Alabama Wildlife Trail Camera Videos Winter 2022-2023 (Deer, Wild Boar, and More)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2023
- I've posted several trail camera videos from this location before. I leave a camera here around the clock because it's such a good spot to get deer and occasionally other wildlife. I had a lot more footage than this, but tried to trim the most repetitive parts or videos where the animal was far away from the camera. This was filmed in Alabama with a Browning Recon Force Elite HP4 trail camera. Thank you for watching and feel free to ask questions in the comment section below.
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The cows, limping coyote, and turkeys surprised me the most ... and what a beautiful 6 point. And the LARGE rack 4 point ... amazing.
Oh there are the cows !
Hi MO , 14:54 ? Lol 20:06 , 24:52 love turkey’s A lot of pigs !
Will have to watch again but great video! Thanks 😊 ☮️
22:54 poor thing I hope it’s not serious 🥹
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My LIKE for you!
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Thanks Michael
You bet.
Absolutely wonderful video this was my first video to watch of yours
Thanks!
I was raised on a farm but live in the city now....watching your video brought me back to the farm....Thanks
My pleasure
Thanks for another great video!
My pleasure.
Great trail cam shots, the daylight stuff is super clear. Love watching this stuff when I’m stuck inside!
Thanks!
I have never seen wild boars before. what a thrill to see them here.
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No it’s not a thrill. They’re destructive. They destroy crops and landscapes and are highly aggressive
Lol,that armadillo!
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wow great trail cam video ..cheers
Cheers Pete
20:04 Where the HELL did they come from?
Also so many Pigs . I love it!💚
That’s a lot of pigs and the raccoon staring straight at the camera like it was posing lol, I think all the animals know the camera is there, great video thank you
You’re welcome.
What? No Big Foot? LOL!!! Nice trail cam captures...
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Great video !
Thanks!
These animals are so beautiful. I love watching your videos.
Thank you for watching!
Very cool mike
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At first it thought it was a mirror shot but it was not what a coincidence, they were both doing the same amazing thing. great footage and please have a wonderful week ahead
Thank you. You too!
Speaking as an Alabama boy u can always tell when season ends bc bucks come out in daylight. 😂
lol truth
Lol. Same way here in Arkansas
Wow. I didn't realize until just recently watching YT trail cam videos that feral pigs were such a problem across many states. Too bad they can't be eradicated.
So you touched on one of the controversial things about feral hogs. People love to hunt and eat them so there’s actually a “demand”, people want them. Some populations were illegally deliberately transplanted for the purpose of hunting.
So yes eradication in many ways would be best….. but all the great hunting!
Perhaps we might even feed some hungry people or make school lunches out of some free pigs?
@wdaniel9 you’ll never get lunches for schools because they can’t really be inspected by the USDA.
In these perilous times, Ferrell hogs will be coming an important food source for many people!
@@jackieeastom8758 Probably along with grasshoppers and grubs.
Yip, that spot never fails to capture a whole range of animal and birds. I know I shouldn't say this because of the incredible destruction of habitat, but I do enjoy watching the wild pigs, especially the young ones. And everything looks in good condition 👌.
I just hope that poor coyote is able to catch it's food with a sore front leg 😞.
I like watching wild hogs too. They’re here whether we like it or not, may as well observe them. I hope the coyote heals too!
Beautiful pics! Bit of a hog problem there. 😊
Hog problem isn’t going to change I’m afraid. No matter how much hunting or trapping occurs. Nonetheless, I’d like to try cooking some.
Your wild boars are quite different from European. Anyway, good job!
Yes they’re now a strange mix of formerly domestic pigs that came here from europe centuries ago and recently escaped domestic pigs here in the US. Thanks!
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Ótimos registros, a camera elite hp4 tem uma ótima qualidade.
Obrigado. Sim é uma câmera muito boa. O meu favorito é o HP5.
Excellent Stuff!
Thank you 👍
beautiful captures do you use a lot of batteries or is your trail cam solar ?
I use Energizer Ultimate Lithium.
Just wondering if the wild hogs have a different taste than a domestic hog. Growing up you would get a piece of pork that you could tell was slop fed. I know there are hunters out there that would know. I’m just curious.
