This Ranger Can't Explain What His Trail Camera Just Captured Deep Within These Woods

Many people set up trail cams to track wildlife without disturbing them. They use infrared technology and are weatherproof to last the distance. You expect them to capture footage of deer and maybe the occasional hunter, but that’s not everyone’s experience. From Bigfoot to black bears, here are 20 weirdest things ever caught on trail cams.

[beautifullsistrin]

Funny how the camera is never clear enough to pick up these "mysterious figures"

[seanhoffman]

Star topic: spider In the woods...I mean looks like a street to me. Lol

[T.Q]

6:40 It’s just a curious Barn owl. Look up what they look like, then look at this. The Appalachian mountains is a place they are native to.

[chuckh]

2:28 thats not in the woods. It's in a street and it looks like a dash cam got that image. 😆

[rhondascraftobsessions]

#startopic There were a lot of cars there to be in the woods. I call bullcrap!

[georgevangordon]

I don’t necessarily doubt some of these creatures exist.. but all these blurry trail cams sure give reason for doubt

[Summertime]

Just once I would like to see a creature that we can actually see..

[katherinebrazonis]

As to the deer bouncing around, it's called "loco weed". And it grows in most every state. I have seen cows and horses act that way. It's like catnit to cats.

[Deus.Jesus.]

As a brazilian, I wanna visit Amazônia this very year. Seeing the big cats and so many other animals will be awesome!

[galinaj]

Any body could tell that spider is on his front view window, or is it me?

[vanierstreetcats]

It just looks like a GIANT spider. The camera took a picture of a regular-sized spider that appears to be a science fiction sized monster because of the position of the spider in relation to the stationary background.

Having experience with trail cams I can tell you that the spider to set off the motion detector depending on the position of the camera would have had to have been very close to the lens to even set the camera off.

When the camera took the picture created the illusion that the spider is HUGE. It is perspective, the brain sees what it wants to see.

[dli-cashare]

Yeah, every video of a special monster is always blurry.

[chaz]

#19. Did anyone ever think that the poor deer had a tck in her ear. My dog got a fly in his ear a did the same dance.
JS, it's a thought. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[katdouglass]

#16 is a bird called a "Frogmouth".
Really unusual looking. Goole it, they are weird!

[tomasrikona]

The deer at 3:40 was in distress not happy. There was something in its ear that he was frantically trying to dislodge.

[FliesFLL]

When I was a kid, there were rumors about "dog man" around Temperance, Michigan. Some kids told me they were walking through a rough field and came upon this thing dancing in circles.

[Nyx.Nax.]

I think it was on his windshield and he took a picture of it. Noticed how it's blurred being so close up and taking a picture of something one the windshield does cuz the optical illusions effects of something being bigger than it should

[stevenfan]

There's an awful lot of cars in th woods.with that spider

[michaelj.beglinjr.]

Does anyone know what that is at 0:14? As for the blurry pictures, we all know they get blurrier the more you resend them, but not enough of us know that a phone camera is great when they're used correctly, but using them to take nature shots is not doing that. Phone cameras are made for selfies, posed pics of friends, used car pictures, and stuff like that. Using one to document the proof of a cryptid and you're just wasting your time. The best film we have of a bigfoot is the Patterson-Gimlin one, and even it's old ass is better than a modern cell phone video.

[terrijaree]

There is a tell-tale shadow behind the clickbait spider that looks like it is hitting a vertical surface rather than the parking lots horizontal plane.