And a few photos

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Here is a video from a fun run we had a young tom go in a culvert and got lucky to get some cool footage.

http://www.i-videowildlife.com/Jake-Cut ... ert-Cougar

Are there lynx in Ontario?

Where we've elk hunted for a long time there used to be a 2 or 3 guys living in separate hand made shacks or remnants of old campers that looked like some freaky dudes. It was in the bottom driving out on a mountain road we never did stop and say hello. It's been a few years since they haven't been ...

Haha. Now someday you're going to have to really get him his own dog!

That's really interesting. I sure don't know.

Mark I completely agree. As a former flag boy in the early 2000s, I wonder if they still do that in some schools? I sure hope so.

Here's a video I was lucky enough to take a couple years ago of a tom and screaming female. Click the link to watch it at ivideowildlife's website.

http://www.i-videowildlife.com/our-obse ... ake-cutler

I'm no expert, but I think your best bet to get some trail camera pictures is to find a scrape line or a kill. I like to set cameras in dry creek beds, below rock walls, or just on game trails. Good luck!

Nice video! And good looking red dogs. I do the same thing when I go to make a video I think "man is that all I got?"

Right on, looks like a nice little dog.

jcathunter, what's that little red dog at 2:50?

Obviously, there is never a guarantee that you'll find a track in a day, so it's a tough question to answer. I drive until I find a track. If I don't find one after my normal route I'll get out a walk a mile or two. I would say at most I drive about 60 miles in a day (not including getting to ...

Awesome story! I could feel your excitement as I read it. Thanks for sharing.