Instead of starting a new thread, will pitch this in here.
Game camera. Mike who does the anvil shooting, buys all the latest junk. Then expects me to teach him how to use it.:smack:

You have been unusually successful in playing with that one. What gives, did you let everybody in the neighborhood know there's a party going on? What a Disney moment!! 3 'coon, 2 deer, a fox, and something that's too shy to photograph well, but he's looking right at the camera ...

That's a fox? Looks like a treestump to me. But what do I know?

Zip. Great pic, though!

It was reddish. I thought it was a fox. Looking back over it's shoulder.

Please, someone else agree with me.

Maybe it was the chianti ...

It does kinda look like it could be a fox...or a stump, I don't know. :o

I would of thought a fox would be too wary of being so close to the other animals. Are red fox common in your area, Buster?

I think it's a stump. Maybe the set of eyes are another coon. We have red fox here. The coons will eat the corn, but not sure it's on a fox menue?

After looking at original photo, there is something else in back ground & I don't think the eyes belong to the body. I still think the eyes are a coon.

Definitely a coon with glowing eyes on the tree to the left. Or an alien.

I guess I wouldn't bet my life that the other thing is a stump. Fun to speculate, though.

The coons will eat the corn, but not sure it's on a fox menue?

Yeah, it is. Foxes eat most anything.

Yep, Racoon.
It's possible it's an opossum, but the broad face and pointy nose looks like a racoon, and possums have beady eyes. It's not a fox, though. Foxes don't climb trees like that.


:alien:

You almost have to look at this thread when you see this on the home page. :eek:

The cougar looks good and dead to me from just the first picture. Its side appears to have a considerable hole from decomposition and the cat's head and limbs are quite limp and freemoving for a cougar being held by the base of the tail by what it would consider a 4-course meal.

I've heard stories of equines going after snakes, but never a cougar. I'd have to agree on the "already dead" part.

I actually considered several increasingly horrible puns to introduce this, but I couldn't handle using any of them.