The video below of a doe feeding and grooming her fawn was a lucky, incidental capture by a trail camera that was targeting an otter latrine in MA. The otters had long since finished their springtime latrine celebrations by the … Continue reading →
A deer scrape is a scenting area where the animals scrape their hoofs on the ground and chew, mouth, or nose the end of a thin, low, overhanging branch. They sometimes urinate on the scrape, allowing the urine to run … Continue reading →
We northwoods snow trackers are so used to seeing sign of moose browsing and incisor scraping on tree and shrubs in winter that we forget about the moose’s summer diet. As is true of many herbivores, the moose’s diet varies … Continue reading →
You never know what you’re going to get with your trail camera. I set one low to the ground at an otter rolling site, hoping to get nice photos of a big, wet weasel, and it just so happened that … Continue reading →
