TIN CAMP - This is the Last One...

[jeeeep]

Sure wish I were still out here at Tin Camp to see this small herd of Elk passing though to get a drink from our pond this morning.

 

[wayoflife]

While we see a deer here and there almost on a daily basis, it's been a while since we've seen a herd of them pass through Tin Camp. Funny how they showed up a day after the Elk but then, it always seems like they follow close behind.

 

[wayoflife]

Along with the snow, the coyotes are back.

Hard to believe how nice it was out here just a week ago.

 

[wayoflife]

I really have no idea what the allure is but whether it be elk or deer, they all seem to have a thing about licking our cameras

 

[WJCO]

I really have no idea what the allure is but whether it be elk or deer, they all seem to have a thing about licking our cameras

So funny. I wonder if because it's high desert, there's just nothing out there like that and they think it's food related lol. Like it really stands out. I've had them sniff mine before but not often.

 

[circlepete]

I really have no idea what the allure is but whether it be elk or deer, they all seem to have a thing about licking our cameras

Just cleaning the dust off so you can see them more clearly...lol

 

[OverlanderJK]

I need to go put my dick on that post.

 

[WJCO]

I need to go put my dick on that post.

 

[jeeeep]

I really have no idea what the allure is but whether it be elk or deer, they all seem to have a thing about licking our cameras

deer sign language letting you know they are tasty and ready

 

[wayoflife]

This clip is from about a week ago but we've been busy out in Moab. Anyway, as you can see, it's a Coyote making its way up to the front gate and to sniff a rock and probably because Ripley always does too. Hell, even I always wonder what it is whenever I see it in the camera LOL

 

[wayoflife]

Elk are a common sight at Tin Camp but what isn't so common is seeing just one make it's way across the property. Anyway, I thought the shot of this lone one was pretty as it walked by at sunset.

 

[wayoflife]

A herd of elk passing though Tin Camp is a common sight but they typically come early in the morning or just after dusk settles in. Needless to say, to see them out in the pasture and walking up toward the well in broad day light made me want to post up these clips of them.

 

[jeeeep]

A herd of elk passing though Tin Camp is a common sight but they typically come early in the morning or just after dusk settles in. Needless to say, to see them out in the pasture and walking up toward the well in broad day light made me want to post up these clips of them.

pretty cool.
that camera produces clear images

 

[Sharkey]

A herd of elk passing though Tin Camp is a common sight but they typically come early in the morning or just after dusk settles in. Needless to say, to see them out in the pasture and walking up toward the well in broad day light made me want to post up these clips of them.

It’s really cool to hear big bulls bugle as the sun comes up and they move the herd into the trees.

 

[wayoflife]

Whether it's just one or a whole herd, elk in the pasture and in broad daylight is becoming a daily experience lately.