This is a story of a trail camera and the wildlife behavior observed around the passage of Ian. First, let me say we got off light from Hurricane Ian with sustained tropical storm force winds and flooding rainfall, but nothing like the destructive winds and storm surge experienced on the southwest Florida coast. The Campark TC06 Trail Camera was on the ground and under water at least twice over 5 weeks and finally broken off its mount. After cleaning, drying and putting the TC06 back together I tested it out and it worked fine in all scenarios. The battle-scarred camera is back in use.
Filmed with Campark TC06 Trail Camera available at: https://shrsl.com/3nywf
Narration filmed with GoPro HERO10 Black on amazon at: https://amzn.to/3velQ8r
with GoPro Media Mod: https://amzn.to/3PYA45r mounted to Joby Gorillapod 5K Kit with Rig Upgrade: https://amzn.to/3zralfl
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Original TC06 review and tutorial video is at: https://youtu.be/2kQT--O6Tyw
Video Contents
00:00 Intro video clips
00:30 Introduction and overview
01:28 Trail camera setup and impact
02:59 Review of highlights and discussion of recovered video
09:19 Cleaning and repairing trail camera to return to service
16:31 Summary and new video from recovered TC06 Trail Camera.
19:17 Conclusion
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