Finally, Trail Cam Friday AGAIN!!
It’s been a long time since I have posted my Trail Cam Friday. But, 2 of the cameras have fresh batteries and ready to go.
Looks like this year we’ve got lots of boys!!
Spring I’m hoping they drop those sheds so I CAN find them. I’m calling dibs. RIGHT NOW.
Aren’t these boys pretty?!?!
Have a great weekend Little Peanuts.
21 Comments
Kate Sarsfield
I’d love to put a minicam on Idris The Wonder Cat to find out where he goes & what he gets up to!
Kate Sarsfield
MORE please! Did your ‘boys’ shed their antlers & did you find any?
Laura
Great photos! The bear is super cool!
Renee T
BEARS?! Oh my.
LeAnn Harbert
We haven’t seen any bear on our trail cams. We’ve seen bobcats and a huge wildhog.
Sarah L
I’m glad you put new batteries in so we can see all the fun creatures that come by your house.
Calvin
Really cool footage.. a lot of animals!
Dana Rodriguez
Those are beautiful deer~ And that bear!!!
Kate Sarsfield
PRICKETS! Young males with small antlers are called prickets. They only become stags when they have the full adult antler formation. You’re welcome!
Sandra Dufoe
They are gorgeous.
Michele Soyer
What a bear…He looks huge but so adorable…
Karen R
We have an outdoor camera on the back of the house. We catch the occasional deer but mainly raccoons and opossums; never a bear in Indiana! ,
Tamra Phelps
That bear really is a big boy. Yikes!
Leela
They get so busy at night!
Dawn Keenan
I love this! The bear is huge! Thanks for sharing.
Brandi Dawn
The bear!!! I live in Colorado and there are bears ALL the time…but I never get to see them!
Kelly Kimmell
Wow, to have a bear so close to your house. Amazing pics.
Christina Gould
Wow, so much wildlife near you. You are blessed. Thanks for posting!
Rosie
I love these trail cams, they are such a treat! I’m amazed that all these males would congregate together like this. I alway thought it was only one male to a “harem,” and if a male came around, it would be a challenge. Wow!
Lisa DT
Are they all boys? Spring time in Little Peanuts town.
Nancy
Wow! It is fascinating to see who is visiting your area in the middle of the night – lots of wildlife!