Set my I40 up over last weeks turkey carcass (sp). Sat there for 6 days. I checked it Fri morning after my father tagged his turkey. Here's a few of the pics.
Enjoy. Thanks bootmud
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WOW!!! :congrats: :congrats: :highclap: :yoyo:
Cool pictures bootmud.Thanks
Cool pics bootmud. Is that the new moultrie cam ?
Quote from: wv_yoter on May 04, 2008, 06:07:42 PM
Cool pics bootmud. Is that the new moultrie cam ?
Thanks guys. wv, yes it's the Moultrie I40. :eyebrow:
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Cool Pics!! Thanks for sharing
There has to be more to this story....I mean these pics arent easy to get I know I have done it. How on earth did you get so many? and Where was the turkey from? I am just curious cause I used to do a lot of this trail cam thing. And I hope to do more if I can learn more about it. It would be of great help.
Wonderfull pics! I would just like to know your story... :eyebrownod:
third pic down if ya cropped it about mid belly I bet a bunch on hunting pa would swear it to be a mountian lion. had a guy talkin my ear off tonight at letterkenny resivior while I was fishin about a mountian lion his buddy killed that had a pa game commision tag in its ear. hope it wasn't a bobcat. great pics. hope ya get a tag this year.
Great stuff. Real cool photos. :yoyo:
That's pretty cool. There seems to be some real hams parading around. Well not literally.... but :doh2: you know what I mean.
Quote from: alscalls on May 04, 2008, 08:02:04 PM
There has to be more to this story....I mean these pics arent easy to get I know I have done it. How on earth did you get so many? and Where was the turkey from? I am just curious cause I used to do a lot of this trail cam thing. And I hope to do more if I can learn more about it. It would be of great help.
Wonderfull pics! I would just like to know your story... :eyebrownod:
alscalls,
Not much to tell really. I shot a jake last Sat., the opening day of Pa. turkey season. After I removed the breast meat I took the turkey and the camera to a spot near a stream. Now mind you this area is very rugged, steep hills, and lots and lots of mountain. There is a very healthy cat population in this area.
I used a wire coat hanger to secure the turkey to the tree otherwise it would just get drug off very quickly. Hanging above the turkey is a scent dripper with coyote urine. I was hoping to bring in a coyote. The camera was set at 60 second intervals but takes 3 pics each time the camera is triggered. Meaning when triggered the camera takes a pic. waits 10 seconds and takes another pic. waits 10 seconds and takes another pic. 60 seconds later if the cat is still there it starts all over.
I believe the trick is to secure the bait so it can't be removed. otherwise I wouldn't have so many pics.
My father killed a turkey on Fri while we were at camp so we moved the camera to a new location and did the same set up. I'm heading back to camp next weekend so I'll see what has visited the camera then.
No secrets, just happens to be a good area with a secure food source. :wink:
bootmud
Awesome pics bootmud!!Ive got a couple of pics of coyotes on my game cam before but never a cat.
I love it thanks.
I have the same trouble with those yotes..........have you ever tried hanging your bait? I haven't tried yet but a trapper friend says I should hang it a couple feet off the ground and see what has happens. :wink:
Cool.....thanks for sharing Boot. :yoyo:
alscalls,
This is what happens if you hang the bait. :eyebrownod: I got this pic a few years ago.
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:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: Thats WILD! :hahaha:
Awesome pics. I wish I could afford a trail camera!!
The time on one of those pictures was 1:44 PM that goes to show you that cats do feed in the middle of the day. Seeing that will make me stay on stand a little longer during the mid day hours.
Boy, fer a minute there I thought I might get tired of looking at bobcats w/ 108 pix. :laf:
That is sure cool BM! :yoyo: Thanks for sharing them! :biggrin:
Great cat pics.