i'm with you. We have 16 cameras ( besides 1 cell camera ) on 80 acres ( 3 or 4 are on gate and cabin, the rest are on 3 miles of trail that meanders thru the 80 acres. Wife and I ride on the ATV to gather SD cards about very 10-14 days. then we take them home ( I have 32 SD cards ) and enjoy checking them out together on the computer.
That is about my schedule, 10-14 days on average with more during season. I then put the photos on Flickr so that I can look at them easily whenever I want.
Congrats on the twins! I’m a bit surprised twins are that uncommon for you though. Historically, twins are quite a bit more common than singles on my place. We get some triplets, but not many.Having watched these fawns on camera for a few days, I’m now confident they’re the twins of this doe. I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a doe on my place with twins. I’m beyond excited.
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There’s a feed lot next to my place that dumps 150+/- yearling a year on their place, and they let other farmers in the area bring their dead and dump them too. Needless to say, there’s a coyote problem that’s basically going unchecked except for a couple guys I let hunt my place.
Ive read that as well, which is why im surprised retrieverman doesn’t have more twins. But it sounds like the coyotes attracted by the feedlot might be artificially deflating his fawn recruitment numbers.
