Unusual trail cam pics thread

[GhostBear]

Without a doubt, those two winters where hard on everything that lives outside, the fall/winter of 2015-16 found the deer in excellent shape, the fall of 2015 had a mast and fruit crop of epic proportions, and the deer and other wildlife had way more than they could ever eat! I took two deer in January of 2016, and both had an amount of body fat the like of which I haven't seen in a good while.

 

Fall of 2016 was more normal and the two deer I took in October and December respectfully where also in very good shape.

[BowhunterNJ]

Wow can't believe that sequence.  Between the yote being right there on top of a deer and the others bedding around it regularly.

[Greybeard]

Starvation for one, while plenty for another.  Deer are more sensitive and social than I ever thought before, at least during hard times.

[Livesintrees]

Best part of all these cams is tresspassers know they've been caught in a matter of hours. On the "other" site I posted a tresspassers picture knowing who he was. It got back to him in a few hours.

[nb6624]

Wow greyghost! Wow! You need to share those pics so the antis can see what "suffering" really is!

[Stratus]

 

 

 

Sent a Stealth cam out for repair years ago.   They shipped it back with a few pics of their fine technicians lol

[Greybeard]

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Sent a Stealth cam out for repair years ago.   They shipped it back with a few pics of their fine technicians lol

LOL!  That looks about right.  I sent back a cheap stealth and got the run around for 3 months.  It was another company that was handling stealths returns.  A letter to BBB got me a new, top of the line prowler from the president of stealth.  Then it got stolen.

[rocky]

WOW! That sequence of pics are truly incredible. Thanks for sharing.

[3Blade]

Haha, their "technicians" are a bunch of nose picking teens working in a basement- I guess that's better then using cheap Chinese slave labor