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Well, this is sort of red neck to dump dead animals visibly on the highway like this but for some reason this scene is now striking my funnybone a little bit.

Yesterday I noticed a dead hog here on the side of the road. Today there is a dead coyote now resting peacefully with the dead hog.

I wonder who else will be taking a dirt nap with them tomorrow?

For some reason this was exceedingly difficult for me to post this picture.

I’m guessing there is a maximum size limit on photo that can be uploaded?

Only way I know how to reduce the size of a photo while using an iPhone is to email. It will give you an option to choose what size photo you want to send.

So I had to send myself an email with the next smaller size file attachment before it would let me place the photo in line.

How about y'all make an option where we can be paying members and give us larger file size capabilities? I just bought a new iPhone replace the one I dropped in while hunting over the weekend and apparently the photos are now much larger than they used to be.

Also, I held my phone vertically when I took the photo. Why is the image posted on this website oriented 90°?

You could host them at postimage.org for real simple tool and place to save them. Not that your issue can't be solved here but good luck....

http://postimages.org/

Denduke wrote:You could host them at postimage.org for real simple tool and place to save them. Not that your issue can't be solved here but good luck....

http://postimages.org/

Thanks I should probably look into that now that photo bucket has taken a dump. I really haven’t given a whole lot of thought to an alternative hosting site because most of the web forms I visit allow for photo uploads like this one does.

Thanks.

Bonus points if anyone knows where the dead bodies are located??

Maybe there will be a bobcat tomorrow.

peewee wrote:Maybe there will be a bobcat tomorrow.

Or a weasel....named Scott Strickland.

peewee wrote:Maybe there will be a bobcat tomorrow.

I wouldn’t put it passed a bobcat to join that group, here’s one my friend saw that pounced on a deer he shot one time.

I saw that also. I thought it was odd as well

Be interesting to see if the pile keeps growing.

I saw those as well on 49 just north of YC. Thought it was an odd spot to leave them.

If anyone is going by there today please report your findings. I may not have time to today.

Wildfowler wrote:

peewee wrote:Maybe there will be a bobcat tomorrow.

I wouldn’t put it passed a bobcat to join that group, here’s one my friend saw that pounced on a deer he shot one time.

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Bobcats are pretty viscious predators. They will smoke turkeys walking down wood roads. Our camp has been cut hard so the turkeys use the roads alot. With the sides of the roads being thick it makes easy cover for bobcats.

I have a couple of cats on camera. What's the best way harvest one? Bait? or just be lucky enough to be sitting on a deer stand when they decide to show up?

eSJay wrote:I have a couple of cats on camera. What's the best way harvest one? Bait? or just be lucky enough to be sitting on a deer stand when they decide to show up?

call them in.

hntrpat1 wrote:

eSJay wrote:I have a couple of cats on camera. What's the best way harvest one? Bait? or just be lucky enough to be sitting on a deer stand when they decide to show up?

call them in.

What he said.

that fancy electronic call you and joe went in on has a wounded rabbit on it...or you can really confuse 'em where we are and use a turkey call.