Trail cameras

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Re: Trail cameras

Postby lissie » 09 Jun 2015, 15:29

The video on ours runs for 60 secs which is good :D
We have been filming now for a couple of years and it is
amazing what roams in the garden at night :D I often
wonder how i would feel if a human turned up :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
terrified i reckon :o

lissie :D
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Re: Trail cameras

Postby Workingman » 09 Jun 2015, 15:52

meriad wrote: :lol: :lol: Go for it Frank

I'll pick your brains at the meet.... :D :D

Lissie wrote:I often wonder how i would feel if a human turned up :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Eeek! Esp if it was eating the food you put out... :o :shock: :roll:
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Re: Trail cameras

Postby miasmum » 09 Jun 2015, 20:48

I feel very differently about foxes because I know they'd kill my girls purely for fun :evil:
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Re: Trail cameras

Postby Workingman » 09 Jun 2015, 22:19

Understandable, Shell. It is what they do, and they do not always do it for food.

On the other hand they are one of our most handsome predators, along with badgers.

Marmite; we either love them or hate them.
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Re: Trail cameras

Postby miasmum » 09 Jun 2015, 22:35

They don't Frank, my friend came home to find her four girls all dead. None had been taken away but it was total carnage.

I have a photo of two foxes sitting on the top of my shed, back in about 2001 prior to chickens. The shed is now in the chicken run. They were beautiful.
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