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Thank you very much!

Or get the heck outta my way😁

Thanks Bro. It all comes down to the number of cameras. Currently running around 30 cams, and no video of Bigfoot.

@TrailCamsNorthwest-vx7nr ole BF is sly.

Thanks

Thanks for watching

Probably know I was high😁

@TrailCamsNorthwest-vx7nr lmbo u nut!

Bigger than what I want to run into in the woods.

They're just mugging for the camera😁

It's pretty good sized. BTW I used to hunt bare, but then it got too cold😁

@TrailCamsNorthwest-vx7nr hahaha your a real mon, then mon!

Thanks; sometimes our cams are full of bear, and sometimes not so much.

Thanks!

There's one in every herd😁

Really?

Yeah, it's the Elk and the Bear...messing with the cameras. Deer and Coyotes will do this every once in a while, but Bear and Elk can't pass by a camera they see, without giving it a snuffle😁

The weather is finally starting to change here; packing up the AC units, and firing up the heaters. The elevation that most of these videos are filmed at is 500 to 1000 ft. so it's starting to cool off there; pretty, but cold.

@@TrailCamsNorthwest-vx7nr same here,, we've dipped down in the low 40s high 30s. Reminds ne of years ago, this weather change.

Yes, but they stink worse than cows do.

@@TrailCamsNorthwest-vx7nr I bet they do.

Yes, they can fill a freezer. And when hauling them out, even gutted and quartered they are heavy.

And it is funny how they will just decide to lay down right in front of the camera.

@@TrailCamsNorthwest-vx7nr cam hogs :)

Hoof rot is a real big problem with them. We've been following 3 different herds, and they all have cows with bad limps due to hoof rot. Amazing thing is, they can live for years with it, and even give birth to calves multiple years in a row.

You bet😁

Thank you for stopping by and checking out my channel.

They patrol some of the more heavily traveled logging roads looking for poachers, unauthorized logging, or other illegal activities. They also make note of where they see trail cams and may contact the cam owners if they think important vids or pics captured any of these illegal activities. Pot is legal here in my state, but there are still a lot of large-scale illegal grow operations in the woods near towns.

Thank you

Hoof rot is a big problem with elk in this area. As their foot gets worse, their limping damages their legs, until eventualy they can't walk anymore and the coyotes, bear, or mountain lions get them. In several of my videos we see cow elk with one or even two bad legs and very heavy limps (so bad it makes you wonder how they can survive), but they seem to keep on going. And many of them will have one or two calves following them, so they are still productive until they die.

Thanks for watching Bro.

Thank you very much!