Forest Life Through the Eyes Of A Trail Camera

A compilation trail camera video clips from January - September 2019
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[@johnshields6852]

In today's world of violence, shock, hype, covid, it's refreshing to see natural wildlife footage. Thank you for a dose of reality. 🙏

[@Padoinky]

I just love watching these trail cam videos - reminds me of growing up in Central NY - lived in a valley area that was pretty secluded/rural, could sit on our deck and watch deer, wild turkey, pheasant, all sorts of varmint, geese, ducks, coyotes, bobcats, all sorts of farm livestock and even an occasional black bear and eagles.... it was a great place to be a kid

[@monawoods9804]

So cool!!! I could watch this stuff all day! Love the twins nursing!! Priceless ‼‼🦌🦌🦃🐻

[@marthaduncan7694]

Loved the hummingbird :) I relax by watching these trail cam vids. Takes me back to my time in the woods...love it best when mic pick up all the associated noises. Thank you for sharing. :)

[@donnaleighjenkins4952]

I love watching !! Love seeing all the deer!! Love seeing all the wildlife!! Thanks for the video!

[@603Wild]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@603Wild]

😊

[@maryannsarkady7950]

Oh wow, the hummingbird was amazing so close up ! Oh my gosh, watching mama deer feeding her babies is so sweet !

[@603Wild]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@brianbond7856]

What a beautiful bobcat or Lynx at 5.45 well fed for sure

[@andrasiboti]

Bobcat. Indeed, beautiful and well fed!

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

He eats cats for a living!

[@stephenwhittier6439]

Thanks, lived in northern 603 till I was 55, moved to VA. Miss home, but not the snow ! 🤗

[@faridehnaghsh]

At 5:47 the bobcat is amazing the way he walks he owns the forest, absolutely fearless. Thank you .

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching !

[@caronbranstetter6095]

Fantastic video! Thank you!

[@603Wild]

Thank you !

[@cheryldevine42]

Awesome video, I live in NH and I felt like this was my backyard lol.... I have been fortunate to see all these animals on my property!!! Thanks😊

[@geraldkoch394]

Wow thanks for sharing

[@andrewgilblom1741]

Excellent 👌👌 video

[@603Wild]

Thanks!!!

[@kimalbrecht2004]

I hope no one comes along and hunts these beautiful creatures. God's blessings, Is what they are.

[@Linda204]

I absolutely love watching trail cams it’s so relaxing to watch nature and listen to it . a new sub thank you for sharing

[@603Wild]

thank you for watching !

[@OchoVerde]

So true! Nothing like watching animals do what is natural. We always get a cool surprise on our camera's videos!

[@Samantha-eo3mc]

Thank you so much for posting. That fawn was so cute. I live in Scotland and we don’t get such diverse wildlife here.

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching !

[@charo6317]

Thank you for sharing. I thought it was awesome, especially the hummingbird on 6/3 @ 11:25a. What are the chances of catching those little gems in the wild and not at a feeder?

[@ToToWildlife]

Great capture! Beautiful animals in lovely nature 👏🎥

[@dmarcouxbeatty374]

Thank you for sharing. It is interesting to watch the deer. Most of them hear the camera. They do their best to pick up a scent. The bobcats. Typical cats, don't care any way, shape or form. Thank you again.

This is so peaceful.

[@jimicook86]

The deer are by far the most observant

[@hermit6208]

They have to be, with the coyotes around.

[@jeanmay2898]

I love you trail cameras viewing 👍

[@603Wild]

Thank you Jean!

[@jenniferdoucette8580]

Loved the humming bird

[@MrMoosekiller31]

The frogs caught my attention immediately even with volume down low and my attention on something else lol I know it's been a pretty poor winter as far as snow goes and ice for it being Feb but I'm ready for spring already lol minus the mosquitoes

[@603Wild]

I'm ready for spring too!

[@jedidiah5131]

If you pause the video when the deer are walking through at the beginning it looks like a Robert Batmen painting....thanks for the vid...

[@nordmende73]

Thank you!

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching!

[@lorraine9242]

I love the curious doe at 11:13.

