Best Trail Cam Videos of 2022 ~ My 12 Favorites!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I picked out 12 of my favorite trail camera videos of 2022. I hope you enjoy watching them, please let me know which one is your favorite. If there was one that you saw this year that didn't make my list, let me know as well. Happy New Year!
I love how these animals are 1000 times better at finding hidden cameras than Amazon package thieves...
Ha Ha, so true! :)
I used to see grouse any time I was in the woods here in Virginia; for the last 25 years I've been lucky to even hear one "beating" once or twice in a year's time.
Really enjoyed watching the moose, especially the youngster!
This is my first time on your channel and when you asked your viewers to choose a favorite, I didn't think that it would be possible because they all are so wonderfully unique. But I have to admit that seeing the young moose frolicking in the water reminded me of how our children can play and be amused at the wonders of nature, I found my favorite. Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful footage, thank you so much for sharing these amazing animals with us!!!!!!!🐻🐻🐻🐻💓💓💓💓
Glad you enjoyed them!
I just found your channel recently and am thoroughly impressed with your choice of camera sites! You have captured some rare and incredible footage that no one would ever see even if they are life long outdoorsman like myself. Looking forward to more enjoyment from your cams!
Thank you so much for the kind words Ron. I just love getting out in the woods when I can, and try hard find nice, remote spots. Of course, many of them don't always pan out. I'm hoping 2023 will be a great year and I'll have a lot to share!
Coyote babies #3 my favorite .
Otters playing is very special .
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, I thought those pups were pretty special too!
Oh, my goodness, the coyote pups!🖤🐾🥰
I agree, so cute!
You definitely caught some great moments, looking forward to see what 2023 brings. Thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed it, Brad. Fingers crossed for some good videos this year.
Thank- you so much! This brought such good feelings; to see critters living their lives. Joyful.
I'm so glad that this made you feel good. Happy New Year Tena!
Good work!
Thanks!
I can see why you call these the best of2022. The Bobcat kits and Coyote pups were really good. The male and female Bobcats seem to have found a great den in those rocks too. BOB
I'm glad you enjoyed them Bob, and I've already started saving my favorites of 2023 so far. Thanks for watching!
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoy it! 2023 coming soon!
Really hard to pick a favourite. But the partridge drumming was mine.
😊🇨🇦
I agree, it was hard putting them in order! Thanks for watching!
wow Marty Stouffer would be impressed, what great footage, the cameras have really good detail, may 2023 be even better for you, I do not how, but congrats and looking forward to the new videos, thumbs up
You're too kind, Kevim! Marty Stouffer and David Attenborough were my heroes growing up. I'm looking forward to sharing much more this year.
I'm a total sucker for otters, so the otters win for me, then again the young moose splashing around, no maybe the Bobcat family? Noo.the wolf pups. Ok final choice, the cats at the end
Hard to choose for sure. I'm glad you enjoyed the videos, thanks for watching!
Wondering what the DNR is studying with the collared moose. The only other time I've seen a collared moose is on Rt 16 just outside Greenville ME.
Rt 6 and 15 not rt 16.
@@bradcorrea9963 I believe they are studying mortality due to winter ticks. This bull looks nice and healthy.
Yes he does.
Love the last otter late running into the water both times!
I enjoyed seeing that as well when I checked the SD cards. Thanks for watching!
Yes some amazing footage - thank you!
Many thanks!
Thanx for picking thru them so we don't have to wait! Love these videos! ❤️
You're very welcome! So glad you enjoy them!
Thank you SO much for sharing these videos! Amazing!
You're very welcome, thanks for watching!
You've got some really great shots.
Thanks Carol!
Wow! Pretty incredible clips! You don’t just walk off the edge of the highway to get videos like those. You definitely know how to set them up. And being from the Lowcountry of S.C. Some of the animals I’ve never seen in the wild. That’s probably as close as I’ll ever come to moose breath! Thanks bud I really enjoy your videos and look forward to what’s to come! David Vaughn
Thank you for the kind words, David. I'm glad you enjoyed! It defininately takes some effort to find good spots, but that's the fun for me. Good exercise to boot. S.C. has some different wildlife I'd enjoy looking for. Happy New Year.
Don't think I want to be that close to moose breath. But it is nice seeing all of these up close and personal.😊
Awesome video.
