The kind of forest happenings you just wouldn’t see without trail cameras! In early November of last year, the Mithrandir Pack stopped in front of a camera and scent-rolled for several minutes. A little over 30 mins later, a lynx wandered down the same trail, very intent on figuring out […]
We set this camera last fall in a new spot where a deer trail crossed a remote hiking trail. This video is a distillation of 7 months of footage totaling more than 2 hours. Suffice it to say, we were pleased with this spot and we hope you enjoy the […]
For almost 2 years now, this lone wolf has hobbled around the Voyageurs area on 3 legs. The wolf’s front left foot is permanently injured/disabled for some unknown reason. We shared a post about this wolf in 2023 and since the wolf is still around, figured we would just share […]
Wolves and many other animals seem to like traveling on long sandy beaches in the Voyageurs area. This video shows some of our best footage from a trail camera on a remote beach last fall over a 3 month period. The fall in the Northwoods is glorious and this video […]
Some cool trail camera captures over the past few years, including some several neat observations of wolves/wolf behavior such as… …a wolf walking by a moose (you can hear the moose vocalizing and then walking toward to wolf). …two Wiyapka Lake pups sleeping by a camera, and then trying to […]
An extremely lucky capture of a wolf stumbling upon a beaver, waiting-in-ambush, and then attacking the beaver. As we have said before, capturing footage like this is like winning the lottery (at least for us). To our knowledge, there are only a handful of videos of wolves hunting and killing […]
Neat footage of the Cranberry Bay Pack, a pack of 8 wolves at the time, crossing a beaver lodge and dam in late fall a few years ago. This pack was a large pack for our area where pack size typically averages 4-4.5 wolves. The pack didn’t stay this big […]
This large, grizzled old male was a lone wolf that wandered around our area last winter. He had a distinctive limp due to some likely older injury on his right foot/leg. We do not know much about this wolf, other than a few years ago, we observed him and 3 […]
