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Trail Cam Friday February 27, 2026
Trail Cam Videos My little weed eaters. Or nosy deer? Or as Tamra mentioned, maybe they are treating my craftroom windows as “the People Zoo” I am down here in the craftroom all morning. Every. Single. Day. The turkeys just keep coming. I also noticed that the last time I changed the batteries in the trail cam I forgot to check the date! I have GOT to upgrade to a solar trail cam! WOSPORT Trail Cam The WOSPORT Trail Cam (IS 30% off right now!!) has amazing, sharp 48MP Photos & 4K UHD Videos. This trail cam has given me hours of entertainment. I’ve captured vivid wildlife scenes with sound and crystal-clear detail—ideal for hunting, scouting, or backyard monitoring. Ultra-Fast 0.2s Trigger Speed Detects and captures animals in a split second; you won’t miss any fast-moving action. Wide 120° PIR Sensor & 70ft Range Covers a broad area with accurate motion detection, spotting animals even at a distance. Long-Lasting Power with 8 AA Batteries. The WOSPORT gives me reliable battery life for days or even weeks of entertainment!! Heapets Bird Feeder Another week of being afraid to open the app and check the pictures on the Heapet. I KNOW that Sneaky Sneed…
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Let’s Go Fishing in Sandpoint Idaho!
I had such an amazing summer vacation with my family in Southern California. However, it’s time for some peace and quiet. I am lucking enough to live in Sandpoint Idaho, I have Lake Pend Oreille less than a mile away. So fishing I shall go! I head to California at LEAST once a year, sometimes I’m lucky enough to get two trips in. Each visit I am blown away at just how many more people, houses and cars there are. For 38 years I thought of myself as a true California girl. Never wanted to leave. Then Idaho called. Showed me a house with a BREATH-TAKING view and reluctantly I said ‘uhhh okaaaay fine’. I think it might be official I’m now an Idaho gal because coming home from California I was ready for peace and QUIET! I was ready for less people. (Ride from the airport in Spokane to my house. 2 cars! TWO! If you read my Summer Vacation post you KNOW how major that was!) I was ready to see the stars again. I was ready to only hear crickets and frogs. No cars, sirens, yelling, dog howls. Just QUIET. I’ve mentioned before that I love to go…
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Outdoor Activities That Bring the Family Together
Discover engaging outdoor activities that bring the family together, from hiking to fishing trips, and reduce screen time while reclaiming family time.
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4 Essential Tips To Avoid Overloading Your RV
When you hit the open road in your RV, it’s tempting to take everything but the kitchen sink. Check out these essential tips to avoid overloading your RV.
