Trail Camera Wildlife Mysteries 

Trail cameras are the best thing to happen to RU-vid

Thank you Mark for posting. It is truly a refreshing to see nature living in peace.

The Sasquatch screams in the background , being mistaken for a Coy wolf , is very mysterious because that octave , power and tone , is in a class all by itself , and otherworldly unique .

Loved watching this. Thanks for posting

I love when the animals get up close and personal!!! To cute

This so reminded me of home back in So IL. So much do I miss the peace and quiet back home.

I have a trail cam set up 10 yards from my fence. West of me is 400 acres of woods. east of me is a typical neighborhood. It blows me away at the different kinds of animal that come by my house. And the number of deer. Next trail cam will have audio. I have many Video on my channel that were taken 40 yards from my front door.

Thank you, Mark. I enjoyed it a lot, especially your enthusiasm for it.

I really appreciated that you took the time and trouble to make this clip and share it. Thanks

I used to be a Park Ranger...sometimes late at night we'd hit our sirens for a few seconds then listen to all the Coyotes whoop & howl ! 😆

Great video. This is the slogan for our project too. "Getting to know nature you will end up loving it and therefore protecting it. So, keep divulgin! :)

This what I love about living in the woods! I hope to get more diverse wildlife and less people hunting/trapping the little we have up here :). Happy trail tracking everyone :)

Thanks for the video, I love using my trail cameras.

Very nice video. Trail cameras do give us an interesting glimpse into wildlife. I see a lot of black coyotes in South Carolina. New subscriber.

I live in the middle of the Daniel Boone national forest in Kentucky and have several trail cams out all year round . I'm a hunter but I respect and love wildlife. I have 5 big Ole black bears that like to come by a lot .one destroyed my blind but its nature lol

THANK YOU finally a good video about something interesting without other plots

Please make more videos like this! I loved it.

thank you Mark, this was beautiful and I have to get new knees lol so I can go walking in the woods again and get in a kayak...my fav thing to do on the AuSable River in N Michigan.

Beautiful video. Thank you.

Howdy Mark. Thanks for sharing you trail cam recordings with those of us who appreciate Nature, in all its simplistic and complex interactions. I am especially grateful to be able to watch wildlife on RU-vid, since I am no longer able to do it in person. I wonder if there are others who would be interested in learning how to purchase, install, service, use, and produce videos from trail cams. Happy and Safe Trails to you and all you viewers. Ryan Lake, Cariboo, BC, Canada.

I’m surprised we haven’t seen a Sasquatch yet from the thousands of these trail cams that are set every year hmmmm? Anyone ?

Thanks Mark for nice video !

Well Mark that was a very nice video and the deers really are dear aren't they. Mark you should be reading children stories for a living with that voice. Thanks for this

good to see wild life at peace

Thank you Mark. That was wonderful.

Excellent footage, really enjoyed your video :-)

Thanks for that! Curious as to what kind of trail cam has gears in it. And what do the gears do?

Never having used a trail cam ru-vid.comUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.

The mystery is how animals act in their natural environment and its beautiful I love to hunt but I also love to just watch nature and all of her wonder.

I like your factual narrative. Of course I like the video too. Coywolfs are interesting hope to see you video one someday. I have noticed that the animals seem acutely aware of the cameras.

How neat is that!

which trail camera you used?

what camera were you using ??

Fantastic footage...💕

Great footage. Love the explanations. Great channel. H. Lloyd

Very interesting and well done! Regards, Jimp

Enjoyed every bit. Well presented with great additional info. Excellent job. Thanks from a jealous guy in the UK.

Very good. Congratulations. Best work

Thank you.....enchanting !

Very nice video!

For all the "what mystery" posts, there is a lot of clickbait out there! This is not! Great video, and editing. Thanks for the look! I felt the mystery of seeing the woods at night. If you have ever walked in the woods at night, it can be pretty spooky. Especially in the winter when the trees are cracking in the wind. This is cool!

Awesome video! Thank you : )

Loved it!

Great video

YAHOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nature, Right up my Ally! :) :) :)

good video, a nice way to show people a little the natural world, good for you

Good video, thank you for sharing .

Amazing info thank you

I'm eager to see this spring later on, because of all the Does with baby bellies. Almost 5 to seven Does giving birth to twins at least. It's going to be interesting 😀. I enjoyed your trail cam footage.

great videos keep up the good work.

Awesome awesome video, thanks.

Cool footage. Keep it up please.😀😀

Where was this filmed ? In which state ?

cool vid. your trail cam is electromechanical?? you mention "gears" more than once. mine is solid state but does make a faint "dit" sound when the infa-red lights kick on, making the subject come up and sniff the cam, which always brings me a chuckle.

Thank you for sharing

Good job Mark

great vid Mark

Best to omit the music, especially when you are talking about the sounds that we cannot hear because of it!

first i would like to say thank you as i live in an area were we get moose on the road allot as im driving at night im always looking for the eyes anyway i didnt know that about moose eyes and second your video was great well done

Very educational Flanders..lol

What kind of trail camera are you using here??

thanks for sharing :)

Those "coy wolf" sounds sound just like some of the alleged or hoped for "Bigfoot screams" I've heard on other videos.

