Trail camera pics

[Round1]

The deer here like to pose as well.

 

[swd]

About 100 yards from my back gate

 

[dryhumor]

Caught a girl fight on one camera I hadn’t checked in a bit.


Been seeing this buck for a few weeks now. Not an impressive rack, but pretty good size.

 

[True Grit]

Santa's crew fueling up.

 

[mmcu]

This is a first. They've figured out how to drink out of our concrete livestock tanks.

 

[mmcu]

Time to get the trap in the background up and running.

You can't kill them fast enough to put a dent in the population.

 

[Tom Kat]

Foodplot bucks

 

[mmcu]

We have a pretty good understanding of the bucks walking around our place.

This one just showed up recently.

 

[muvef]

This fellow never showed up during daylight hours. You can't see her, but a doe is just to the left of the propane tank. He's looking at the camera because I turned the microphone on and started talking to him.

Oh, and this is the night before opening day of gun season in Kentucky.

 

[Preacher]

Not sure why I didn't see this one earlier, but better late than never....Starting to see Black bears quite often around here..

 

[dryhumor]

Check out the little bird sitting on his rump…. Musta had cold feet.

 

[riverside jeep]

Time to get the trap in the background up and running.

You can't kill them fast enough to put a dent in the population.

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Do the folks around there eat the pigs ? I get mixed reviews around our area, we don't have many wild pigs except on a few private ranch's and a lot of the landowners just shoot and leave them saying they are like eating a skunk or coyote as they're scavengers, others eat them and say just a little more lean than regular pigs. Just interested in other areas what happens.

 

[mmcu]

Do the folks around there eat the pigs ? I get mixed reviews around our area, we don't have many wild pigs except on a few private ranch's and a lot of the landowners just shoot and leave them saying they are like eating a skunk or coyote as they're scavengers, others eat them and say just a little more lean than regular pigs. Just interested in other areas what happens.

Generally speaking the females are good eating, as well as the smaller males (less than 75 - 100 lbs). Yes, they are much leaner than a domestic hog, which I prefer.

If they pass the sniff test and smell like a barnyard hog, you're good-to-go. If they don't; off to the boneyard to feed the buzzards.

We split and smoke the smaller hogs, grind most into sausage, make hams occasionally and give a bunch to local families in need.

 

[Gary in MD]

Maybe a couple will make it to next year

 

[284winner]

Hunted a buck all season and never saw him in person. Only cam pics at night. Lots of video also.