longcruise
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My backyard in suburbia a coupledaysago. My clock is out of whack.
Trail-cam pictures.
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My game camera recently caught this picture of a wolf relaxing in its lair...
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Don't think I've seen this guy before. Next year he will be pretty impressive but around here that is probably not in the cards.
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Just what I can see - probably a 2-1/2 year or possibly a 3-1/2 year - a very nice buck - with 10 points on board already.
I agree - this handsome fellow should be left to breed for another year - or two.
He is one you really want him to spread his genes around.
I have several pictures of this buck in my hog trap eating corn. Lucky for both of us I had the door wired open.I have a Burlap sack over the door now and that has kept him out so far. He is a pretty wide and tall
buck, he had to get down on his knees to crawl in there. Whitetails are interesting animals, they never cease to amaze me.
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Bernie showed up because he heard there was FREE eats! 
What do you think this is?
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Chupa Cabra?
Big fox or small coyote. Too much blur from movement. Does your cam take more than one pic per activation?
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The Baskerville Hound! (or maybe a young 'yote.)
That was the first thing I thought of!
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Don't think so - their eyes glow green!
excess650 has excess deer for sure--those bucks are trophy class bloodlines
A few lil ones!
Surprised to see two buck with shed velvet already on August 29. That seems a bit early, though with literally many hundreds of buck photos over the years I have seen it rarely prior to September.
