very cool footage! we’ve got lots of coyotes around us, but i’ve never gotten to observe one- i just hear them call at night and see the tracks in the morning. thanks for letting me see! they have some distinct personalities, even just in these short clips.
Great footage! This is good info, I think ill keep my cameras a little higher off the ground after watching this. I record a lot of critters, Coyote, Bobcat, Fox, Cougar, etc. here in SW New Mexico. I've got a camera set up right now to record some Javelina that my neighbor has had visiting his hen house to borrow the hen's source of water. Subscribed 👍
Elevate your cam if you don't want the critters to notice it as easily, especially if your subjects are spooky. Those low angles give more intimate perspectives. Use a combination of camera positions to keep the footage interesting.
very cool footage!
we’ve got lots of coyotes around us, but i’ve never gotten to observe one- i just hear them call at night and see the tracks in the morning.
thanks for letting me see! they have some distinct personalities, even just in these short clips.
Sure glad you liked it. Coyote choruses are music to my ears. I suspect you may feel the same.
Great footage! This is good info, I think ill keep my cameras a little higher off the ground after watching this. I record a lot of critters, Coyote, Bobcat, Fox, Cougar, etc. here in SW New Mexico. I've got a camera set up right now to record some Javelina that my neighbor has had visiting his hen house to borrow the hen's source of water.
Subscribed 👍
Elevate your cam if you don't want the critters to notice it as easily, especially if your subjects are spooky. Those low angles give more intimate perspectives. Use a combination of camera positions to keep the footage interesting.
@@cameratrapcodger Great advice, thanks!