Game Cam pictures

[archerynut]

Rare, yes.

Piebald deer are rare, however not as rare as an albino. It is a true trophy buck or doe. I actually have a patient that has a full body mount of a piebald that he got a couple of years ago. It's mounted bedded down and it has its own spot on the couch. Its name is Snowball. I have a deer that has one white foot in my backyard, but no other signs of being a piebald. Haven't got any pictures of her yet though.

 

[archerynut]

Thought some of you liked pics with deer with tongues sticking out, here's another.

 

[rox]

8NTX,

What is that animal, forgive my ignorence.

LOVE this thread.

 

[rdln]

I just found out a little trick, it works my regular kodak digital, instead of swapping memory cards, put the memory card from the scout camera into the regular camera and store pics to internal memory. you save $20-30 anyway.

 

[8NTX]

8NTX,

What is that animal, forgive my ignorence.

LOVE this thread.

Gray fox.

 

[goaliedad]

Eddie- some neat pic's. I've thought about a game camera, but haven't pulled the trigger yet- or should that be shutter!

by the way- I think you should refer to your feeders as "hog feeders" not deer feeders...

 

[8NTX]

This guy was trying to figure out the game cam, I think:

 

[EddieWalker]

This thread has realy taken off with some great stuff!!!

My camera is only catching racoons lately. I have one hog picture in the last week and it's that same one. What's funny is that there are all sorts of deer tracks all along the top of the dam.

We're probably gonna move the camera.

Eddie

 

[8NTX]

Eddie, like you, I think I have more pics of racoons than anything else besides deer. But this guy is kinda interesting:

 

[TBDonnelly]

Another episode of "Unique Critters along our Roadways".

Moose from Michigan's Upper Pennisula. They would be difficult to see in the snow.....

Don