And you haven't seen him in days.

Quote from: Rick on May 06, 2022, 06:56:23 PMAnd you haven't seen him in days.

Squirrel or bear?
The bear is new to the neighborhood, I suspect he was forced out by the fires to the South of me, they have a thinner face.

The squirrel on the other hand got in an argument with a raven over the walnuts I gave him yesterday, quite funny, he was lunging at the bird and the raven was acting sneaky by sidling up to the nuts, acting like "what nuts"?

Sorry, I deleted those thinking no one really cared to see it.

I'm buying three more cameras, and my neighbor wants three more as well, so things might get a bit more interesting as time goes by.

The squirrel.

Ok I enjoy your trail cameras.

Quote from: Rick on May 07, 2022, 12:20:07 PMThe squirrel.

Ok I enjoy your trail cameras.

I think what we'll do is just start posting a variety of shots.
I had a opossum coming through nightly, and the other night he came through missing a right rear leg, two nights in a row, and now nothing.

I didn't want to post it because it was depressing, knowing there is nothing you can do, and it is natures way.
I deleted it knowing he's gone.

Just Peaceful....

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Quote from: Solars Toy on May 07, 2022, 06:04:44 PMJust Peaceful....

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I asked Toy to post this just to show the tranquility down at our creek/campsite. The pile of trees is only a fraction of the ones my neighbor cut up, I burned a 5' stack 20' across just a few days ago and directly behind the camera is another pile 12' deep and 6' high pile of 30' trees.

I ran an ad for free firewood, two called and one showed up today, but he doesn't think his 4X4 can get out of the canyon.
I'm even willing to skid all of it out with my D7, but people want everything already split.
Screw that, if I did that, I'd sell it, I just want it all gone.

Nature sure changes up plans, but it's good she did it now, before I built a cabin.

Thank you , thank you both.

Quote from: Rick on May 07, 2022, 10:02:14 PMThank you , thank you both.

It's a pleasure.

I just realized the images of the snowfall are missing, that's why all the trees are down and why I had so much clean up to do.
It was a wet and devastating storm for the forest, but nature was just culling the weak so the healthy could flourish.
All in all, I probably wound up with 75 cords of wood in total, and nearly half of that is inaccessible down in the canyon.

Storm Damage... December 2021

Is that your pup. Doesn't look very cold.

Quote from: Rick on May 08, 2022, 12:20:27 PMIs that your pup. Doesn't look very cold.

Yeah, that's Lux, kind of a goober, but he loves the snow and cold. He was a breeding GSD from East Germany, a working dog.
He spent his first 4 years in a kennel, so we rescued him. Not too bright, but more like a sweet puppy who hasn't a clue how big he is.
He's a bit of a big ass Derp.

Yep, I know what you mean.

Quote from: Rick on May 08, 2022, 12:20:27 PMIs that your pup. Doesn't look very cold.

He also has a very thick coat of fur.  Toy

The bear is back..  This time he came over the fence.

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