Sorely disappointed in my wallows

[drahthaar]

My favorite little spot for a trail cam has never been so dead, which double sucks because its an arse breaker to get in there. Only 50+ pics and a 1/3 of those were wind blowing branches or bushes around. I usually get 250-300 in three weeks here. Hope this isn't signs of days to come. But I did get something I think is pretty cool. I think this really awesome colored griz came back around after two years.


Here it is in '07

Then I got this pic on today's trip in. It is walking in almost the exact same spot, looks like it put on a few pounds and a little height.

And here he/she is at another wallow in the same basin the next day.

And not much else.

Looks a little different in 3 weeks, you can see those bushes popped out of the snow, I think they were setting off the cam.

 

[Moosie]

AHHHhhhhhhh whats that, a YETTI ? in the last picture ?!?!?!

 

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Sweet pictures, definitely looks like it could be the same bear.

 

[mtmiller]

Great pics as usual. Hopefully your wallows heat up this fall.

 

[Dinkshooter]

AHHHhhhhhhh whats that, a YETTI ? in the last picture ?!?!?!

+1 a little freaky if you ask me, I wouldn't go back in there after dark with that around.

 

[ashersdad]

Very cool pics imo. Hope it heats up for ya action wise.

 

[drahthaar]

AHHHhhhhhhh whats that, a YETTI ? in the last picture ?!?!?!

Yeah, the microtex yeti.

 

[Baerman]

Don't give up on it yet. It's early and if where you are at is anything like where I hunt there is plenty of water around. As temps rise and small creeks run dry you should start to see more action. Cool pic of the griz.