Trail cams

We're seeing a definite uptick of bears making appearances on Missouri trail cams as the population continues to increase across the state. There have none as fun as the time when a Missouri trail cam showed a bear who seems to think he was Bigfoot.

When I think of armadillos, I immediately think of Texas. Maybe I should reconsider as a recent trail cam video in Missouri shows these armored critters are becoming more common in the Show Me State now.

We have been told by the state of Missouri that there is an increasing population of bears, but this is ridiculous. A recent video share from 4 different trail cams in Missouri in 4 different locations all show bears.

Trail cam videos can be entertaining to watch especially when they capture the multitude of wildlife that frequent the backwoods of Missouri. A new trail cam share shows a very large visitor that wandered by. Can you say huge black bear?

One of the great things about life in Missouri is your trail cam videos end up being a who's who of the wilderness. That is true of a new trail cam share out of Clay County which is full of deer, possums, bobcats and coyotes.

The thunderstorms that went through Missouri and Illinois recently were about as intense as they come. Several tornadoes and tons of lightning were present in those storm systems. One trail cam in Missouri was able to capture crazy lightning thanks to a military-grade night vision camera.

A man placed a trail cam deep in the Missouri woods on his grandparents property. When he checked it later, he saw many visitors including bucks, bears and raccoons.

The trail cam probably deserved it. A new video share shows a tiny bear cub who decided to lay down the hammer on a Midwest trail camera.

If you are fascinated with wolves, you might be interested in a new trail cam share that shows a pack including one wolf in particular who is considered a mortal enemy of beavers.

You don't seem them often, but it certainly doesn't mean they're not there. Recent trail cam videos show that bobcat sightings are on the rise in Missouri.