Sparkey
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Right in front of my stand doe’s bedded there this am looks like it hopefully one of this times they bring a buck around
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Trail camera thread. Post ur trail camera photos.
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MassPete
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Speaking of trail cams...
I use Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries in my cameras. Their availability has diminished recently (Am@zon). Covid related supply chain issue maybe? But I ordered 3x the number I might need in the near future. There are plenty available in smaller quantities but the price per cell is significantly greater.
I use Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries in my cameras. Their availability has diminished recently (Am@zon). Covid related supply chain issue maybe? But I ordered 3x the number I might need in the near future. There are plenty available in smaller quantities but the price per cell is significantly greater.
The corn will bring them right in!
Face outboard and take a knee...
Face outboard and take a knee...
LOL at those trash pandas!!!
Recently, a fox has been seen on surveillance video following our cat on our property. So... I used a bit of fox lure/bait (canned cat food), and the fox was trapped the following day. I figured he'd get the hint and leave the area after his brief detention & release. False. After I released him, he ran towards a site I have another camera setup, and a few minutes later he was captured again on camera near the trap, eyeballing me as I made my way back.
SteelShooter
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jeesh, that's a whole years of BBQ right there
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The Anchor
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Same here Anchor, this guys showing up in my yard only before shooting hours. But getting closer to daylight hours each week. Just a young buck.
That right eye tho...
I like the tire placement
From one of the Spypoint Link-Micro cams. First ones from behind house, then I moved it to where I was going use a climber. Last pic is from earlier in the day I decided to pull down the camera and retrieve the climber before the snow came.
Coyote tailing fox
Coyote tailing fox
Sparkey
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Bobcats are pretty common in my neck of the woods pretty cool to see
My 4th foothold porcupine on this set, I've taken 6 out of the woods so far this year. There were 2 more that walked by this one last night.
How'd they taste? My dogs are not fond of them. Season (hunting) is open all year in MA.
Can You Eat Porcupine: [Taste & Nutritional Facts]
You can eat porcupine. Quills will certainly remain a formidable deterrent when trying to access the meat of the porcupine even after the animal is dead, but that still doesn’t mean that it can’t be access, cooked, and eaten.
www.woodsmanreport.com
How'd they taste? My dogs are not fond of them. Season (hunting) is open all year in MA.
Can You Eat Porcupine: [Taste & Nutritional Facts]
You can eat porcupine. Quills will certainly remain a formidable deterrent when trying to access the meat of the porcupine even after the animal is dead, but that still doesn’t mean that it can’t be access, cooked, and eaten.www.woodsmanreport.com
Not bad, we've eaten 3 and left the others for the predator bait pile. My kids love them, we made stew and a couple pan fried, they are chewy if you pan fry but the flavor is pretty decent.
That picture is from a blind-set foothold trap on their trail, they are decimating my trees on the woodlot.
Sparkey
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Thanks, this is great.
I closed on my 25 acre plot in November. I had literally no time to hunt this season but got to clear some paths and setup cameras. I know I need to up my game with the camera quality. They work ok though. That buck is on my radar for next season.
This coyote below is hungry for turkey
This coyote below is hungry for turkey
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SteelShooter
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they cut out all the squatch photos though.
It was pretty cool, thanks for bumping it back.
