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I did! I did!

I am using Ceyomur CY95 solar-powered trail cameras. I switched to solar to use fewer batteries and was delighted to find I was getting much better quality video than from my previous cameras.

Indeed!

@pestruckman I lived in Machias late '90s, had a friend on Gardner Lake who swore he saw a mountain lion (not bobcat) twice, long tail etc.

@@p1nesap I believe it! There have been occasional ones documented (two were unfortunately killed by cars) in eastern Canada and the young males are known for picking a direction and traveling long distances looking for a territory and a mate. They did ID tracks in Maine some years ago (of an adult, witness saw a mother with two cubs, but the substrate was such they couldn't confirm the cubs but there is no reason to doubt him). If you know bobcats (or lynx) well, the differences are unmistakeable, I have only seen two wild mountain lions (one in California, one in Peru) but there was absolutely no question what they were.

Milbridge! We get great stuff;

The three siblings look fat and happy going into winter.

Thank you!

I have heard that geese make good protectors; trained livestock guardian dogs are also good options for protection.

@@pestruckman I didn’t know geese where thank you

Glad you like it!

Thank you, David! Yes, our animals are in good condition going into the winter. Glad to hear someone is enjoying this in Arkansas!

I am lucky to be able to live where I do!

Terrific video,keep ‘em coming

@@donaldanderson4139 Will do!

We have a local black bear, but he doesn't come by very often, haven't seen signs of him since July (you can see him on my July video ruclips.net/video/pcxNu98vXHs/видео.html and also the April-May 2024, but that is all for 2024).

You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes! And I love knowing these wonderful critters are my neighbors!

Milbridge

Very glad you enjoyed it!

Happy to share it!

Thank you! I was suprised how much better these were when I first got one. I am trying another model (75 instead of 95) and hope it will be as good. It uses the full size memory card, which I like better than the micro SD's, and you can change the angle of the solar panel a bit.

@pestruckman I have the ceyomur cy50. It works pretty good just wish the video quality was a little better. Just put it back out before the ice storm came in. Hope to get some new cameras before spring

So glad you enjoyed it! I have really been enjoying the Yukon wildlife cams, if you are looking for more wildlife videos.

Glad you enjoyed it! Happy to share!

Thanks! I just added two more locations- I hope they work out well, too.

Check the bottom of the screen

Look at the bottom of the screen, you can even see the temperature and lots more

Nice attitude. Check the bottom of the screen. Are you sure your name is Linda- and not Karen? Wow. 🙄

Glad you enjoyed it!

Many are wary at first (there is a red light they notice, and the new scent); some get used to it quickly but others remain wary for a long time. I know a biologist that wanted to study animals reactions to the traps- if some avoided the areas altogether after discovering them- but I haven't seen the results of his work yet.

Not in Maine- it is illegal here.

You can own a Pet Raccoon and other critters in Vermont, it's next to Maine.

Good luck with your cameras. If you get a decent snow, the tracks might help you figure out a place you haven't thought of yet. That's how I put in one of mine about a year ago and it has been one of my best.

@@pestruckman Yeah, im gonna be out scouting some new areas here soon, once deer season is finished up.

Americanusmickymouses.

My best guess is white-footed mouse (Peromyscus leucopus) but I am not certain of my ID.

@@pestruckman Thanks! Got one very similar on a trail cam here in CT.

That log has been popular- glad I put a camera there!

@scottnyc6572 Yes. I believe so as well. I haven't watched this video all the way yet. There's another one from Minnesota from a state park or something, I think Minnesota, but a ranger came out with some scent from an animal and put it on a tree. It was awesome to watch all the different animals, especially bears, interact with the scented tree.

So far the raccoons haven't been a problem A black bear took down one of our cameras once, but didn't break it. It made for entertaining watching!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks! Glad you are enjoying it!

Porcupine

Yes, that is a porcupine

Beaver?

There are some moose Downeast, but not lots of them. An old forest report on our property reported 'signs of moose', but there haven't been any signs of them since we bought the land (and I keep looking!).

We have a lot of skunks.There was a mother with four youngsters earlier this year. (We also get a lot of sea breezes here!)

Definitely! You should get some great critters on it. I have liked the Ceyomur solar ones I have been using. Let me know if you post on RUclips- would love to see it! Do you have Canada Lynx near you? We don't get them here.

There is some cam info below the captures. It looks like one cam is a Ceyomur CY95, and I'm guessing that the T180 and T300 are from Campark.

Yes, Ceyomu CY95 are my most recent ones, we also have a Nexcam

Awesome cams! I’m a Downeastahh too!

It’s amazing that they can all sense the camera, either from smell or sight or sound, or the infrared.

Main’ah hee’a beautiful footage. What a show! That raccoon is Huge. Thank you for sharing.

Many thanks