Thanks 4 sharing. Your Oregon Viewer.
I love Oregon! Thanks and I'm glad you liked it. Cheers form Maine!
Wow, beautiful bobcat! What kind of bird was that?
I love the bobcats too. That is a Ruffed Grouse, and us Mainers call them partridge. :)
Thank you so much. Beautiful creatures, especially the bobcat.
you're very welcome, and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! I love the bobcat too.
@@MaineWoodsbooger what critter was the Bobcat trying to capture?
@@markfreemantle7608 a mink.
@@markfreemantle7608 A mink.
Wonderful videos of animals. Would have been better if all were identified for those of us that live outside the area and are not familiar with all the wildlife of the Maine woods.
Thank you for sharing these videos.
Good point! I do try to that. I'll do better. Thanks for watching!
Look… I know you’re not supposed to mess with wildlife but you can’t tell me you don’t want to pet those otters and that little moose!
They are cute for sure! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos.
That was really great, Thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love it. Very cool stuff....
Glad you enjoyed it
all of them. but oh the coyote pups...
Glad you liked them, and I agree those pups are so cute!
awesome footage, i would like to go from still photos to video footage. What do you recommend for cam? tia. love this channel.
Thanks, and I'm so glad you enjoy the channel! I highly recommend the Browning Recon Force Elite HP5, they are a nice camera and I've had good luck with them. Video is so much fun, as you get to see the action.
Great video!! Thanks for sharing!😃 what brand of trail cam are you using?
Thanks! I use all Browning cameras. The latest model I'm using is the Browning Recon Force Elite HP5. Excellent quality. I'm not sponsored by them either. Thanks for watching!
Very interesting thanks! Oh, of course your video was wonderful!! Thanks for getting back to me! We are looking to buy some cameras to spy on animals too, but we didn’t know what brand to buy! Have you ever seen Ace Vlogs? He does all sorts of cool animal, cam videos too!
Great work and videos Mainer
Keep it up Thank you and happy new year Mr. The Vermonter BS
As always, thanks Vermonter and Happy New Year!
Wau!🎉
What a delight your video is! How I loved tramping through the woods in my younger day! Now the rocking chair's got a hold of me, I can enjoy the woods again, thanks to your amazing video. (And safely cozy up to elk and bear--lol. Love it!!)
This is what keeps me out there getting this footage, you made my day! I'm so glad that my videos bring you into the woods again. Be sure to subcribe, it's free and I have quite a few videos.
Fantastic footage lots of great captures this year. Wonder what we’ll get in 2023
Thanks, that's always the fun. Never knowing what we might get!
Coyote pups, amazing as were all the wildlife!!!
I love capturing those pups! Glad you enjoyed the video, Deb! Thanks for watching.
Great video clips!! 👏We really loved them all but #5 was Brent's favorite. Mine was #2! Thank you for sharing with us!
Happy New Year! 🥳
Happy New Year Kim and Brent!
I never thought about the noise a moose's anters would make walking through the woods hitting tree branches...thank you.
It's so fun to see what happens in the woods!
Great clips! Would you please share which Browning camera you use? Thanks!
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed them! These were with the Recon Force Advantage. I am currently starting to use the new Elite HP5, as the Advantages are out of production now.
What is your favorite trail cam model and brand?
I like the Browning Recon Force Advantage, and the new Elite HP5's.
Wonderful shots! Could you share what kind of trail camera you use please?
Sure thing! I use Browning Recon Force series cameras, mainly the Advantage and the new HP5.
All you need for the first spot is a light pole in the middle and it’d be Narnia. Beautiful
Ah yes, The Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe!
I was wondering why the wood grouse (I think that's what it was) made it so high until he showed me why.
It's a Ruffed Grouse, and they make a really cool sound with their wings. Thanks for watching!
Amazing videos, what trail camera did you use?
Thanks! I use Browning Recon Force series cams.
The moose's collar seemed loose seems like he could get snagged on something??
I thought that as well, however it's designed that way for growth, per the biologists.
That collar on that moose could easily get caught on something
These are put on by our moose biologists, and are designed that way. I inquired about it, and there haven't been any issues.
anyone else think the collar on that moose was a little too loose? seems like itd be easier for it to get hung up on something. maybe theyre suppose to be that loose? thoughts?
