A groundhog out for a walk and some coons

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A groundhog out for a walk and some coons

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It got up into the 40's so I guess this guy wanted to stretch his legs a bit.

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Can't say that I've caught a groundhog on cam before. Is that a rub behind him?
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Nope. We have a ton of porcupines in this area and that is where one ate the bark off the tree. There are some rubs in the background, but I don't think you can see them in the photo. There is a field ahead and to the right of the photo, and elk travel through here as well as whitetails since there is little cover here.
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Re: A groundhog out for a walk and some coons

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Sure be neat if you got some porky pics Tony...
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Re: A groundhog out for a walk and some coons

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There is one living under an abandoned trailer about 300 yards behind this cam. I might shove a cam under that porch once I get another IR cam done. Too many people drive back there even though its a private drive.
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