Critters captured on camera

[Armed in Utah]

This is what the little guy was up to.....

P/dog's worst nightmare.....

Being taken down & killed by a critter 1/3 the size smaller than you...:shocked:

 

[EddieWalker]

That weasel has a look on his face like he wants to kick your butt !!!!


More fantastic pics. Thanks for sharing.

Eddie

 

[jimmyj]

That weasel has a look on his face like he wants to kick your butt !!!!
Eddie

Great pics ArmedinUtah! Wow, what a nice place you live in.

To Eddie's comment about the weasel, it looks like he wants to kick EVERYBODIES butt! :laughing:

 

[nickel plate]

Our property is about ten miles SW of Yosemite National Forest. I bought the game camera this last spring to record what passes through when we are there or not there. This is our first bear photo set taken two days before we returned. The camera took three photos in three seconds and then the bear flat out vanished into the "Lost" on the other side of our creek. I took a comparison photo of Chan and Buzz a few days later just to get an idea of the bear's size. Result: BIG ENOUGH!
The bobcat was at the top of our driveway-the square object is one of those welcome flag thingies which he seems to be interested in.
Sorry about the large size of the photos-in the future I'll try to figure out how to make them around 640x480.

 

[czechsonofagun]

This is what the little guy was up to.....

P/dog's worst nightmare.....

Being taken down & killed by a critter 1/3 the size smaller than you...:shocked:

Great shot, they are mean little buggers,

 

[nickel plate]

The game camera was out for just about three weeks on our property and here are a few photos.
The "mini rut" pictures were between a spike and a barely three point.
The sow and cub are in the same camera position that triggered a male about two weeks further back. The cam also got the sow and cub about a week later but they were in an evening rainstorm so I didn't post them because they were too blurry.

 

[jinman]

The "mini rut" pictures were between a spike and a barely three point.

It's interesting that your two young bucks are jousting in the dark and in daylight. They must have been at it for long time. Perhaps, they are really buddies and just play fighting instead of serious territorial disputes. I love fox pictures too. They can sure reek havoc with your domestic fowl, but they are a beautiful animal. Since the sow and cub are around, do you think there is any chance of surprising them and her becoming defensive of the cub? If they are in the photos often, it must mean that your property is their normal range.

 

[srossman]

That cub looks to be a lot lighter in color than the sow. The pics look great.

 

[Armed in Utah]

Here's a very recent shot I got with my Sony.........

LE deer unit in Utah...........

 

[nickel plate]

It's interesting that your two young bucks are jousting in the dark and in daylight. They must have been at it for long time. Perhaps, they are really buddies and just play fighting instead of serious territorial disputes. I love fox pictures too. They can sure reek havoc with your domestic fowl, but they are a beautiful animal. Since the sow and cub are around, do you think there is any chance of surprising them and her becoming defensive of the cub? If they are in the photos often, it must mean that your property is their normal range.

Jim, The deer in the daylight photos are a spike and a doe. Might be the same spike in the possible rut photos that taken were two days later, camera in the same location.
Our property is less than ten fully forested miles SW of Yosemite NP so we do see a fair amount of wildlife passing through.