Post Your Game Cam Pics Here!!!

[sgtmom52]

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Thats a calendar photo,the colors and back ground are perfect,,Pictures like that are few and far between

The colors in the background almost look surreal. Very pretty picture.

Thanks ~ this was actually taken in the woods behind our house. We feel blessed to have this property with all of it's beauty and wildlife.​

 

[AccentOnHakes]

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Thats a calendar photo,the colors and back ground are perfect,,Pictures like that are few and far between

The colors in the background almost look surreal. Very pretty picture.

Thanks ~ this was actually taken in the woods behind our house. We feel blessed to have this property with all of it's beauty and wildlife.​

That's a great picture.

Wish I lived somewhere like that.

I couldn't help but notice your avatar--what a big beard!

 

[gd4sumthnmom]

Some of you guys need to let me come hunting on your property!! I need a nice buck!

 

[woodmort]

Cute now but tough on the rhodendrons come winter.

 

[wahoowifeandmom]

Great pictures! Some are even suitable for framing and hanging on your wall. Something (probably a fox) gets one of our birds every time we turn them loose. Thanks for the idea of using a game cam to figure it out!

 

[Dave Bean]

<never mind, I see the refeences>

 

[sgtmom52]

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Aww ~ how sweet!

 

[sgtmom52]

I'm having trouble catching this guy. He is getting my bait but not getting trapped!

I have the bait in a tuna can wired to the floor of the trap at the far end. I think he might be reaching through the cage wire.

I'm going to add some 1/4" wire cloth on the end with the bait can to keep his little paws out of there!

Now he is sniffing around the pop hole door inside the run!

 

[theFox]

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Dig a small hole, put the bait in the hole, place the trip pan of the trap directly over the bait in the hole, stake the trap down so it can't be moved, set the trap and wait.

 

[sgtmom52]

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Dig a small hole, put the bait in the hole, place the trip pan of the trap directly over the bait in the hole, stake the trap down so it can't be moved, set the trap and wait.

Thanks for the advice ~ I'll have to give that a try. This is coon #3 ~ the first 2 were easy to catch.