What critter has the coyote got?

Groundhog?

What dose this one look like . it looked pretty nice to me.

The coloring in that leg/foot leads me to believe opossum thus my comment about not a very good meal. But I will admit it is not the best pic. We have all kinds of mice, voles, squirrels, woodchucks, and rabbits so not sure why he would even pick up an opossum unless the youngster’s appetite has wore him down.

I love how the coyote in the morning picture uses the shade and shadows from the soybeans as he travels.

That joker must be really hungry to be eating a possum.

Swamp, better take your rifle and get some of those piggies. Doubt y’all got many snakes around with that many pigs. The manager even made mention he’s seen a lot more snakes this year due to our lack of swine.

Two good bo'hogs this morning...one min apart....same trail.




Headed up to this property this Sunday for a couple days of lease maintenance (camp area and road/access mowing.) Gettin' the place ready for bowhunting access (Sept 14th opener)...

Hard horn here

Good boar hog my son in law got on my place.

WC,
Ol' nasty boar there.

Most bucks everywhere are hard-horned by November 15th......lol

Haha - hadnt even noticed the date on that camera - need to change that!😉

VOLUME UP.

You should step between them and stop the fighting!!!

Is that a boar and a cub?

Swamp Wolf I’ve got a buddy that lived on the NC coast and says those bear do not hibernate. You being further south , do you see the same thing with active bears year round ?

That is correct. They don't hibernate, but they do go into a state of torpor (lethargy) in winter here. Laying up in bigger swamps and larger tracts of roadless timber where they have less chance of being disturbed. On warmer days, they may move around a bit, but usually from late December to late March...bears "vanish" down here.

Occasionally, I see bear sign on into January, but it's rare. And, by the full moon in April...they are all active again.

Yep...that's why those yearling males leave their momma as yearlings and look for a new area...one without a mature boar.

One with clean antlers finally came by the camera tonight.

3 horned elk. Had a 3 horned one 2 years ago also bigger than this one.

A boar and a yearling. It's rough out there for them.

Thanks