I set up a trail camera in a quiet part of the forest and let it run unattended. When I finally reviewed the footage, I was amazed by the variety of animals that passed by. Some appeared during the ...

"We're wondering whether it's wandering." Residents thrilled after trail cameras capture images of creature not seen in 400 ...

A trail camera set up by a civilian in Custer Gallatin National Forest captured an image of a grizzly bear — an animal that ...

I set up a trail camera in the forest for 7 days without checking it once. During that time, all kinds of animals passed ...

Last August, I shared a trail camera video on OregonLive of a bobcat in Beaverton walking along a beaver dam. Since then, the ...

Picture perfect capture by a Montana trail camera. Just when you thought Mother Nature couldn't surprise you anymore, she goes and creates an all white elk. It's truly a stunning sight to see when all ...

The coastal marten is about the size of a ferret and lives in heavily wooded forests.

Snapshot NY uses trail cameras to research a variety of wildlife including black bears, fishers, bobcats and more.

Wildlife researchers are using trail cameras and infrared technology in addition to their usual aerial surveys of wild elk.

But thanks to a camera-trapping project in the very southern tip of Thailand, scientists from Panthera, the global ...

Trail cameras have evolved from basic scouting tools into sophisticated wildlife monitoring equipment. What began as grainy motion-triggered photos has transformed into a data collection system that ...

Do trail cameras and live feeds give hunters an unfair edge? Jim Abrams explores the "Fair Chase" doctrine and why ...