Looking at the first picture, you can clearly see the mineral block sitting on a rock right in front of the tree, but in all of the other pictures, it's not visible. That's because they ate the whole 33+ pound block in about a week! I wasn't sure how long it would last, but I was thinking at least a month or so. They loved that mineral lick, especially the squirrels. I must have 450 pictures of them climbing and gnawing on it. Sometimes, there are two or three squirrels visible in the same picture.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Trail Cam Pics
After setting up the trail camera last week, I couldn't wait to go back up to the cabin and check on the pictures that we captured. I took a vacation day from work on Monday 3/21 to go up and meet with a person from Penelec. The first thing that I did when I got out of the car was to go over and pluck the memory card out of the trail cam. I wasn't sure how many pictures to expect, but I was just hoping to have some good ones. Imagine my surprise when I popped the card into my camera and saw 560 pictures! Granted, probably 3/4 of them are squirrels nibbling away on the mineral lick, but we did get some really good pictures of deer, a raccoon and what I think might be an opossum.
Looking at the first picture, you can clearly see the mineral block sitting on a rock right in front of the tree, but in all of the other pictures, it's not visible. That's because they ate the whole 33+ pound block in about a week! I wasn't sure how long it would last, but I was thinking at least a month or so. They loved that mineral lick, especially the squirrels. I must have 450 pictures of them climbing and gnawing on it. Sometimes, there are two or three squirrels visible in the same picture.





Looking at the first picture, you can clearly see the mineral block sitting on a rock right in front of the tree, but in all of the other pictures, it's not visible. That's because they ate the whole 33+ pound block in about a week! I wasn't sure how long it would last, but I was thinking at least a month or so. They loved that mineral lick, especially the squirrels. I must have 450 pictures of them climbing and gnawing on it. Sometimes, there are two or three squirrels visible in the same picture.
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