SteelShooter
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yea, loved it. There is a place outside of Syracuse NY that is an 'all you can eat' turkey buffet, they've had to throw me out of there a couple of times!
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Trail camera thread. Post ur trail camera photos.
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yea, loved it. There is a place outside of Syracuse NY that is an 'all you can eat' turkey buffet, they've had to throw me out of there a couple of times!
jfiore,
Are the dates on those pics accurate or are those recent?
Are the dates on those pics accurate or are those recent?
the dates are accurate. I recently had the card out and saw this thread.
Nice survivor to target next year.
Couple bunches of does
coyote
[video]https://youtu.be/eY5UM7QWIOI[/video]
Couple bunches of does
coyote
[video]https://youtu.be/eY5UM7QWIOI[/video]
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Thanks! Was hoping recent, Been out looking for sheds 5-6 times and not a single one.
A few minutes ago lookin out my front door.
https://youtu.be/NJkft-fC69k
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SteelShooter
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I'd say muskrat
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otter possibly?
Too small and too brown to be an otter. It is probably a woodchuck
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SteelShooter
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look at the tiny little rat tail, muskrat
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Sparkey
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pulled the card with my Daughter tonight been a few weeks been to busy to get out there little awkard explaining this turkey to a 3 year old she had a bunch of questions have a bunch other cool pics will post later
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nice rack
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Had the cam up for two weeks and this was all I got. Soggy area next to a stream at the back of my property.
Mass-diver
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Check out the time stamps on these two pics. My grandson took that buck with an arrow the next weekend, it ran 300 feet down hill across a creek and dropped at the edge of neighbor's soy field. 
I took the one on the left last rifle season with an 8mm K98 Mauser. Grandson took the one on the right, same deer as above via archery. This pic, they're in velvet.
Mass-diver
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^ wow great looking deer, congrats on bagging them!
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Finalygotabeltfed
Thanks, they're well fed. Lots of corn and soy fields around plus acorns, beech nuts, hickory nuts, and we feed the herd all year, wheat, corn, alfalfa, turnips, minerals etc.
SteelShooter
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Something under my deck has been driving my dogs crazy, while I wasn't looking they have dug about half an inch into my trex deck! I set up the trail camera where I saw a little spot and got a picture of the beast this morning.
Mass-diver
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^ ? Rat
SteelShooter
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Seems too small for a rat, body is about 3-4 inches. Apparently it got too brave, i came back from lunch and couldn't get them to come in the house because they were now playing with this:
Big field mouse? Rat? I should have got a better picture of the face, it has big round ears like a field mouse
