I'm from massachusetts...dad from canada..spent a lot of time up there near lac ste jean..I don't really miss the cold but there is crazy shit in the "woods" here!!
this came up on my feed, older video but just sub'd, great footage! looking forward to going to your channel and catching up. Thank you for all the time you spend on these videos. beautiful area and animals!
Mimi V We have quite a few resident fox on the property. Start seeing familiar faces and tails. Alaska Fish n Game website has good info on them. www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=redfox.main
That high pitch sound is on the videos as I can here it on my desktop computer and it's almost painful on some clips. It's on one brand of camera that has the thin info bar at the bottom and it's not on any that have the thick (large text) info bars. About half of this post has it.
@@TheFront40Alaska I wonder if it's so high a pitch that some people might be tone def to it. Reminds me of the fact that there is at least one cricket that I can only here in one ear. Maybe there are some pitches that I cannot hear at all. But maybe some speakers can't reproduce it.as well.
If you can, please watch my most recent video that I posted last night. (September 04) I put noise filters on those clips. Let me know if you hear any improvement.
@@TheFront40Alaska I watched the new one - there was a "hum" at 2:30 that faded away and I would never have noticed it if I was not looking for it since it was low pitched. All the rest was great
Thanks for the feedback. I now have noise filters put on the clips from those specific cameras. My group of people here don’t hear the sound either so it’s been difficult to try to mitigate it. Browning trail cams did some investigating for me and says it’s an issue with the TH-cam platform and can’t or won’t send me a software upgrade for the cams. Having specific viewer feedback like yours has been a great help.
The video is a little more than half done ( 5:22) when what looks like bigfoot jumps out behind the second tree on the left with a moose still half in the picture. Why has no one else seen that? The thing jumps out behind the tree and right back behind it again. Spooky!
This is amazing love the out doors. Of course i live in South Georgia no 🐻 or moose. But i do see fox and we do have the Eastern Diamondback rattler are very dangerous. Thanks friend for your amazing videos.
@@TheFront40Alaska Oh, thought that was quite a swing. Was all over there in 95 but all coast stops and was overcast and cold but was also early October. Thanks :)
We actually have small moments of 90* + days, especially during fire season. More often up in the interior. It’s a horrible heat because there’s no night to cool you down. But most likely the 90* temps on my cameras are because they are sitting in direct sunlight 24 hours a day during the Summer.
Had to move to Florida from way up north in june....i miss the woods sooooo bad...these videos are saving me..tytyty💙💙💙
LOL!! Glad they’re helping. How far North did you live?
I'm from massachusetts...dad from canada..spent a lot of time up there near lac ste jean..I don't really miss the cold but there is crazy shit in the "woods" here!!
Your large network of trail cams is impressive. I only have 2 out there! Thank you for taking the time to share the videos -- great stuff!
David Greenapple Thanks!! It’s an addictive hobby
this came up on my feed, older video but just sub'd, great footage! looking forward to going to your channel and catching up. Thank you for all the time you spend on these videos. beautiful area and animals!
Welcome to the channel!!!
Foxes in Alaska seem to have longer legs then their Southern cousins. I'm guessing it is an adaptation to the deep snow climate.
A sound hypothesis!
BIG SKYE I noticed that as well.
How big is a fox's territory ? Doesn't seem to be very big as we see a certain fox going back and forth almost every day . Thank you 😀🇨🇦
Mimi V We have quite a few resident fox on the property. Start seeing familiar faces and tails. Alaska Fish n Game website has good info on them. www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=redfox.main
Wonderful--As always really appreciate all the time and effort that goes into posting these videos.
Lake Huron Thanks!!
I just could hardly believe the moose said that! I'm going to tune in next week to see what happens. Good drama.
That high pitch sound is on the videos as I can here it on my desktop computer and it's almost painful on some clips. It's on one brand of camera that has the thin info bar at the bottom and it's not on any that have the thick (large text) info bars. About half of this post has it.
Don’t hear it in the raw video. Only after it’s uploaded. Not everyone hears it. Trying some noise filters on future uploads.
@@TheFront40Alaska I wonder if it's so high a pitch that some people might be tone def to it. Reminds me of the fact that there is at least one cricket that I can only here in one ear. Maybe there are some pitches that I cannot hear at all. But maybe some speakers can't reproduce it.as well.
If you can, please watch my most recent video that I posted last night. (September 04) I put noise filters on those clips. Let me know if you hear any improvement.
