Trail Cam Pics

[DPowers]

Got these when checked today.

[CG]

That is the busiest trail Ive ever seen, you're going to need a traffic signal pretty soon.

Love the pics!

[DPowers]

Had gotten these back in May.

[mingoman]

Here are a few of mine from the last two weeks or so. Not the best quality, but I took these off my card reader in the field.

[LockDoc]

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Not on my trail cam but I caught this in my live trap the other night.....

LockDoc

[Bigdav160]

Chupacabra!

[Ol Blue K20]

Originally Posted by LockDoc

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Not on my trail cam but I caught this in my live trap the other night.....

LockDoc

What the heck is it? It's sure ugly!!

[Troy Sr]

Man you basically have a zoo there!!! You should charge people to come see!!!

[LockDoc]

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20

What the heck is it? It's sure ugly!!

Looking at the feet I think it's a Raccoon Dale. It didn't have any fur on it and I think it was blind, or almost blind. It could hear me but it acted like it couldn't tell where I was for sure. It was definitely ugly....

LockDoc

[Stocker]

Weird, I never saw a nekkid raccoon before. It is ugly all right!

[Ol Blue K20]

Originally Posted by Stocker

Weird, I never saw a nekkid raccoon before. It is ugly all right!

Nekkid Racoon... live trap? It looks dead......

[LockDoc]

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20

Nekkid Racoon... live trap? It looks dead......

That's 'cause he ate a 22 long rifle slug...... No way was I going to let him out of that trap alive, blind or not. Anyways, that's the only way I could get a good picture of him.

LockDoc

[DPowers]

Originally Posted by LockDoc

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Not on my trail cam but I caught this in my live trap the other night.....

LockDoc

My guess a wild dog or coyote with mange.

[72c20customcamper]

Not a trail cam but I have few fox cubs runing around my yard. I had no idea they could climb trees. My wife has a video of them in the apple trees

And what I hope to be dinner in a few months

[FirstOwner69]

Not a trail cam, but here are some I've taken over the last several years. I saw the buck the week before the Wisconsin deer season about 3 miles from my stand. It's the biggest live deer I've ever seen in the wild. A "typical" whitetail with forked tines. The 3 fox pups were also in Wisconsin. The other 3 were where we spend time near Phoenix.

[DPowers]

Nice

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by FirstOwner69

Not a trail cam, but here are some I've taken over the last several years. I saw the buck the week before the Wisconsin deer season about 3 miles from my stand. It's the biggest live deer I've ever seen in the wild. A "typical" whitetail with forked tines. The 3 fox pups were also in Wisconsin. The other 3 were where we spend time near Phoenix.

Round here the coyote would have dropped right there. Very bold to be there not afraid of humans

[Bigdav160]

On the edge of my property a coyote jumps out and takes a deer down by the neck.

[Ol Blue K20]

Originally Posted by Bigdav160

On the edge of my property a coyote jumps out and takes a deer down by the neck.

They're not very big but they know how to hunt!!

[Jrainman]

Not a trail cam picure ,last year went to change a hydraulic hose on my backhoe took the hood off to get to the hose, started wrenching on the hose and herd the rattle I knew excatly what it was becase in the past I found timber rattler sheds under a dozer I use to have ,I backed away went and grabbed a close by shovel and chased it out and wacked it with the shovel a few time , I do have trail cams though will have to post some up

[Bigdav160]

I believe Timber's are a protected species in your area. I'd be careful admitting to killing one.

[Jrainman]

Originally Posted by Bigdav160

I believe Timber's are a protected species in your area. I'd be careful admitting to killing one.

They are protected that does not mean they can not be hunted in this state. I am a avid hunter /trapper and have State issued venomus snake tags every year witch I apply for , the snake in the picture was tagged and met the leagle limit of min 41 inches long and is male. I do this to keep the population down on my property there are certain areas of my property that are well suited for them ,I know where there dens are and how many are in each den . they have been a problem in the past for me by eating my Quail and Partrige (chucker) I raise. hence me aquiring the tags to hunt them

[cornerstone]

Originally Posted by Jrainman

They are protected that does not mean they can not be hunted in this state. I am a avid hunter /trapper and have State issued venomus snake tags every year witch I apply for , the snake in the picture was tagged and met the leagle limit of min 41 inches long and is male. I do this to keep the population down on my property there are certain areas of my property that are well suited for them ,I know where there dens are and how many are in each den . they have been a problem in the past for me by eating my Quail and Partrige (chucker) I raise. hence me aquiring the tags to hunt them

Kudos to you for being on top of it.

I have to admit, it seems crazy to me that a rattler is protected.... all I can say is any rattler that I come across on my property is dead rattler.

I believe I have a few decent shots of deer and various critters from my 2017 trail cam pics. I’ll look to see if there are any worth sharing.

[Jrainman]

Originally Posted by cornerstone

Kudos to you for being on top of it.

I have to admit, it seems crazy to me that a rattler is protected.... all I can say is any rattler that I come across on my property is dead rattler.

I believe I have a few decent shots of deer and various critters from my 2017 trail cam pics. I’ll look to see if there are any worth sharing.

Thanks for that It has taken me over 20 yrs of managing my land for healthy game , witch takes a lot of time and resorces and money. these are some young 3 yr olds that most hunters would take ,as long as I can keep the proper ratio hopfully they will be my future gentics hanging around passing on there genes.

[DPowers]

Only check it about once a month now. Got over 60 bear pics and a couple others.