Some pictures taken from a motion sensing trail cam on our property:

Cougar

Cougar

Cougar

One of the many bears wandering through our yard

We get cougars coming through on a very regular basis ( often weekly ). I have only posted a very small sampling of game camera photos compared to what we actually have.

Bobcat

Cool looking black bear!

Checking the trail cam

All trail cam pics are taken in our yard!

Bobcat

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Just a note: We have had a wide variety of critters come to our farm but most were just temporary while waiting to go to their new home. Our main focus is our dogs. If you come and visit we actually don't have many pets aside from our loveable canines.

Lionhead Kits

I bred Lionhead rabbits for many years but I no longer have any rabbits.

Christmas Mara.

Sonny

'Cricket' our male Mara enjoying his outdoor pen

Bottle time!

A Rubber Boa that we found in our yard. It was released after the photo.

Pet Praying Mantis

Scott and a female grizzly he helped the conservation officer relocate. The grizz is just waking up.

Steve, our pet Wallaby

Sonny, our other Wallaby

This pic was taken when it was -20 outside. As long as Maras have a warm retreat they can tolerate very cold weather and dont seem to mind it at all.

                         Mara/Rabbit plates
Various veggies daily / fruits occasionally plus rabbit pellets and mare ration. Hay is available all the time. This is enough for several animals.

Our daughter likes to make hats for the animals.

Mature and very tame Emu, 'George'.

Alligator Lizards

Salamander

Pemberton Distillery's Apple Brandy made from our Organic McIntosh Apples

Pemberton Distillery's Plum Liqueur

Apples trying to mate

Not our sheep : )

Sula is such a tiny little girl. Most people who see her think she is a baby. This photo shows how my petite 9 yr old daughter can easily pick her up. My daughter would definilty not be able to pick up an average sized adult Nigerian. Sula is full grown in this photo!

Capybara

Such a pretty goat! Annie now lives on a friend's farm here in Lillooet.

Our adorable buck, 'Gus' has now left to live with another Nigerian breeder

I imported these for a petting zoo in BC. They are not at our farm.