Great video!!! Now to get enough ppl involved in saving the area from the" McMansions for the Ultra Rich" in the development thats planned, so that this video doesn't become a video of what once was!
Amazing. How are you catching this? What kind of equipment? Do they have motion sensors or are you catching several days at a time? Do you have more than 1 camera out at a time?
I continue to be amazed at the different animals I capture on camera in the Teanaway. Although the images for this video were captured early in my efforts, they still remain some of my favorites.
Remote activated cameras (see "more info" above right) begin taking images after sensing both heat and motion unless you program them to take images at set intervals. The images for this video were captured over the course of several months using about 3 different cameras.
Thank you. There are a few influential people interested in your video asking for the details. One of them use to own & operate High Country Packers in the Teanaway. He later sold to my mom who changed the name to High Country Outfitters. Meg, who you know, is my sister.
We both use to ride up there all summer and the hunting season in the snow. I saw all these animals from the back of a horse. Sometimes we saw up to 60 head of elk at a time. I use to "boony stomp" bareback on the elk trails.
Everyone who is watches this video, please know the Teanaway is in danger of having 56,000 under development! Please look on FB, under Friends of the Teanaway, & check out how best to get involved and say NO to McDevelopment in one of WA's most beautiful areas!
Some scent is used but the diversity is due to the fact that the Teanaway has fantastic habitat for many different types of animals. I actually had no idea how amazing the variety was until I started capturing it with these cameras.
I have to say I am jealous. I am a fellow Washington resident and I love to see such great wildlife footage from our great state. Just hope it doesn't bring a bunch of guys to your area and bump your animals out. Good luck hunting.
Moultrie Gamespy I-60 (fluid motion videos and still shots) and Reconyx RC55 (more stilted motion videos). Both use "infrared" (in quotes because they are not true infrared) light at night to illuminate subjects, that is why the night shots are black and white. The Moultrie gives beautiful images but triggers slowly. The Reconyx gives great images and triggers extremely fast - but costs twice as much.
What a wonderful video. I have a place in the Teanaway and spend a lot of time there. I was suprised at the mountain goats. I have seen them on Davis Peak but never in the Teanaway.
Near Cle Elum. About 5-10 miles east as the crow flies. Many of the cougars in that area have been collared as part of a study, but I'm not picking the collared ones up on the cameras so there may be more than the researchers realized.
do you elk hunt because there were some huge elk in this vid... also maybe go turkey hunting sometime i live in northern MN so i only deer and partridge hunt im thining about taking a trip to SD for a little bird action
Thanks for the great feedback. These cameras need heat AND motion to be activated. Most of these images were taken at or near my remote, off-grid cabin. I wanted to see what was out there and have been amazed at all of the creatures I have captured.
damn so much wildlife
huntingfreak1230 1 week ago
And now you can add wolves to the mix. :D
mariala28 6 months ago
the bear with an itch is a real character! lol
DanZaccagnino 8 months ago
to many cougars there theres like no deer there any more that and traffic caused it
mysoccerftw 1 year ago
@mysoccerftw You're not an idiot - but how about educating yourself before speaking?
BigWapiti 7 months ago
@mysoccerftw Is this a study you are referencing, or simply stating what your parents have told you for years... time to do some reading...
BigWapiti 7 months ago
Really awesome footage
trailbill93 1 year ago
i hunt in the teaneway for elk and its alot better than this!
TheMathewshunter 1 year ago
2:15 lol the deer thing speeking " What is this"
smegz1000 1 year ago
Washington State, USA
TWayDreamin 1 year ago
where is this, state, province
MegaUniboy 1 year ago
When that 'Elk' sniffs the camera that was amazing (forgive me if im wrong about the elk) that was great.
jajajosh 1 year ago
the bears scratching up against the tree look like they are dancing and pretty good 2
nobodykh 2 years ago
Great video!!! Now to get enough ppl involved in saving the area from the" McMansions for the Ultra Rich" in the development thats planned, so that this video doesn't become a video of what once was!
Outriderchris 2 years ago
Amazing. How are you catching this? What kind of equipment? Do they have motion sensors or are you catching several days at a time? Do you have more than 1 camera out at a time?
cbg777 2 years ago
I continue to be amazed at the different animals I capture on camera in the Teanaway. Although the images for this video were captured early in my efforts, they still remain some of my favorites.
Remote activated cameras (see "more info" above right) begin taking images after sensing both heat and motion unless you program them to take images at set intervals. The images for this video were captured over the course of several months using about 3 different cameras.
