Trail Cam Lease Pics - Badgers

Slow opening weekend for us in Kent County but did see a lot of young deer. Checked the cams and have some pretty good looking deer and a couple of badgers.

Great pics
Thanks for sharing

Healthy lookin deer for sure!

That yote doesn't want any part of the badger.

There are no shortage of them here, they thrive in this country. Cool animals that demand respect or else....lol.

Great pics.

great pics! Outstanding 10! And yet I'd rather get a shot at that badger! I'd love to have one of those on the wall!

Everything eats corn. Even yotes and badgers

2nd deer might barely pass the AR width He is a wide dude. Surprised the Badger and Yote are so cozy in the feeder pen, did they dig under?
A lot of cool pics, thanks for sharing

Great pics!!

Guess I need to get a day hunt in Kent county to check badger off my check list...good looking deer.

Great looking pics! Thanks for sharing.

Cool pics.

Fun Fact: sometimes coyotes and badgers hunt together. I had no idea until I saw them together at my ranch in south Texas. Looked up some info and sure enough, they are often a hunting team. Here's one of many articles about it:

Article on Coyotes and Badgers as hunting partners

Form another article:
"When coyotes and badgers team up, the pairs track small, burrowing animals such as prairie dogs and ground squirrels. If the prey is above ground, the coyote usually chases it down, and the badger takes over the hunt if the prey descends underground. And not only do they find food together, but coyotes also have more success in this partnership than if they go it alone. Coyotes with badger cohorts catch an estimated one-third more ground squirrels than solo coyotes"

Lots of great up andcomers. Love the width on that one. Good luck this season.

How good are they at sharing once one of them captures the prey

Nice catch Wiley, will you please pass me a hind quarter

way cool

Great pics!

THats pretty cool. I've always thought it would be interesting to harvest one to mount. I guess I got to add that to my list of animals when looking for a guide this winter.

I'm surprised they were that close.......I didn't know they worked together like that.....

Incredible pic. First badger I saw was in Kent county. I found one snared in Montague a few years ago at the lease.