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The lead coyote has little concern for the camera light. Second is in quite a hurry.

Just as the mountain lion moves off the screen, a second lion (in the top right quarter) also moves off-screen.

Whatever they're pursuing, it was not caught on camera. Note 5 minutes pass between their chase and return clips. Wolves are very common here. Are these wolves or coyotes?

Bull Elk following a cow and calf in Stevens County, WA.

Right after putting out a new salt block, a bitch coyote does this!

This fawn looks like it is as new as they get. :)

Thirteen elk pass through our 'deer alley' at Starvation Acres.

This yodel-dog has spotted my camera but isn't quite sure what he's looking at. LOL

After a good ride on a hot summer day, nothing is better than a good roll in the dust.

Deer have been licking and rubbing on this stick fairly often.

Whitetail fawn approaches hen and poult wild turkey in the deer bedding area.

Compilation of predator clips and stills caught on my trail cameras in the past couple of years. Coyotes, mountain lions, bobcats, bears, and even a radio collared wolf.

Whitetail fawn playing with its mother in Steven's County, WA.

Wild turkey hen with two poults decided to spend a little time in front of my camera.

A brief glimpse of a big cat cruising a deer bedding area only 50 yards from our camp in Steven's County, WA.

Our cameras have seen mostly does and spike bucks until this little bachelor herd strolled through one night.

Captured on trail camera at over 5,200' elevation in the Blue Mountains of Washington State.

Got a wolf, wearing a radio collar, on the camera just up the hill from our private camp. It appears to be as tall as the deer we've recorded here.

Young whitetail buck approaches my camera in the Selkirk Mountains.

These densely forested patches are a favorite bedding area for whitetail deer in the Selkirk Mountains.

Bull Elk approaches camera during 100 degree heat wave in Eastern Washington State.

Seven minutes earlier, I saw this bear about 80 yards from this camera. Imagine hearing this purring next to your tent at night, then stepping out to shoo away the raccoons!

What a sound this squirrel makes when gnawing on an elk antler! This might be a bit startling to hear in the 'dark forest'.

Squirrels can look so very stressed out at times.

Wild turkey yelping to find the flock. Good reference for a hunter learning to call turkeys.