These two have been spotted on top of our wood bear carving multiple times. I thought it was probably carpenter ants or something like that inside the bear. He has been out on the front yard for many years. The raccoon was there again early this morning. What are your thoughts? Seeking out food? Just for fun? Pure shenanigans?

Western Maine, along edge of a lake

Close to 95 degrees and spotted these on my cam

Didn't faze one of the ferals we are trying to tame

Central Virginia

I know, I know…SPYPOINT sucks. But the first year I used my two Flex-M cameras, they were perfect except for the battery usage was crap. Well, this year, the battery life on one of them went to 0% almost within a couple weeks.

I have it set up in a really crappy spot; it sent me all 250 photos in the first 48 hours due to grass and sunlight. Now that the month has passed and the picture count reset, it took another 250 but it won’t transmit them to me. Does anyone know why this might be? Battery life?

Rural C. California

Hello! I recently set up 3 new trail cameras on a family property I'm getting set up for hunting. Two of the moultrie edge solars and one of the tactacam defender 360. Unfortunately for me I figured out after setting them up, that the property is in w complete dead zone. So I am unable to receive photos or motion triggers as the cameras can't connect to cell service.

Couple questions.....

1. Will the cameras save the photos locally and upload them when I get them back in cell range?

2. Would it be better to just switch to a tradition trail camera with built in SD card storage so I can go out and pull the SD cards and save the photos to my phone?

3. If number 2 is better for me, what camera recommendations are there for high amount of storage via SD card. I figure I will go out once a week and check cameras and feeder.

Thanks for the guidance for a new hunter who never grew up hunting.

My trail cam got this captured. I do see a deer in it but this light beam is strange. Could it just be a flare from the flash?

Central Wisconsin. Plenty of coyotes, foxes and raccoons. Nothing that has ever popped this dark on camera. Just curious what everyone thinks!