Setting Up Trail Cameras for DSLR Camera Traps
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Starting off 2024 I'm excited to get back into camera trapping! I've got access to new a property and its has some great potential! So in this video I'm checking 4 cameras and setting up a 5th. All in an effort to try and capture bobcats and foxes with my camera traps!
Cheers, Neil
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Photography/Videography Equipment Used:
Canon EOS R5
Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L III
Canon EF 600mm F4L IS II
Browning Trail Cameras
Camera Trapping Equipment:
Canon Rebel T6 (2)
Canon Rebel T5
Nikon SB-28 Speedlights
Custom Made Housing
Camtraptions Sensor, Housing & Triggers
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Outstanding footage! Can't wait for the next installment.
Love all your videos Neil! Very informative!
That clip of the possum carrying bedding wrapped up in its tail was fascinating. A good image of that behaviour would be a great picture to capture.
He's back!
Absolutely love your videos always waiting for you to post them.
Very helpful to see your strategies to get the best location!
Was the possum at 5:25 carrying bedding into the den using its tail?
And great video! Lots of interesting information!
Neil, I’ve been watching you for a very long time. I’ve learned a lot from you on camera trapping and have been camera trapping for about 1 1/2 years and still learning every set up. Thank you for sharing your information as I’m sure there is still a lot to learn.
It is always good when you get outside, more so when you have a camera with you, whether you capture what you want or not. Thanks for sharing your joy for nature.
Making a camera trp is very much on my mind right now, neghbour reckons I have rats, and has reported m to council.
Very cool. You ever thought about using cell game cameras? As a hunter, makes a big difference not disturbing the site by checking the camera. Just a thought!