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Old 07-28-2008, 04:47 PM
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Default Trail cam over a gut pile?

I've always been amazed at how fast a gut pile can disappear in the woods.

Has anyone ever put out a trail camera over their gut pile just to see what's eating that stuff?

I'm guessing coyotes for sure, but what else?
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Old 07-28-2008, 05:05 PM
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I think there is a post in trail cam forum about "spooky photos". One is a cam over a roadkill deer. Its got buzzards all around it. Down here you'd have photo after photo of oppossums and coons. Its an idea though, if I ever have a chance I may try it.
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Old 07-28-2008, 05:06 PM
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Every year I say I am going to do this & keep my trail cam in the truck to do so. I haven't yet, but I keep saying it. Maybe this year is the year. [8D]
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Old 07-28-2008, 05:14 PM
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Someone did this a good while back, I can't remember who.

I remember seeinga lot of birds on the pile, though.
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I've seen deer eat the gut piles as well. I couldn't believe it!
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You wouldn't think it but turkey do to!
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I keep saying I'm gonna try that but its usually the last thing on my mind. So it never gets done.
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Now there is an idea that is worth trying. I really am gonna do that this year. Thanks.
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Old 07-28-2008, 06:40 PM
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Every year I say I am going to do this & keep my trail cam in the truck to do so. I haven't yet, but I keep saying it. Maybe this year is the year. [8D]
I've been telling myself that very same thing for years now!I hunt some state land where numerous people (DNR's too)swear there are yotes. In 7 years of hunting there, I've yet to see/hear one, ever. So, I keep telling myself to do what we're talking about. Maybe this year.
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I've seen deer eat the gut piles as well. I couldn't believe it!
Maybe the Deer had rabies??

OR

You had ten too many!
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