Trail Camera Pictures

[Wandering_About]

OK, rifle deer season starts Saturday, and I almost never put my camera out early, so it's time for a picture dump from the last month or so. Dates and times on the camera are reasonably accurate.

So, first of all, I'll show off the monster buck on our ground.

I'll let him walk, but who knows if he'll survive the other folks hunting around here.

Here's the other master of the area. (Now that I look at it again, it might be the same buck)

Now for some of the other wildlife that passes the camera.

There are tons of coons this year. Sadly, no good pictures with more than one in frame.

Skunked!

Big party

One of that likes to bother the neighbors

 

[schmittie]

Thanks for sharing. Trail cams are always exciting, you just never know what you'll capture. That buck is a fine example of good genetics. Enjoy the weekend!

 

[DxAxN]

Your trail cam takes pretty good pics... I like the fact that it tells you the temp, thats pretty cool.

 

[coaldigger]

Got this guy on my camera...about 25~30yds out from my Treestand

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[DortchRules]

Wow, nice shots! I am a big fan of nature and form childhood I was interested in wild animals and it was very interesting for me to watch them, however, I didn't like zos and animals kept in cages, they are not at their habitat and that was driving me mad, so I still love watching wild animals and I also bought very good trail camera which is one of the best trail cameras and installed it in the nearest forest. I have seen so many interesting animals there, and I didn't know that we have deers so close to the city) but there are a lot of deers and many other beautiful animals.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I don't have many deer near me but this is a good size male eastern grey on the left.

 

[Horsewright]

Dates and times way off. A big Black Bear at our place, Feb 25th 2021: