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Category Archives: Camera Trapping Tips

Grizzly Bear Root Grubbing: Foraging Sign, Favored Plants, Site Selection

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on July 25, 2022 by Janet PesaturoJuly 25, 2022
Grizzly family foraging for roots

With longer, straighter claws and a larger shoulder hump, grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) are better diggers than black bears, and much more likely to dig for food. So it’s no surprise that roots comprise a greater portion of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Bears, Blog, Camera Trapping Tips | Tagged brown bear, foraging behavior, foraging sign, grizzly, root grubbing, ursus arctos | 29 Replies

Trail Camera Placement at Stream Mouth Crossings

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on October 24, 2021 by Janet PesaturoOctober 25, 2021
Bear crossing at a stream mouth

Because it funnels animal travel, a good water crossing is a great place to camera trap a variety of animal species. A few years ago I wrote about Choosing a Good Bridge for a Trail Camera, where I suggested a … Continue reading →

Posted in Bears, Blog, Camera Trapping Tips, Cat family | Tagged log walking, placement tips, trail camera placement, trail cameras near water, wildlife crossings | 4 Replies

Targeting Unique Habitat Features with Trail Camera

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on October 18, 2019 by Janet PesaturoNovember 9, 2021
porcupine on log captured by trail camera

Often when I camera trap I target some kind of animal sign to get a certain species or even a specific behavior. Some examples from past posts are an otter latrine, a bear marking tree, a woodchuck marking a sapling, … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog, Camera Trapping Tips, Rodents | Tagged camera placement, habitat features, reading the landscape, trail camera | 7 Replies

Coatis, Ringtails, and Bears, Oh My!

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on September 2, 2019 by Janet PesaturoSeptember 2, 2019
bear crossing log in arizona mountains

As you may have guessed, if you follow this blog, I have been traveling out West quite frequently for the past year since the publication of my first book. The reason is that I’m planning to write a western edition … Continue reading →

Posted in Bears, Blog, Camera Trapping Tips, Raccoons | Tagged arizona, bear, camera trapping, coati, log crossing cam, ringtail, sky islands, trail camera placement | 4 Replies

Choosing a Good “Bridge” for a Trail Camera

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on December 23, 2018 by Janet PesaturoOctober 20, 2021
good bridge for trail camera

One type of productive spot for a trail camera is a pinch point, a place where landscape features force animal travel through a narrow area. The floor of a narrow, steep-walled canyon, a trail through dense vegetation, and a natural … Continue reading →

Posted in Bears, Blog, Camera Trapping Tips | Tagged beaver dam, camera trap, critters crossing, log crossing cam, trail camera | 7 Replies

Camera Trapping Guide – book announcement

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on July 17, 2018 by Janet PesaturoJuly 17, 2018
camera trapping guide

I am excited to announce the upcoming publication of my book, Camera Trapping Guide: Tracks, Sign, and Behavior of Eastern Wildlife. It will be released September 1, 2018, and can be pre-ordered now by clicking here or on the above … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog, Camera Trapping Tips | Tagged camera trapping book, how to use a trail camera, hunting books, tracking book | 4 Replies
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