Critters captured on camera

[Bison]

One morning these 3 wolves where right out side our bedroom widow when i woke up.
Offcourse they where gone in the field when i finally had located the camera.

 

[nickel plate]

Watch the upper right corner and flying off to the upper left-a bat? above the buck.

 

[JayC]

I found this creepy thing on Amazon while looking for a game camera.

 

[iplumb]

Love all these photos guys thanks. Never used a trail cam. How do you set them so every time you Cruz by on a tractor or quad it doesn't take your photo? Or do you let it? Am I missing something

 

[Bison]

i think it's just a yellow lab

 

[dcyrilc]

i think it's just a yellow lab

Whatever it is, I don't think I want to run into it out in one of my pastures at night.

 

[jimmyj]

Love all these photos guys thanks. Never used a trail cam. How do you set them so every time you Cruz by on a tractor or quad it doesn't take your photo? Or do you let it? Am I missing something

It takes a picture every time something goes by. I go to the forest, take the card out of mine and bring it home to view the pics on my computer. There are usually nine million pictures of squirrels to every one interesting picture.

 

[nickel plate]

Love all these photos guys thanks. Never used a trail cam. How do you set them so every time you Cruz by on a tractor or quad it doesn't take your photo? Or do you let it? Am I missing something

Coming from a guy who spent most of his life shooting drugstore film, the amazing thing about these game cameras is that they store literally thousands of color and B&W photos on a 4GB card-plenty of room for everything passing by. The camera trigger is set for a motion or heat sensing change with a burst of three shots in three seconds and reset in five seconds and is usually out in the woods for over a month at a time. The slope that I set the camera is about 75-80 yards from our future home.
These photos below were taken on the same day but with a weather change.

 

[JayC]

I took these earlier this evening. The doe has been coming out to try and feed in the field across the road most of the winter. I grabbed the camera, and got a few shots through the door's window. This doe has some sort of leg injury. Looks like it's broke. She walks with a severe limp. She's hangin in there, though.

 

[RobertBrown]

I took these earlier this evening. The doe has been coming out to try and feed in the field across the road most of the winter. I grabbed the camera, and got a few shots through the door's window. This doe has some sort of leg injury. Looks like it's broke. She walks with a severe limp. She's hangin in there, though.

Makes me hungry....