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Last August I set one of my Primos trail cameras on video. I took many short thirty second videos of does and their fawns feeding on corn, potatoes and apples. My friend combined my short video into one longer one. He also added background music to the video. I will post the video link inside my first comment. What do you think of the video? Did you see what the doe did to that one fawn that was bothering her?
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And so nature goes...
Gary, how do you post a link and have it in blue? When i copy and paste one they show up in black.Comment
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You have to put in a hyper link jhimboComment
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jhjimbo, this is how I do it.
1. Move your mouse arrow to the website link.
2. Right click on the link.
3. Right click on the word "copy" when it comes up
4. Go into the F&S website on the "Post an Answer" box where you write your comments.
5. Point the mouse arrow in the box and right click.
6. Then click on the word "Paste" when it comes up on your screen.
7. When the link comes up delete the beginning part of the link. Your link should start with the three w's.
8. When you submit it. F&S will ask you to match the five numbers or letters at the bottom of the page.
9. After you click in the same five letter or number code at the bottom click on the submit button.
Good Luck!
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I forgot to mention that the deer in the video were also eating horse feed with molasses.
The link below is my first New Jersey black bear video from last year during the summer months.
I only had the trail camera set on thirty seconds of video.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WUNT-4lsVs&feature=youtu.beComment
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Not knowing the time this was taken during the summer, to me it looked like the fawn nipped her on the shoulder just before being kicked - I suspect it was begging to nurse and she was letting it know that it was weaned now... or that it was not yet time for some liquid lunch.Comment
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Not knowing the time this was taken during the summer, to me it looked like the fawn nipped her on the shoulder just before being kicked - I suspect it was begging to nurse and she was letting it know that it was weaned now... or that it was not yet time for some liquid lunch.Comment
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Sorry about two posts - it told me that the site link had been lost before completing the send on the first post...Comment
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Woods, before the deer video started it had "August 2012" printed across the screen.Comment
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