bgkyarcher
12 pointer
You point your cameras up in the air, so the ground isn't in the picture?
Panther Bait, Cougar sighting - Mtn Lion on the Loose in Central KY
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EdLongshanks
12 pointer
Hahahahaha.
bgkyarcher
12 pointer
High fence? Made of concrete maybe?
mallardkiller
8 pointer
Thanks bg...i got diet mountain dew on my shorts now from my nose...lol
EdLongshanks
12 pointer
Our farm and the surrounding farms have a very healthy population of both coyotes and bobcats. We rarely get pictures of them though. You know how we know they are there? We see them all the fricking time. Why don’t we constantly get pictures of them though? Seems odd doesn’t it. Also, how many more bobcats and coyotes are there than a few spread out mt cats? I would wager there are an astronomically larger number of coyotes and bobcats.
bgkyarcher
12 pointer
Shouldn't drink that so late at night... too much caffeine. lol.
bgkyarcher
12 pointer
I see on your profile you're from Elsmere Ky. I'm pretty certain that all of those, except maybe armadillos, are residents of Kenton county. Do you hunt somewhere else?
bgkyarcher
12 pointer
Good news Fat, maybe no rattlesnakes in your neck of the woods. But copperheads, and a whole bunch of different turtle species show up there. I didn't bother with the mammals, as I know for sure they are there. How have you not had any of these on your trail cameras?
https://www.inaturalist.org/places/78#taxon=26036
https://www.inaturalist.org/places/78#taxon=26036
Fat_Matt
6 pointer
Owen County. I guess maybe flying squirrels and turtles are there. Never seen one though.
Fat_Matt
6 pointer
copperheads are possible, never seen one. And there are turtles around here. But rattlers and armadillos are definitely not.
Fat_Matt
6 pointer
Also, thanks for that link. That’s pretty cool to see.
bgkyarcher
12 pointer
Oh, same critters there as Kenton county. Now have you not gotten any pictures of them? Thousands of turtles, copperheads, otters, flying squirrels. How in the hell have you not gotten any pics of them, when we know there are tons of them there?
aaronc
12 pointer
In the overall skeem of things.....trail cams are probably relevant to a needle in a haystack. The odds of an occasional 150 cat deciding to pull a selfie on one are low IMHO.
EdLongshanks
12 pointer
No guessing about it. We definitely have flying squirrels. They are statewide. I’ve not seen one on trail camera....but I’ve had one land on my head before in mason county.
Fat_Matt
6 pointer
my camera don’t point at the ground, where said animals would be. Otters need water, right? A stream? Don’t have one by the farm I hunt.
