"REACHING OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS THROUGH OUR NETWORK OF OVER 350 WEB SITES"
Old Deer Hunter Observations
May 23 2007
| Written By - 724outdoor.com - 05/23/2007 | |
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A Typical Day at the Feeding Station
| A day at the feeding station brings many visitors of all sizes and shapes. From the deer and turkeys we are used to seeing to the raccoons, opossums, crows, foxes, and squirrels, the feeding station is a very lively place throughout the night and day time. It is interesting to see the dynamics at work as each animal finds his/her time and place with regards to his/her status in the wild. Surprisingly, most animals are at ease with the competition. While the pictures are static and calm, short burst videos show that the action can be fast and furious at the feeding stations. Visit our video button to see some real action at the feeding stations. |
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The crows are usually the earliest daylight visitors. |
The turkeys visit early, late and sometimes in the middle of the day. |
The squirrels visit early. 10 Squirrels make it on this morning. |
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A gray fox and a doe time their visits together. |
A doe and an opossum do a stare down. |
The future spike buck and the |
