Whitetail Deer & a Raccoon; New Pictures Added Today

• Whitetail Deer & a Raccoon; New Pictures Added Today
  Posted by txlabman on 23 Oct, 2020 11:43
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  Posted by Stoker on 23 Oct, 2020 12:06
• Cute little guys learning sparring, but that is one serious BIG buck you caught by the feeder!!!
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  Posted by Nick on 23 Oct, 2020 14:22
• Awesome Buck, raccoon looks like he needs some food in him 
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  Posted by Jim on 23 Oct, 2020 18:55
• Fantastic seeing these photos.
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  Posted by txlabman on 24 Oct, 2020 06:17
• Here are a few from the Outhouse Blind last night with my 500mm lens.
  
  And one of a bird that flew in the trail camera.
  
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  Posted by txlabman on 25 Oct, 2020 12:24
• A few pictures from yesterday:
  
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  Posted by Stoker on 25 Oct, 2020 16:39
• Someone is missing a little right side symmetry. Must be a story behind that somewhere, or a genetic misfortune.
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  Posted by oilfield_steam on 26 Oct, 2020 08:24
• Wow...!
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  Posted by Nick on 26 Oct, 2020 23:16
• Charlie, what’s the story with the small fenced in areas? Are you keeping some of them as pets? 
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  Posted by txlabman on 17 Nov, 2020 14:34
• Quote from: Nick on 26 Oct, 2020 23:16

  Charlie, what’s the story with the small fenced in areas? Are you keeping some of them as pets? 
  

  
  Keeps the Wild Hogs from tearing up the feeders.
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  Posted by Nick on 17 Nov, 2020 14:37
• Quote from: txlabman on 17 Nov, 2020 14:34

  Quote from: Nick on 26 Oct, 2020 23:16

  Charlie, what’s the story with the small fenced in areas? Are you keeping some of them as pets? 
  

  
  Keeps the Wild Hogs from tearing up the feeders.
  

  
  Good idea, not something we have to worry about around here
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