Joe's Trailcams

Multi-Trail Intersection

A bunch of trails converge here from every direction. There is no obvious reason why all these trails come together here but it funnels the traffic and has been the best place I’ve found to catch the bucks butting heads in preparation for the rut. I included a link at the bottom of this gallery to my Youtube channel with videos from this spot

Skunk Cabbage Patch

I had a camera here a few years ago, until the tree I was using for the camera fell down during a storm. This is the first set of pictures taken since I decided to try this location again. At the bottom of this post, I included a link to an album on my Facebook page with earlier pictures from this spot.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Joes-Trail-Cameras-530077553772508/photos/?tab=album&album_id=602494256530837

Pictures from the first time I had a camera here.

Intersection in a Small Muskeg

I usually don’t set cameras out in the open because there is almost always more traffic back in the jungle. This picture is the same spot as the pictures below, but from the opposite direction; I switched trees for better lighting.

Spring at a Creek Crossing

This is one of my oldest camera locations, I’ve had one here since 2014.

A New Spot

I’m hoping the action at this spot improves with the change of seasons. Several trails come together here and it’s full of beds, but so far it hasn’t produced as well as I expected.

April and May on a Main Trail

This has been a good spot. Last year I recorded videos here.

Checking Cameras

Headed out before a -3.7′ tide, which was a good excuse to take the long way to my destination so I could check out the marine life and look for abalone.

The first camera I checked wasn’t getting much action, so I moved it to a location nearby where some trails meet at a creek.

This camera has been here for several years, and has produced some of my favorite pictures.

I had a camera here years ago, until the tree it was on fell down. This trip was the first time I checked it since deciding to give it another try; it’s now set to record video.

This camera was one of the first cameras I set in this area, it’s been a good one for capturing images of the local wolf pack.

I had a camera here for a few years, but took it down a couple years ago to try new places nearby. The original spot was more active, so I set one here again.