Algonquin Park Trail Cam Footage 2019

@acaldwell6740 4 years ago

Someone should get these trail cam videos into our nursing/senior homes. They can be watched and re-watched and still be exciting for folks who can do very little.

@petermartinverduyn 4 years ago

No annoying intro or outro, no annoying music. Its peaceful

@davidlj53 4 years ago

Thanks for not adding obnoxious music, there’s enough noise in the world, this is peaceful, excellent video!

@xXwhisper2meXx 3 years ago

Hi Kevin, your grandmother told me about your videos and I think they’re incredible! I am going to show them to the residents where I work. I know there are many people there who will appreciate seeing native wildlife on the big screen. Terrific visual stimulation for our nursing home residents also. Keep up the good work!

@KaeliB1 4 years ago

Somehow this was in my recommended and I have fallen into some sort of trail cam rabbit hole, I’ve been watching them for 2 straight hours. Absolutely fascinating! I also have a complete obsession with moose, never really got a sense of how large they were until I watched these videos! lol.

@karoylcooper8006 4 years ago

From the bottom of my heart, Thank You for your acute knowledge in camera placement...you did not learn that overnight!! Thanks for no voice; no music! I sat quietly calm..it felt like home and my childhood running wild in the woods of Wisconsin!! What a gift...none finer!

@nnonotnow 4 months ago

This is my cat's favorite video. We've been watching it for years.

@talonflame_brawlstars.7208 4 years ago

One thing I learned about this video is that moose are freaking huge

@stewieboy3 4 years ago

Interesting how none of the animals really encounter each other at the same time but go by the same path many times

@omgods1 3 years ago

The moose are always very elegant, the rabbits run around like crackheads, and the wolves...well they pee on everything..

@lloydbligh5601 3 months ago

What amazed me was how tall the bears were when they stood up. Thanks for posting, greetings from Alberta.

@Mike.A. 4 months ago

Nature in it's pure and natural glory, simply incredible images and sounds.

@lumifish2394 4 years ago

This is lovely and soothing to watch wild life up close in their natural habitat. Really liking that you kept the sounds of nature 👍😊

@KatIndiana3087 4 years ago

I love the bear playing at 35:10, he's got the zoomies, then picks up a stick like he's playing fetch

@idiotwidowmaker8932 3 years ago

Those bears scratching their backs is hilarious

@catia512 7 months ago

this is the animal time square from algonquin 🙂 amazing camera shoots. Could watching for hours. Absolutly phantastic.

@jimcottee8909 4 years ago

After buying a Trail Camera to catch wallabies eating my wife's garden here in Australia, I now like to watch trail vids from the Canadian wilds. Top stuff, thanks.