At least one loon has been seen this week on the south end of Devil's…
It’s #WildlifeWednesday and it’s been a few weeks since we’ve checked in on our Devil’s Lake State Park trail cams.
This time of year is when we start heading out to each camera to replace the batteries for the long winter months when, depending on the weather, we may not be able to get out to them until spring! At this time of year we also switch all of our video cameras to still shots, again to save battery power over the winter.
This time around the pictures are from one of our South Bluff cameras. While not as exciting as our past camera which was visited by bobcats and a possible wolf, it’s still nice to see who was out there! That big whitetail buck was sure hanging around!
Photos
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Coyote 
Coyote 2 
One of many turkey 
Racoon! 
Hi guy! 
How Many Photos?
Of course, we get many more photos than what we post here. Sometimes hundreds!! Sometimes a plant will grow in front of the camera and leaves will set it off 50 or more times a day! Other times squirrels live nearby and will run around in front of the camera every day, trigging tons of photos. In the end, we have to sort them out to get down to our few best shots. And sometimes, (other than the squirrels) we get nothing at all!
Past Photos?
If you want to see past captures just click here for past Critter Cam Posts.
For nearly 2 decades the Skillet Creek blog has focused on 3 main goals; To inspire you to visit and explore the Devil’s Lake region, to help you get the most your visit by sharing tips, events, and other helpful information. Lastly to advocate for our environment & wildlife and talk about how we can keep our natural areas amazing now and into the future! That last goal can sometimes cause controversy, but it’s the only way we can accomplish the first two. – Derrick Mayoleth, Owner.
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Thank You so much, Skillet Creek for these amazing pics from the Critter Cam (s) !!
When you see the beauty and grace of that Buck innocently foriging thru out the woods, it never ceases to amaze me that people take pleasure in hunting these magnificent creatures for the “sport” . I truly understand hunting to put meat on the table for your Family but when you are affluent and don’t need the meat because you are financially stable, to kill for the sake of the hunt is heart wrenching. I do respect their right to do so legally BUT…………………………….