I shoot all my pork in Florida on my yearly hog hunt. We fill the chest freezer in a week of hunting. They are WAY better tasting compared to a domestic pig.Their meat is considerably tougher, but darker and more flavorful.
Like your videos, thank you. Just curious about distribution of wild pigs In Alabama. Are you in the north, central or southern part? Thanks
Thank you for watching. I’m in southern Alabama.
Does the camera make noise because some of the animals act like they can hear it and some animals act like they can see it at night is that really a bright light or just night vision
It’s infrared. The only thing visible is a very faint red light. They make some noise. It is pretty quiet but wild animals notice everything.
Top it with turkeys!
Spring, can you make some More trail cameras Wildlife in 2024?
Yes I will.
thankss. what camera ? sjcam 50?
This was a Browning Recon Force Elite HP4. I prefer the HP5.
THANKSSS@@Michael.Outside
Great location. COWS? Hope the injury to the coyote isn't serious.
Lol. Cows must have wandered off the private land in the area. Hoping the yote heals quickly.
F that coyote, fawn killer
Is there something specific the pigs are eating like maybe acorns because what ever it is they sure do look nice and fat.
They definitely eat acorns. And tons of other stuff.
feralhogs.extension.org/food-habits-of-feral-hogs/
All the usual suspects, plus the cows, lol. Do you know whether the cows are supposed to be there? Where I live, LADWP (Los Angeles Department of Water and Power) owns land that they lease parsels of to farmers for specified times for grazing. Some of these fenced but sort of wild areas have gates that pedestrians and long-distance runners (c'est moi) are on the honor system to close behind themselves.
I feel sorry for the lame coyote. Injured predators can have a hard time catching enough to eat. I'm not sure how packs work. I suspect if you can't pull your weight, you're out. It seems to me that's the way it would have to be.
I thought you included about the right amount of pigs. Enough to make us sigh, but not yawn. 🙂 The best moment was the flying squirrel. One of the longest flights I've seen. And, of course, the big stag. All the other bucks we saw would have no chance against him. I assume they would recognize that and pick their fights among themselves. After all, not all the doe can dance with him.
Thanks for ending my evening on a high note.
Thanks for the nice comment. Those cows are not supposed to be there but I’m sure they found their way home. The fence must be down somewhere. Coyotes have what’s called a fission-fusion adaptation. They can work alone or as a pack. I’m sure that injury isn’t helping either situation though. Cheers!
@@Michael.Outside Thanks for the reply. "Fission-fusion" is a good term, as long as it's not radioactive. Unfortunately, the coyote can't take himself to the vet, and he doesn't have the option of staying off the leg until it heals. It's a tough life. Wildlife can't afford to get injuries.
The area we can see on camera doesn't look appropriate for cattle, but we can't tell how close a more pasture-like setting might be. A major problem with a fence down or a gate left open is cattle getting hit by traffic. Not good for the cow or the passengers. In your video, though, they were great for comedy.
Sometimes I check your species list before I watch the video, and sometimes I don't. Usually I'm too eager to watch the video. I was glad I didn't know there were going to be cows. That was a good laugh. Then I checked your list, except there wasn't one--which I think was the right choice for this video. Having "cow [or cattle] (Bos taurus)" in the list would have been a spoiler.
The surprises are key. Most of the Alabama I’ve explored has pastures near all the forests, hence the cattle. Hopefully they stay on their side in the future.
Plan on maken bacon with them hogs?
If I see any, yes.
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Reverse engineer your deer cam ..it shows the world ???
This is a dead spot , I wouldn’t hunt there seeing what I’m seeing , time to change locations
I don’t have a camera here to hunt, hero.
very nice channel...... we subscribed...Once we monetize our channel @crittercamera, we will be donating to various animal rescues every month. I'd love to see more you tube animal video creators, make donations to their favorite animal rescues as well. We can make a big difference.
I had a fundraiser on one of my videos for the Arizona wildlife federation. It raised a couple hundred dollars. I am going to do some more like that, focused on the areas where the videos were taken.
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