Trail Camera Pickup - The Majestic Nicolet National Forest (NE Wisconsin) 

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@@GameTrailCameraVideos its amazing to just watch them being undisturbed. I do feel a bit like a perv because if I was an animal I would not wanna be filmed while relaxing somewhere, but its a prize I would pay any day if one day we can convert animal sounds into words and the animals call me a perv, I would have to tell them they are right, but it does them no harm, so whats the big deal? Dont take my words serious, you do a great job and actually help preserve them and their enviroment by filming them, which im a big fan of. We need more wildernis.

Thank you so much! I hope you like it!

Thank you so much! I hope you liked it. Yes it was quite the project.

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Hahaha I agree!

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I was just in Florida! Love Florida! What part of fl are you in?

Thank you for watching, I’m happy you liked all the video footage!

Thank you! Camera survived the bear attack hahah. I’m not sure what type of hawk that is. Maybe someone will post here.

I think its either a ferruginous hawk or a broadwinged hawk

Thank you Mark!

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Thank you Jenna!

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Thank for watching! I’m glad this was able to help you! Good luck with your video captures!

Thank you!!!

Thank you so much!

Yes there are a few feral cats that roam the woods. It might be someone’s house cat I guess.

Thanks for watching! Northern Wisconsin including NE Wisconsin definitely has a wide variety of animals, including skinks. It’s fun to see if a lynx, cougar, moose, or wolf ever show up. There are definitely wolves in Marinette but their numbers are pretty low. Hope you go back and visit and enjoy the Northwoods!

I’ve got tons of skunk vids my friend! They don’t seem to leave mine alone. I get them more than anything else. Let me know if you want me to send some somehow!

Most of my cameras are browning but I’m exploring other options and I’m intrigued

if you ever find a better camera let me know. but i can say from my experience, you're using one of the best! i had a bear tear one of my browning cameras off a tree years ago it was in 2 pieces. it was bad so i got some glue after i dried electronics off and glued it back together. it started working again and lasted 5 years! what more can i say it took a licking and kept on taking photos and videos. so let mee know if you find a camera that can stand up to that. good hunting BOB

@@robertfrancisco1193 haha that pretty amazing. I feel like there are some pros and cons with different cameras. I usually get my cameras to work for 3 years at top quality but then after that it seems like the video quality drops off. I run my cameras year round from -30F with wind chill to 100F+ so they do take a beating. And the curious bears don’t help. Those Campark solar cameras are pretty good too. I like how much money I save on batteries and they have pretty good quality videos. I have 10 cameras running non stop so the battery cost adds up quick for me especially in winter when they don’t last more than about a month. In the cold temps I noticed my cameras miss a good amount bc they won’t turn on when battery is at 50% or less. Those Campark solar cameras may record in that compressed format so you may need to download that codec thing to get them to play correctly in your computer thou. Again, a lot of pros vs cons and it’s all about what you value in a camera - quality picture, quality videos, battery life, trigger efficiency, range, infrared light, durability, size of sd card that it accepts, night recording quality, sound quality and so on. Everyone values these in different priority.

i looked @ the solar cameras that you mentioned not bad but , THE BIG BUT ( BEARS ) are to much to deal with in my area. and the sun light in my woods is tough to come through the canape. only time sun will get through is fall and by then most of my game is in the hide out mode. we have early seasons with hunters walking around but like you said PRO AND CONS and what works best for everyone. i cant even use cellular because of the Mountain terrain with limited cell phone signals in pa area. so Browning has worked for me for many years. you run alot more cameras than me so i see were solar can be a BIG+.@@GameTrailCameraVideos

I narrowed it down to 1,800ish clips which I then needed to trim. It took over two weeks and a lot of hours. It took over 30 hours just to upload the final video to RU-vid and my internet speed is pretty decent.

@@GameTrailCameraVideos Yikes! I appreciate the time & effort. Have you thought about doing an all carnivore one or all bucks or something?

@@antlerking69 I made a couple with all bobcat and all bears but it didn’t get a lot of views. Maybe I’ll do a new one and see how it does. Thanks!

95% of the wildlife I only see on my cameras. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised how much wildlife you have.

@@GameTrailCameraVideos I will be sure to report back.

@@paulb7334 keep us updated

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They mess with my cameras as well haha. After five years most of my cameras tend to crap out too especially if you have them on all year like I do. Thank you for watching!

For the most part I use Browning and I also have a couple Camppark. All in the $180 range

What minute mark?

​@GameTrailCameraVideos i cant find it rn but it was the strikeforce cam so im gonna say its safe to assume it was a racoon cause like 9 racoon clips also came from that camera

@@Racejakestar yep I believe you are spot on - raccoon

Thank you for watching and commenting! Sadly true, animals are going extinct everyday.