@@TheFront40Alaska I watched the new one - there was a "hum" at 2:30 that faded away and I would never have noticed it if I was not looking for it since it was low pitched. All the rest was great
Thanks for the feedback. I now have noise filters put on the clips from those specific cameras. My group of people here don’t hear the sound either so it’s been difficult to try to mitigate it. Browning trail cams did some investigating for me and says it’s an issue with the TH-cam platform and can’t or won’t send me a software upgrade for the cams. Having specific viewer feedback like yours has been a great help.
I like how the moose strips the leaves off the branches.
They’re very efficient at it
Love the bears!
The video is a little more than half done ( 5:22) when what looks like bigfoot jumps out behind the second tree on the left with a moose still half in the picture. Why has no one else seen that? The thing jumps out behind the tree and right back behind it again. Spooky!
That is a moose's rear end as it is running away.
New Subscriber in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Great stuff!
Charles Damery Thanks! Welcome to the channel
Guess there is a lake nearby where the pontoon planes are located?
J PR A lot of lakes with float plane traffic in the Susitna Valley.
Awesome captures love the wolves n bears 🐻 👀👌👍
So weird the fox stops in the same spots almost everytime
Knows where dinner is hiding!
Timeless Me it’s den is close by
Has territorial boundary lines, marks them daily. Wolves do the same I believe.
New subscriber, great video.
Thanks!! Welcome to the channel.
This is amazing love the out doors. Of course i live in South Georgia no 🐻 or moose. But i do see fox and we do have the Eastern Diamondback rattler are very dangerous. Thanks friend for your amazing videos.
I’d rather run into a big brown bear than a rattlesnake. Very happy they’re are no snakes up here! Thanks for watching!
Ever see Katushka prints?
Not sure what that is.
@@TheFront40Alaska Sasquatch. Some call it a bushman, too.
First time I’ve heard that name for him. No prints yet....
Look at 5:22 believe there's your squatch.
@@lenorahines8092 that's the moose spinning and running back to the deep woods but could be further left
Lord alone those moose are huge. And this one has a small rack, has some growing to do .
James O'Connor He’s a young one. Hopefully he sticks around to watch him grow.
anyone here from a zombir deer video?
No zombie deer here but glad you visited the channel.
Me
Mr 🦊 likes his picture taken!!!
The bears are the best. Tks
The bear cubs are adorable 🐻
What? No Grizzlies?
Andrew M Not yet.... They would make great footage but I’m kinda OK with no grizzlies. Too close to home
@@TheFront40Alaska Yeah, I can understand that. We have a lot of black bears around right now, and that's good enough for me.
Wildlife it's beautiful!
Gosh love the fox,🐶 funny how he prances.Bears,🐻 just beautiful.Are they moose ?....thx for the video.
Yvonne TJ A very young bull moose
squirrel i just made it :)
Had no idea how hot it gets there.
Felix The Cat The cameras that sit in full sun heat up and the temp is skewed above ambient. We do get one or two days a summer in the 90’s
@@TheFront40Alaska Oh, thought that was quite a swing. Was all over there in 95 but all coast stops and was overcast and cold but was also early October. Thanks :)
92°. In Alaska.
We actually have small moments of 90* + days, especially during fire season. More often up in the interior. It’s a horrible heat because there’s no night to cool you down. But most likely the 90* temps on my cameras are because they are sitting in direct sunlight 24 hours a day during the Summer.
Im here
Jhonny lemon is finnaly here
Love Algonquin
These trail cam videos are from Susitna Valley, Alaska.
That moose is surrounded by bigfoots, he stay closer to the camera, like it knows it’s safer than in the woods
In all of your trail videos you have .ore Fox's than stones. Time to thin out some!!!!
Great videos !
Wow....you don't want a moose visit your garden!
Don't kill , watch.
Nobody is killing here
Of course not you.
TY.
@@TheFront40Alaska do you hunt otherwise?
Watch, then kill
@@graywolfandpack Answer of a big bastard.
I hope that there's NO killing /murdering of any animals here, if there is, I'll UNSUBCRIBE!!
Didi Bolter I can’t do anything about the foxes, lynxs and coyotes preying on the rabbits, grouse and rodents...
@@TheFront40Alaska I know that!
@@didibolter9362 they only hunt the tofu beast.
@@robktellwild9648 untrue.
The harvest of fruit does not kill the plant
TOO MUCH FOX TROTTING. A waste of my time.
Jeff Friedberg I’ll notify Mother Nature to diversify the content.
It wasn't a waste of my time!!
Great video!!
@@TheFront40Alaska
LOL 🤣... 🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊
If you don’t like it leave plain and simple
Friedberg.
Watching Nature is never a waste of Time.
But watching your videos is sure A waste of time........
Go And see A doctor.