Game Camera

This shot is from 2015. A nice head shot of a bull moose taken by Dick the Tree.

This is a young cow moose we dubbed Hanna.

An evening coyote visit.

Morley the moose. We see him a lot.

Morning visit from a doe.

A 5:00 a.m. visit from a bull moose.

This is the same moose from "Moose at Night" a bit later in the day.

A nice shot taken around 3:00 p.m. on 6/20/2016

Moose by the salt lick.

Okay, this is an unusual shot. Looks like a young one with a bull instead of a cow.

Deer caught on camera on hill.

A fuzzy image of a large snake!

Not a great picture, but here is a cottontail rabbit caught on the game camera at night.

A shot of a moose just above the pond.

Meow!

A couple of young elk bucks.

A buck heading toward the pond.

The back side of an elk as he passes the camera.

Another nice young buck.

A damned cow!

A night-time shot of an elk, looking right into the camera.

Posing for the camera.

What the heck is this thing?

Another damned cow. Kept these shots as documentation.

Nighttime shot of an elk cow.

Got him going and coming!

These shots were taken at Picnic Rock, a stone's throw from the cabin.

This shot was taken at the same location we got the mountain lion a few weeks back.

At least 6 elk.

This small herd of cows is following Big Boy, we think.

This cow elk might have detected the IR flash.

This elk is so awesome. There are three different shots of him here.

May be a crown royal elk with 7 points on each antler?

Very symmetrical rack.

Not long after the other shots of Big Boy at the salt lick, he crossed the bottom of the valley and we caught him at Picnic Rock.

This fox was a regular visitor throughout the winter of 2016/17.

Can you see the Great Horned Owl that this game camera, looking over the pond, caught? He is sitting on the log to the far right.

I cropped and enlarged the photo of the owl in this shot. We think it looks like an Ewok.

Cinnamon Bears are a subspecies of the American Black Bear, so named because of its coloration. We caught this one lumbering its way through the bottom of the valley be the pond.

A huge bull moose on the 1st of February, 2017.

It is Spring! And, time for babies. While you can't see mom very well, here is a newborn baby moose at the salt lick.

Speaking of babies, here is a bear cub (maybe a cub from the Cinnamon Bear?) walking along the path at pond.

An American Black Bear in June. Again, on the path down by the pond. All three bear shots from this Spring were caught by this camera.

Here is a mom and baby moose again. Perhaps the same ones as before, but the baby is growing!

You can see the antlers coming on this young bull moose.

Night light on this moose.

This moose has a very wooly coat in the Spring.

We dubbed these two "Jack and Jill". We think the are yearling twins that mom has kicked out to make room for a new baby.

The game camera caught this mom with her young baby running through the meadow.