I thought you mentioned being a marine before but my memory is great some times and terrible other times.

 

I may have; I don't remember

 

Before my brother went on vacation he was talking about game cameras. I don't how many he has but he can't keep track of them. One may have still been on a tree 280 miles away at camp. When he gets back I'll try to remember to ask him if he got any good pics.

 

I don't have any trail cameras myself, but only because I'm too far away to maintain them.

 

There's not much wildlife to see around here if you don't count hood rats.

 

They make good target practice but they ain't good eat'n...

 

They are starting to show up.

 

Some of this years backyard pics.

 

That's a good looking buck, posing like a model for the last pic.

 

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