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Not sure what kind of Owl. But a real nice capture. Thanks for watching

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Plenty of big bucks around here. Always nice to see. Thank you for watching

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I use over a dozen different cameras. If you could be more specific in what caught your curiosity in the video?

@@outdoorcentralpennsylvaniathe opening with the blue jay. All I ever use is cheap cameras that I get rid of when they stop working.

@@gsdfan8455 Left corner of the video shows you an IZEEKER 220 trail camera, it is solar also.

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Just south of State College, Pa

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Thanks for watching. I think the fox look larger, all furred up, tails are big. Thanks again.

Yes, they seem ready for winter. Thanks for watching

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Looked like it, but was just rain, temps in the 50's

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It took more than a few chickens from a local farmer. Thanks for watching.

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The natural sound is what I like. If there isn't no sound, so be it. Thanks for the comment.

Myself, IZeeker IG 400, 600, Ceyomur CY95. Thanks for the question.

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Thank you for the kind words. Just keep the cameras out and sooner or later it will happen. Good luck!

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Thanks for the kind words. Yes, the more cameras the more animals you should see. Good luck

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Hello, the fox seen in this video are Gray Fox. My area is heavy with Gray Fox. My son lives 20 miles west of here, only Red Fox. Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you have not already. Thank you.

Yes, the Gray Fox got close, and the skunk let the fox know it. Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven't already. Thanks.

Not sure what about? Territory maybe? Thanks for the comment and Thanks for watching. Please subscribe if your not already.

I deliberately left a section of property fencing open so they would not have to stretch under the fence. Go figure. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. I like the fox too. But we have mainly Gray Fox. Gray Fox chase the Red Fox away and the Coyotes chase the Gray Fox away. Thanks for watching.

Beautiful creatures!!

@@haz2721 Agreed.

Thanks for sharing. I always like to see the critters. Aren’t you tempted to feed them to make their lives easier?

@@rosemaryowens7290 I do throw loose corn in certain areas. But I think they are able to provide enough to survive.

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Yes, I would think so too. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

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Yes, I did. They would not leave my bird bath alone. Happy Easter to you also. Thanks for watching.

No, just moved some around. Thanks for the comment.

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