Wolf Pack Feeds on a Giant Bull Elk in British Columbia! | Trail Cam Tuesday - 004

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Published 2019-12-31
In the wilderness of British Columbia, John came across a six-point bull elk that's been killed by the wolves he was tracking. The elk was the dominant bull in the area and had mated with his harem of fifteen cows earlier that fall, passing along his genes before succumbing to the wolves in his weakened state. Since the wasn't suitable for a stakeout with his big camera, John placed a trail cam at the site and left immediately. This is what unfolded over the coming days and nights....

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All Comments (11)
  • @OBIIIIIIIII
    Imagine having to flick through every clip of just crows moving in front of the camera
  • @jobayermahmud7122
    Love your Videos. Keep Uploading more Wildlife Videos. Best Wishes from me and my nation BANGLADESH ………………
  • @brycenew
    Thanks John & Happy New Year! This vid is terrific. Gotta say too I love & appreciate your work on YouTube greatly. Keep it up & stay well!
  • @thebope32
    The same song that Morten Hilmer use.
  • @neildbarker
    Great clips, John - love the ending and how it passed by the camera with take-out. Thanks for sharing.
  • @ffffffff963
    Great clip! Although the music was a strange choice 0:49 ...oh well.
  • @macmcmillen6282
    Cool video. What trail cam did you use for this? Turned out really well.