Good Stuff
Fawn playing on the pond bank…
Rise and shine!
Bad Sheep!
The twins talk without speaking...
Take Cover!
Goat from the Abyss…
Doe getting ready for the holiday…
Merganser Team at work...
River Otter!
Are these edible? #nature #foraging #mushroom #wildlife #naturelovers
Interesting velvet buck
Dang it!!
Midnight traveler
Fawn takes a nap…
Its a beautiful life...
Look into my eyes...
Strange Appetite!
super charged!
fawn wobble
Loon hoot…a quiet sound #nature #wildlifeentertainment #naturelovers #wildlife #birds #loon
Alert doe
Crazy run after the baby!
Look out…incoming Kingfisher!
itchy head
Bear gets nasty…
That is a mighty fine chew…
duck and deer keeping an eye on each other…
bear coming to visit…
Blue winged Teal in the prairie potholes
Coyote double trouble
Tender loving care
Sandhills taking a stroll #nature #wildlifeentertainment #birds #birdwatching #animals
Bad netting job…
Fawn happy dance
Deer harassment…
Name that bird!
Big bear in the swamp!
Largemouth Bass guarding the beds…
Jet propelled fawn!
The family out for an evening walk #nature #wildlifeentertainment #wildlife #naturelovers #goose
quick draw
Someone is going to lose a leg…
This deer is feeling jumpy today!
Graceful Flight of the Pelican
Mom and the twins…
Prowling Otter!
Lurking below the canoe! (name that fish)
Welcome to our woodland acres, a place where I am always exploring new ways to observe the hidden lives of wild animals. Whitetail deer make up a lot of the videos, but I seek to show ALL the different animals that live here as well. I get really excited about any good "capture" with the cameras. I love wildlife. I hunt. I fish. I camp and canoe and work to enhance wildlife habitat. You are most welcome to join me in all this. I enjoy the conversation and encourage your input. Most of the content will be from these 80 acres but I will sprinkle in some veterinary stuff, wilderness canoeing and whatever wildlife I can catch on camera. If you have something you would like to see...let me know! Your presence on this channel brings everything to life...thank you!
You can contact me at: wisconsinwildlifejournal@gmail.com