I asked a biologist about that, and they do set them loose on purpose for growth. Great question!
@@MaineWoodsbooger oohhh, okay, that makes sense. thank you for replying.
What kind of cats are numbers 7 and 1. Really enjoyed seeing these. Thanks 😊
Glad you enjoyed! Those cats ae Bobcats.
@@MaineWoodsbooger thanks. I thought bobcats had no tails so I didn't think that that was what they were. I wondered if they were lynx.
I just Googled it and learned that lynx and bobcats are the same. I saw a lynx once in Canada but here in Missouri people talk about seeing bobcats and never realized they were the same
1:14 What’s that thing around the animals neck? It looks like something humanist.
Alex, it's a GPS tracking collar that the state of Maine put on some of the moose to study them. Our state has had a severe winter tick issue with the moose population, so they have been studying mortality rates. This was also near the NH border so could be from that dept. as well.
Wow!
I can see why all of these are your favorite, I sure loved the last 2 I would have picked those as my number 2 and number 1 also thanks for sharing. Love this kind of content.
Thanks I appreciate the kind words! Lot's trail camera adventures on my channel, and much more to come!
great trail cam video i subscribe ...cheers
Thanks, cheers!
7:00 - Being a Mississippi boy, instinctively I was waiting to hear a KAPOWWWWW.
I understand that!
Very Nice Show Well Done Neat 10-4
Glad you enjoyed it!
Those are really great clips. Don't think I'd change any of them. 😊
Thank you! It was hard to choose. :)
Firts for me seing a Moose whith is own Go Pro 😂
LOL, that's funny! I never thought about that.
This is some awesome videos!! I'm just curious how you choose your spots for some of these cameras too catch what you do on them? I always put cameras out for moose and deer. Looking to extended my range for other critters!
Thanks! That's a great question actually. I have studied wildlife basically my entire life and have been an avid outdoorsman as well. I study the habits of different species and learn as much as I can about them. Then, it's just scouting out locations, and putting boots on the ground. There is a lot of failures as well. I've tried some locations that I thought were going to be epic, and nothing! I find google earth to be a great tool.
@@MaineWoodsbooger Thanks for the reply! There is definitely more to putting out cameras then what most people think! My goal this year is for more scouting and to get my boots on the ground more! Over the past month I've been doing a lot of searching with online maps looking for potential locations I want to check out this spring! Looking to target new species and terrain. Would like to have the content to be able to post more. I started a few years ago but looking to get back into BIG time this year!
@@207wild. I’m no expert, just thought I’ll put it out there- you may need to wait some time after setting up your camera to give your scent time to wear away. Some animals may be very sensitive and avoid the entire area with your scent, which may take weeks to wear away. So sites you chose without success may turn to gold after your traces are gone 😊
Wow! Filming the wild cats was pretty special
Glad you liked them! Be sure to check out my Canada Lynx videos if you haven't seen them already.
What was that Bobcat catching at the end ?
That was a mink.
All kids love to play in water….
So true!
Incredible footage! Had to watch it twice. What model Browning do you like?
Thanks Michael! I like the Browning Recon Force series, specifically the Advantage (out of production unfortunately) and the new Elite HP5, which seems to be holding up well so far.
Fantastic footage. Thank you for sharing
I'm glad you enjoyed it, April! Lot's more to come.
Beautiful animals just doing what they do best! But I must admit I always like the Moose - not sure why as they do have a somewhat comical face! I would like the know what bird that is as #2 (I think that’s the correct number) - the one with the wings trying to impress a lady, maybe🙂.
Moose are my favorite as well, they are amazing animals. #2 is the ruffed grouse and you got it, he was looking for love!
Love them all. Ruffled grouse was cool though
Glad youy enjoyed them and those grouse are fun to watch for sure!
Now , you have to come up with method to video a "wood bugger".That , name goes way back, a hundred years !If you can get that, hide it and do not show any one..🤔👌
Ausum , wild life video, s! Great job!
I promise I'll hide the footage. :) I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Anything with babies would be high on my list. I have a question: I know conservations groups tag wild animals for different reasons (see the moose in this video) but I always worry about them getting caught on a branch or something. Are these breakaway collars?
