September trail Cam photos

[walrus]

Great shots man!


I have never seen a bear that big in real life, I have seen several, but never anything super big mostly just your average juvenile black bears rummaging through trash cans.....they are nothing more than raccoons for the most part (at least the ones in the Southeastern US) some are more dangerous than others though.


As for wild cats, it's amazing how big they can get and just how graceful they are in hunting and how powerful they are too.

Great picture of the Lynx, it looks like it's meditating

Yes, my cat saw a mole go underground, she stood motionless in the same spot for two hours waiting for the little bastard to pop back up. She looked like a statue. Impressive hunting.

[IamInuit]

Still digging for the other Lynx picss. I have about 10,000 and I put those on a FD and am going through my sticks at 3 different locations. Came across these two that my buddy got at one of the spots earlier in the summer May-July. The black bear is hilarious.

[Xwetie]

Beautiful land! Cool pictures!

[walrus]

Damn, you guys know how to place cameras. Did you seek well established game trails? Beautiful work.

[IamInuit]

Damn, you guys know how to place cameras. Did you seek well established game trails? Beautiful work.

Indeed. They are numerous. Some corridors have been so for thousands of years.

[walrus]

Damn, you guys know how to place cameras. Did you seek well established game trails? Beautiful work.

Indeed. They are numerous. Some corridors have been so for thousands of years.

Is hunting big in your area? Are wild cats a protected species. I know in Alaska they are trapped for pelts but Alaska has done big fines/jail for poaching or breaking quotas. I am not a hunter but have helped friends in Maine take a deer or two only because they live off the grid and what they catch and grow provides around eighty percent of food they put on the table. I would think Canada would be similar to Alaska with very strict hunting laws. You guys have way too much land for the government to patrol so they need to make examples. I'm anti locking people up but people who poach or shoot purely for sport are scumbag. Sorry, went off topic, just curious about hunting in Canada.

[IamInuit]

Damn, you guys know how to place cameras. Did you seek well established game trails? Beautiful work.

Indeed. They are numerous. Some corridors have been so for thousands of years.

Is hunting big in your area? Are wild cats a protected species. I know in Alaska they are trapped for pelts but Alaska has done big fines/jail for poaching or breaking quotas. I am not a hunter but have helped friends in Maine take a deer or two only because they live off the grid and what they catch and grow provides around eighty percent of food they put on the table. I would think Canada would be similar to Alaska with very strict hunting laws. You guys have way too much land for the government to patrol so they need to make examples. I'm anti locking people up but people who poach or shoot purely for sport are scumbag. Sorry, went off topic, just curious about hunting in Canada.

Lots of redneck holdouts up here. I agree with your views completely.Trapping still goes on and you can still shoot bears in the ditch off the road. Lynx are trapped but its for sale to other places which is sad. Not many people wear real fur up here. Poaching is common up here also and lots of sell out outfitters and many that are not even Canadian. Of course they then charge tourists to come here and the kill trophy animals. This is done because all of these people have killed everything in their own countries.