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Pradator cam on a meat pile!

jkcmj

By jkcmj
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I decided to start up a predator cam over a meat pile this week. I started out a month or two ago throwing coon carcasses out back. I investigated later on and found fox, coyote, eagle, crow, and coon sign around the pile...decided it was time for a critter cam!

Got me a nice Red Tail ( chicken hawk) on my cam 1st day!

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Keep the photos coming, I've tried this without any luck this year, last year my bait pile had lots of visitors, this year, no such luck... So, I currently have my cam down on a little creek so I can catch whatever passes byrunning the river... last time I got some neat pics / video of some coon... and a yoter ran through... see what happens... My Buddy has a pair of eagle visiting his bait pile, not sure if he has got them on cam yet or not though! Good luck!

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Well it seems my cameras placed have scared off the 4 bald eagles that were feeding daily, as well as the 30-40 crows...but on the positive side, I have my very own rock-n-roll Falcon(or chicken hawk)!

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