NSBound
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Thanks, Jimmy, that one is my favourite too. Do you know how hard it is to predict where a dolphin will come back up out of the water? Almost impossible! All I kept getting was their dorsal fins and splashes!
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Thanks, Jimmy, that one is my favourite too. Do you know how hard it is to predict where a dolphin will come back up out of the water? Almost impossible! All I kept getting was their dorsal fins and splashes!
nickel plate
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More activity in the upper driveway. I believe this is a gray fox but only speculation as red foxes in my area are very rare. With the game camera strapped to a tree and left alone over night I'm finding out that the animals travel the graded roads as much as they do the game trails.
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stratton
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Got this last night on the new trail cam. Hopefully i see a buck soon. Opening day is sat.
dcyrilc
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Got this last night on the new trail cam. Hopefully i see a buck soon. Opening day is sat.
Looks pretty dark for 10:52 am.
stratton
Silver Member
Ya got me. I was hoping to sneak that one by. I guess I didn't see the button for the am/pm switch.
dcyrilc
Elite Member
No harm, no foul. I found it kinda humerous. I did double check to make sure you weren't in Alaska or something though.
EddieWalker
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A few recent pics from my Game Camera. For the past couple weeks, it wont' hold it's settings. I thought it was the cable from the battery in my feeder, to the cable, but now I'm thinking the battery just isn't holding a charge any more. I forget how old it is, but think it's close to two years old. I'll replace it in the next couple of days and see if that fixed the date and time settings.
Eddie
Eddie
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dcyrilc
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Nice pix Eddie. I assume that must be some kind of feeder in the pix.
At first, I was thinking it was some kind of stand and you must be knife hunting to get them so close.:laughing:
EddieWalker
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Cyril,
The feeder is from Cabelas. What I like about it is the stairs to get up and fill it. I can put 200 pounds of corn in it and not bother with it again for two weeks. I've replaced the timer a bunch of times, the spinning tray once and now have a nice 12 volt solar cell on it from Northern Tool that is great!!!!
I watched that middle buck this morning. He was following a doe around, then ran off a spike that kept coming around. Technically, I think he's a legal buck, but too small for me to want to shoot. In a couple of years, he'll be a keeper, but for now, he's just something fun to watch.
The other buck is a 4x6. He has a unique rack, but it's very imature and I guess he's under ten inches wide. To be legal, then have to be 13 inches on the inside spread, or outside their ears.
I've been getting pics of bucks like this for a couple of years now. What happened to last years bucks? or the years before that? And the year before that, I got two pics of a couple of bucks that were well outside their ears. I figure there are a few good bucks out there somewhere, I just need to be in the right place and the right time.
Eddie
The feeder is from Cabelas. What I like about it is the stairs to get up and fill it. I can put 200 pounds of corn in it and not bother with it again for two weeks. I've replaced the timer a bunch of times, the spinning tray once and now have a nice 12 volt solar cell on it from Northern Tool that is great!!!!
I watched that middle buck this morning. He was following a doe around, then ran off a spike that kept coming around. Technically, I think he's a legal buck, but too small for me to want to shoot. In a couple of years, he'll be a keeper, but for now, he's just something fun to watch.
The other buck is a 4x6. He has a unique rack, but it's very imature and I guess he's under ten inches wide. To be legal, then have to be 13 inches on the inside spread, or outside their ears.
I've been getting pics of bucks like this for a couple of years now. What happened to last years bucks? or the years before that? And the year before that, I got two pics of a couple of bucks that were well outside their ears. I figure there are a few good bucks out there somewhere, I just need to be in the right place and the right time.
Eddie
