HorizontalHunter
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Here are a couple from todays check.
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Trail camera thread. Post ur trail camera photos.
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My friend who's game cam this is stopped by yesterday before we headed back to the flatland.
He said I may get no pic's as he found his camera ripped off of the tree on the ground.
The Bear was the last picture.
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Your boy has a bigger rack than mine. Alas, I can only look but not touch in my state.
The NH moose lottery is a tough cut too.
Moose Hunting in NH | New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
2021: 6195 applications, 40 permits.
lol Ring video from this morning.
1 animal has no respect for my yard, the other has no respect for that animal;'s privacy and flips the lights on.
Ring #AlwaysHome
1 animal has no respect for my yard, the other has no respect for that animal;'s privacy and flips the lights on.
Ring #AlwaysHome
Very cool
Sparkey
NES Member
Saw this guy at 50 yards this am at 8:30 nose to ground cruising even some grunts couldn’t get him to come in. If it was gun season he would have been smoked
pupchow
NES Member
pupchow
NES Member
Fox & coyote are very sensitive to some commonly deployed IR radiation wavelengths. One method to avoid spooking them is to slowly pan the spread of the IR into their field of vision, vs. just switching it on. Raccoon don't seem to give AF. I'll have to move this camera back or disable the flash.
Hard to tell but do you have the cam pointed right at the den entrance?
pupchow
NES Member
That's a cage trap. I'm going to relocate the camera in an attempt to avoid having the IR spooking the canids.
Old fella. A survivor for sure.
