That buck detected the camera. Often in these cam videos of wildlife, different species detect the camera, clearly approaching it in a posture suggesting SOMETHING is there. Beautiful. Been letting these wildlife cams flow big screen with house music . . .
Wow! Beautiful coats on everyone, except that porcupine. The bear, the red on that stag and the snood and wattle on those turkeys. All looked very healthy.
I love your videos excellent no noise no people talking just nature love it thank you so much for sharing I’m going to look for more of yours thank you have a great day
What I love about your videos is that you don't use anything to attract them to the area, the animals are in their natural habitat and going about business as normal!!!
So wonderful to watch and appreciate Nature. I enjoyed that one coyote that always seemed to have something in its mouth -- either small twigs or leaves. Reminds me of my little dog who almost always walks around with one of his toys or a dog bone in his mouth. It makes him feel secure and happy.
Just ran across your channel Subscribed I love these video's & it's really great you are one of the few that don't play the annoying background music & we can actually hear nature. Thanks & hope you continue posting these video's.
Love these videos. All the animals so perfectly camouflaged. We have almost no wildlife left in Scotland. I used to go hiking and the only thing I ever came across once was an Adder!
They also clear a lot of mice and red squirrels. I was having real problems with them getting into my cabin in Maine. Had some coyotes move into the area and they solved all my problems.
Fantastic video! I’m over in Fitzwilliam at 1,100 ft. I’m hoping to get a video of a lynx after spotting a track last week. Any pointers you can share?
Thank you Beth! Edges where wood and field, or where woods and swamp come together are great spots. I'm not sure about lynx but, I see a lot of bobcats like to stop at a stump to mark it with their scent. So, aiming at a stump on a trail may help you capture one on camera. Good luck!
I wonder, how you handle your game camra, Do you clean it? Do yoy onky touch it with gloves, exct. So the wildlife does not pick up your sent????? I love it too! I thought might get one , and do same thing in AZ, just for my self, and family!
This was one of the best trail camera videos I've seen yet. Catching that many coyotes is pretty neat! The look young, Maybe 6 months or so, a litter that hasn't broke up yet.
Awesome post! Love the bobcat so hard to see them in the woods I have only saw 2 in my life, 1 was in Fla the other NYS, that spot looks very healthy, I hike in NH don't like seeing that big pack of coyotes, never tell anyone that spot looks special like most of NH
🤔Dont you know we hunt these wild areas to not only feed our families but also to keep deer numbers in check, work toward getting rid of non-native animals like the hog, Phytons along the east coast, Iguanas & Egyptian geese in FL? [Not likely to happen though] We are part of nature of course & nobody loves & respects these animals more than hunters.🤟
Nice footage. I'm getting my trail cam working for next month off 16 between Qquossoc and Errol. Off grid camp on logging road. Hopefully get a few moose
Those looked to me much more like foxes, especially with that head, the tail and the way they walked. Where I grew up the coyotes looked much different.
@@603Wild Amazing our beautiful wood line areas. We have everything here were I live, sure will look into a trail camera, Thankyou for the great inspiration, God Bless my friend!
@@603Wild Thanks for your answer. I found some videos about the porcupine. What a cute and interesting creature. I watch a lot of documentary films but this animal was never in one of them. I discovered your channel just two weeks ago and I'm so happy that I did. I love your videos. They are so interesting. Thanks for charing them. (Sorry for my poor English)
This location is only 850ft. The temp reading is fairly accurate although, I do question some of the readings after I swapped to the Dark Ops camera in August. Those temps seem to be low. Thank you for watching!
I love to watch these and I really appreciate the facr that there is no "music" or other sound effects added. Just Mother Nature at her best. Thanks.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Hate it when they add music to "enhance" the viewing experience!
Yes! Thank you for not messing up nature with some awful music!
here is a short video you might like. It is similar ua-cam.com/video/6u-Qzb4bSPA/v-deo.html
Yeah me too and sometimes the music really does not even go with the nature scene lol it’s like dubstep or something and I’m like “why??”
Former Montana guide here.... You have no idea just how much I enjoyed this...
Glad you enjoyed it! Montana is a beautiful state!
I love to see the forest traffic that actually exists out there because when we go it’s so quiet and different.
