Habitat-Talks November 2023 Trail cam contest

[Bill]

1. Photos submitted for the contest must have been taken by a trail camera during the current month or the month prior. Example= To be eligible for the June 2023 contest, the photo must have been taken with a trail camera during May 2023 or June 2023.
2. Photos must be submitted on or before the last day of the month for the contest to be eligible. Example= March 31st is the last day to enter a photo in the March contest.
3. The winner is decided by the photo that receives the most "likes", counted on the 10th day after the end of the month. Example= Photo with the most "likes" on July 10th is the winner of the June contest. In the event of a tie the photo that was posted first will be deemed the winner.
4. Members can submit up to 5 photos per contest (one photo per post), however no photo can be submitted into more than one contest.
5. Members can "like" as many photos as they wish. (Participation is key to this working. Don't wait until the end of the month to vote for a winner, "like" photos as they are posted if you like them).
6. Categories to be announced on a monthly basis.
7. Any and all disputes or questionable entries will be reviewed by Admin and handled accordingly.
8. The category for this month is restricted to (No restrictions)

This year no monthly prizes but we’ll put all monthly winners in a best of best for a really nice custom built knife set by @tooln

 

[hillrunner]

Well this was a surprise

 

[Howboutthemdawgs]

Well this was a surprise View attachment 59252

Are you serious!?!!

 

[hillrunner]

Are you serious!?!!

That's not even the biggest surprise I've had on this ridge. I got a bull elk a couple years ago in this same spot.

 

[Howboutthemdawgs]

That's not even the biggest surprise I've had on this ridge. I got a bull elk a couple years ago in this same spot.

Iowa right?

 

[hillrunner]

Iowa right?

yes

 

[Bill]

Wow! I've heard of them around. Never seen one.

 

[Robert86]

 

[Robert86]

 

[Mortenson]

Well this was a surprise View attachment 59252

How frequent is it that those things take down a deer hunter?

 

[hillrunner]

How frequent is it that those things take down a deer hunter?

I'm not an expert on them by any stretch. I'm not afraid of it though. I was up on that ridge in the dark the next morning with my bow.

 

[buckdeer1]

They have had pics of several in Kansas this year.I'm sure some are wild and have traveled but I also know there used to be 4 or 5 around here that people had in pens

 

[buckdeer1]

Here we go sweet November

 

[buckdeer1]

I couldn't leave this guy out

 

[T-Max]

I couldn't this guy out

Yes, please!


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[Huntingisawayoflife]

This guy is making more frequent visits..

 

[Telemark]

This guy has a lot of promise, but needs two or three years to really become a stud.

 

[omicron1792]

Really good deer for my area

 

[bigbendmarine]

No worries if videos can't officially count, but this one was just too funny not to share. First time capturing footage of a belly-sliding bear so I'm left wondering if the bear was:
A) simply scratching an itch, B) scent marking, C) releasing (or building?!) sexual tension, or D) all of the above?! Best of all, though, is that spring-loaded bunny hop at the end!

 

[Catscratch]