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Hello HairyDogsTail! Sounds like your father had many experiences in nature and definitely sounds like quite the outdoorsman. I would have loved to see Tomahawk in the 1930's 40's and 50's. Thank you for watching and taking the time to share. ❤️

Thanks for watching! ☺️

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to leave such a nice comment. ❤️

Hi Ken! It's nice to see a decent buck sticking around in the area with how much I'm out in the woods. The bobcats have been quite active recently, must be some good food around for them. Thank you for watching and looking forward to your thoughts on the next one!

Thank you watching and taking the time to comment WTUK!

You're welcome Tami. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! ❤️

Thank you NMO! ❤️

Thank you Woodman, I appreciate your support! ❤️

Thank you Susan! Glad you enjoyed the fawns 😊

Thank you WTUK, I really appreciate your support! ❤️

Thank you for your continued support Mary! I always look forward to hearing from you. ❤️

I haven't been seen the owl. Ever since the unlimited tadpole buffet has disappeared so has the owl.

@@715trailcams Lol, that figures! He might come next winter.

Yes luckily the camera survived this time. Lol right!

I don't have an answer for you on that one. Hopefully someone else that knows more about bears will chime in.

Yeah I never like to see animals suffering. I know of one neighbor who actively hunts coyotes but I don't know of any neighbors setting traps. That doesn't mean it's not happening though as I don't get a chance to talk with many of the neighbors around me.

Yeah there are plenty of squirrels and rabbits for the bobcat along with rodents too. I hope the bobcat continues to stick around as I enjoy watching them.

Thank you so much Parsnip! Tomahawk is beautiful and I'm so thankful to be able to reside here. I really appreciate you checking out the video and taking the time to comment. 😊

So happy to hear this, welcome to the family! 😊

Thank you so very much for the kind words! ❤️

Thank you so very much! It definitely takes a lot of time and it's a labor of love to put these videos together but its comments like this that keep me going! I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to share your thoughts! ❤️

Thank you NMO, really appreciate your support!

Thank you! ❤️ I'm by no means an expert, lots of trial and error to find good placements. One thing I learned if you are trying to cature animals other than deer and larger mamals is to get your cameras lower to the ground. Sometimes just a foot or two from the ground. Especially in the early sping before the foliage gets too thick. In summer camera placement tends to creep higher as the woods grows in. In the fall it will go back down when the woods starts to thin. Then winter as the snow starts to pile up camera placement will need to be moved higher again. As for where to put the cameras, it's a lot of scouting and guesing where the animals will be. I've found spots I thought would be great but ended up having low activity. When this happens you just need to move the camera and try different spots until you find something productive. There are areas where I will put a camera for certain seasons as well then take down for others because of the animal patterns changing with the time of year. Again, I'm really no expert. It's a lot of trial and error to see what works. I'm glad you like the placements though! 😊

Are you in or near the Tomahawk area? I wonder why there would be such a difference in movement?

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Hello Ken! I hope the coyote has a quick recovery. I would hate to see it dwidle away due to not being able to acquire enough food. Even a healthy coyote would have a tough time catching those fawns now, they are quite quick. Yeah, a new sow that I dont remember seeing before, I'm curious if she will stick around in the area or if she was just passing through. As always, thanks for watching and great hearing from you! ❤️

If you have an area where the white deer frequent I'd be willing to put some cameras up in the area and do a special episode for that area.

Hey Woodsman! Yeah I feel bad for the coyote too. I never like to see hurt wildlife. Those young cubs are fun to watch 😊

@@715trailcams I had a female coyote with a bad hind leg tucked up under her belly. Arrived with her mate across the ice. The mate stayed with her and they were together 5 years here and raised two litters. She did well on three legs. When she passed the male stayed a few months before moving on

@Woodsman991 I love this story, very neat!

Yep it's coming quick!

Hello Arectech! Yeah, that sow definitely has her hands full with those three little energetic cubs. Thanks for stopping by, great to hear from you!

Thank you Mary! ❤️

Those little ones have a lot of energy!

Yeah, I'm thinking either a mouse or a flying squirrel.

@@715trailcams The first time it looked kind of dark. The second time I didn't see mych so it was smaller. He's fascinating to watch, though! He sits and wraps his tail around himself, just like one of my house cats. I love it! 😻 But I don't want to pet him! He's not house cat sized.

I find the bobcats fascinating to watch as well.

look like a deer mouse.

Ahh thank you, I will get that updated! When I'm labeling the chapters sometimes I only watch the first part of the clip then go to the next. 😅

@@715trailcams It's ok! I just didn't know if you saw two when they first crossed over.

Or says... "that looks like fun, let me get in on the action" 😆

Great to hear from you Mary! Sorry today was stressfull, those little ones can be handful. Hope your evening continues to get better. Take care! ❤️

Hello Ken! I'm sure the creek water feels good for the fawn to splash around in when the weather is warm. Yeah the left side of the doe is looking good, much better to look at now compared to when it was fresh and raw.. That 8 point is nice one. I harvested a simliar 8 point three years ago on the property. That was the first and only deer harvested here as I do most of my hunting elsewhere. The bobcat was very active this episode and looked to have some good luck harvesting some prey. Great to hear from you Ken!

Hello BootsRequired! Glad to hear you enjoyed the fawn the water and the bobcat with it's catch. I really appreciate you watching! 😊

Hello WTUK! Glad you enjoyed the little poults and fawns. 😊 I really appreciate your support!

Thank you NMO, really appreciate your support!

Hello TCiNE! Yeah I'm not sure what exactly is going on with the two doe's and single fawn but I think you might be onto something. Glad you enjoyed the all the B's... bucks, bobcat and bear footage 😊 Thank you for watching and your support! ❤️

@@715trailcams Didn't a coyote get a fawn early on?

Hello CJ! Glad you were able to make it up a couple of times recently. It's been raining a couple times a week and more wet than normal by me. Lots of sand up here so even with lots of rain it drains pretty quickly. Sorry to hear you lost power during your time up here. We had quite the bumper crop of acrons last year. If we have a similar year the animals will be eating well. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! 😊

Hello Tusk! It's amazing how fast the seasons go by, fall is coming quick. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! ❤️

Thank you Woodansman, they sure are!

Thank you Linda! ☺️

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment Deborah! 😊