Thanks for not putting stupid music on
Glad you liked it!
So many UA-cam videos ruined by awful music.
That buck detected the camera. Often in these cam videos of wildlife, different species detect the camera, clearly approaching it in a posture suggesting SOMETHING is there. Beautiful. Been letting these wildlife cams flow big screen with house music . . .
So glad you enjoyed the video!
I've loved the forest and outdoors ever since I was a kid. Still do at 61
Same here Doug!
Thanks for watching!
Wow! Beautiful coats on everyone, except that porcupine. The bear, the red on that stag and the snood and wattle on those turkeys. All looked very healthy.
Perfect lighting
except that one buck was too skinny with his ribs showing.
The camera is in the perfect place to see beautiful animals that we don’t see everyday. Thank you for this ❤️
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video, and appreciated. Watching this was an antidote for all the crazy stuff I see on the internet. Very calming. I'll be back.
Thanks Jeff!
I've been living in Tamworth, NH for twenty years and started camping in the White mountains in 1958, so I can well appreciate this video. Thanks
Beautiful area for sure. I have 2 cameras in the White Mountains I need to retrieve soon.
Handsome buck at 6:24 mark...Lovely coat color. Thanks !
Thank you!
Are those Unicorn turkey's? I've heard about them, by grandchildren told me! Thank you, now I know what they look like! ; )
You bet, thanks for watching!
It’s amazing how the coyotes blend in with the foliage.
They sure do!
This is called the Logging Road Zoo, need some Lions, Tigers & Zebras, Wow! that was cool
Thanks!
That would've been a good title!
High-Traffic Area! Trail cameras are a great way to observe animals acting naturally, instead of reacting to the presence of a human.
I'm always excited to see what the cameras catches!
I love your videos excellent no noise no people talking just nature love it thank you so much for sharing I’m going to look for more of yours thank you have a great day
Awesome! Thank you!
What I love about your videos is that you don't use anything to attract them to the area, the animals are in their natural habitat and going about business as normal!!!
Thank you! I try to be as respectful as possible.
So wonderful to watch and appreciate Nature. I enjoyed that one coyote that always seemed to have something in its mouth -- either small twigs or leaves. Reminds me of my little dog who almost always walks around with one of his toys or a dog bone in his mouth. It makes him feel secure and happy.
what's the chance it's bait?
It is very interesting to see the way the animals space themselves. Thankyou for sharing.
I agree, it's interesting to see nature being nature.
Cool video,,, good size pack of coyotes...
Plenty of coyotes for sure!
Great video, loved seeing all the critters, especially the bears!
Thank you very much!
I can’t believe the amount of animals!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Outstanding editing. Beautiful,. Thank you for your hard work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the natural scenes.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video!
A plethora of wildlife. But what is that, just after the minute mark, that you circle in red?
That was a coyote with a bad case of mange.
Unlike most people, the big pack of coyotes made me happy.
The bobcats were beautiful too
Everytime I see a porcupine, I giggle
Bobcats are beautiful animals. It is comical the way porcupines waddle off.
I love watching these natural environment, thank you so much, I'm addicted, watching animals is much more enjoyable than people
Thank you, same here!
Great video thank you for sharing I really enjoyed watching this and liked the fact you didn’t play any music so you could hear nature sounds
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
8:30 Even coyotes play keep away with each other in the woods. Or is this an example of something else?
I think that's exactly what this was. Typical canine behavior.
Thanks for watching!
7:10 - I’ve never seen a pack of coyotes more than 3! How awesome is that!
There sure is a healthy population of them!
Thanks for watching!
I love these videos thank you! They’re very calming and peaceful! 🧡
Glad you like them!
Just ran across your channel
Subscribed
I love these video's & it's really great you are one of the few that don't play the annoying background music & we can actually hear nature. Thanks & hope you continue posting these video's.
Glad you like them and thanks for subscribing!
Such wild beauty and tranquility. Really appreciate it, from a concrete dweller. 💖🙏🌎
I really enjoy your videos. It's amazing to see the wildlife that goes thru your property! Never a dull moment.
Thank you Cathy, glad you enjoyed it!
That is one heck of a wildlife trail.
I sure was glad to find that spot!
