The camera at the Mt. Pond set finally died this week. It had been messing up the past month or so. I brought it home but couldn't breathe life back into it again. Sadly this is the very first trail camera I brought. It's been out in the weather for the past six years taking great pics. I think six years is pretty good for a trial camera that's been active 365/24/7.
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Hi !
Great to see, we only have them in farms and not wild.
WHat are the roes doing, is there a fawn laying or what??
sorry you lost a good soldier! i always like seeing the mix you get on your cameras. :)
I think that's a great run for any trail cam Joe. We just bought a Moultrie to add to our other two that don't take night video. The Moultrie does. Haven't set it up yet.
I love seeing the fawn. We are seeing/hearing those turkeys around here!
Neat! How nice to see the turkeys and deer together!
Glad you got some turkeys, Joe! Great pics with the deer coming in too!
Bill
It is so cool to see different species interact. Love the turkeys!!!
Around here, hunting season for turkeys and other birds starts when the young are still with their mothers (like your turkeys in the photo). That confuses me a bit... it would seem better to wait so the young would have a better chance of surviving if they lost their mom.
Like you, I recently had my very first trail cam die on me. It makes me sad too...
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