-
If you enjoy the forum please consider supporting it by signing up for a NES Membership The benefits pay for the membership many times over.
-
Be sure to enter the NES/Pioneer Valley Arms February Giveaway ***Smith & Wesson SD9VE 9MM***
Trail camera thread. Post ur trail camera photos.
- Thread starter DURAMAX_1
- Start date
My trailcam has been very quiet, but this one in Westhampton had a lot of action in 2017.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGpc4T-Ox_I&list=PLQwU3y8c6bw4qAACI67_8ZX7dYKgu7s9p
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGpc4T-Ox_I&list=PLQwU3y8c6bw4qAACI67_8ZX7dYKgu7s9p
bigred460, What an outstanding location! Other than a Sasquatch or Mountain Lion, I don't see anything in the NE you missed.
SteelShooter
NES Member
Wow! I think I even saw a Hippopotamus and a Giraffe! Great Spot! What was that on #23 that grabbed the camera?
Fish? Don't know why I hadn't thought of that.
Yeah he was up in NH, Ice fishing for the day. Came back late and threw that one to the dogs.. apparently it works.
ccm75
NES Member
What state are you in?
pupchow
NES Member
If there're any raccoons in the area, that'll draw them in for sure. Fox hit it, too. The scent seems to draw the coyotes in, but they don't seem to be as fond of fish as those other critters are.
ccm75
NES Member
That's an awesome compilation. My kids were very impressed.
I wish we'd get more bobcat activity around here.
BTSDOG
NES Member
Even the Wolves need a little privacy......![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
♫♪♫ Bow-chik-a-wow-wow ♪♫♪
My cameras have been very quiet this winter. Finally something besides coyotes!
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2014
- Messages
- 11,279
- Likes
- 11,042
So i have a couple game cameras with sim cards capabilities..
So ill be setting up wireless bridges and extended wifi to connect quality cameras....I'm debating wich is more cost effective.
For more equipment cost i get better cameras with no monthly fee but am limited by equipment costs vs vandalism.
Its a complicated advanced setup but worth it IMO..
The biggest restriction is battery cost and power.
What your guy's opinion.
So ill be setting up wireless bridges and extended wifi to connect quality cameras....I'm debating wich is more cost effective.
For more equipment cost i get better cameras with no monthly fee but am limited by equipment costs vs vandalism.
Its a complicated advanced setup but worth it IMO..
The biggest restriction is battery cost and power.
What your guy's opinion.
LTCRN
NES Member
GM-GUY
NES Member
Wish me luck - I have set a camera up to try and catch the mountain lion the neighbors saw a month ago. I have noticed less deer and no coyotes this year and lots of stuff coyotes normally eat (squirrels, rabbits and such).
I baited with a 5lb caribou roast and some forgotten 2008 steak from the bottom of the freezer. I hung the roast 4-5ft off the ground with paracord.
I did see a bobcat on Friday on Rte 12 just south of the center of town.
I baited with a 5lb caribou roast and some forgotten 2008 steak from the bottom of the freezer. I hung the roast 4-5ft off the ground with paracord.
I did see a bobcat on Friday on Rte 12 just south of the center of town.
Something killed three of my chickens a few days ago.
My son and I set up the trail cam and got this:
Repaired the holes in the fence and then I put out a few hand made snares and baited a Have-A-Heart trap with marshmallows and watermelon.
This morning my boy went out and checked the trap:
My son and I set up the trail cam and got this:
Repaired the holes in the fence and then I put out a few hand made snares and baited a Have-A-Heart trap with marshmallows and watermelon.
This morning my boy went out and checked the trap:
Last step in that "catch a chicken eating raccoon" routine is to now drop that trap in to the river for 5 minutes and then empty the contents.
My son has a buddy who has coon dogs.
He wants it for training them.
Even better!
smokingbarrel
NES Member
jcetto0351
NES Member
Just got this pic out of one of my cameras. I've only seen three bobcats here over 5 years, this makes number 4 and might be one the previous ones.
I'd estimate the weight at 30lbs.
LTCRN
NES Member
smokingbarrel
NES Member
All these cameras in the world these days and still no Bigfoot? You mean those blurry pics from back in the day were fake?
