Six months at the "Moose Cam"
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This is a six month compilation, May-October 2023, at my "Moose Cam", aptly named due to the frequency of moose that visit. There's also lots of lynx activity as well as grizzly and black bears, a few wolves, and some snowshoe hares.
Interesting how they all use the same trails. Scary too for the baby moose’s. Lots of big cats !! 🐱
Spectacular # 1 TC videos on UT. I hope you feel validated that your goal to educate ppl about nature appears to be a success. Loved the baby how cute. Thank you for sharing, greatly appreciated 😊
Love seeing these videos. Getting to see these animals is a gift. Thank you so much.
Fantastic trail camera clips! Very impressive collection of animals. Thank you.
The bears never fail at being the most curious and aggressive with the camera. I hope the moose calf survived! Wolves are thriving up there.
Thank you for the effort you put into gathering and posting these videos. 👍🏼
Absolutely amazing!!
Fantastic captures of all the moose and their calves also the different diversity of wildlife in the Yukon region! Thanks for sharing 👍 👍
It's awesome hello from France
it is, hello from germany!
Great camera location. Thanks for sharing.
Amazingly beautiful. I'm just amazed by the wildlife there, this is why very large national parks and wild areas must be protected. Amazing the size and variety of animals there.
Honestly that area might not even be a national park. That could be just an area of the Yukon. A thing you gotta realize that the Yukon is sparsely populated, with a territory the size of the North-Eastern United States holding a population the size of Salem Massachusetts. When Canadians say "No one lives up there" we pretty much mean it, that place is as wild as can be.
I loved seeing the baby moose getting bigger each clip! Thank you.
Thank you for sharing! Love seeing all the animals. The baby moose is my favorite though
Definitely not the road less traveled 😊! This & Olivia’s Reef really makes you appreciate nature.
Extraordinary wildlife.
Excellent
Beautiful. .
Great work again! Congrats and greetings from
Once again some fantastic footage! This has to be the most absolutely perfect angle location for a trail cam I have ever seen. It trips the sensor at approaching animals soon enough to keep them in the view just long enough to enjoy the clip. But then we get to see a longer view as they walk away from the camera. Believe me I know from experience it is difficult to find such a prefect angle...and a tree to mount the camera on. Having the trail leading to and from the river is also a dream come true as well. You must have been jumping up and down when you first watched the video of that big bull stop and rake the bushes. I know I would have! That's a great bonus! Like Forest Gump says.. you never know what your gonna get! Great Videos! 😊👍
The key at this spot is that it heads slightly down hill. I have alot of footage that happens more in the open field than walking up the game trail so it's able to sense the wildlife very well.
We have a few moose around our property and my youngest son thought it was a big horse
lol-
Thanks for sharing
So freaking awesome
Once upon a time years ago I had nature calls 'rest stop' off 'Trans Canada 1' near Banff where/when I had the opportunity to see a Moose up close, too close!
These videos always make me smile, they are all so beautiful in their own way ❤
Very nice.
Incredible...your own zoo!
cute 🐻🐴🐅🐈
Baby moose getting bigger and stronger with each appearance.
Grizzly: Sheesh why can’t I find baby moose?!
Awesome footage. Monster Bull.
Oh moose the greatest vegetarian
That animal trail is golden
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Busy spot
you have some funny looking moose
Happy subscriber here.
Enjoying from afar.
Ques: singular is moose
Plural...?
Meese! Kidding, it's moose whether singular or plural.
@@yukonwildlifecams Mooses and gooses! 🫎🪿😊
This is probably what Aliens are doing to us right now where we are the animals.
The Grizzly , yikes that’s a big boy. Still don’t understand why people go hiking in areas where these 800lb monsters are lurking 🤔
safer than the cities where those 150-250 pound monsters are lurking
@@yukonwildlifecams -- It's a bit disturbing that people don't understand this. North American wilderness is about the safest place a person can be located.
What a wonderful show of magnificent creature, I think the UK has the ignominy of being one of the most wildlife depleted countries in the world, so forgive me for being envious, I would love to spend week with my binoculars and spotting scope capturing images for my personal enjoyment, maybe when I’m retired I might get to fulfil that wish, I can never get enough of wildlife watching❤️ thank you for sharing with us interested persons.
I've always been fascinated by how long the hind legs of lynx are - I wonder if it helps give them leverage to push through snow?
It aids in walking in the snow and also enables greater jumping ability (or so I've read). It's a clear physiological difference between lynx and bobcats when distinguishing between the two species (though we have no bobcats here)
About 11 o' clock on the picture, is that a water way or old road you can see?
likely wind though there is water nearby but not really flowing. definitely not a road
Rather surprised that it was over 3 minutes in before a wolf showed up.... then, there were several after that. It's hard to tell for sure, but a couple times I thought I saw a bobcat rather than a lynx. Are there bobcats that far north?
we only have lynx here
i wonder if the lynx kept coming back to look for that rabbit lol
Very nice. What brand camera is it?
This is a Browning Recon Force Advantage from 2018
May I ask, what trail camera are you using? The quality of the footage is very good.
This is a 2018 Browning Recon Force Advantage
Hello. Beautiful footage. Great camera location.
What cameras do you use? How do you anchor them so curious bears don't damage or move them. Thanks. Jim
What kind of animal is this? 3:21
A black wolf?
Seems like it ....
yes, a black wolf
@@yukonwildlifecams Never seen it. Wonderful!
Did you get on any of your cams a monster moose, one with very large antlers?
Monster? Not really. I've gotten some big ones in this area and possibly the same one for three years
Is that an orb at 2:30?
it's either an flying insect or a spider on a web
Where is this camera located?
what camera do you use?
this is a 2018 Browning Recon Force Advantage
I want to be an animal. Then I'll get enough attention and even be filmed. As an animal, I will be loved much more and people would look at me. But because I'm human, I'm not interesting to people.