Backyard trail cam in North Georgia at the beginning of August 2019. I have no pets or animals of any kind, these are animals that pass through our backyard.
I started filming back in June. In May, my precious cat ran away and I heard her distressful meow one night and she never came back. In my grief, I bought two trail cams to see if she came back or if any larger animal was responsible for her disappearance and I haven't seen her. She hasn't come back yet. Although I have set out some cat food to lure her I get several different cats, possums, and I saw a rabbit once but not feeding. I did get a Vulture for about 2 months. He brought a friend but he himself was the only one who ate the food. I fed a feral cat that I called Brom Bones for over 5 years and he has been gone since July. I miss him. I love watching the possums chase crickets and eat other critters and stop to clean their face in front of the cam. I fell in love with a Pretty Cat as I named her. She showed up for two months and moved along. :(
thx for sharing what travels thru your backyard. I had purchased a trail cam, curious about what travels thru my backyard at night (upper mid west) than thought it would be just silly since i live fairly urban. You have inspired me to follow thru!
I came across your video cause I love to watch trail cams when they're posted. If you have a local animal shelter or ASPCA you could contact them about your feral population. They may have a TNR program, and that would curb the unwanted population. They trap the cats, spay/ neuter them,then bring them back to their home territory. Sometimes,depending on the organization, they will try to tame them down and place them for adoption. Just thought it may be something to help with the expanding colony. Thanks for posting your video.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I believe you have captured on your camera the predator responsible for your missing cats: Coyotes. We have them here in SC in packs of 10-12 or lone hunters. They are even bold enough to run through the neighborhoods and golf courses in broad daylight. Cats who show up around here never last for very long unless they are strictly indoor babies. Very sad. 😢
A possum and a cat.....sounds like a new children's book
I started filming back in June. In May, my precious cat ran away and I heard her distressful meow one night and she never came back. In my grief, I bought two trail cams to see if she came back or if any larger animal was responsible for her disappearance and I haven't seen her. She hasn't come back yet. Although I have set out some cat food to lure her I get several different cats, possums, and I saw a rabbit once but not feeding. I did get a Vulture for about 2 months. He brought a friend but he himself was the only one who ate the food. I fed a feral cat that I called Brom Bones for over 5 years and he has been gone since July. I miss him. I love watching the possums chase crickets and eat other critters and stop to clean their face in front of the cam. I fell in love with a Pretty Cat as I named her. She showed up for two months and moved along. :(
Its freaky To see all the glowing eyes coming from the black Forrest in the back...saw some ones pretty high up! Thanks for sharing !
This is so cool dude. My first time going to Georgia I immediately saw an opossum in the backyard of the place we were staying
These cats are walking back and forth day and night 😃
thx for sharing what travels thru your backyard. I had purchased a trail cam, curious about what travels thru my backyard at night (upper mid west) than thought it would be just silly since i live fairly urban. You have inspired me to follow thru!
Do these cats have a safe place to run to? I hope they have a safe box to dash into when needed.
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Cute cats 😎
I came across your video cause I love to watch trail cams when they're posted. If you have a local animal shelter or ASPCA you could contact them about your feral population. They may have a TNR program, and that would curb the unwanted population. They trap the cats, spay/ neuter them,then bring them back to their home territory. Sometimes,depending on the organization, they will try to tame them down and place them for adoption. Just thought it may be something to help with the expanding colony. Thanks for posting your video.
Thank you! Interesting! 😊
Hi everyone
I love the cats.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I believe you have captured on your camera the predator responsible for your missing cats: Coyotes. We have them here in SC in packs of 10-12 or lone hunters. They are even bold enough to run through the neighborhoods and golf courses in broad daylight. Cats who show up around here never last for very long unless they are strictly indoor babies. Very sad. 😢
Not a single polar bear. Very telling.
Hi your video June 21 - July 3 showed up in my news feed for some reason lol! Right at
Need more cat videos.
Yeah, that's what I get on my backyard
Glad the cats don't bother the possum , hope there Buddies 😁
Those must be feral cats.