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Old 07-27-22, 08:40 AM   #1
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They tried, when they were very young and did not know how it worked. The clapping lid hadf them jump starting time and again, they then tried to bite the lid away, or to bite holes through the wall to get to the nuts.


They had to learn it. And they did.
Gray squirrels learned that chewing is the best way in! These squirrel are relentless with chewing plastic, wood and metal. It is evident with my squirrel resistance feeders.

Anyway, I pulled the trail cam to look at what was on it. For some reason there was no recordings. I remounted it after clearing the SD card from recordings prior to moving it to the squirrel feeding box. Hopefully it is still working. If not I'll get a new trail cam.
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Gray squirrels learned that chewing is the best way in! These squirrel are relentless with chewing plastic, wood and metal. It is evident with my squirrel resistance feeders.

Anyway, I pulled the trail cam to look at what was on it. For some reason there was no recordings. I remounted it after clearing the SD card from recordings prior to moving it to the squirrel feeding box. Hopefully it is still working. If not I'll get a new trail cam.

Happens to me now and then too. Reformatting the SD card is normally what I do and it's fine the next time I check it.
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Bobcats evening stroll down by the river.
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Bobcats evening stroll down by the river.
I'll stick with my fox, racoon and opossum! Neat shot!
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Happens to me now and then too. Reformatting the SD card is normally what I do and it's fine the next time I check it.
I'll check it this afternoon. The camera I have is very good but I would like one that bluetooths the phone. Easier to access what has been recorded.
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How about this guy ?


If you could look up you would see my cabin about 50 yards up the hill.
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How about this guy ?


If you could look up you would see my cabin about 50 yards up the hill.
It is just really something the things that go on when one is not paying attention.
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Here is the local Rodent Control Officer.
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Here is the local Rodent Control Officer.
Hahaha..yep. We have a red shouldered hawk that hunts our feeders. I watched him swoop in one morning dove ground feeding. Gone in a second.
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