Multiple camera wildlife compilation: Wolverines, moose, lynx, wolves, grizzly and black bears

[@b.a.erlebacher1139]

I really enjoyed seeing these animals just acting naturally. Trail cams are so much better than zoos for showing wildlife to people.

[@davidf3974]

Idk what freak show circus you've been visiting but the wildlife in places i go to cant be reintegrated back into the wild, usually due to injury or lack of behavioral knowledge to take care of oneself

[@b.a.erlebacher1139]

@davidf3974 These are wild animals that are filmed in their natural environments, not captive animals. Before this technology became readily available it was difficult to observe extensive natural behaviour of wild animals. Why do you like to insult other people based on your own ignorance? Long before this tech was available I lived in a remote area of Canada and mostly observed tracks and heard the vocal behaviour. I rarely saw some animals that I knew were present from their tracks.

[@RussTillling]

Wow! Just wow! Getting “Bear Necessities” vibes from the Black Bear having a scratch!

[@mariannevoight3611]

I love these videos - wild animals doing their thing .. Moose have the longest legs & that big fluffy Lynx, the variety you capture is really appreciated, thank you 🙏🥰

[@Cari-o6b]

Imagine everything that walks by your tent while you sleep peacefully. This is sooooo beautiful. Thank you!! ❤❤❤

[@aliciacat2323]

This is a great way to view wildlife.

[@LynneOrsenico]

So great to see this. I've weaned myself off of Facebook, and I miss these. ❤

[@Tomatohater64]

I left Facebook a decade ago and never returned; don't miss it a bit.

[@ronsamborski6230]

Never been on Facebook, never felt the need for it.

[@Cari-o6b]

Tried... couldn't stand it.

[@WilhelminaHelenaPaulineMarie]

Oooo nice backscratch there bear!!! Great wolverine footage!

[@lynnroney1234]

I am really enjoying watching all the wildlife. I’d never seen a wolverine before. I sure have now😂

[@ge2623]

Lynx are cool.

[@victorfortin542]

Great trail cam video, thanks for sharing your experience & time.

[@giedragoeswild]

To catch a wolverine on cam is a dream of mine! Brilliant!

[@yukonwildlifecams]

there's a wolverine compilation on my channel

[@WolfgangDrEpple]

Wonderful documents of Wildlife in Yukon. Thanks from Germany 🙏🍀🐺

[@yukonwildlifecams]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@plantmama7442]

Was just thinking about your page! Missed your uploads. Welcome back 🙏🏽

[@carmenbatchelor8044]

My favorites! Love love these trail cams 🥰❤️❤️

[@richardjohnson5529]

Fantastic wildlife images, thank you.

[@chriselliott4621]

quite the variety caught on camera, great work!

[@sally8234]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@dillpickle1308]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing

[@alexamerling79]

Don't see Wolverines too often. Neat critters

[@Tomatohater64]

I simply love all these animals totally at ease in the wilderness. Nice job. 😊 (Since these pics were all taken 4 years ago, I'd love to know how they're all doing now. Hopefully well.)

[@yukonwildlifecams]

hard to know for sure but I am pretty confident that the lynx are still around. I've gotten good at identifying a few and they've been in this area for years now.

[@jollyjokress3852]

This is the best there ever was and there ever will be!

[@justjudy7320]

❤❤Glad your back❤

[@ronsamborski6230]

Lynx yawn at ~2:25. It must have been bored, or tired after doing lynx stuff all night.

[@88divinegrace]

Thank you for sharing.

[@seastheday2020]

Awesome captures!

[@erik8727]

Nice thank you

[@kricetispies732]

I love Wolves

[@kornelpanik6137]

Very good video!

[@martinyuhas929]

I’ve never seen that many wolverines in one frame.

[@yukonwildlifecams]

Probably a once in a lifetime capture - a family of 4.

[@josephtilseth5002]

2:39 impressive bro!

[@gingerpiper7304]

Black bear at about 3:33 has his hair spiked up his spine.. definitely "bear country"

[@ronsamborski6230]

3:24 is the bear you’re referring to. 👍🏼

[@Frenchie.FireFly]

Outstanding!!

[@petersiegfriedkrug]

Sweet animals

[@rodneyharouff5739]

what kind of birds were those? some type of grouse maybe? definitely wild country! love it! too old now. 🤣

[@RAYANDERS-w4t]

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CELTA666]

Amazing 🐯👍🐺.

[@wolfeadventures]

3:48 wow!

[@marianfrances4959]

Awesome!!👍😎🇨🇦

[@niecybug1]

I adore these. They are so peaceful and the animals are gorgeous. I have a couple of questions. 1. How do you know where to place the cameras? 2. Are you afraid you will run into some of the critters? Thanks!

[@ashh8496]

What trail cam do you use?

[@yukonwildlifecams]

Browning

[@jamesvatter5729]

Are those spruce grouse?

[@KahanuErmeyas-Tulu]

Yes

[@ellie4388u]

I didn’t know lynx have such short tail

[@l5r90]

01:48 look at the moose's rear end it looks like a sasquatch face....if there is one.....no wonder people are seeing sasquatch..there looking at a moose's rear end!!!>..ahahhahahah...A cigar would fit perfectly in the ''0'' hole!!!>....hahahahahahha.......so distictive!!!>>!>!amazing nature is!

[@morgan-louw5192]

I am always amazed at the lynx behind. Sometimes, I wonder if they are aware that they are filmed. The pose can be quite suggestive. 😂

[@l5r90]

@@morgan-louw5192 what?!?!?!?.....Sweet Baby Jesus PETA do something!?!?!?

[@morgan-louw5192]

@@l5r90 Hahaha Read your own comment above about the “cigar” and compare yours to mine! It’s about your thoughts that we should do something, not mine. Mine are innocent. I had not even read yours. I meant that when they pass in front of the camera, they sense that they are filmed: what wrong with that? On the other hand, yours is very ambiguous. 🤭

[@pigfish]

what shows up at 1:29 ???

[@MurphyFarm2014]

❤❤❤ fr CB NS 🇨🇦 🍁

[@rodneyharouff5739]

nice!

[@ghostwriter7547]

00:54 🐻🧽🌲😂

[@ellie4388u]

How come some of them act like they are aware of being watched by camera? Interesting!

[@yukonwildlifecams]

great intuition regarding their environment and easily sense when something is different

[@justjudy7320]

Have you seen any displacement of animals in areas near where there's fires😢

[@yukonwildlifecams]

no close fires to impact these animals

[@kellyp136]

I think we found the communal bathroom 😂

[@FortescueMatrix]

😮

[@eastbelfastno1]

Odd theres never any cougars

[@yukonwildlifecams]

There have been very few cougars documented in the Yukon although every year or so there are unconfirmed sightings. The last time there was photo documentation was in 2015 of a pair south of Whitehorse

[@velvetbees]

Some took a whiz and moved on.