I love getting babies on the cams, and I always hope to get more. As far as the collar, the biologists leave it loose for growth, but I neglected to ask if they are break away. I do dooubt it though, and they did say getting hung up hasn't been an issue.
What type of camera do you use?
I use Browning Recon Force series trail cameras.
First time seeing your videos and absolutely love it so AWESOME!!! Thanks so very much for sharing!!
Thanks Richard! I'm so glad you love the videos, and I love getting out there with Stryder making them. More to come! It's this that inspires me to keep at it and share!
Love this channel. Wholly crap, where is this????? Incredible hidden treasures!!!!! Keep it up.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm so glad you enjoy the channel! All of these videos were captured in Maine. Lot's more to come!
That was fun to watch! I like the way you set your camera up - after that its a waiting game. No pun intended.
Thanks, it's always fun checking these cams, never knowing what I'll get. Yes, it's definitely a waiting game!
Very nice. Thanks
You're very welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome thanks 😊
So glad you liked it!
Fascinating, I wish you that the next year will be even richer in interesting recordings :)
Thanks Patryk! I appreciate the good karma.
Great collection.
Glad you enjoyed it
Moose are so cool 😀
I agree! My favorite Maine animal.
wicked good!!!
Glad you liked it!
Great camera spots exceptional footage very enjoyable moments thanks for sharing Happy New Year
I'm glad you liked this. Happy New Year Chelese! Hope you have a great year.
Great captures! I've just purchased my first trail camera.. my biggest question for you - how do you know where to set up your camera??
Thanks Dona, and I hope you get some nice footage/pics! That's a great question, and to be honest I've spent years in the woods and have learned so much about the species in my area. I also read as many books as I can, and then get out in the woods. There is a lot of trial and error. I always look for food, water, and habitat.
Just incredible as always!!!!!
Thanks my friend!
Loved all the baby animals - fauns, coywolf pups and turkey chicks. Great video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beauty!❤
Glad you enjoyed!
Great videos! You always have the best ones thanks so much for sharing- happy new years 🎉
Happy New Year, Dave! Thanks for the kind words!
I love the drummer! Thanks.
hahahah breathing on the camera
THey seem to lioke doing that, LOL. Thanks for watching!
@@MaineWoodsbooger did you know the animals go to heaven with us? i got this news recently its fantastic. first Jesus turned me into a weirdo pet prophet and gave me songs to call the animals like Noah must have done. and then showed me verses about it. here ill show you and if you want i can give you some childrens stories about the animals He gave me.
Jesus gave me more scripture confirmation on the animals and its sweet! one of the fun jobs of the two witnesses is this, there are a lot of other perks and a lot of agony
The two witnesses are pet prophets look at this we know who they are.
Eye has not seen nor ear heard of the things God has prepared for us at the end times. Its more exciting than scary to me.
who ever even heard of a pet prophet? Jesus has made a woman pet prophet singing like Noah and Mrs Noah to call the animals the first thing i got for the end times was seeing all the animals singing before the throne of God and the rhinoceros rapture story that later He gave me ten verses about. this is so fun.
Joke from Jesus soon they will be calling you a false pet prophet saying you got my dawgs song wrong.
Dont worry about the animals. look i found a verse about the animals and the singing woman pet prophet! One of the two witnesses is a woman if you read the bible and stop assuming who it is God will show you. I know her and i knew it He is taking the animals with a covenant
[Hos 2:14-15, 18-19 KJV] 14 Therefore, behold, I will allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her. 15 And I will give her her vineyards from thence, and the valley of Achor for a door of hope: and she shall *****(((((sing)))))**** there, as in the days of her youth, and as in the day when she came up out of the land of Egypt. ... 18 ****(((((((And in that day will I make a covenant for them with the beasts of the field, and with the fowls of heaven, and [with] the creeping things of the ground: and I will break the bow and the sword and the battle out of the earth, and will make them to lie down safely.)))))))*****19 And I will betroth thee unto me for ever; yea, I will betroth thee unto me in righteousness, and in judgment, and in lovingkindness, and in mercies.
Some kind of seal song for the animals they are all different like our seals too some are funny even. The 144000 seals also look like new names and seal songs.
