Trail camera thread. Post ur trail camera photos.

[FNHFAL]

I thought this was an interesting pic. Coyote was 13 mins behind buck. Hope he didn't catch it.

 

[admcd]

What's the deal with the one from "4 DEC" with the bare patches? Scars?

 

[FNHFAL]

What's the deal with the one from "4 DEC" with the bare patches? Scars?

I am not an expert. If you look closely at the patches there are some white spots. I think this deer is shedding it's winter coat. The patches are it's summer coat? Pic is really from late April early May.

 

[admcd]

I am not an expert. If you look closely at the patches there are some white spots. I think this deer is shedding it's winter coat. The patches are it's summer coat? Pic is really from late April early May.

I think you're right about the fawn coat. I zoomed in and there are definite white spots. Maybe it's coming in patchy due to some environmental cause? I assumed it all came in together, but maybe not.

 

[KMM696]

He seems disappointed that the trash can is gone:

[video]https://youtu.be/xxyKY2t2nwo[/video]

 

[admcd]

Last pull for me until mid-September. Getting some good action:








Was happy to see some twins on this property. Didn't think the herd was healthy enough, but I was wrong.

On that last one, I'm trying to decide if it's a 'Yote or a Fox. Any guesses? If it's a 'Yote, I'm gunning for it this season.

 

[JMEINCKE3]

Same spot

 

[Tommy Gun]

Just my luck, decided to try my cam in my storage unit. I guess I had a visitor.

 

[diatribe]

Yummy


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[tphelon10]

Picture's a couple years old but one of my favorites

 

[Kevin_NH]

 

[ACfarmer]

First trail camera I've used at the new house... Photographed a deer, some raccoons, and what looks like a female cardinal (sitting just below camera lens).

Deer

http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u491/AcfarmerNH/deer_zpsqzrc4jnr.jpg

Raccoons

http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u491/AcfarmerNH/racoons_zps5eynldbs.jpg

Female cardinal

http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u491/AcfarmerNH/WGI_0002_zpshgwcvucv.jpg

 

[Kevin_NH]

This one has me stumped.

 

[Tommy Gun]

Fisher cat?

 

[Glockster30]

North Shore. Real time is 11:42 pm (never adjusted hour ahead last spring).

 

[Glockster30]

Yote. Northwood, NH (was expecting a bear or moose).

 

[Kevin_NH]

This one has me stumped.

Fisher cat?

Size would be about right. Looks like a running shadow.

 

[SpeedOften]

Found a coyote...

 

[NHAtHeart]

Couple of nice does, one with twins, one with a single.

 

[Mr Weebles]

So, here's a stupid question. I've got 3/4 of a deer on my trail camera - Shoulders to rump. Is there a physiological difference between that part of a buck and a doe? That is to say, can you tell the difference between the two by looking at the body?

Absolutely!

If you look between the rear legs of a buck there will be a penis and testicles. Does have a vagina.

 

[alphawolf]

Absolutely!

If you look between the rear legs of a buck there will be a penis and testicles. Does have a vagina.

 

[exojam]

Let"s at to that since it is so damn funny.

 

[admcd]

Absolutely!

If you look between the rear legs of a buck there will be a penis and testicles. Does have a vagina.

I got two words for you, buddy, and they ain't "Let's dance!" ROFL.

In all seriousness though, the shot from the cam doesn't give a look at the wedding tackle. I can post it when I get back to the office.

Here it is:


Thoughts?

 

[exojam]

Wedding tackle, sorry but I have to..

 

[Tweed]

It's a doe traveling with a fawn/skipper.

 

[bdb]

This guy showed up on the card pull today. Looks like a great buck with an awesome drop tine.

 

[diatribe]

Nice buck!!!


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[larueminati]

Nice drop tine, he'll be MIA come opening day.

 

[NHAtHeart]

Got this one at cam site #2, looks to be a doe with no skipper. I think I need to check the batteries on both cameras I haven't been getting any night pictures, not sure if it's because nothing happened at night or because my batteries are low.

 

[LTCRN]

A very busy first month with the trail camera in the backyard. Below are some of the best.