Old Cowgirl
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Poirot, that sounds like a horror movie to me! 
But yes, very comical to imagine, so long as I wasn't out there with that curious bear. I've wanted one of those cameras in my yard for a long time. The hunters here have them around their deer feeders. So interesting to see all the bright eyes that come up in the dark.
Some hunters from many years ago had a camera on a big tree next to my fence down by the river. They nailed boards for steps to climb up the tree. One of my current hunters found the tree just recently and there was a big fallen log next to it. He was about to cut up the log with his chainsaw, when he noticed a hive of honeybees inside the log. Good thing for him that he remembered the bee lady had told him most of the hives in Texas have Africanized (killer) bees mixed in, so he quickly abandoned his idea. Most of the people who get attacked by killer bees are running lawn mowers or chainsaws or some such. The vibration gets them stirred up to attack.
But yes, very comical to imagine, so long as I wasn't out there with that curious bear. I've wanted one of those cameras in my yard for a long time. The hunters here have them around their deer feeders. So interesting to see all the bright eyes that come up in the dark.Some hunters from many years ago had a camera on a big tree next to my fence down by the river. They nailed boards for steps to climb up the tree. One of my current hunters found the tree just recently and there was a big fallen log next to it. He was about to cut up the log with his chainsaw, when he noticed a hive of honeybees inside the log. Good thing for him that he remembered the bee lady had told him most of the hives in Texas have Africanized (killer) bees mixed in, so he quickly abandoned his idea. Most of the people who get attacked by killer bees are running lawn mowers or chainsaws or some such. The vibration gets them stirred up to attack.