OldCootCamping's Texas Trail Cam Footage. Need help identifying an animal. March - October 2022
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- There are two places on this video that I am not sure what is on the camera. At 2 minutes 12 seconds in there is something in the back that could be a beaver, otter, possibly a raccoon? Man I am not sure. Take a look and leave your comment. Then another one at 11 Minutes 48 seconds.
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Great videos as always! The second critter walking along the creek edge around 12 mins was def a raccoon. I had em as pets growing up, i recognize that walk from behind....also, dont know how to say this because if yall honestly dont know it, i hate to be the one to change life as yall know it...ill just tell you where to look and let you see yourself. The camera that has the left side bank in view, watch all of those clips again. There are 2 places, first is about midway up from the water before the tree, the dark spot....watch it. The second is goes from the water all the way up and is right before bend where the big tree leans out over the water. There are 2 dark spots in what looks like a brush pile. I have what im seeing on your place on my place near Lake Somerville and theyve been there since i acquired the property in 2014...
What’s your favorite cam these days? I’m trying to put one on burrowing owls. Keep the fun going!
I really appreciate the time you took to watch the video and to comment. I struggle to find a camera that provides a great picture as well as audio. It has been either one or the other. I recently lost four cameras due to a flooding event and have purchased a new one from Amazon. I am hoping the new camera will provide an excellent picture along with great audio. We are planning on picking up the footage either this weekend or the next. The camera we picked up was from AMAZON and is labeled as "BlazeVideo WiFi Deer Camera Trail Game Cam 32MP 1296P APP Control with Night Vision Time Lapse Waterproof Motion Activated Photo & Video Model for Wildlife Scouting Hunting & Home or Backyard Security". So come back and watch the next video and you can decide for yourself. My greatest resource on gathering information on cameras has been from HuntingFramer here on RUclips. The guys is awesome and does some great reviews. You should check out his site. Another person who does some truly amazing videos and has awesome cameras is "Las, kleszcze i coś jeszcze", you should check his site out if your into the game camera videos. Thanks again for dropping by.
That animal at 2:36 might be a mink, especially if it's in the eastern part of Texas.
Muskrat you Old Coot. Just my guess from another Old Coot.
Are there exotic pet breeding facilities are there? Sure looked like Musang. Also known as Asian Palm Civet. Even the snake video you see what looks like the head of one bobbing up a couple of times and if you look close you can see one on the bank that the one wrestling with whatever it was gave up and headed towards the one under the brush on the bank and it looked like a turtle the one in the water was wrestling. It could have been the head of a soft shell turtle but the bobbing head briefly shows a head like the first animal. Could be Genet. Both are getting popular for exotic pets. The first one could be a Coati with a wet tail but the muzzle doesn't match.
I'm wondering if you might have a couple of escaped exotic pets.
It’s a mink
Raccoon. Beavers and otters don't have ears.
Chupacabra?