Having predators does balance the ecosystem. Predators keeping the deer moving along so they dont over browse is a bit of a stretch. Any place prey animals are present, predator animals will be present. Deer seasonally relocate to areas where they can browse on early successional forest. A winter deer yard will show signs of over browsing anywhere because its what they do. They browse.

very cool videos!

That was actually really interesting please make more

Awesome video 👍!

details on camera used?

great video.

I just found your channel and even though in a city woman, I love watching the wildlife. I'm especially interested in the coyote hybrids. I wonder how they came to be. What did they mate with?

Do u hunt from this camera?

What a mysterious video The mystery is where is the mystery

nice video but completely misleading title

This video was nice ,

+nwwmark I'm not a naturalist who goes out in the woods anymore, but I'm surprised how many calls I can identify, compared to younger generations as there is less exposure nowadays. What I'm curious about, as I've been trying to make a collection of the same, is how did you identify the howl of a coywolf and differentiate it from a wolf? Was it just because of the timing and proximity of this video at the time?

enjoyable thank you

Deer are quite silent when they know a danger is near. I even had one get down on her belly and slip through the water to avoid notice. she passed only a few yards from my stand and by the time I saw her it was too late to pull off a shot.

Thanks for sharing a good video

Very nice video

awesome !

Regarding moose, you should be careful along roads/highways in the spring also because 1. they like salt and they will stand there to lick it from the salt trucks that came by in the winter and 2. flies - horse flies as we call them are sizable and hurt when they bite. A swarm of them can cause moose to run everywhere including onto roads to get away from them. The color of moose blends in with the dark and the legs end at the height of a typical sedan's roof so it is easy to miss them until you are on them.

Gears in your camera??.what is that a 35mm??

I put one in my tree and my dog seemed to sense it..she kept looking up at it..and really it blended with the tree

That was nice... And thank you for not turning this into one of those phony Bigfoot, UFO, or paranormal videos :-)

I don't think that was a wolf. I think you have a recording of something much more elusive.

Gears or cogs in trail cams ? What for ? Range, focus, zoom etc can be achieved by pure silent electronic means if needed. The principal operates on the exact same way a speaker does. This is the exact method used for focus on a laser in a cd or DVD player and it's very efficient. Way more efficient than the manipulation of mechanical devices. I could probably see use for a stepper motor system at times but even that uses more power than a magnetic coil with an induced voltage that's determines position over the magnet by varying the induced voltage. Certainly not the way I would design a camera used for long term use spanning months. One thing these cameras do give off is the smell of the manufacturing process, another is infrared, and another thing us silly humans tend to forget about are the multitudes of internal oscillators. Just because people think something has a silent operation, doesn't mean animals can't hear devices screaming within their true range of hearing. Eg? If people have ever turned on an old analog cathode ray tube TV and set the volume low, many people can hear the oscillator that drives the 110 volt line, the audio section, plus the HT lead that injects around 22,000 volts (for just small TVs) into the tube. That high frequency whistle just on a PAL TV is 15.625 KHz. I have no doubt that many animals can hear the oscillators in trail cams, including Bigfoot. Which seems to be able to see infrared. Us humans aren't that smart when compared to animal instincts.

nice video! greetings from germany :)

The pictures are great, thanks. They would be even greater without music!

GREAT!

nature is so groovy :-)

I've never heard of a coyote wolf cross. wow

Hi, nice videos, I was going to ask what is the kind of camera, clear and cool to watch, but ( always a but :) night shot are not to great, maybe something was wrong but I would like a game cam like that, I had 3, all different models and not that easy to find a good one, I got 2 stolen or some animals what to bring it home for selfies lol, the last one stop and never work again, no sign of anything that could help me to find out what happen and all my collection of videos was stolen in my house 2 years ago, also I want to say I work for wildlife rescue and release ( I have like 4 places and they call me when they need me, I cant talk to much on internet but you got the point I hope ) no matter the problems I always come, I will do anything for animals because they dont have a voice but I'm the voice ) when ready or if they cant go back we dont kill them, they have a nice place and have some friends, it is important to make them feel happy, if you do what you say you do you probably understand me, this video is from 2012 so not sure if you will see it, I will try your website soon that I have a chance if it still there, thank you for what you do and I sub today I never see your videos before, pretty cool :)

That CoyWolf sounds a lot like a passing train.

Nice video, thanks for sharing it. I am confused by your comment on the camera and hearing the gears. This is a digital trail camera with an infrared light. What gears are you talking about? Is there a flash for daylight photos and you hear the flash going off? These types of camera's aren't like SLR's. There aren't any shutters etc thus no gears. They are all electronic.

By the caption you would expect trail camfootage with photoshopped ghosts in it but this is actually interesting.......

Listen the noise in the beginning video ,what is it ?

I believe the sound in the beginning was a Sasquatch! 🤔

Was that first cam set at a old abandoned road or farm road? Well, no bigfoot here!

I have a camera WK 5A 2 I forgot the password how to open it after

A Coywolf sounds just like the wind.