Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Trail Cameras => Topic started by: RugerRay on July 02, 2019, 11:54:40 AM
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Some regular visitors on one of my cams from May and June. Looking forward to the August bear opener, and hopefully do my part in helping out the fawns and calves in the area.
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@jackelope I'm trying to reply with more pictures, but the page seems to freeze every time. I tried resizing, but that didn't fix the issue.
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Cool pics.
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The first bear looks pretty decent. Id shoot it august 1st if i got the chance. Hell, id shoot the dink august 1st, plenty of time to get a bigger one after. no need to be choosy with bear #1 now that we can take a second bear!
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@jackelope I'm trying to reply with more pictures, but the page seems to freeze every time. I tried resizing, but that didn't fix the issue.
The file may be too big if you are posting multiples per post. They are oftly big as well, I know you mentioned you resized them.
Great pics by the way
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@jackelope I'm trying to reply with more pictures, but the page seems to freeze every time. I tried resizing, but that didn't fix the issue.
The file may be too big if you are posting multiples per post. They are oftly big as well, I know you mentioned you resized them.
Great pics by the way
Thank you Bone. I'll try again and only load a couple per reply.
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@jackelope I'm trying to reply with more pictures, but the page seems to freeze every time. I tried resizing, but that didn't fix the issue.
What qre you resizing them to? Resize to 800 resolution and it should work
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The first bear looks pretty decent. Id shoot it august 1st if i got the chance. Hell, id shoot the dink august 1st, plenty of time to get a bigger one after. no need to be choosy with bear #1 now that we can take a second bear!
My thoughts exactly!
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more pics
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Busy spot, cool pics.
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Busy place!
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Great pics. Thanks for sharing.
Pretty sure if you're loading attachments/jpegs you're limited to 8 at a time.
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Love those! Thanks.
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Very cool, thanks for sharing!
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Man, that seems like a great spot you've found. What a collection of critters.
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Great pics! Any particular reason they are keying in on that spot?
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Great pics! Any particular reason they are keying in on that spot?
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Thanks everyone! Hopefully we can capitalize on some of them this year. There is a spring there that produces moving water year round.
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That cougar was at the water a little over an hour after the moose cow/calf were there on 6/5. Any more recent pics of the calf?
:DOH:
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Awesome variety! :tup:
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That cougar was at the water a little over an hour after the moose cow/calf were there on 6/5. Any more recent pics of the calf?
:DOH:
6/5 was the last time I had the cow or calf on camera. I sure hope they both show up again when I go back to check it in a couple weeks.
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That cougar was at the water a little over an hour after the moose cow/calf were there on 6/5. Any more recent pics of the calf?
:DOH:
Check the cat scat for those two.
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That cougar was at the water a little over an hour after the moose cow/calf were there on 6/5. Any more recent pics of the calf?
:DOH:
Check the cat scat for those two.
I'll do some searching and see what I can find.
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No sign of the cow and calf moose on this last check. I do have a new young bull moose a new cow moose coming in which is great to see. I'm liking the looks of the whitetail.
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nice pics. whats all over that little bull moose? ticks? pollen? bugs?
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nice pics. whats all over that little bull moose? ticks? pollen? bugs?
Thank you. I'm pretty sure it's just bugs, as I was covered with them too while checking the card.
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nice pics. whats all over that little bull moose? ticks? pollen? bugs?
Thank you. I'm pretty sure it's just bugs, as I was covered with them too while checking the card.
Could be hounds tongue too. Cool pictures thanks for sharing.
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Great pics :tup:
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Great pics! That's a sweat little honey hole!
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Great pics! That's a sweat little honey hole!
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I’m not asking for a honey hole but where is this EXACTLY?!?! :chuckle:
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Thanks guys. @elkrack :chuckle: Oh you know... A little north, and a little east.
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Looks like the little one has some catching up to do with it's sibling.
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Very Cool! Thanks for sharing!
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Nice, I wish more bull moose were there.
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Nice, I wish more bull moose were there.
I only have the two little guys that frequently come by cameras. The bull on page 2, and this one.
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We will be over there this weekend scouting for my moose tag and to hopefully kill some bears!
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Looks like you need to adjust the camera on your last pics or move the block over some. But nice pics
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Looks like you need to adjust the camera on your last pics or move the block over some. But nice pics
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Thank you. I agree. I completely forgot to adjust the camera while I was up there over the weekend.
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Thanks guys. @elkrack :chuckle: Oh you know... A little north, and a little east.
Great response you could add south of the 49th parallel :chuckle:
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Looks like you need to adjust the camera on your last pics or move the block over some. But nice pics
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Thank you. I agree. I completely forgot to adjust the camera while I was up there over the weekend.
Been there many times. So it was the first thing i noticed. Hopefully you wont forget next time you are there
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lot's of young bear in pics. Hopefully you will find a big one,
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Great pics, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more of that whitetail..
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Great pics, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more of that whitetail..
that whitetail is what you see is what you get this fall, all but done growing
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should I?
hrmm
(screen shot of a vid, suck quality)
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been watching this nocturnal guy since 2013........last year to this year, down 16-20", missing a G5.
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not as wide
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10.5 years old.
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some nice WT buckfvr :tup:
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Awesome pics!!!
