In areas where the weight of bears and cattle aren't a worry, staking cam traps at mid-size mammal eye-height can sometimes yield interesting interactions and photogenic POVs.
Such as these recently retrieved pics a couple of charming coyotes left over the last few months at one of my pygmy rabbit colony cams in Mono County.
Silly Supra-Genius. My cases are proven coyote-proof.
For reference, no scent is/was used at this scene, or on the cam. The bunny patch is the lure that brings the 'yotes, and the cam a curiosity that makes noises and has things that move inside.
And, of course, there has to be a serene sunset shot. It is the West, after all.
You can almost hear the yips 'n howls.
I wonder... if I connect a tennis ball shooter to the cam trap trigger, do you think I could train them to fetch? Hmmm... Might need to add an ear-scratcher too.
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References:
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - The Dog Days
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - Bunny Zone 3 - Los Sympaticos
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - Pygmy Rabbitat Round-up
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - I Brake for Brachys
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - Song Dogs of the Santa Cruz Mountains
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - Coyote Cute
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - Coyote Cute - The Day After
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