Sitka Blacktail Deer near Ketchikan, Alaska
















































































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This is my last camera with photos from last year. Deep snow limited my access to my cameras last winter but I’m finally getting caught up.















































































































This camera stopped working for 4 months, then started up again, hopefully after taking it home and drying it out it will be okay for a while longer.









































































































































May 22-24

























This was the best of the 3 camera I left in this area over the winter. It watches an intersection of 3 main trails in some dark timber, and was still working fine after 6 months.

This camera stopped working after 2 weeks and then started up again in April. Hopefully after drying out it will be fine. It was set to watch a couple logs that formed a bridge over a beaver pond.

I set a camera here to watch the dam and the main trails that follow both banks of the creek.

This camera watched a beaver dam that got wiped out by our heavy rains. Animals still crossed here after the dam was destroyed but not as often so I moved it into some near by timber.

I moved a camera here to watch an intersection of 2 main trails.

I usually don’t set cameras out in the open because there is usually lot more wildlife activity in the cover, but I gave this spot a try because a lot of trails enter/exit this tree line and another trail runs parallel to it.

This camera overlooks a trail following this small creek and another trail that crosses it.
























