Dr. Trout
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My 1st Coyote Picture ===
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Dr. Trout
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/08 18:43:56
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the light spot it appears to be looking at shows up on one other photo at 4:44am But it does not show up on 4 photos of deer in between those times... ??
post edited by Dr. Trout - 2014/09/08 18:46:05
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Dr. Trout
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/08 18:58:15
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Although his girl shows up hurrying by 38 minutes later ... 
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/08 23:41:04
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Dr. Trout
the light spot it appears to be looking at shows up on one other photo at 4:44am But it does not show up on 4 photos of deer in between those times... ??
No doubt the infrared is reflecting from the eye of another animal. Nice picture; I'm still trying to get mine to download.
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/09 17:47:39
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Been trying to join your threads Doc but was having trouble with my downloads too. Fishin Coyote tossed me a suggestion and it helped. Remarkable what lurks in ones backyard at night. 
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/09 20:58:38
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Doc==Better check the time difference on your photos again. AM and PM
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/10 08:15:48
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S-10,
LOL, Before I looked at the time stamp I was thinking wow the sun sure is bright at that time of the morning, something is wrong.
The spot on the pic could be an insect flying by or a spider
Mike
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/10 08:30:32
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Thought the same thing, that's why I took a second look. Haven't got a yote on camera yet although some around.
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/10 11:51:36
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Doc, remove that foliage in front of the camera and your pics will turn out a little better.
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Dr. Trout
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/11 12:37:11
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s-10 thanks for pointing that out.. I guess I was too excited about the canine photo and did not pay attention to Am and Pm difference ...  Also trimmed the foliage this morning.... but was it Am or Pm ....LOL>>>LOL>>>LOL
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/17 07:22:20
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I had a weed ( the kind with that puffy yellow flower on top ) grow right up in front of my camera. 5387 pictures in less than 2 weeks. Killed my batteries :(
BH
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/17 14:13:35
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Ya gotta love it...........
Just wondering if any of yinz use a tri-pod when setting up. Really can't beat them when ya can't find a good tree, your on rough or sloping terrain and/or, your in them high weeds. I find mine exceptionally useful on the steeper slopes along the game trails. I can set up on either side of a trail, set the direction of the lens as well as level the camera.
Downfall.....security but, not impossible to secure to a nearby tree with a cable lock.
Shooting animals with a camera doesn't put meat in the freezer but, a picture can be worth a thousand words.
Waiting to see your next shot......
I've sailed the concrete oceans and the asphalt seas where, the hills and mountains were waves to me............ Good stuff; Big trucks bring it
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/17 14:19:19
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Almost forgot......... When it comes to finding a good tree......... There's a lot of trail cams in the woods these days so, when it comes to having to P.......... Just sayin'.
post edited by ShiverMeTimber - 2014/09/17 14:22:43
I've sailed the concrete oceans and the asphalt seas where, the hills and mountains were waves to me............ Good stuff; Big trucks bring it
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/17 20:55:17
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I always look around when in the woods and nature calls. Didn't used to be a problem but last year I was on camera five times that saw me before I saw them. Hard to tell how many more I didn't see. If you want to see why you should never use a camera with white flash try walking in front of one at 5AM.
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/18 09:28:24
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The infra-red sure do help hide your camera location at night in the dark ... BUT... I miss the color photos at night !!
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/19 22:23:06
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Here is my 1st yote pic-been running cams on property for many years. Missed 1 during archery season yrs ago only 2 sightings. 
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Re: My 1st Coyote Picture ===
2014/09/21 10:42:27
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too bad the coyote was not turned around looking towards the camera it would have really been a great photo !! still a pretty nice shot though....
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