Raw Nature, wildlife interactions in New Hampshire

Some interesting wildlife interactions from the last year from trail cameras in New Hampshire. Nature can be cruel, it's wild out there!

[@HomeSlice97]

The doe looking for the fawn the next morning was absolutely heartbreaking. Nature is as beautiful as it is brutal.

[@djg5950]

Absolute best trail cam footage, Garrett. Thanks for posting.

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks!

[@johnshields6852]

Wild animals are so cool to watch, very alert, excellent survivors, makes me think about primitive us, living amongst them.

[@-M0LE]

If earth gets a massive CME modern humans are fkd

[@folkq]

Great captures! The light on the turkey as he threw a shape was beautiful!

[@pensnut08]

Wild K9s do NOT like the "glow" cameras at all! Excellent footage!

[@MaineWoodsbooger]

Nature at it's finest. We all have eat. Fantastic footage Garrett!!!

[@garrettevans2308]

Thank you!

[@robertmastnak581]

Very interesting interactions. Thx

[@RhinoRider2006]

Great stuff. I have had 10 trail cameras out since 2015and have never had that kind of action, I get wolves Coyotes bears but no attempted take downs. Thanks for the work

[@trailcamerasinnewengland0112]

Amazing footage

[@markpicard9229]

Incredible footage Garrett! Nice work!

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks Mark!!

[@peterguercio9504]

Very enjoyable. I need to go for another walk today. Yesterday's walk revealed acres of ripening blueberries and a songbird symphony.

[@kayenta463]

Slo-mo is very effective

[@garrettevans2308]

Thank you!

[@stevevanzandt1655]

Great job.

[@thomaseng6514]

great footage!

[@trailcampete5119]

wow great video ...cheers

[@jeannieelliott8519]

Thanks 4 the playbacks. I don't want 2 miss a single moment. Your Oregon Viewer.

[@garrettevans2308]

Thank you! Yes, most are quick interactions that I was luck to get. I wish they would last longer.

[@markmatley9503]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing.

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks mark!

[@davidlagarde8470]

An awful lot of action in those woods, great Video. What part of the world is that. Canada?

[@nicelady51]

The title says New Hampshire. That is in the northeastern USA. It does share a border with Canada, also Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and has Atlantic Ocean coastline. It's my home state and it is referred to as the Alps of the US. A most beautiful place!

[@ehsansabaghian5617]

Beautiful footages. Well done.

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks so much!

[@christopheragurkis8959]

Amazing stuff Garrett!!!

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks so much Chris!

[@ziffcantrell4678]

Yes Sir ,

[@shrevesoule3567]

Great footage Garrett!

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks!

[@Frontline-K9]

Incredible footage how many cameras do you run to get stuff like that? I run a handful in the southern region I use moultrie which only does 15 second clips but nothing cool like this stuff

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks! I have about 8 to 12 cameras out at any given time. I just got lucky with these clips.

[@mraza9]

These coyotes were huge. Much bigger than the ones you see out west

[@georgiathedogburrito1327]

The animals don’t live along us, we live along the animals

[@garrettevans2308]

Very true!

[@Clarice-rp7mh]

Great footage. I deeply appreciate you identifying the species, however the red writing in blurred black is difficult to read. My vision is good. I am unsure of your purpose. You might consider trying a different method. You also have a new subscriber.

[@garrettevans2308]

Thanks and I appreciate the feedback! I will try to make the text an easier to read color and maybe a different font that is more clear.

[@thenoneckpeoplerepresentat8074]

What’s moving in the background @06:16, after the deer move, there’s something in the tree line moving quickly left to right as the coyote crosses the screen.

[@billyyank5807]

There were 3 deer. 2 in the open and one off the the left. All I saw was its white tail running away through the trees.

[@garrettevans2308]

Yes, there were a total of three deer when the coyote ran in.

[@hphillips7425]

Curious what spooked the coyote with the fawn. Is the camera a no-glow or the type that you can see the red light?

[@garrettevans2308]

The camera is not a no-glow so the red glow is what likely spooked the coyote. They really don't like that glow, and do anything to avoid my cams when they encounter them. I need to get a few no-glow cams and maybe I will have some better luck capturing them without scaring them off.

[@hphillips7425]

@@garrettevans2308 I have 5 gardepro A3 from Amazon. They are no-glow. Nothing spooks of them. Have a good one from west Tennessee

[@garrettevans2308]

@@hphillips7425 Thanks for the info. I will look into them. Have a great day!

[@-M0LE]

In the uk we have zero wildlife so seeing wolves walking around is strange

[@HomeSlice97]

Eastern coyotees or “coywolves” are about half-coyote, half-wolf and max out at about 60 lbs (27 kg) but they are still intimidating to encounter in person. They definitely look and act more wolf than coyote.

[@-M0LE]

@@HomeSlice97 that's what I'm saying in UK we have nothing at all to attack us ...maybe a badger 😂

[@HomeSlice97]

@@-M0LE you guys have the more charismatic badger though. The European Badger is iconic while the American Badger is just scary haha

[@-M0LE]

@@HomeSlice97 yes they do have the aurora of a wild bear

[@tylerfish6206]

What or area? I live in Lancaster