A buddy of mine emailed me the following. Very cool pictures, thought I'd share the series:

"Take a look at what shows up at a stock tank in dry weather. For those of you that have never hunted in South Texas: sometimes we post motion detector cameras at our feeders/tanks to see what is going on - check out this sequence at one water tank."


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Those are some very cool pics. I was not expecting that last picture at all. :-)
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:-)

Pic number four WTF is that!?

I see you caught Silverfox in number 5. :-)
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Some good hunting there. :-)
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Shhhhhhhhhhh I was tryin to be sneaky
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Sorry Fox I meant 5. (Old guy typo)
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Very cool pics. The first one is my favorite.
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I was. :-)
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The wildlife is amazing there. The Latino guys...not so much.
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There's a reason why most people don't lock their doors at hunting ranches in south Texas. Locked or unlocked, they'll get in.
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O.k., that was CRAZY- Man, Picture #1, and the last picture just threw me off guard. Makes me watch over my back when I walk around the woods now.

But that is a really interesting idea. I have some property up in the mountains of Eastern Oregon with a source to some well water, would be interesting to put a tank up there and a camera to see what comes around. Thanks for the idea!
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Cat feeding station. Our cougars are a lot smaller than those.
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Holy crap that's an awesome picture!
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Not if you're the deer.
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Did you bag the game in the last picture? oops :-)
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Awesome - just never know whats going on around your property when the sun goes down........... I could do it here but we don't have any interesting wildlife here!!
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:-) :-) Time for armed security out there... :-)
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Or having the cat in the area at the same time as the illegals.:-)
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yea that sucks about the illegals.

awesome pictures though, thanks a ton for sharing.
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