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Post by rostenboss on Jul 24, 2021 4:00:22 GMT
Got some tree markings on one tree at the edge of a woody patch out in the front lawn. It's a tree lining straight up with viewing our front door/window.
Having difficulty figuring out how to post photos of it. So I'll keep this here if there's a waiting period to get privileges to post a photo or if I'm just being inept I'll try to figure it bc frankly I've never experienced or seen any of these things, but my wife & I both know about em and can't find much else it could be to leave these horizontal markings. They're too big to be bobcat's & if we had a panther they almost always have vertical scratchings...and we have sets but also singular ones. I'll post em soon as I can figure it out.
Also last night our dog was behaving defensively when taken out front (at night) not growling or barking as usual nor going after whatever he sensed but just scared, alert, getting ready. However our son didn't have a "dread" feeling come over him that seems reported in so many cases. We just don't know and y'all seem to be the folks who would know. Will update this with pics asap. Till then.
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Post by ag47 on Jul 24, 2021 4:08:28 GMT
Welcome. That's interesting and more than a little frightening.
Could you get photos?
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Post by rostenboss on Jul 24, 2021 4:16:26 GMT
I have 4 of them I just can't see an option to post them. Literally just made an acct 10-15 mins ago.
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Post by ag47 on Jul 24, 2021 4:24:35 GMT
I know, and we're glad to have you. Hope you enjoy being here and interacting. There are a lot of folks here who have varying degrees of knowledge, experience, and diverse theories/belief, etc.. Something for everyone I think.
When you make a post you will see a "Add Attachment" button at the top right with which you can add a small file.
The ribbon has an add picture icon, but it asks for a hotlink.
There are a couple of people here who post varying sizes of photos. I've never gotten around to ask what method they were using. Feel free to do so.
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Post by somerandomuser on Jul 25, 2021 23:50:43 GMT
I really want to see the images usually with bigcats/bears vertical scratches denote "this is how big I am " horizontal tends to be a territory marker. They are not perfectly horizontal either usually at an angle and often made by one set of claws. Edit: For pictures I upload to imgbb.com/ then go to the full link html then just include the image in my posts using the "insert image" (from the right most icon it is the 7th icon (if you hover the mouse over it then it will say "insert image". Edit to the Edit.. Often I wipe metadata before hand although not always .. recovering ex-IT security career where paranoia was king. |
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Post by 1Sk8pdFrmALab on Jul 27, 2021 18:23:26 GMT
Rostenboss,
Great to hear your experience, and welcome to the forum!
As AG47 mentions, there are a lot of us who share theories and discoveries here as a means to learn.
Small world...
I’m also located near lake O, and in cooler weather I stomp around in the JW Corbett Wildlife Mgt Area, looking for anything weird.
The whole area, including Hungryland Slough (what a name, huh?) is weird. No marks on trees, but a lot of strange tracks and spoor that no human could ever hope to possibly back out.
Are you closer to Miami or a populated area? Or are you in the burbs? I’m out on the grasslands NW of Palm Beach. No need to answer with exact location, I’m curious what general area you are seeing this in, and if its anywhere near JW Corbett or Hungryland Slough.
Cuz that is some strange bush, no joke.
My pitt bull refuses to go with me often, and just sulks in the jeep while I go bushwhacking.
Stay observant, think about setting up trail cams on property facing that tree, or other areas of interest, including your front door, windows that could be peered into, etc. If within your means, perhaps some additional lighting such as floods or wide area whites might give you comfort.
We had a religious nut case prowling around our area, knocking on doors after midnight, sometimes in storms, wanting to talk about jesus. I caught him on a cheap trail cam looking into our windows, and had him brought up on trespassing charges.
Not saying you have a prowler, but you can certainly set up the means to take live photos, at night, on a small budget.
Good hunting!
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Post by peterandthewolf on Jul 28, 2021 13:32:42 GMT
Nephelim can see in the infa red spectrum which is why trail cams use infa red so monsters dont get caught on camera
By design by the elites/illuminati etc
Dogman do the tree marking on purpose as a threat / warning. They make it obvious
Got dogman doing it to me here in Australia. They are pissed i keep praying and applying the blood of Jesus over my property and 1000 metres in every direction which covers my tiny remote rural town population 300
Why not take photos ?
I didn't think anyone would believe me
When the damage to the trees in my front yard was fresh it was obvious it was dogman
I ignored the first warning so next one was to the tree closest to my front door
Looked like a giant cheese shreddar had peeled back the bark and dug its claws into the tree deep and second time was so high off the ground it made it obvious no human could be doing the damage
So yeah its a thing with dogman
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Post by 1Sk8pdFrmALab on Jul 28, 2021 17:10:32 GMT
There seems to be some confusion about how trail cams trigger. The ones for sale here operate on a Passive IR (PIR) sensor. This means the element inside the cam is sensitive to dynamic changes in IR, not emitting any.
So changes in temperature, such as a warm body entering its sensing area, cause the cam to trigger. There is no beam or IR arc shining out of it; the sensor detects changes in external IR and triggers on them.
Also, the flash itself is in the ‘far infrared’ which could be an issue, but very few creatures see that far into the IR spectrum. Owls, for sure but most canines see only into the ‘near infrared’ and the flash would still be invisible to almost all animals.
Plenty of articles on this; grab a coffee and check it out;)
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Post by peterandthewolf on Jul 28, 2021 18:29:28 GMT
Thanks but somehow they know the camera is there. They can see auras magnetic fields maybe ?
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Post by somerandomuser on Jul 29, 2021 2:55:48 GMT
There seems to be some confusion about how trail cams trigger. The ones for sale here operate on a Passive IR (PIR) sensor. This means the element inside the cam is sensitive to dynamic changes in IR, not emitting any. So changes in temperature, such as a warm body entering its sensing area, cause the cam to trigger. There is no beam or IR arc shining out of it; the sensor detects changes in external IR and triggers on them. Also, the flash itself is in the ‘far infrared’ which could be an issue, but very few creatures see that far into the IR spectrum. Owls, for sure but most canines see only into the ‘near infrared’ and the flash would still be invisible to almost all animals. Plenty of articles on this; grab a coffee and check it out;) Pretty true and I didn't know this before 2019. infraredcameras.com/how-do-infrared-cameras-work/I have heard that these camera's can be noisy (perhaps mechanical servos or the high pitch of electricity? Or just it's an unfamiliar sound) also there is an IR flash during night pictures, now can animals detect it, no idea.. so I looked it up www.trailcamjunkie.com/do-trail-cameras-make-noise/sciencing.com/animals-can-see-infrared-light-6910261.htmlgizmodo.com/under-the-right-conditions-humans-can-see-infrared-1665448040 (this particular article was of interest because seems that mammals can sense it) www.naturespy.org/2014/12/can-animals-hear-camera-traps/I have heard from some that game camera makers are aware of their camera's being noisy and are working on developing less noisy cameras. I believe I have a few IR LED's in my electronics stuff it'd be interesting to test if some of my animals can see it. Maybe an experiment for one of those slow weekends.. not that there are any as of yet. |
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Post by somerandomuser on Jul 30, 2021 1:28:45 GMT
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