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1/23/12 at 6:43pm

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looks like an owl with his wings spread to me

It is an owl with its wings spread.

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1/27/12 at 9:43am

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1/27/12 at 11:11am

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Heh, no game cam but hey it's wildlife.

It's the shape that makes the breed, and the color that makes the variety.

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It's the shape that makes the breed, and the color that makes the variety.

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1/30/12 at 4:26am

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I put a gamecam looking at the "salted" stump. I didn't know fox would use it too.

Just a old coot with some backyard chickens and a garden.

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1/30/12 at 4:34am

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Here's a daytime pic of the same "salted" stump, this time I caught a dog that was too old, fat, and lazy to roam----yeah, right:

Just a old coot with some backyard chickens and a garden.

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1/30/12 at 5:11am

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I put a gamecam looking at the "salted" stump. I didn't know fox would use it too.

I would say that you have had smaller rodents working the stump, that the game camera hasn't picked up.

My camera won't pick up field mice and song birds because of it sensitivity at a distance.

Which I am glad of.

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1/30/12 at 7:21am

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Here are pics from my cam last night.

The fox showed up first, and he is ok as long as he stays in the back pasture and away from the chicken coop! Then the coyote showed up and was scared off by something that didn't show up.

Edited by twinlights - 1/30/12 at 7:25am

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1/30/12 at 8:23am

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Here's a daytime pic of the same "salted" stump, this time I caught a dog that was too old, fat, and lazy to roam----yeah, right:

It's the shape that makes the breed, and the color that makes the variety.

-- -- Spa Days for Chickens -- --

It's the shape that makes the breed, and the color that makes the variety.

-- -- Spa Days for Chickens -- --

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1/30/12 at 1:52pm

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Originally Posted by darkmatter

Here's a daytime pic of the same "salted" stump, this time I caught a dog that was too old, fat, and lazy to roam----yeah, right:

Any chance of you sending that pic to the dog's owner & charging them a fee so you can wash the tinkle off that stump & buy some clean new salt??? ...