[@isobelkananikaauwai5553]

I love seeing nature. I appreciate your sharing the wild. The deer sense the camera; animals are so sensitive. Umm, maybe even the turkey senses someone/something watching it. Animals are so attuned to their surroundings.

[@ImZiraTheFirst]

Another fabulous video! Thanks so much!

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching !

[@hindidoctor2929]

Excellent 👍 work liked it so much.

[@Lisa-ux5ll]

SO Beautiful To See Alive Animals In There Own Habitat Not Being Hunted....So Refreshing!❤❤❤

[@rutherfordclan5693]

14:05. Right Eye cataracts old girl...

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

Yep, probably damaged. Too big for a cataract.

[@shanetrent3242]

Very nice!

[@yogiesbeer5833]

The Deer are really shaken by the Human scent on the camera!

[@603Wild]

Their keen senses are incredible!

[@tanyametzger1516]

Thank you for sharing!

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching !

[@JMExplorations]

AMAZING video!!!! Love your trail cam videos!!! Could you recommend a good trail camera with video and sound like you use? Thanks! :)

[@603Wild]

I would recommend the Browning Strike Force cameras based on my own experience. I now own several of these since I purchased my first Browning about 5 years ago, since then the quality has just gotten better.I always look for fast trigger speed, battery life and high resolution of both still photos as well as videos. Thank you for watching and if you have any other questions please do not hesitate to ask!

[@JMExplorations]

603Wild thank you very much for the info!!! We appreciate it! :)

[@carolv8450]

J&M Explorations use what he uses!

[@danphillips6167]

I love my trail cam. Need a couple more got a bald eagle on mine last weekend

[@balsamwoods]

Nice...I just watched your video from last year and saw this more recent one. It's always neat to see what's out there. I would have never guessed that I have half the critters I've seen on my game cams in my woods.

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching !

[@daisydupre4873]

Beautiful!!!!

[@603Wild]

Thank you!!

[@karendegeyter2937]

This is so very cool. Love wildlife. And the twins are so cute dont see that often. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@603Wild]

Thank you for watching !

[@DoMorewLess]

Outdoor therapy at its best

[@cooldesigner501]

3:56...He was definitely showing off for the camera.

[@OchoVerde]

Very cool video! I now have a new Browning camera shooting video in our jungle in Costa Rica. Hoping that it holds up to the rainy months of October and January. The older ones did not last like the Bushnell or Boly.

[@603Wild]

I leave mine out all year through the rain and snow without any issues. You are gonna love it !

[@garyknepper4546]

I’ve tried about all the trail cameras and nothing beat the Browning cameras. I particularly like the Recon Force.

[@603Wild]

I couldn't agree more Gary !

[@truthseeker5890]

Beautiful!! Subscribed with all notifications.

[@603Wild]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@omarglobal]

@@603Wild Me too. Cheers from Quebec.

[@603Wild]

@@omarglobal Thank you !

[@sheilacorl7066]

Love it

[@groundzero6662]

HUMMINGBIRD!!!!! No way! 4:05

[@vidasimplesminha6478]

Good video my friend,,,

[@patrickd.garvey2724]

A Fun Hobby!

[@robbobcat7286]

How long do the batteries last on video ? I have not tried video yet.Only thing i haven't seen on my camera is a Bigfoot...Yet

[@603Wild]

I get a minimum of 6 months or more on all of my cameras. Having said that I do go back and forth from photo to video mode.

[@DoMorewLess]

Kidos to Browning Trail Cams all the cams i own work for about a year and die some moultrie, wildgame innovations etc.. not cheap but also not high end, gona buy some Browning ones, Great Vid man

[@poochie49]

fantastic trail cam pix. What cameras do you use and how many do you have out?

[@603Wild]

Thank you. I primarily use Browning Strike Force cameras. I own over 20 of these, most of them are left out year round.

[@jimicook86]

Even the deer with cataracts knew something was there

[@danmitchell3758]

Great video. I am just starting with first trail cam. I have moultrie m40 Do you have any tips or tricks for better results? Things you have learned. What length video do you set the camera for?

