That’s more badgers than I’ve seen in real life. The person
knew his game trails, that’s for sure.
Such a variety of ‘visitors’.
..the perfect kind! (None stay very long!)
The tree has grown so large thanks to the overly generous cocked-leg watering.
Loved it. Of course I use trail cams all the time and I have quite a collection of special catches.
I wonder why he selected that particular tree. Not any trail worn in. IE, one deer in the snow was leaving fresh tracks on crusted snow. That shows a lot of inactivity.
But, for a full year, that wasn’t really that much activity.
I get 6-12 visitors a night at some jobs. My most recent favorite keeper was a squirrel that seemed to pose for the camera. Perfectly centered, front legs up on a loose brick, looking into the camera, lifts one front leg and freezes for a few seconds.
Often it’s educational. I saw the rivalry between two skunks play out and how they act towards each other. Fascinating. At the same job I saw one raccoon teach another how to flip the traps to get the cat food out of them – the student had been digging under the traps to get what food fell through and a lame female limped into the picture and just flipped one. I was a student too, though. I had put bottoms on those traps after watching them dig. The flipper was another twist I wasn’t ready for. Oh my! The language Raccoons have!
Fairy Tales, Furry Tails, Tree of Life. Beautiful.
I guess even animals have no expectation of privacy.
Wonderful stuff, thanks. Refreshing break from political Crazy Human Tricks.
Raccoons are just fascinating. Amazing problem solving skills. I watched a big wise old male Houdini release himself from a HavaHart trap by using a stick tool.
That tree has a more exciting life than I do.
Funniest thing I’ve ever seen captured on a Game Cam.
That’s more badgers than I’ve seen in real life. The person
knew his game trails, that’s for sure.
Such a variety of ‘visitors’.
..the perfect kind! (None stay very long!)
The tree has grown so large thanks to the overly generous cocked-leg watering.
Loved it. Of course I use trail cams all the time and I have quite a collection of special catches.
I wonder why he selected that particular tree. Not any trail worn in. IE, one deer in the snow was leaving fresh tracks on crusted snow. That shows a lot of inactivity.
But, for a full year, that wasn’t really that much activity.
I get 6-12 visitors a night at some jobs. My most recent favorite keeper was a squirrel that seemed to pose for the camera. Perfectly centered, front legs up on a loose brick, looking into the camera, lifts one front leg and freezes for a few seconds.
Often it’s educational. I saw the rivalry between two skunks play out and how they act towards each other. Fascinating. At the same job I saw one raccoon teach another how to flip the traps to get the cat food out of them – the student had been digging under the traps to get what food fell through and a lame female limped into the picture and just flipped one. I was a student too, though. I had put bottoms on those traps after watching them dig. The flipper was another twist I wasn’t ready for. Oh my! The language Raccoons have!
Fairy Tales, Furry Tails, Tree of Life. Beautiful.
I guess even animals have no expectation of privacy.
Wonderful stuff, thanks. Refreshing break from political Crazy Human Tricks.
Raccoons are just fascinating. Amazing problem solving skills. I watched a big wise old male Houdini release himself from a HavaHart trap by using a stick tool.
That tree has a more exciting life than I do.
Funniest thing I’ve ever seen captured on a Game Cam.
https://youtu.be/KJSFwnfHWkY
Yup, Brad, those black bears sure can dance!
I thought we might see bigfoot!
It’s true. If you stand in one place long enough the whole world will pass you by.