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Trail camera thread. Post ur trail camera photos.
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Sparkey
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First one in daylight he was chasing a doe I tracked this buck during archery somebody had shot it and I found the blood trail determined it was a muscle hit and good to see he is still going
HorizontalHunter
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Too bad the season is ove. He would make a nice rug and stew.
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Well, apparently no cable cutters! Laying at the base of the tree with cable still attached.
Now he knows where it is. He'll come back with cutters.
Time to move it and maybe add redundant cameras to catch him.
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Buck that has dropped his antlers
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GM-GUY
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Things have really slowed down wince the cold snap, so I've moved a couple of cameras to new locations. Here's a photo of the "twins" that have been hanging around our place since they were little (second deer on the trail in the background).
It’s like they know. Big buck in the yard this morning staring at me. Never seen him before.
I haven't seen Mom with her two fawns in over a month. I assume that she ran off to find a boyfriend and was weaning them off her "care". Here she is in a reunion of sorts
Doe playing with her two fawns
Doe playing with her two fawns
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I have two huge bucks in my area that Ive on seen on the cams from 2-4am. That is why they are huge. Last one was christmas morning at 4am, chasing some does that have come back into an area I was hunting in October. Looks like everyone of them made it thru shotgun season which is good news.
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Most don’t think about deer playing but they do, and more than we would think. There have been a few times over the years that they have left me LMAO. Nothing funnier than when they get the zoomies.
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She’s back. It’s been two seasons since I last saw her, but I pulled the cameras and just got photos of the Piebald Doe that I first saw in 2018. Hope her brother is still around. I’m sure he’d be a nice buck by now.
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Ive seen a lot of this hunting in CT. When they get the zoomies its crazy........
When they come into the food, its not to hard to see who the alpha doe is either, out of the 6 or so deer that walk in, when one smacks the shit out of the others and goes to eat first. LOL!
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Golden eagle yesterday.
Bald eagle today:
Bald eagle today:
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Where is this? Are you sure it's not a juvenile Bald Eagle?
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North central MA. It is definitely a golden eagle, it's been around for a couple years. I've taken some pictures of it with my phone when it was flying over or in a tree (couldn't get too close) but they have not come out. It's a bit larger than the bald eagle that I see regularly as well.
Are those crows or ravens (not clear enough to see a "Roman nose") next to it on the pics? It's a pretty small Golden either way.
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There were both ravens and crows around, not sure what those exact ones are, pictures, even originals, are not clear enough. Even if they are crows, full-grown crows are 16-20 inches long so that puts the eagle into perspective size wise. I pulled in while the golden was still there, it took off in front of me. I would say it is about 30 inches head to tail. I have held/help band juvenile bald eagles with MA F&G, the last three that I assisted with weighed 11, 12, and 13 pounds (all three in one nest), this golden is definitely larger than those.
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Pretty cool to see.
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Yup, for sure. There is a lot more around than even 5-10 years ago. I am sure you must see a bunch in Maine, when I rafted the Penobscot a couple years ago with friends/family we must have seen 8-10 of them in just one day.
