360 trail camera

[norseman]

12 minutes ago, Catmandoo said:

 

Any teeth marks? Some plastics emit formic acid which is found in bee hives and ant hills. Bears and anteaters tune into the off gassing. You don't have to worry about anteaters but bears will be interested since bee hives with honey production will have an inviting colony smell. Have you tested a 'high mount' position? Oh well, just grin and bear it.

🥁💥 He will be here all week folks! 🐻
 

I changed the batteries even though it’s on the solar charger….. seems to have helped.

 

No teeth marks and no high mount position. You would get one ground shot, two horizon shots and 3 tree/sky shots. So it’s gotta be level and at the height you want it. And I bought the pole mount.

 

(To my amazement they do sell a tree mount for a 360 camera……making it a standard trail camera.🫠)

 

I did catch a small Moose recently.

 

 

[norseman]

[BC witness]

Cool closeup of "Yogi"

 

A couple of days ago, a homeowner in Mission (Where MagniAesir lives) was swatted by a black bear that he tried to chase away from his sealed garbage shed. The bear charged him, chasing him up his back porch and mauling his arm as he tried to open his door. The injuries are minor, just large scratches, but the Conservation Dept. live trapped the large female yesterday, and identified it as having been involved in other recent problems, and killed it. Two other smaller bears were also trapped, and released out in the mountains, farther from homes.

[norseman]

19 hours ago, BC witness said:

Cool closeup of "Yogi"

 

A couple of days ago, a homeowner in Mission (Where MagniAesir lives) was swatted by a black bear that he tried to chase away from his sealed garbage shed. The bear charged him, chasing him up his back porch and mauling his arm as he tried to open his door. The injuries are minor, just large scratches, but the Conservation Dept. live trapped the large female yesterday, and identified it as having been involved in other recent problems, and killed it. Two other smaller bears were also trapped, and released out in the mountains, farther from homes.

Glad he is OK.

[norseman]

[norseman]

Chocolate 

[BC witness]

There's an area in BC between Hwy 3 and the US border, east of Manning park, where red and brown phase black bears are common. I've seen several in there over the years, including a sow and cub, both red.

[norseman]

51 minutes ago, BC witness said:

There's an area in BC between Hwy 3 and the US border, east of Manning park, where red and brown phase black bears are common. I've seen several in there over the years, including a sow and cub, both red.

You better come get this one!

[BC witness]

I'd love to, norse, but the paperwork hassle just to get into the US to hunt, and to bring a harvested animal back into Canada would be more than I care to tackle. I haven't even renewed my passport in decades.

[norseman]

My cousins trail cam on our property.

 

You are a funny looking deer!😜

 

 

[norseman]

My cousin is getting all the action!