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How it's going, note the return trips.On my driveway yesterday morning. Pretty close to the house, he set off the driveway alarm. He's been stalking the neighborhood for a few days now. The dogs have been going nuts.
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One of my cameras is in an area that has become really overgrown. On a windy day I 'll get about 50 pics. Been meaning to get out and move it. Got this rather unflattering pic yesterday.
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I agree with this, I've been camping North of the notch about 6 times this year and have seen at least one bear every time. Normally, I might see one or two a season. I had one take a dump about 10 feet behind my tent. I got a picture of one going across the slopes of Cannon a couple of weeks ago, until I looked at the picture that I took with my phone and couldn't tell if it was a bush or a bear. With my naked eye I watched it walk across the slopes for about 10 minutes though. Middle of the day, sun shining, up and down and across, the grass looked lush.Screen shot from the Ring I use as a critter cam here at the rental. I guess I had a visitor in the front yard last night.
More and more bear up north. Seeing them all over the place.
I can see the army of ticks crawling up your leg from here.
I tell my wife that I need to check her for ticks… it gets the ball rollingOh tell me about it. I've dug three out of me this year. Always find them in the morning too.
My boots and pants got the pemethrin treatment last month. I also go crazy with bug spray.
Now my methods are as soon as I get home, strip down in the garage and go take a shower to check for ticks. Haven't found any since the pemethrin and changing to this method.
I've got a Husky 345R brush cutter and a 555FX forest saw. They cover me in all kinds of shit. I wear a helmet with face shield and usually chainsaw chaps just to keep my work pants from getting coated in it.So this is my one major gripe with the Moultrie cameras. It needs a global pause button in the app that send out a signal to all the cameras. Now if I want to work on the land, the best I can do is set it to low sensitivity and a 5 minute interval and hope I change the settings before the camera's conection interval.
Needless to say I have dozens of pics of my fat ass running a brush cutter yesterday. BTW, maiden voyage of the Husky 525RX I picked up at Lowes was a resounding success. I ran it with the trimmer head and not the blade. It came with both. With the harness properly adjusted it is weightless and effortless. I was going to buy a more powerful one for like 500 dollars more but realized that every time I ran the brush cutter I would be on my land with a chainsaw nearby. It sure makes a mess and don't even think about running it without eyepro.
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The pemethrin works really well, and lasts quite awhile between treatments. I've been through deep brush and woods scouting quite a few times this year. First time out I forgot to treat my clothes and had ticks on my pants. Treated everything after and haven't had one on me. I also use a lotion that I put on before heading out.Oh tell me about it. I've dug three out of me this year. Always find them in the morning too.
My boots and pants got the pemethrin treatment last month. I also go crazy with bug spray.
Now my methods are as soon as I get home, strip down in the garage and go take a shower to check for ticks. Haven't found any since the pemethrin and changing to this method.
That’s an awesome shot !