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Originally Posted By AJE: I need to check and make sure the trees where my stands are..... are still standing. ![]() Cameras next. That's no joke after this weeks storms. Lots of damage out there. |
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Originally Posted By IIRC: Always nice to see this thread roll back around. Always nice to see our fellow Arf members gather around these threads and share their stories and pictures. |
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Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
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Originally Posted By tweiss3: have to get the kids on a deer this year. Hell yeah! That's what it's all about this year. |
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I have also gotten a bobcat on camera starting around 2020. I email the ODNR when I first saw it and they were very interested. Here is what their biologist had to say about it…. Hi ZW17, I received a message that you captured a picture of a bobcat on your trail camera, and are looking for some information on bobcats in Licking County. Thanks for reaching out about this sighting. We collect reports of sightings from the public to track the distribution of bobcats. Licking County is on the western edge of the current distribution of bobcats in Ohio. The first confirmed sighting in Licking county was in 2006, but after that we didn’t receive another confirmed sighting until 2013. Confirmed sightings have some sort of evidence (photo, roadkill, etc.) that we can use to verify that the animal seen was in fact a bobcat. We’ve received less than 10 confirmed sightings each year from Licking county, although the number of confirmed sightings has gone up each of the past 3 years. In 2019 we received 9 confirmed sightings from Licking County, in comparison to 35 confirmed sightings in Muskingum County the same year. Most of the sightings reported in Licking county are in the eastern half of the county. All that is to say, sightings in Licking county aren’t very common, so if you’d be willing to share the trail camera picture with us, and provide some information on the location of your sighting (GPS coordinates, address, or nearest cross streets), that would be very useful information to add to our sightings database. You can either send this information directly to me, or submit it through our online sightings database |
What is a democrat? Someone who wants everything you have, except for your job.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
What is a democrat? Someone who wants everything you have, except for your job.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
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I know everything is going to naturally re-pattern in a week when the season starts, but having no sightings was starting to worry me. That running buck will be nice if you can get him. I'm not necessarily looking for a trophy this year. I have a few goals to fill the freezer. 1) Take one with my compound bow. I've only ever used crossbow, but I've been practicing and want a bit of a challenge. 2) Get both the boys on one. That would be more than enough to fill the freezer, and have a nice season. |
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Originally Posted By tweiss3: I know everything is going to naturally re-pattern in a week when the season starts, but having no sightings was starting to worry me. That running buck will be nice if you can get him. I'm not necessarily looking for a trophy this year. I have a few goals to fill the freezer. 1) Take one with my compound bow. I've only ever used crossbow, but I've been practicing and want a bit of a challenge. 2) Get both the boys on one. That would be more than enough to fill the freezer, and have a nice season. What part of Ohio are you hunting? Public or private? Lots of pressure? I am amazed you only have one doe on camera. I guess I take it for granted where I hunt. I don’t know that I have ever been skunked on cameras. Every night I have something. |
What is a democrat? Someone who wants everything you have, except for your job.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
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Originally Posted By AJE: I bought batteries but never got my cams out ![]() I probably won't hunt until later in October anyway. You got your big boy, you can afford to settle down and leave some horns for the rest of us.
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What is a democrat? Someone who wants everything you have, except for your job.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors.
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Originally Posted By ZW17: What part of Ohio are you hunting? Public or private? Lots of pressure? I am amazed you only have one doe on camera. I guess I take it for granted where I hunt. I don’t know that I have ever been skunked on cameras. Every night I have something. Private land in Medina County. There isn't a ton of pressure, but the feeder does a decent job late season getting something to show up. Southern Ohio seems to have dried up, so I haven't had the option of being invited down there in years. I'm not completely skunked, just on deer. I see racoons and other wildlife almost every day. |





