Turkeys, bobcat, buck, raccoons, skunk, fox, owl and deer watching each other, & more. 

Yep, that thing is a beauty! I hope no one takes him down soon. I kept waiting for the turkey to fall! Thanks for watching.

Surely the king of this forest.

Thanks for watching & commenting. On the does, I'm guessing, but there is a chance that the camera may miss some "lagging" deer at times due to the delay in triggers. I'm working on another video and I notice on some of the cameras with a longer record time/shorter delay, I pick up some stragglers. That may be one possibility. Hopefully not the hunters. On the camera sounds, I think one I'm finding is that the one model of the camera I use the most has a very audible "click" at night. I can't really hear it but I think animals can. I saw a RU-vid make a video about it as he was testing it. The other model I use (newer model) seems to have made an improvement on that clicking noise. I believe it's only at night as the infrared is activated and the camera adjusts.

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I've been surprised that the bobcat(s) that had stuck to one area of our property seem to be getting quite regular close to the house at the stream.

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Do you ever find any of the antlers when they shed? I've never found any but I don't know if it's common to stumble upon them.

@@virginiatrailcameravideos shedding has been of great variation in the last four years , I don’t know of anyone who consistently finds numbers of sheds in North Carolina, although we have two million deer year around , most of the time a guy will find one every five or so years ,,the un penetrable cover in NC and Virginia combined would out number the acres of the same territory nation wide if you left out the south east ,,in these areas you hardly ever see someone who finds lots of sheds ,,I could find many if I had the money to bail my self out of jail for trespassing,,these two states there is lots of land that is posted to trespassing and they mean it therefore the land can not be penetrated.

@@bobbygreen2291 I’m waiting about another month then I’ll start searching hard and heavy

@@robertferguson533 I got eight bucks here in my yard every day ,,their are two that have lost one antler each ,,all other still have both 1/29/2023

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I hope not as our house is surrounded by the woods. With all the rain we've had, hopefully the ground is good and wet to prevent a spread.