Last post was an example of the unexpected when it comes to photos captured on Trail-cameras. What is the desired objective? …beautiful animals of course. I started placing a series of cameras out in July in two main areas that are full of wildlife. Nevada State Game Laws makes the placement of Trail-cameras illegal after August 1 of each year until January 1 of the following year in the interest of fair chase. My goal is photographing animals not hunting them in this application, but I am still subject to the law. I obtained permission to place these cameras on private property which is legal. I am seeing lots of large Mule Deer bucks along with does and fawns. The cameras have also captured a skunk, coyotes and feral horses. While Trail-cameras don’t take high quality photos the pictures are hopefully going to increase my odds of getting good pictures with my real camera. Here are some examples from the last few months.
Northern Desert Photography 
I know what you mean, but those are actually respectably good photos for a trail camera.
Thanks. I like what I am seeing.
I have a couple of trail cams in the woodslands around my home too.
They are fun aren’t they? 🙂
Lots of fun. 😉
Excellent photos! Beautiful shot! Well shared thanks 👍
Thank you! 🙂
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When I was a kid, and started seeing some of these things in the world, I felt like a visitor from somewhere else. Wonderful.
We love our trailcams simply to see what’s out there and too shy to stick around when we’re there…. it all adds to our knowledge of what is going on in our neighborhood! (and FUN, too!) 😉
I so agree! I am loving running a whole string of these and seeing so much wildlife. 🙂
Beautiful!
Thank you. 🙂