John the revelator is the other witness and he also saw the animals singing before the throne like i did. He is one of the witnesses
[Rev 5:13 KJV] 13 And every creature which is in heaven, and on the earth, and under the earth, and such as are in the sea, and all that are in them, heard I saying, Blessing, and honour, and glory, and power, [be] unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb for ever and ever.
I saw them from one new moon to another and one sabbath to another singing then heard Jesus singing back.
[Isa 66:23 KJV] 23 And it shall come to pass, [that] from one new moon to another, and from one sabbath to another, shall all flesh come to worship before me, saith the LORD.
[Isa 34:14-17 KJV] 14 The wild beasts of the desert shall also meet with the wild beasts of the island, and the satyr shall cry to his fellow; the screech owl also shall rest there, and find for herself a place of rest. 15 There shall the great owl make her nest, and lay, and hatch, and gather under her shadow: there shall the vultures also be gathered, every one with her mate. 16 Seek ye out of the book of the LORD, and read: no one of these shall fail, none shall want her mate: for my mouth it hath commanded, and his spirit it hath gathered them. 17 And he hath cast the lot for them, and his hand hath divided it unto them by line: they shall possess it for ever, from generation to generation shall they dwell therein.
Let the heaven and earth praise him, the seas, and every thing that moveth therein. - Psa 69:34 KJV
one of the songs
A mouse named Gravy
Lived in a shoe
Rode in your pocket
And comforted you
He had a good time
He did say to me
Riding around
with my sister and me
He started to creak
And grew very old
So he called the the Lord
And his story he told
The Lord God Almighty
Looked down from on high
And took him to heaven
After he died
Now he is waiting
In his wooden shoe
And soon you can meet him
And talk with him too
great footage of a lot of animals i dont get to see here in Southern Illinois thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Thank you, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome footage!! Some of the best I have seen from New England, keep up the great work!
Thanks buddy, I'm glad we have shared many adventures together!
#2 is my choice, but what kind of bird is that anyway? What ever kind it may be just really “strutting” for the camera.
It's a Ruffed Grouse, and this is the male with his mating display. Crazy bird!
Ah, I was correct about him showing off! I hadn’t read all the comments before asking as I was curious, too!
From what I've seen of trail cam vids on YT this content is top notch! Makes me want to get a camera that good for the farm here (south of Sebago).
How far south did you catch those Moose? We don't get them often but I recently had a family of white-tails around the green house.
suggestion: subtitling the species ID might appeal to viewers from away if they're interested in learning more about the animals here
Thanks! I rarely get moose in the southern Maine, but the western mountains and further north are very productive. Trail cams are a ton of fun for sure, never know what you're going to get. As far as the naming the species, I do sometimes do that, and I appreciate the suggestion!
Great Video!!! #2 was my favorite 😍
Thanks! Those grouse are fun to watch. When I was a kid I always wondered what made that sound in the woods.
Love all your videos!
Thanks so much! More to come.....
What kind of trail cam is that??
Browning Recon Force Advantage
@@MaineWoodsbooger thanks bud
@@OutdoorsWithJD That cam is now obsolute unfortunately, as I think it was Brownings best moel. I'm starting to use the HP5, so far so good. Fingers crossed!
@@MaineWoodsbooger it
Looks good. I use the stealth cam recon and it’s not that good.
Absolutely incredible stuff man! 👏
Let's hope we get even more exciting footage in 2023! Outside of the box!
Best trail cam compilation I’ve ever seen.
Thanks Colleen, I'm so glad you enjoyed the clips!
What’s a good camera to purchase ?
I use Browning cameras. I highly recommend the Browning Recon Force Elite HP5. (I'm not affiliated with Browning either)
Without any specifics, which part of maine is this? I’m guessing the northern portion, but where? Great footage man!
Thanks! Most of this footage is from northwestern Maine.
This was fabulous 💖 nature in action
Glad you liked it!
Luv that #4 stag , sure got an itch.
Sure does!
Beautiful and thrilling.
Many thanks!
Just came across your channel. Amazing footage. I love seeing the animals in the wild in the gorgeous wilderness. I’m from Australia, so very different obviously 😂 but fascinating!
Welcome aboard! I'd love to visit Austrtaila someday. What a long plane trip that would be. Cheers from Maine, USA mate!