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Gary's Trailcam Pics

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#1 · (Edited by Moderator)
Got out and checked a coupe mineral lick trailcams this weekend. Happy to see twins at 2 out of 3 spots:

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Lots of visits from different critters - squirrels, bear, etc. Think this guy was just showing off.

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Kind of a cool sequence here. She knew something was around, just couldnt figure out what. Damn flying squirrels.

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#3 · (Edited by Moderator)
Still have the twins at this fawning ground plus a lone doe moved in - likely the daughter from last year. Moved the camera out to monitor another spot.

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Twins getting ahead of Momma.

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This spot has a doe with a single fawn. This doe hated this cam - only came at night and wouldn't come in close at all.

Smaller single doe at this place too. Re located this cam as well.

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One other usual fawning ground came up with only a young single doe - no fawns and no mature doe.
 
#8 ·
Getting pics of the doe & fawns travelling with single does the past couple weeks. Starting to tolerate each other.

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They are travelling further from the core fawning grounds too - got a pic of this family 1.2 km (according to the GPS) from another cam, where they'd been visiting regular since they were little guys.

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#9 ·
Everything wants a piece of that Trophy Rock.

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This is a hawk - broad wing I think...

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Some are just plain greedy and want it all. This guy is definitely addicted - got a lot of pics of him like this.

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Breakin into the trophy rock stash:

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#14 ·
Great Pics Gary. Keep them coming. There has been a Doe and two Fawns hanging around my field all summer. They made an appearance last night in front of the house, first time I have seen them in over a week. Their spots are gone. They had the same shade of brown as their Mother. Signs of the changing seasons are on us.
 
#23 ·
One of the places I hunt has deer with dark antlers. Not all of them but some I've seen a few over the years have them. Haven't been fortunate enough to bag one yet. The menu on this cam disappeared so date/time are wrong. Pic is from 1st week of October this year.

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