Love these videos. All the animals so perfectly camouflaged. We have almost no wildlife left in Scotland. I used to go hiking and the only thing I ever came across once was an Adder!
Thank you so much!
LOVE WATCHING ALL THE CRITTER TRAFIC IN THE WOODS. BEAUTIFUL!!
So glad you enjoyed the video!
Awesome footage my friend.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for posting. Great footage of some wonderful animals. And Holy Moly those Turkey Toms are HUGE!!!
Thanks for watching!
This beautiful diversity is so entertaining! Thank you for bringing it to us
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great pics! Thanx!
Glad you like them!
I enjoy so much watching your videos.... So relaxing... Thanks so much
You are so welcome, thank you!
You r welcome
Excellent spot for a trail camera!
Yes it was!
My cat enjoys watching too, kid you not! Great footage.
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice big Bob Cat love the black bear also. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for posting your footage! So very relaxing.
Thank you, really glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! I never knew the wild was filled with so many wild turkeys!!!! Wow.
Plent here for sure!
Oh yea they're all over the place. Here on cali it's not uncommon to see a pack of 10 of em at a time
Had a camera on a coyotes den and the mother brought 11 fawns back to the den. Coyotes kill a lot of fawns every year.
Deer are outchea . Me think that not enough hunters?
They also clear a lot of mice and red squirrels. I was having real problems with them getting into my cabin in Maine. Had some coyotes move into the area and they solved all my problems.
@@falconmoose5435 Did u just crawl out of a cave?
@@jameshovey8301 Nope. Just don't appreciate the carnage on roadways.
@@falconmoose5435 My point is, your first response looks like a 5th grader wrote it.
Great photo's of wildlife.Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. Thanks for posting. This also looks like a woodland setting found in Northern Minnesota.
Thanks Lyle, glad you liked the video!
Great footage. Love seeing all the animals. Place for everything
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful footage! Very relaxing, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! I thought I had coyote problems. You have a shit ton more than we have. Do you have an open season for them?
We do have an open season on coyotes here but, from what I've seen and heard it hasn't made much of an impact on the population.
Beautiful wildlife, beautiful state, beautiful video!
Thank you Laurie!
Wow just found ya. Excellent footage captured!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, welcome to the channel!
Really like seeing those gobblers! Looks like a nice place to get some good videos.
Perfect spot to place the camera. Great sightings!
I'm lucky to have this spot for sure!
2:21 (on 5/13) What is the small mammal that seems to be emerging from being hidden under the leaves? Turns up again on 9/04.
That was a porcupine :)
Great recordings, thanks!
Glad you like them, thanks for watching!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
I thought the camera got bumped and changed the point of view, but then I realized that you had changed cameras!
Good catch!
What manufacture is this camera? Must be a good one with audio. Very good quality video. Thanks.
I used Browning cameras for this compilation. Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m still trying to figure pith why that coon @3:50 walks like my great grandma
🤣
Fantastic video! I’m over in Fitzwilliam at 1,100 ft. I’m hoping to get a video of a lynx after spotting a track last week. Any pointers you can share?
Thank you Beth!
Edges where wood and field, or where woods and swamp come together are great spots. I'm not sure about lynx but, I see a lot of bobcats like to stop at a stump to mark it with their scent. So, aiming at a stump on a trail may help you capture one on camera. Good luck!
I wonder, how you handle your game camra, Do you clean it? Do yoy onky touch it with gloves, exct. So the wildlife does not pick up your sent????? I love it too! I thought might get one , and do same thing in AZ, just for my self, and family!
I do not wear gloves normally but that would sure cut down on the human scent.
I would go ahead and get one but, be warned, you may get addicted lol!
Really nice variety of healthy looking wildlife!
They have everything they need in this location!
@@603Wild a harmonious balance of life. Great videos!
Excellent stuff, interesting. 👍
Best vid i have seen in a while. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Nick, glad you enjoyed it!
This was one of the best trail camera videos I've seen yet. Catching that many coyotes is pretty neat! The look young, Maybe 6 months or so, a litter that hasn't broke up yet.
I appreciate that!
One had a squirrel in his mouth lol
Their coats blend in perfectly with the backgrounds.
They sure do!
