Pretty active log...

[B B]

Was doing some scouting the other day and decided to slip into an area I though may be a good bedding location.  As I was checking the area I noticed, in the snow, a set of cat tracks on a downed tree and the trapper in me said... PUT IT HERE... so I did.   Went back today to pull the card and was happy to see that there was some good deer activity, but I was more happy to see that what little "trapper instinct" I have was spot on.  Here's a few pics... enjoy.

 

The log/bedding area

 

This one surprised me

 

And a few deer

 

 

Edited February 23, 2016 by B B

[rgw]

pretty cool, what part of state

[Rusty]

Great pictures!!    

[LPJR]

Very cool!

[BowhunterNJ]

Nice!!! The log crossing are awesome!

 

 

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[loaded4bear]

nice.  

[Rusty]

Little M's deer walk on the log.  Just saying.   

[Buck154]

Cool pictures. I'd love to hang a snare on it for a grey fox

[B B]

pretty cool, what part of state

Salem Co. area

 

Little M's deer walk on the log.  Just saying.   

LOLOLOLOL.....  If a deer walks on that log I'll call my camera a liar!

 

Cool pictures. I'd love to hang a snare on it for a grey fox

 

I'll most likely give in to the temptation and do just that.  The area is on a rebound with grey's so if I should be lucky enough to catch one I'll probably let him go, but I can't tell the old lady cause she wants one mounted bad     

[Bill from NJ]

Neat pix, thanks for showing them.

[JHbowhunter]

I honestly had no idea Mountain laurel existed that far south in Jersey, let alone Salem county.... Pretty cool to learn something new. Thanks for sharing, nice pics. (at least it looks like mountain laurel or some type of rhodo)

[Bubblehead]

Cool pictures!

 

The picture labeled "this one surprised me"- is that a porcupine?

[timbouy]

Should have hunted that log last. Hehe

[gobblergetter]

Cool pictures!

 

The picture labeled "this one surprised me"- is that a porcupine?

Ground hog

[B B]

I honestly had no idea Mountain laurel existed that far south in Jersey, let alone Salem county.... Pretty cool to learn something new. Thanks for sharing, nice pics. (at least it looks like mountain laurel or some type of rhodo)

 

It's everywhere around here.  Tracking deer through it at night is always interesting and your guaranteed to get turned around in it 

Edited February 25, 2016 by B B