Arizona Wildlife

[Ozzy]

Howdy folks. I stitched a bunch of my trail camera footage from one location into one video. I am in Southern Arizona. I hope you enjoy.

 

[Bigjay73]

That was really cool. Thanks for sharing. I swore off hunting coues years ago, this video has me rethinking my stance. Is that the same bear throughout? He's a tank, wonder what happened to his leg.

 

[psycho]

Ya, that bear has quite the limp. it appears to be the same throughout.
great video. thanks for sharing.

 

[StanleyBig]

This is so amazing! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Ozzy]

That was really cool. Thanks for sharing. I swore off hunting coues years ago, this video has me rethinking my stance. Is that the same bear throughout? He's a tank, wonder what happened to his leg.

I have been after coues with my bow for a couple years. I hope you get back out there. I think the wounded bear shows up at least twice. I am very curious what happened to his leg as well. Thanks for watching.

 

[Ozzy]

Ya, that bear has quite the limp. it appears to be the same throughout.
great video. thanks for sharing.

Cheers!

 

[Ozzy]

This is so amazing! Thanks for sharing!

I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

 

[CouesKelly]

Love this video, especially the coati camera joker. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Ozzy]

Love this video, especially the coati camera joker. Thanks for sharing!

Coatis are rascals! Thanks for watching.

 

[Old man bob]

Great Stuff. Southern AZ. has everything but Elk. On the other Hand it has 2 species the rest of the Country doesn't have . Those Beautiful Coues deer and Goulds turkey's ........Thanks for posting....................................BOB!

 

[Bigjay73]

Great Stuff. Southern AZ. has everything but Elk. On the other Hand it has 2 species the rest of the Country doesn't have . Those Beautiful Coues deer and Goulds turkey's ........Thanks for posting....................................BOB!

Actually there are pockets of elk

Small elk herd finds new home in Pinaleños outside Safford

They can weigh 1,000 pounds and stand nearly 6 feet tall. Their enormous antlers look like the mother of all hat racks.

tucson.com

 

[Old man bob]

Actually there are pockets of elk

Small elk herd finds new home in Pinaleños outside Safford

They can weigh 1,000 pounds and stand nearly 6 feet tall. Their enormous antlers look like the mother of all hat racks.

tucson.com

Yes I knew that . I don't think its huntable maybe and I didn't mention it cause it is not as far south as I was talking about , but thank You for adding that.........................BOB

 

[thusby]

I wonder if there is a bear somewhere in the U.S. that can walk past a trail camera without messing with it.

 

[Bigjay73]

Yes I knew that . I don't think its huntable maybe and I didn't mention it cause it is not as far south as I was talking about , but thank You for adding that.........................BOB

Last I lived there, which was several years ago, they had a 31 32 tag i believe, thats pretty far south. I remember someone had a pic of a bull in Wilcox. Resourceful animals

 

[kiwi hunter]

fantastic,,txks for posting

 

[Ozzy]

fantastic,,txks for posting

Thanks for watching.

 

[Valgrego]

Howdy folks. I stitched a bunch of my trail camera footage from one location into one video. I am in Southern Arizona. I hope you enjoy.

Great footage! Where was this camera? It looks like the Huachucas - Miller or Carr Canyon maybe?

 

[Ozzy]

Great footage! Where was this camera? It looks like the Huachucas - Miller or Carr Canyon maybe?

It was in a mountain range in Southern Arizona. There are a few thousand places that look like this one South of Phoenix.