Our Wild Turkeys Are Grown Up! (Game Cam Pics!)

bluey

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Back in the beginning of July, I posted a gamecam shot of a mother turkey and her 12 babies that were using our chicken feeder as a stopover.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=69821

Well, these pictures were just taken this past week whilst I was away:
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Also, we got another visitor:
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And lastly, I love my Moultrie IR Game Cam. This is a good reason why. Check out this last shot of our friend, Mr. Crow....
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We have a Fall season for turkies here. I love wild turkey, they are beautiful to watch and delicious to eat.
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This am my husband saw a 12 point deer when coming in from work. Hopefully, we will be able to get him this season. He would feed our family for a long time. I love watching wildlife, it's amazing.
 
Could be me and the tricks with lighting and all but I see a baby bunny head in there too...

am i seeing things?


see the chicken above and to the right of the red thing....above the chickens tail and right under the peice of lumber in front of the door.

Do you see it? Do you see it?

You see it. Don't deny it.



Funny thing is Bluey....Mr. Crow doesn't seem to face anybody.

And look at that deer go...."what are those? chickens?"


me,
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Great pics. I love the wild turkeys. We have them here at our house also. I only saw three babies this year. They don't come around so much in the summer. Now they come by alot to get some scratch which I put out under our bird feeder. I am jealous of your deer tho. Here is a video of our turkeys last year if you want to see some gobbling. they are so funny.


https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=63938
 
My Game Cam is a Moultrie Infra-red Game Cam. It takes crystal clear pictures during the day and wonderful infra-red shots at night with no flash to scare away animals.

I pretty much use it to alert me to the presence of a raccoon or possum, but it captures all kinds of assorted wildlife including the chickens. I can review pictures of the coop area every day if I wish. If anything happens near the coop area, it will be caught on film.

I am so addicted to the camera and would highly recommend this model. Buy it at Walmart and sometimes they have it for $179. It lists for $225 and above elsewhere.

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5933976

The only suggestion I would make is that if you buy this model, get some electrical putty to waterproof it. The gasket it comes with is pretty flimsy.

I have yet to change batteries (6 Ds) in 4 months and it can take over a thousand pictures with a 1GB memory card.

As far as g's comment about the bunny, I don't see it but we do have plenty of bunnies and two kittens roaming around as well.
 

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