Wildlife trail camera videos from dates of March 16th through March 31st 2023 in Tomahawk Wisconsin.
00:00 - Checking Trail Cameras 01:23 - Ruffed grouse in the evening 01:32 - Porcupine in the evening 01:47 - Crows on frozen pond eating tadpoles 01:58 - Two red squirrels chasing 02:04 - Snowshoe hare 02:06 - Racoon at night 02:18 - Coyote early morning 02:19 - Two racoons early morning 02:23 - Grey squirrel disappears 02:33 - Whitetail deer in the afternoon 04:15 - Two racoons at night 05:47 - Coyote early morning on frozen pond 05:55 - Ruffed grouse late morning 06:41 - Two racoons at night 06:45 - Coyote on frozen pond at midnight 07:05 - Crows eating tadpoles 07:43 - Ruffed grouse up close 07:55 - Coyote at night 07:59 - Fisher at north pond spring 08:19 - Coyote late morning 08:52 - Three racoons early morning 10:25 - Porcupine resides to den in the morning 10:47 - Ruffed grouse crosses frozen creek 11:18 - Preforming trail maintenance 15:08 - whitetail deer in the evening 16:01 - Racoon early morning 16:13 - Crow cawing 16:23 - Evening snowshoe with dogs 16:35 - Coyote early morning 17:00 - Porcupine in the morning 18:12 - Whitetail deer in the evening 18:28 - Ruffed grouse late morning 18:43 - Coyote in the early morning 18:45 - Snowshoe hare in the morning 18:53 - Coyote in the morning 18:54 - Whitetail deer 20:06 - Chipmunk 20:12 - Ruffed grouse strutting 20:32 - Porcupine in light snow 20:45 - Coyote in the evening 20:48 - Whitetail deer in the evening 21:20 - Coyote in the evening through morning 21:44 - Wild turkey hens in the morning 22:21 - Crows eating tadpoles 22:36 - River Otter in the evening
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