I have seen pictures of people on trail cameras but this is ridiculous little rascals really

they played around for about an hour played patty cake under it and had a corn fight.

Do you know these kids?

Pygmy poachers using spears!

Looks like an adult on the other side of the feeder

Too many fawns not enough does or bucks!

These kids parents obviously have no control over them....

Too young, let em grow and no telling what they could be.

Hood Rats

What do have in that feeder? Tootsie rolls and bubble gum. That's alot better than sitting in front of the t.v. or stuck on a cell phone.

Yeah its much better they be out trespassing than watching tv

Could be the LO family.

awesome

Havnt figured out who they are family land yes there was an adult as well. Have renters out here havnt figured out if it's them. You would think people would have more common sense though. That's a real shock scrolling thru pics though.

That's a pic I would expect to get this year. Seems like my wife's family visits my feeder more than the deer do. I hunt on her family place and they use the place like a amusement park.

looks like a bigger one behind the feeder

If only the feeder would have gone off within that same hour

"Worst piñata ever, dad! It just keeps giving us corn!"

Great photo........at least they did not destroy anything.

Candy corn feeder?

feral kids

That's OK, daddy probably already got his buck from under that feeder Some dukes out to take of those smaller ones too

Seriously, I'd be at their house (if they are the tenants and I bet they are) and have a talk with dad...

Yea just really almost spit my drink out scrolling thru and come to that. After I sat and stared at it for a while I was like well deer won't be coming in for a bit but the suckers came in five minutes before the feeder went off that evening. I wonder what it would of looked like if it went off lol. It's on a 15 second spin maximum power.

You throw some corn buddy.

BB gun!

Turds.

Be careful. Lord of the flies!

Well i figured out it was this last weekend city folk renters at our rental property thought my deer stand was a nature trail and viewing area. They really made a trek and had to look for it. Trampled my food plot a bit too. It does have five nature trails that are beat to the ground but they were made my nature not people till now lol. Oh well didn't slow the deer down a bit. Still don't really understand the logic of taking your kids down to play around a feeder that you have no idea what it's for or when it might go off to each their own I guess.

Hobbits?

Just another reason to high fence, but those little ones would probably go under it anyway!

The kid in red under the feeder is flipping the bird to the camera.

lmbo you should have seen the "doe"not pictured here. I'm pretty sure all the bucks had their lip curled haha. Under different circumstances it would have been a lot of hunters dream there are not too many does that wear skin tight stretchy pants. and bend over in front of the camera.

it's sure a different day and age.
i was raised way different. if you
know you don't belong there, don't
go there. if you know something isn't
yours, don't touch it, leave it alone.
i learned that with several spankings
way younger than any of those in the picture.
they're sure not aware of what downrange means.

wow...just wow!

my buddy said those are just Ghost LOL that doesn't even seem natural

no joke about downrange I see people freaking out that have 10 and 11-year-old kids about worrying they will find their guns. I owned three or four guns when I was 10 or 11 I also knew how to handle and operate them and if my barrel ever went in an unsafe direction even if I was by myself I thought this invisible arm of my grandpa was going to come down and smack the crap out of me. I hunted solo at a very young age with a 22. Safety always on never run barrel in a safe direction were drilled in my head so early it was almost like I was born with the information. If more people would teach their kids like they'll be a lot less problems in the world.