I hope you enjoyed it - let me know if any of you decide to get the same camera trap :)

@Macroadventures

4 жыл бұрын

I recently bought a similar camera trap from amazon. Still trying to work out where to place it, but looking forward to what it captures.

@alexgermain2694

4 жыл бұрын

I have just ordered the same one!

@amandaabeyewardene7903

3 жыл бұрын

i liked it

Wow you got some great shots girl! It's so nice to see the animals doing such natural behaviours. Love the cheeky lil badger

@mistersoapy5038

3 жыл бұрын

Two of my favorite Wildlife KZreadrs🤯

Lovely & inspirational work.

hey Roxy, wicked content. I'm going to set up a similar camera soon to create a video on the badger on my wildlife channel. Super pleased I found your channel today!

Nice vid, well presented and the footage you captured cool too :)

Where I use my camera traps is on a country park where I volunteer . There are people , and so I have to put my Ltl Acorn and Spypoint Solar cameras in metal boxes and wrap Python cables around the on decent trees . I have had some good footage off them , Badgers , Foxes , Muntjac , Mink and Otter . I am going to have to buy another Lenovo laptop as the Apple Mac is a pain with SD cards . Well done Roxy .. I only record evening / night mammals . Batteries are a problem as lot's of camera trap do not do well on rechargeable batteries . Anything less that 2500mHa is useless , and they are slightly wider than normal AA batteries .

Thank you for this amazing video! It is really very interesting and full of useful tips. I recently bought a camera trap like yours and have been experimenting with it for a few weeks, as soon as I can make a video about it too! Thanks again 🙏😊

Hoping to buy a camera trap at the end of this month for myself! I have set up camera traps in Cape Town and gotten cape clawless otter, water mongoose and genet. Will aim to try find leopard when I get my own one!

This was a lovely video. I'd quite like to set one with the dual purpose of catching the fly tippers.

Pretty good video .. I like the way you explained. Looking for a similar camera trap

These camera traps are fantastic, I'm hoping to catch our local Hedgehog visitor and her Hoglets on film. The weirdest thing I have captured on these cameras in the garden was an albino Ferret that had obviously escaped from wherever it lived, lol. The short clip will be on one of my upcoming videos. Great video.

Great Roxy myself is also a zoology teacher India. Keep putting ur best efforts. Good wishes. Dr. Neeraj sharma ( India)

Such a beautiful young lady you are and thank you for tips xx

Looks good ! Just found your channel.

nice video Roxy I've been thinking about buying one of these for a couple of years now but still havent got around to it, so it was nice to re-energise my thoughts. thank you.

@RoxytheZoologist

4 жыл бұрын

I would highly recommend it, now is the perfect time when we are all slowing down and forced to find and appreciate our local wildlife ☺️🙌

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Roxy, great video, I've just purchased the Apeman H45 👍

@brennanmoore6156

3 жыл бұрын

It got 3 h55 and I love them

I use Eneloop batteries in mine, they aren't cheap but they are very good. I only use mine in the garden, I wouldn't leave them anywhere public. It's also a good idea to put some bait down, like cat or dog biscuits . I have mine set for 25sec videos with 1 second interval. Mine are Little Acorn cameras.

Nice info n content..wish u luck..

Awesome video! I set up camera traps for my capstone class and got some animals. Mostly deer, raccoons, squirrels and coyotes. Other people got bobcats and mink! Camera trapping is a lot of fun, keep it up!

@RoxytheZoologist

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds awesome! I take it you are in America then?

@jaker2343

4 жыл бұрын

Roxy the Zoologist yes I am! Southern Ohio, lots of cool native wildlife, although I am very jealous of all the UK species! They’re so interesting

Nice vid! I have one and I caught a little mouse on mine

Nice video, Like 185 and Bye from Italy :)

Thanks for the video, could you please tell me the model of the camera as the amazon link didn't work. Thank you

Great video! I've been thinking of getting a camera trap for ages. There is a river near my house and I think there might be water voles (or bank voles) there. I've also got a fox visiting the fields near my house. Maybe I'll see something.

@RoxytheZoologist

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that sounds awesome - you definitely need one with all of that incredible wildlife around!

Hi, I would like to know whether this would be a good idea to set up at our improvised shelter? There are so many people dropping animals they don't want and not only puts us in a difficult position to take care of them, but also puts the animals in danger and basically abandons them which is punishable by law! We don't have electricity nor wifi there so it's impossible to look into any other options except for this and solar power cameras.. I would love to hear your opinion on this xx P.S. I forgot the main question, do they emit any kind of a light while filming?

Thanks for this, wasn’t sure about getting a cheap trap but think I’ll give it a go, although 8 BATTERIES! 😢

@RoxytheZoologist

4 жыл бұрын

For the price it is surprisingly decent! Haha yes I know, a lot of batteries, but they do last for ages in there - I still haven't had to change mine and had them in there for over 1 month. Amazon rechargeable ones are pretty decent :)

And i want to ask you a question that do u rescue animals

I used a very good model camera trap and I got a lot of rare animals the rarest was the sloth bear and a leopard with its cubs

@RoxytheZoologist

3 жыл бұрын

Wow wow wow! How amazing! Lucky you!

Great informative video, well done you, I'm looking to get into doing exactly this, my local woodland is teaming with wildlife, could you give me a little direction into a trail camera, I'd love to capture night time / day time footage, thank you

@RoxytheZoologist

4 ай бұрын

I bought this one off amazon a few years ago - they have a bunch of cheap options on there :)

Really cool Roxy! Nice seeing the muntjack, badgers and foxes! I love camerra trapping - It's amazing what's around when we aren't! So exhilarating when it works out well! Let me know if you ever need any help or advice on the camera/tech side of things.

@alfiewoodley01

4 жыл бұрын

What’s a good beginner camera. I’m currently doing a zoology degree but I’m not sure whether I wanna go into research or wildlife media work (it might be too late to start tbh😂) but I’d still like to get into it, as a hobby if not for anything else

@BenTutton

4 жыл бұрын

@@alfiewoodley01 Never too late to start! I started as a wildlife cameraman as my 2nd career after being a Biochemist! Any DSLR will work well for wildlife. It'll let you learn the basics of photography which you'll definitely need if you want to go into the media side of things, and even if you don't, having that skill for fieldwork is very useful - people like pictures when you're giving presentations, it spices up the statistics! I used a Canon 7D for ages - you can pick one up 2nd hand for about £160, grab a long lens, something like the Canon 100-400, or a Sigma 120-600 and you'll be taking great wildlife photos in no time.

YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL!!! besos desde Argentina.

Camera traps are a great way to learn about what's around. A couple of weeks ago I discovered I had a hedgehog in my 'city garden'. I made a little video about it on my channel, for those who are interested.

@RoxytheZoologist

4 жыл бұрын

They are lots of fun aren't they! Love hedgehogs :)

@Wildlifeimpulse

4 жыл бұрын

@@RoxytheZoologist definitely!

Why you so cute?

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