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Panic. God knows why.
The Bent-horned buck has made it to late December. Front feet in the scrape. He's 1 1/2.
Youngster checking the licking branch.
Working the scrape. 1 1/2 year old. Dumb.
Healthy mouse-eating coyote. Seen him on cam a couple times before.
Across the creek cam hadn't been visited since December 4. High water, darkness, schedule. Things have been going on over there! Too dark to read sign when I crossed.
Cold and dark time of the year. Long US Army undermawears, lit a cheery pile of leaves before leaving and carried a flashlight. No wind so it was comfortable out. Does on the close cam but boring ones.
2 comments:
That is a pretty large coyote. I'm not so sure he achieved that body mass on a strict mouse diet. Probably had a lot more protein in it than mice would allow. Just my opinion. YMMV.
I'm not missing any deer, though I bet they would take one if they got the jump. He is a show-class coyote, that's for sure.
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