Tease...

[Trapper John]

Took me a second on this one. He did this on purpose...

 

[BSK]

Like it! He's just giving you a little look...

 

[Popcorn]

"You put your right foot in, you take your right foot out…"

 

[Mr.Bro]

Looks good.
Do you not get a ton of pics with weads blowing in the wind?

 

[nso123]

Just the tip…

 

[PossumSlayer]

Took me a second on this one. He did this on purpose...

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Who's growing the two pot plants?

 

[Trapper John]

Looks good.
Do you not get a ton of pics with weads blowing in the wind?

I do, but obligations have kept me from the farm recently. I'm hoping to go down this coming weekend and do a little trimming.

 

[BSK]

Looks good.
Do you not get a ton of pics with weads blowing in the wind?

That's why, in my equipment bag I carry when checking cameras, I have a little folding saw I use to trim branches and use as a "sling blade" to cut down weeds that might trigger the camera.

 

[Mag]

Looks good.
Do you not get a ton of pics with weads blowing in the wind?

Had a similar situation a month or so ago where a vine broke loose and was triggering the camera causing it to drain quickly.

 

[BSK]

The one that really kills my is windy, sunny days. Swaying branches in the sun wreak havoc on my Browning cams. The worst are scrape overhanging limbs that are Beech. They hold their leaves all winter and really catch the sunlight. I have traditional scrapes under Beech limbs that I have cams on. I'll be all excited when I see I have 150 videos on the scrape after just a week, only to find out 130 of those videos are of sunlight shining on the Beech leaves on a windy day.

 

[Ski]

The one that really kills my is windy, sunny days. Swaying branches in the sun wreak havoc on my Browning cams. The worst are scrape overhanging limbs that are Beech. They hold their leaves all winter and really catch the sunlight. I have traditional scrapes under Beech limbs that I have cams on. I'll be all excited when I see I have 150 videos on the scrape after just a week, only to find out 130 of those videos are of sunlight shining on the Beech leaves on a windy day.

That part of it gets annoying, but man o man bucks really love using beech for scrape trees!

 

[Trapper John]

That part of it gets annoying, but man o man bucks really love using beech for scrape trees!

I was wondering about that. Seems like they seek them out on our place. They really do seem to favor them.

 

[backyardtndeer]

I get those partials from time to time, where they stay just on the edge of the frame.

 

[BSK]

I was wondering about that. Seems like they seek them out on our place. They really do seem to favor them.

They do, and I don't know why. ALL of my best traditional scrapes are under Beech limbs.