They love the chicken coop, they dig up a lot of bugs in the run.
I'm in a country town 1.5 hours from Perth central.
I was outside one day & heard a noise behind me, I turned thinking it was the chooks but instead this little fella stared at me for a good 20 seconds then ducked under the fence.
3 years of non-stop filming in this reserve with 8 cameras, my first and only capture of this animal. I think it is a ring-tailed weasel.
Alright reddit! This picture was taken in the Lower peninsula of Michigan. People in the hunting Facebook groups seem to think this is someone's domestic dog, and not a big coyote. I don't think that's the case at all. It looks like a huge yote to me. What say Reddit?
Momma and her cubs are back this spring. I got them on trail cams all last year 2025. Late Oct bow hunt they walked right under my deer bow treestand while I was hunting. As like last year one of the cubs ran in about 2 minutes after the Sow and 2 cubs were already under me. Looks like third cub is always running late. This is lower north west michigan.
Scioto county/southern Ohio. Only pic I was able to snag. Looks like a bobcat to me but my buddy thinks it’s another coon. I’m new to hunting in Ohio and have heard Bobcats are pretty rare but I have seen several(not this property) just this last year while coyote calling. On the other hand I get about 10-15 coons a night. What do you think?
Do you think the trail camera has some enchanting hold on you? It’s natural and anonymous, no photographer is present. Feels like sincere and safe voyeurism, I find it soothing. Interested to know if others who capture trail cams are working at it as a format. Cheers!
Of course I am down state this weekend and they show up.
I run this cell camera in a pinch point looking for deer, a large bobcat killed last years fawn, got in a scrap with a coyote and then they ate the deer together. Probably the wildest thing I’ve ever gotten on camera