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Nice to see these! I've got my camp up there... I've also got 64 kids who all have to be 3 places per day..... Someday!!!
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Those are some dandy bucks indeed.
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Looks like this is in the Coville area :chuckle:
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Tagging along. One of these days I’ll get a chance to check my cams. Been soaking since July
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Looks like this is in the Coville area :chuckle:
Oh now you did it. You just got this big buck killed. Why did you have to go and say where. Oh no you didn't go there. This place is ruined. That buck will be hunted down by every hunter that sees this post. Your banned.
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Incase anybody lost a deer early in the archery season around the Northport area, he is alive and well.
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First wolf I've got on camera, plus a few other critters. I didn't get any full body shots of the elk, but I believe the cow is a piebald. Thoughts?
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cool pics :tup: i would shoot that colored bear
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cool pics :tup: i would shoot that colored bear
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Is that a Caribou !!!
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Is that a Caribou !!!
No wrong shape cow ek maybe piebald or has some sort of hair loss sickeness
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Or a long necked gremlin
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Or a long necked gremlin
I'm leaning towards the elusive northern long neck gremlin.
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Or a long necked gremlin
I'm leaning towards the elusive northern long neck gremlin.
Aww, yes of course, good call.
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Got a cow and new calf moose on camera this morning. Same camera that I got 2 wolves on a couple weeks ago. Hope it grows up.
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Hope that cow has accurate front feet and an attitude
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Great photos RugerRay! :tup:
Sadly that poor calf probably won't make it to hunting season, he will end up in small brown piles scattered across the hills. I've kept track of cow moose we see when hunting in the fall, the greater majority do not have a calf by the time fall hunting begins.
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Try snowmobiling Calispel peak or anywhere up there to 49 degrees, its sickening
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Try snowmobiling Calispel peak or anywhere up there to 49 degrees, its sickening
That's one of the units damaged the most, last moose hunt there we saw 9 cows, only 1 calf! :bash:
Numerous packs of wolves and many singles too! I remember all the wolf supporters on this forum saying there wouldn't be much impact! What a crock, it's exactly like many of us argued it would end up!!
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Sorry RugerRay, for getting off topic. If you want me to remove these off-topic posts just send me a message and I'll clean it up.
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There's nothing to be sorry about. Pictures can easily provoke discussion, so no worries at all! I agree with you and KFhunter. I get pictures of cows and their calves on this camera every spring, and the cows eventually start showing up solo towards the fall. I hunt the area where the camera is quite a bit, and have yet to see a cow with a calf in person once fall comes.
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There's probably a good thread on it somewhere (but I couldn't find it with a quick search), but is there any (relatively) easy way to target cats? I feel like it should be just like bears (find their food source) but the problem with cats is that their food source happens to always be moving and hiding. Especially on the wet side of the mountains where I spend most of my hunting time. Any hints other than going out right after it snows to look for tracks and/or checking the WDFW cougar sightings updates? I'd love to get some cougar meat to experiment with and save some ungulates...
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There's probably a good thread on it somewhere (but I couldn't find it with a quick search), but is there any (relatively) easy way to target cats? I feel like it should be just like bears (find their food source) but the problem with cats is that their food source happens to always be moving and hiding. Especially on the wet side of the mountains where I spend most of my hunting time. Any hints other than going out right after it snows to look for tracks and/or checking the WDFW cougar sightings updates? I'd love to get some cougar meat to experiment with and save some ungulates...
These are the options that I know of to use in Washington:
- Accidentally stumble upon one
- Find tracks and walk them down
- Look for ravens, watch a deer kill
- Use a predator call
- Bait them
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There's probably a good thread on it somewhere (but I couldn't find it with a quick search), but is there any (relatively) easy way to target cats? I feel like it should be just like bears (find their food source) but the problem with cats is that their food source happens to always be moving and hiding. Especially on the wet side of the mountains where I spend most of my hunting time. Any hints other than going out right after it snows to look for tracks and/or checking the WDFW cougar sightings updates? I'd love to get some cougar meat to experiment with and save some ungulates...
These are the options that I know of to use in Washington:
- Accidentally stumble upon one
- Find tracks and walk them down
- Look for ravens, watch a deer kill
- Use a predator call
- Bait them
Thanks. I've heard that watching kills and baiting don't actually work because cats are too fastidious about eating fresh meat and won't partake of sloppy seconds. I have no idea if that is true or not, but it's what I've heard. As for calling, I've tried that numerous times and haven't had any luck, but that's almost certainly down to user error on my part. Who knows, maybe it worked every time and the cougars just didn't feel like eating me after watching me for a while. :) But on one of those many tries, I did talk to two older gentlemen (a few years ago they were probably in their late 60's) who did share a little pearl of wisdom. They said in the past 20 years, they had between the two of them taken a dozen big cats and a fair number of bobcats using a mountain beaver call near steap-banked creaks on the wet side of the state. They didn't strike me as BS-ers...
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More on the mountain beaver ... albeit from the Seattle Times...
https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/the-pacific-northwests-elusive-mountain-beaver/
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And geez...now I need to apologize for hijacking the original post...
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Back on topic! Lol That's definitely a piebald cow! I hope she makes it several seasons and produces some offspring with that gene. If you look closely in your pic you can see the speckling on the skin. Definitely a piebald. Or it has vitiligo... Lol :dunno: