Wildlife trail camera videos from dates of November 1st through November 15th 2022 in Tomahawk Wisconsin.
00:00 - Spike hits licking branch in the morning 00:18 - Lefty in the morning 00:42 - Odd fork in the morning 01:00 - Deer running/chasing 02:54 - Nice buck with interesting grunt 03:09 - Deer running/chasing 04:15 - Neighbors dog 04:35 - Nice buck chasing 04:46 - Young bucks on the move 05:21 - Two jakes running 05:27 - Spike hits licking branch in the late afternoon 05:53 - Nice buck in backyard at night 06:01 - Odd fork in snow shower 06:20 - Coyote carrying a meal 06:26 - Spike wondering around 06:54 - Nice buck following doe and grunting 08:25 - Young bucks wondering 09:36 - Young buck chasing 09:44 - Porcupine in the late afternoon 09:51 - Young bucks chasing 10:24 - Nice buck chasing hot doe 10:28 - 6 point wondering later morning 10:57 - Porcupine in the afternoon 11:05 - Spike at night during snow shower 11:12 - Porcupine heads into den 11:24 - Deer chasing 11:35 - 6 point by creek 11:57 - Nice buck in snow shower at night 12:01 - Two coyotes in snow shower early morning 12:16 - 7 point wondering 12:27 - Bunch of turkeys in the afternoon 13:18 - Young buck hits licking branch 13:48 - Turkeys by northern pond 14:03 - 7 point at night 14:05 - Porcupine in the afternoon 14:13 - Nice buck early morning 14:20 - Porcupine shakes off in the afternoon 14:35 - 3 point at night 14:47 - Porcupine itches and yawns in the late afternoon 15:02 - Young buck rubbing tarsal glands 15:22 - 3 point eating 16:14 - Nervous doe gets spooked 16:58 - Odd fork at night 17:03 - Coyote early morning 17:16 - Doe drinks from creek 17:46 - Doe hits licking branch with yearling 18:01 - Nice buck at night 18:06 - Fisher wondering around in the morning 19:25 - Doe smelling camera 19:38 - Stoat takes big leap in the early morning 19:43 - Fisher in the morning 20:00 - Porcupine goes into den in the afternoon
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