2015 season trail cam pics

[wilcam47]

Don't tell me... you call him the "triple two", right? What a good lookin deer.

Id call him chicken foot

 

[gc27]

A little buck action under our stand.

 

[gc27]

Have about 25 pictures of these same 2 going at it

 

[traveller]

Interesting goings on over the course of the past week. Some turkeys, lots of does, the neighbors GSD, a buck and a different neighbor on his 4-wheeler

 

[wilcam47]

is that your property the four wheelers are driving on?

 

[traveller]

is that your property the four wheelers are driving on?

Just past the property line. He has an access easement.

 

[scrub buck]

Some stud bucks mixed in there. Ya gotta love it.

 

[wilcam47]

latest card pull, Doe fight and the first buck fight Ive caught on game camera...not big guys but stuff is getting started around here...and for the moose fans a young bull moose...

 

[outrider58]

latest card pull, Doe fight and the first buck fight Ive caught on game camera...not big guys but stuff is getting started around here...and for the moose fans a young bull moose...

Nice pics wilcam!

 

[engineerbrian]

Please come back when i'm in my stand....

 

[justsand]

Please come back when i'm in my stand....

 

[wilcam47]

Please come back when i'm in my stand....

Good luck!

 

[gtodave]

Something's been chewing up my trailer light wires on my jon boat, and chewing up the bunks badly. I thought it was a groundhog by the size of the bite marks, but caught the bastards in action.

Had about 80 pictures of them doing it...time to bust out the air rifle! I'm tired of replacing trailer wires. I hate that job!

 

[outrider58]

Something's been chewing up my trailer light wires on my jon boat, and chewing up the bunks badly. I thought it was a groundhog by the size of the bite marks, but caught the bastards in action.

Had about 80 pictures of them doing it...time to bust out the air rifle! I'm tired of replacing trailer wires. I hate that job!

I feed 'my' squirrels peanuts by hand. I give them plenty of antlers to gnaw on. They leave my ornamental trees and shrubs alone as well as my house. There is also spray you can use and it works great. I used to spray my bonsais with it too and they never bothered them afterwards. Squirrels learn fast. Take advantage.

 

[mark71211]

I feed 'my' squirrels peanuts by hand. I give them plenty of antlers to gnaw on. They leave my ornamental trees and shrubs alone as well as my house. There is also spray you can use and it works great. I used to spray my bonsais with it too and they never bothered them afterwards. Squirrels learn fast. Take advantage.

Sounds like you want to get married to them outrider. I say that they learn even faster from a pellet to the head.

 

[outrider58]

Sounds like you want to get married to them outrider. I say that they learn even faster from a pellet to the head.

The females learn fast. Males not so much. Example: They all know where the peanuts are kept in my house. They sit on my table on my deck, staring into my sliding door, waiting for one of us to notice and reward their good behavior.
One day, I had a young block-headed male who decided to try and gnaw his way through my door as one of my trained females looked on. After scolding the young male several times I knew there was only one solution. I stepped outside, this time with bow in hand. I cut his a$$ in half as the female sat there an shook her head almost as if to say, "I warned you! Outrider don't take no chit from no squirrel"
Some times you just gotta show'm whos boss.

 

[engineerbrian]

Please come back when i'm in my stand....

Well, to quote my own post. My neighbor just had a perfect 20 yard shot on this bad boy and passed it up so I could have a chance at him.

The pressure is on (and I realized how good of a neighbor I have)

 

[outrider58]

Well, to quote my own post. My neighbor just had a perfect 20 yard shot on this bad boy and passed it up so I could have a chance at him.

The pressure is on (and I realized how good of a neighbor I have)

That's good karma, for both of you.

 

[wilcam47]

The females learn fast. Males not so much. Example: They all know where the peanuts are kept in my house. They sit on my table on my deck, staring into my sliding door, waiting for one of us to notice and reward their good behavior.
One day, I had a young block-headed male who decided to try and gnaw his way through my door as one of my trained females looked on. After scolding the young male several times I knew there was only one solution. I stepped outside, this time with bow in hand. I cut his a$$ in half as the female sat there an shook her head almost as if to say, "I warned you! Outrider don't take no chit from no squirrel"
Some times you just gotta show'm whos boss.

I like squirrels for target practice..lol

Well, to quote my own post. My neighbor just had a perfect 20 yard shot on this bad boy and passed it up so I could have a chance at him.

The pressure is on (and I realized how good of a neighbor I have)

That was/is a nice neighbor!

 

[traveller]

I guess my camera got busted.