I did get some nice shots of raccoons out foraging. As big as they are they most be finding plenty to eat.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Masked Bandits
I had put all of my cameras back out last Sunday in hopes of getting some pics of the bucks that had made it through the hunting season. I was very disappointed in not only the number of bucks I got but with the total number of pics I got of deer at all. My farmer buddy saw one of the bigger bucks on the power line about dark one evening last week but unfortunately he didn't go by the camera. I believe the big 8 pointer with the scar across his nose is still out there also. Hopefully better luck next week.
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they definitely look well-furred and healthy!
I have the same issue in NH Joe, very few deer on camera this year...We better start hitting the coyotes hard!
That's a lot of raccoons. As a chicken owner, I don't like them much, but you did get some nice shots.
They're definitely digging around for something:)
I love to watch racoons. They are so busy. Great shot. Not a lot of deer around here. I didn't see one big buck this season. I had to settle on a smaller one for venison.
They are looking a bit roly-poly!
Those would make some fluffy coon hats! ;)
Their coats are gorgeous! :)
Healthy coons, indeed!
Miło było pooglądać zwierzęta na wolności. Bardzo ładne zdjęcia z "polowania". Pozdrawiam
Visiting from TexWisGirl's blog. Congrats on winning her duck picture! ...your header pic of the bear got me right away -- I'm a new follower :-)
Congrats on winning TexWisGirls' duck picture award !!!!
Great shots, Joe! And congrats on winning Theresa's duck!! That drawing will look great in your country home. :)
looking quite fine!
Cool coons they look just like the ones hanging out in my barn:( anyway I hope you have a Merry Christmas and I heard you won the duck drawing from Tewisgirl congrats, it is awesome.
I look forward to more photos. Hey I don't have a bush cam but I did manage to get a nice shot of a bunch of turkeys on my ridge. Take care. B
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