Awesome post! Love the bobcat so hard to see them in the woods I have only saw 2 in my life, 1 was in Fla the other NYS, that spot looks very healthy, I hike in NH don't like seeing that big pack of coyotes, never tell anyone that spot looks special like most of NH
Thanks Brian, glad you enjoyed the video!
I was seeing Bobcats every night on my trail cams here in WA . They must be mating havent seen any in a month.
Beautiful! Hope and pray that no weapon of man enters these lovely woods!!! Thanx so
🤔Dont you know we hunt these wild areas to not only feed our families but also to keep deer numbers in check, work toward getting rid of non-native animals like the hog, Phytons along the east coast, Iguanas & Egyptian geese in FL? [Not likely to happen though] We are part of nature of course & nobody loves & respects these animals more than hunters.🤟
first one i have watched,love no music or talking, THANKS i just subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
Nice footage. I'm getting my trail cam working for next month off 16 between Qquossoc and Errol. Off grid camp on logging road. Hopefully get a few moose
Thank you! Errol is an area known for moose, good luck!
I keep going back to your videos, very good quality! Thanks!
Glad you like them and thanks for watching!
Wonderful👏👍. Thank you
Thank you too!
Lots of turkeys on that area.
that pack of coyotes was awesome looks like they were fighting over a deer leg
Hi Nick, and thanks for watching! That was in fact a corn stalk they were playing keep away with.
You could tell he was the alpha. When the other's approached they did so with great caution.
Those looked to me much more like foxes, especially with that head, the tail and the way they walked. Where I grew up the coyotes looked much different.
@@rayfreeman2305 Fox arent as tall, ears are shorter, and tails fluffier.
I thought coyotes were single animals--to see a pack of six---wow.
Nicely compiled.
Thank you!
Fantastic footage! Absolutely Love New Hampshire, this is my state. Thinking about getting a trail camera, after watching your video. God Bless!
Thank you!
You should definitely get yourself a trail camera, every time I check mine it's like Christmas!
@@603Wild Amazing our beautiful wood line areas. We have everything here were I live, sure will look into a trail camera, Thankyou for the great inspiration, God Bless my friend!
Amazing video! Have you made a video on how you select your location / position for your camera? Amazing how many critters were on your camera!
Thank you!
I haven't done that yet but I've thought about doing one in the future.
Cool, thanks! Loved the buck ham it up for the Camera. And the monkey in the tree earlier in film.
Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoyed watching tail cams thank you
Glad you like them!
Thank you very much for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
That last buck was amazing......nice!!
He was a good one for sure!
Please can you tell me what kind of animal the one at 2:14 is. I have never seen something like this.
That is a porcupine, thank you for watching and asking questions!
@@603Wild Thanks for your answer. I found some videos about the porcupine. What a cute and interesting creature. I watch a lot of documentary films but this animal was never in one of them. I discovered your channel just two weeks ago and I'm so happy that I did. I love your videos. They are so interesting. Thanks for charing them. (Sorry for my poor English)
Very cool video, natures creatures just doing what they do, roaming and looking for food. No music is an excellent feature. Well done 👍
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
I love watching.. mother nature .. thank for not putting any sound to it... Thank you ❤️
Thank you, Annie, glad you enjoyed the video!
That camera location at 7am in the morning is a busy spot!
It sure is!
super super ! what are these grounds ?
This is in New Hampshire, USA. Thanks for watching!
Super awesome..beautiful video...awesome job..thank you for sharing with me
Thank you very much, so glad you enjoyed it!
The variety of animals is really cool.
Thank you, Kevin, I appreciate the views!
What is that at the 1:05 to 1:32 mark?
That was a coyote with a bad case of mange.
@@603Wild Thank you!
Amazing spot with amazing footage! 🧡🧡
Thanks a lot!
Mmm....turkey dinner, with all the fixin's.
Lots and lots of turkeys.
Love it , keep up the good work !!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Just shows people how diverse is our natural environment that goes on behind the scenes...we had an outback in WI that had a rich wildlife presence
I couldn't agree more!
Impressive!! Couple of questions: what is the approx elevation of this site? And, is your temp reading pretty accurate?
This location is only 850ft. The temp reading is fairly accurate although, I do question some of the readings after I swapped to the Dark Ops camera in August. Those temps seem to be low.
Thank you for watching!
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
This is a great video!
Thank you!