Awesome trail cam pictures?

[MD97756]

 

[MD97756]

 

[BigSkyHntr]

Got this last night! Great blue heron with a pike, Montana.

 

[MD97756]

 

[Sitkaspruce]

Pulled a card from a winter sit.

Ghost Moose





We had such a mild, warm late winter that I am sure it survived

Brunch!!



Cheers

SS

 

[MD97756]

 

[nidahobrushswimmer]

Couple pics of a dandy N Idaho bull moose. Cool thing was that right after bumping this guy from his bed right in front of the camera, I shot my bull elk about 100 yds further down the ridge.

 

[WY SkunkApe]

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Got this last night! Great blue heron with a pike, Montana.

Dang, dude. That’s a great pic.

 

[BigSkyHntr]

Thanks, this spot has been slow for deer (it’s a crossing when the water is low) but great for birds! Everything from waterfowl to turkeys and pheasants..

 

[ORhunter74]

Got these night before last. They did the deed for about 5 minutes and around 100 pictures. An hour later the local lion came through. I’ve caught him/her on camera four times now in the last two months. Alas, the landowner who wants me to take bears on his property, would prefer that I don’t actively hunt the cat.

 

[MD97756]

 

[nidahobrushswimmer]

Couple more cool ones that I got from a camera I let soak for the winter. I joke that the bull in the color picture certainly wasn’t missing any meals lol

 

[Chief Whack A Buck]

Nothing crazy fancy, but here's a nice public land 7pt in a perfect pose checking a scrape.

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[MD97756]

Got a good ones in the area

 

[COelk89]

We just got a picture of a black bear at our deer lease in SW Texas. They are getting more and more common down there and people get them on camera from time to time in the area. My first black bear encounter was in Big Bend national park on a hiking trail. Recovery of black bears in Texas is one of the bright conservation stories of the last 40 years IMO. Have a read: https://www.texasmonthly.com/travel/west-texans-living-in-bear-country/

 

[AHayes111]

My favorite of all time

 

[Chief Whack A Buck]

We just got a picture of a black bear at our deer lease in SW Texas. They are getting more and more common down there and people get them on camera from time to time in the area. My first black bear encounter was in Big Bend national park on a hiking trail. Recovery of black bears in Texas is one of the bright conservation stories of the last 40 years IMO. Have a read: https://www.texasmonthly.com/travel/west-texans-living-in-bear-country/

There was a bear hit by a truck not too long ago in central/west tx if I recall. Crazy to see how they're coming back, cool stuff.

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