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Wildlife at Wheaton Labs

 
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I started this thread to post the photos from the two game cams set up on the labs. Other people can also post their finds here. Sorry the date/timestamp was wrong when i first retrieved the memory. I've since corrected it. I also adjusted the camera placement, so maybe the shots will be a little clearer.

There is a coyote slinking away, a deer browsing and a crow just hanging out.
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next there was a better shot of a coyote, a turkey, and from the other camera an elk
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elk.
elk.
 
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next a deer at night, a deer during the day, and a better shot of a turkey
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turkey
 
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a deer, an elk, and another deer
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elk.
elk.
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deer
 
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I'm sorry to tell you this Fred but your last post only has three deer....the middle one is a buck with his antlers growing.it is however NOT an elk.
 
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Thanks for the help! I guess it wasn't really clear to me behind that tree.
 
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Latest batch:

a deer

a few deer

a coyote
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deer
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coyote
coyote
 
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Elk = best kind of meat I have ever tasted. My 7 year old still talks about it , two years later...
 
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most recent:

a deer and a couple shots of an elk
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elk.
elk.
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same elk
same elk
 
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I've heard an elk crossing through ant village between my plot and Jesse's plot a couple of nights in the past week..
 
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