[Bootpathguy]

7 1/2 hours later a Lion

4 days later a Bobcat

3 days later a Black Bear

4 days later a Bull Elk

3 days later a Gray Wolf

2 hours later a Black Bear

Next day a Bull Elk ( he followed 4 cows )

4 hours later a Wolf

1 hour later a Mountain Lion

3 days later a Mountain Lion

16 1/2 hours later a group of Mule Deer using the same trail as the Lions, Bobcats & Bears

[pianodirt]

BPG, thank you for your amazing photos and videos. You have a real gift to track animals this well! Not sure if you mentioned this already...what model trail cam do you use for these? I have one camera and lately it just doesn't seem to get triggered as easily as it used to.

[Bootpathguy]

[pianodirt]

Thanks BPG for the camera suggestions. Looks much higher quality than what I've been using. If I can't get mine working properly again, my next one will likely be a Browning.

[Owler]

That mountain lion looks pretty well fed!

[timberghost]

love the pics

[Bootpathguy]

Oh My!

[Anne Elk]

^^^ GRIZ? Hard for me to tell.

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[timberghost]

Cool videos thanks for sharing

[Bootpathguy]

[puzzlr]

Two against one, no fair

[Anne Elk]

I was going to post this in the Saloon in the "what are you watching on YouTube" thread, but it's likely to get buried there and all the trail cam fans are over here. So I hope Bootpathguy doesn't mind; a relevant interlude while we wait for his next clips. This is an interesting approach - a year's worth of critters in the same location. I speeded it up a tad for my viewing, it's 15 minutes otherwise.