Best Trail Cam Pictures

[Hunter&Huntress]

First bear on camera.

 

[mdeerjunkie]

Some CO bucks

 

[mdeerjunkie]

 

[Chad Gus]

 

[Sky guy]

 

[mdeerjunkie]

 

[SlownSteady7]

Not bad for a coastal blacktail but the damn cats need to get it.

 

[johnp]

I sure hope he comes back !

 

[Chad Gus]

Solid Wisconsin 4 year old roaming our farm

 

[Art Vandeley]

I miss September

 

[Art Vandeley]

 

[Valley1320]

 

[Dunning Kruger]

Another herd o bobcats in my back yard.

 

[Chad Gus]

2 cams simultaneous taking a pic

 

[Redside]

Had some free time Sunday so I went up to grab my cam I set last July. A lot of times I set them and don't end up making it back until a year later. Here are the best ones from that camera in 2020.

First moose I've got on camera, I see sign but rarely see one.




Opening day of archery season, would have been nice to be there in a tree stand!


But not the second day of archery!!


Pretty sure this is the bull I posted earlier in the thread, post #24 from 2018 pics. Interesting bump on his front left shoulder.

 

[BoulderBulls]

Had some free time Sunday so I went up to grab my cam I set last July. A lot of times I set them and don't end up making it back until a year later. Here are the best ones from that camera in 2020.

First moose I've got on camera, I see sign but rarely see one.
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Opening day of archery season, would have been nice to be there in a tree stand!
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But not the second day of archery!!
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Pretty sure this is the bull I posted earlier in the thread, post #24 from 2018 pics. Interesting bump on his front left shoulder.
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Very cool pics! Pardon my ignorance is that a black bear or a grizzly?

 

[Redside]

That's a Grizz. I had a couple other pics where the hump is more noticeable.

 

[Dunning Kruger]

That is a fat SOB

Shes a saggy teated old broad. Was captured and collared last march, aged at 9-10 years old at the time, and had a litter of cubs just a few months later if you can believe it. Shes here all the time. Still alive as of a week or two ago, but no sign of her cubs. Dont think they made the cut.

 

[Dunning Kruger]

Shes a saggy teated old broad. Was captured and collared last march, aged at 9-10 years old at the time, and had a litter of cubs just a few months later if you can believe it. Shes here all the time. Still alive as of a week or two ago, but no sign of her cubs. Dont think they made the cut.

Here she is on a short, non breeding related social rendevous with her baby-daddy, according to the bio that collared her, while her cubs were at the den.

 

[Dunning Kruger]

And my most recent pics of granny lion