Testing a Digital game Camera | Bob Armstrong's Nature Alaska

Testing a Digital Game Camera is a series of videos taken over about a 10 week period.
I would put the camera in a different spot in the Juneau area and let it run for about 7 days and then move it to a different spot.
The camera I used is a Moultrie M-990i.
I was very pleased with the results and think it can be very useful for recording behavior of various creatures. The quality seems good enough to insert certain clips into a video project such as documenting the behavior of beavers.
I used only the video mode set to run for 90 seconds upon activation. Creatures from a dragonfly, deer mouse to a bear would trigger the camera.
I learned that branches in foreground would trigger the camera in the wind, sometimes heavy snow or rain would trigger the camera as well as waves and reflections in the water.
The camera works well in the rain and may work for 5 weeks on a single set of lithium batteries.
Many creatures are especially active at night and the infrared LED lights do an acceptable job of recording their activity.
This 17 minute video gives several clips taken with the camera under a variety of conditions and should give one an idea of what to expect.