Dan's Question of the Week: Odd Critters on Camera

[Dan Schmidt]

I haven't had any visits from last year's family of red foxes, which makes this clip one of my all-time favorites.

What is the most unique animal you have ever captured on your trail camera?

[dusty.b]

I would have to say the most unique was this fisher I captured on camera, stealing the acorn rage I put out for the deer. He pretty much ate the whole thing in 3 days....

[11.point]

First time I got a picture of this guy I was shocked. I had run game cameras on our property since 1995 and up until two years ago had never gotten a picture of a bobcat. I live south of where they are believed to live and occasionaly heard of one passing through. Well this guy has found his home. I probably get 20 pictures of him a season

[motorbreaker]

Check out the rabbit as the fox runs by.

Awsome Cuddeback trigger speed on the owl.

[flaDAWG]

Dusty,what's a fisher?....never herd of it...

[dusty.b]

A fisher is like a marten, only bigger. Kind of hard to describe, so here is a link for you to check out. Hope this helps...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher_(animal)

[Indyultra]

Not sure what this is. But got it off one of our lease property's

[Wanderer]

Escapee from the neighbor's farm

[whitetailtime]

I have a mineral station that I have been putting trophy rocks in for around 3 years. When it rains it fills up with water and makes like a little pond. Check out this redtail hawk taking a dip during the heat of the day. The fourth picture is momma doe enjoying mineral soaked soil all over her face. Pretty neat.

[danesdad]

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