Trail Cam in Sequoia Crest, CA (2) 

This was GREAT!!! 💕seeing all the animals, especially the bears💓

Trail cams, IMO, are consistently joyous, serene, amusing--just critters going about their business. (I imagine there are instances of violent demise, but fortunately I haven't yet encountered any.) Thank you for rigging this cam; it's great seeing beasts wandering here and there, keeping appointments, visiting friends and relatives, walking off extra calories. The bears and coyotes, especially, seem so purposeful. Where are they going? Do they worry about being late? Will they be scolded if they are late? Do they feel guilty about not telling their friends that they're taking off for a while? Why are my socks now mismatched when they weren't before? Most animals don't worry about footwear, I imagine. Our next door neighbors moved and took their chickens with them. (We live near Denver and it's okay to have chickens in your yard. They were rather noisy at times but we miss them.) I had my appendix removed when I was six; my wife's gallbladder was extracted about fifteen years ago.

Darling little girl sending love out to all the world! Thank you sweetheart for making my day!

Incredible video, really cool seeing all the bears.

Cool Nathan. Thanks for posting that! It was really fun to see all our local wildlife and your daughter I'm guessing re-finding the trail cam in February. I'm delighted that you caught a rare Pacific fisher. In our 20 years of visiting our cabin at the Crest I've only seen a Pacific fisher once. I surprised one very early in the morning when I was cross country skiing. It tried it's best to hide behind the tree trunk it climbed and then peaked out and tried to scare me away every few minutes. The one animal I didn't see in your captures are the nocturnal sugar glider squirrels (flying squirrels) that I very occasionally see if I'm walking at night without a flashlight on. When you hear a sound in the trees, quickly shine a light at the sound and you may briefly see them and their big eyes (and temporarily irritate their sensitive nocturnal eyes). Oh, duh, you probably don't capture them because their eyes are so sensitive that they would avoid the camera's infrared lights. Again, thank you for that interesting video!

Good post! No nonsense but good content. Thanks!

Great video! How long were your cameras out there? We have just put some browning cameras out in Costa Rica and it will be a good test for them during the rainy season.

Lots of wildlife in the area. Beautiful thanks for sharing.

Bears - always - mess w a 📷 camera. The human scent !

Looks like the bears thought the trail cam was a pic-a-nick basket!

I think the bear was a camera man in a previous life. He’s not trying to eat the camera. The bear is simply going for a better angle.

Great video ! I wonder if the brown and black bear ever tangle with each other?

@12:27 Freeze and advance frame by frame, you'll get a look at those nice sharp claws! It wanted more than a back scratch hehe.

da bears ALWAYS seem to find the camera.

Very nice video footage!! We get our raccoon, possum and stray cats on our trail cam, we post it on our porch and in our yard. Its very soothing to watch the footage. New friend n subb8e here. 🌺🌹🥀 Love the bear footage.

That bear really wants that camera ! Lol

You should mount your cams higher on the trees. There's a lot of thieves out there.

It never fails that bears try to eat the cameras in these videos.

The best part was at the end. : )

I enjoyed the video, thanks for posting! Definitely lots of animals out there waiting to eat you.

This is why a lot of ppl missing 411.

The cat was really interesting. One striped leg.

yogiville, ca.

Awesome videos, but where is the Bigfoot?

Damn, a bear proof camera. What kind is it?

What!! No fake Bigfoot?

I think that's a fisher at 8:10

Many more predators than prey

I thought bears hibernated.

No moose?

Seem the same fox keep showing up a lot time

Is that a Grizzly at 5:13?

Is that a wolf or a coyote?