Deer in the pasture, hogs in the meadow, a bobcat in broad daylight — the neighbors our cameras catch when no one's looking.
White-tailed doeTrail camera · May 7, 2025
BobcatTrail camera · March 11, 2025
Black bearTrail camera · August 8, 2025
Coyote at first lightTrail camera · March 19, 2025
Feral hogs, up closeTrail camera · October 11, 2024 · 1:23 AM
White-tailed buckTrail camera · night
Coyote in the snowTrail camera · January 2026
Wild turkey tomTrail camera · February 2026
A doe checks out the cameraTrail camera · May 13, 2025
Every image on this page was taken at Highgrove.
Who lives here with us
Highgrove sits where the Nantahala National Forest comes down to Lake Apalachia. Our trail cameras catch black bears, deer, bobcats, coyotes, foxes and wild turkeys passing through; our own animals share the pastures; and bald eagles regularly soar past the high ridges and over the lake.
Wild neighbors
Our own animals
The best of
A few favorites at a time. Clips play on their own; tap anything to see it bigger.
Where the cameras watch
Our cameras are scattered across our own 543 acres: up on the ridges, down along the valley creeks, and where the farm meets the national forest. That's as specific as we get, so the animals keep their habits to themselves.
The ridgesThe valley creeksThe forest edge
RidgesValley creeksForest edge
Follow the journey
Highgrove will take years to build. Leave your email for the best of what our cameras catch, the story of what we're building, and first word when anything opens.
RidgesValley creeksForest edge