TWayDreamin 2 years ago
Thank you. There are a few influential people interested in your video asking for the details. One of them use to own & operate High Country Packers in the Teanaway. He later sold to my mom who changed the name to High Country Outfitters. Meg, who you know, is my sister.
We both use to ride up there all summer and the hunting season in the snow. I saw all these animals from the back of a horse. Sometimes we saw up to 60 head of elk at a time. I use to "boony stomp" bareback on the elk trails.
cbg777 2 years ago
Thank you for posting these, I love the Teanaway area it is so beautiful,by far one of my favorite wilderness areas ever.
My good family friends own about 40 acres up there and we all enjoy it.
mountainman25100 2 years ago
Everyone who is watches this video, please know the Teanaway is in danger of having 56,000 under development! Please look on FB, under Friends of the Teanaway, & check out how best to get involved and say NO to McDevelopment in one of WA's most beautiful areas!
LoveMeg1044 2 years ago
Great footage. Just curious if you're scenting the area, or how you attribute such wildlife diversity to this small area?
5Cazador5 2 years ago
Some scent is used but the diversity is due to the fact that the Teanaway has fantastic habitat for many different types of animals. I actually had no idea how amazing the variety was until I started capturing it with these cameras.
TWayDreamin 2 years ago
What type of scent are you using to capture such a variety of species?
5Cazador5 2 years ago
Type and brand, please.
5Cazador5 2 years ago
wow! that would be an amazing spot to hunt! That would be cool!
iknowadog 2 years ago
That bear that was scratching himself on the tree is one cool bear.
88888888BBBBBBBB 2 years ago
NOW that is what i call a HOT SPOT!!!!!
akaeldin 3 years ago
rub that booty all on the pole lol
deadlyviper3 3 years ago
thats probably the best trail cam location i have ever seen in my life
trigger3006 3 years ago
Awesome footage!
bellbucksnbeards 3 years ago
Very cool. I like the bear pole dancing.
georgiajams 3 years ago
I don't think I'll be going camping in this area lol
kimmarie801 3 years ago
I have to say I am jealous. I am a fellow Washington resident and I love to see such great wildlife footage from our great state. Just hope it doesn't bring a bunch of guys to your area and bump your animals out. Good luck hunting.
zodiacxddad 3 years ago
This is amazing video. Goats, deer, elk and bear all in the same exact area... Not a very common occurence in WA.
HuntWashingtonState 3 years ago
I love the bear!
fordchick79 3 years ago
what trail camera are you using here? gives great results
treeehorse 3 years ago
Moultrie Gamespy I-60 (fluid motion videos and still shots) and Reconyx RC55 (more stilted motion videos). Both use "infrared" (in quotes because they are not true infrared) light at night to illuminate subjects, that is why the night shots are black and white. The Moultrie gives beautiful images but triggers slowly. The Reconyx gives great images and triggers extremely fast - but costs twice as much.
TWayDreamin 3 years ago
very nice
philly367 3 years ago
Excellent 5 * !!!
Photoguide 4 years ago
What a wonderful video. I have a place in the Teanaway and spend a lot of time there. I was suprised at the mountain goats. I have seen them on Davis Peak but never in the Teanaway.
lancieannie 4 years ago
Nice... (5*s) cause this today's my best video!
Cheers! :) ruben
k6yardotcom 4 years ago
really really nice elk, and that buck!!!
hedgie316 4 years ago
wow. was this shot in Cle Elum?
oceansofashes 4 years ago
Near Cle Elum. About 5-10 miles east as the crow flies. Many of the cougars in that area have been collared as part of a study, but I'm not picking the collared ones up on the cameras so there may be more than the researchers realized.
TWayDreamin 4 years ago
OOOOOO nice buck at 1:28-1:33
gomizzou35 4 years ago
do you elk hunt because there were some huge elk in this vid... also maybe go turkey hunting sometime i live in northern MN so i only deer and partridge hunt im thining about taking a trip to SD for a little bird action
gomizzou35 4 years ago
lol i love the balck bear scratching himself on the tree these are really good shots excellent work my friend
gomizzou35 4 years ago
wow!not really far from the city! do you work for the state? is the cam motion activated? thanks for posting.
jojo808 4 years ago
Thanks for the great feedback. These cameras need heat AND motion to be activated. Most of these images were taken at or near my remote, off-grid cabin. I wanted to see what was out there and have been amazed at all of the creatures I have captured.
TWayDreamin 4 years ago
Awesome trail cam video!
Madcoww 4 years ago
Wow, that is one incredible - busy - trail from :09 - 1:16. Deer, Bear, Elk, Goats! A smorgasboard!
GooglelyTube 4 years ago