting one for the backyard. There are a lot of deer in the area as well as the gators. Since my backyard literally backs up to a pond in the back and retention low land to the side of the pond and conservation land beyond the pond I'm figuring there will be some activity at night.