[@603Wild]

I set my videos at 1 minute and at the highest resolution. I typically set my cameras at waist height facing the length of known trails. Enjoy your camera and thanks for watching !

[@OchoVerde]

A lot of it is trial and error...but look for pinch points that funnel animlas through a small area. Place your camera there. I like to keep mine close to the ground.

[@stephanecome4234]

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing. What camera(s) do you use or what resolution?

[@603Wild]

I use the Browning Strike Force cameras......anywhere from 10 -20mp . I always use the highest resolution ( the newer models have higher resolution than the older ones )

[@JammyCrackcorn]

THAT was a FAT Bobcat!!!

[@male272]

Don't often see an old girl like her at 13:35

[@reenee622]

Awesome video! Where is this?

[@603Wild]

These are in New Hampshire

[@sunfish4712]

great cam, enjoyed not sitting and stareing at a still cam. Just found your cams and what state are you in?

[@603Wild]

I am in southern New Hampshire, thank you for watching !

[@603Wild]

I'm in New Hampshire, thanks for watching !

[@tonyzecchinelli]

Great footage - why you don't put the amazon link about the name of this camera so you can earn extra money - do you know if the new model of this camera video record also in full HD - here in this video it is 700 p it want to say HD and not ful HD but the quality is great in colours and smooth images while cheap camera that record at full HD are not so smooth as this and with bad colours so I appreciate if you write in the comment the name of the brend of this camera Thanks a lot .I wathced this video from 01 seconds until 15,59 minute - I liked it a lot .

[@jimicook86]

Where did this take place?

[@603Wild]

New Hampshire

[@dragonheart7619]

In which country is this in?

[@603Wild]

This is in the United States

[@septemberquest6393]

Seems like the deer have a high perception of what's around them ..most of them look directly at the camera...most are high strung and nervous too .

[@steveloudon7491]

May I ask what brand and model camera that is

[@603Wild]

Absolutely! These are the Browning Strike Force cameras.

[@steveloudon7491]

@@603Wild thanks for the quick reply. I just got my first trail cam. And used it once. Doesn't take pictures as good as yours. But it's still fun. I'll upgrade in the future. Thanks again

[@DoMorewLess]

was wondering same thing

[@judyscheiber3661]

So. WHERE IS THIS in the world?????

[@603Wild]

Southern New Hampshire, thanks for watching !

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

Upper midwest?

[@603Wild]

This is actually southern New Hampshire.

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

@@603Wild beautiful. Very few white tail here in CO, though they are moving in pretty rapidly. I figured you had to be NE or upper Midwest.

[@603Wild]

@@richfarfugnuven6308 Thanks for watching !

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

@@603Wild good videos brother.

[@603Wild]

@@richfarfugnuven6308 Thank you Rich !

[@jessetedder309]

@the 7:03 mark there is a doe with a broken arrow or stick in her right shoulder

[@603Wild]

I think that may be a tick or deerfly, good eyes tho !

[@spiritnsage]

One eye dear?

[@603Wild]

Poor thing is blind in one eye

[@lorraine9242]

better than having no eye dear.

[@timothyroche6445]

We see timberwolves and cougars

[@henryleslievermont6004]

This is awesome! Check out your sister State game cam, Henry Leslie Vermont

[@603Wild]

will do !

[@henryleslievermont6004]

@@603Wild Just starting out but been having fun :)

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

Blind in one eye, has wasting away disease, covered with mange, infested with fleas and ticks, beyond her years,, yet she is the one who noticed the camera.

[@colleenross8752]

She is the matriarch of the forest

[@Hallands.]

2:15 Sniff, sniff: Human!

[@VP-nz6ok]

I will subscribe if location is indicated

[@603Wild]

Hi Vickie! All this footage was recorded in southern New Hampshire. Thank you for watching!

[@skiprocker5751]

Yep the doe towards the end was thin and frail with a cataract on the right eye. They will run her down that winter

[@judyscheiber3661]

Thanks for letting us know. Really? Aren't you just a ray of sunshine. Who is going to run you down?

[@skiprocker5751]

@@judyscheiber3661 hahahah, well I'm sorry cupcake. How about a participation trophy for all the furry woodland creatures. And no more happy meals for you.