Wildlife trail camera videos from dates of April 15th through April 30th 2023 in Tomahawk Wisconsin.
00:00 - Squirrel with interesting coat 00:11 - Stoat early morning 00:19 - Two deer and fresh snow 00:34 - Porcupine by den in the afternoon 00:49 - Rabbit running 00:53 - Two racoons early morning 01:02 - Porcupine shakes off 01:26 - Coyotes on the move 02:15 - Deer with messed up ear 02:29 - Coyote running 02:30 - Deer with messed up ear up close 02:51 - Black bear at night 02:57 - Ruffed grouse in the snow 03:00 - Wild turkeys 03:59 - Ruffed grouse in the evening 04:07 - Coyote early morning 04:22 - Otter early morning 04:28 - Deer spooked by ATV 04:35 - Ruffed grouse being followed by strutting male 05:02 - ATV and dog 05:17 - Ruffed grouse late afternoon 05:32 - Porcupine in the evening 05:42 - Two wood ducks 05:53 - Black bear in the early morning 06:15 - Drake and hen mallard ducks 06:33 - Muskrat early morning 06:52 - Coyote late afternoon 07:02 - Fox at night 07:05 - Wild turkey by culvert 07:35 - Bobcat checks out porcupine den 08:13 - Deer with messed up ear and sides 08:43 - Coyote in the morning 08:56 - Dirtbike 09:03 - Coyote at north pond 09:18 - Four black bears 10:39 - Coyote in the morning 10:41 - Wild turkey spreads wing 10:50 - Small bobcat in the afternoon 11:06 - Black bears in the evening 12:35 - Fisher in the morning 13:04 - Great blue heron in creek 13:26 - Fisher in the morning 13:40 - Black bear hops in pond for a swim 14:26 - Whitetail deer in fresh snow 14:34 - Ruffed grouse in snow 14:43 - Deer with messed up ear and side
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