The live stream is slated to run until the end of the bugling season, likely sometime in mid to late October. This field is also home to the songbird nest boxes and a couple of screech owl boxes. You will often see the deer and turkey coming into and out of the Wildlife Cam 2 area.
The camera is located in a field behind Wildlife Cam 2. Our webcam is broadcast live 24/7 all year round. Without them, the elk’s success wouldn’t be the same.” This field cam is located in Southwestern Pennsylvania, USA. Give credit to sound management, the creation of better elk habitat all across northcentral Pennsylvania, and most importantly, people who care. Elk have not always had an easy time of it in Pennsylvania, but since the Game Commission reintroduced elk to the state in 1913, they’ve pulled through some tough times and, today, we have one of the top herds in the country. Matthew Hough said, “While there’s no substitute for visiting elk country in person, the camera gives viewers a taste of what the excitement is all about. The live stream ing video, which is provided by the Game Commission’s partner, HDOnTap, is the latest in a string of real-time wildlife-watching opportunities offered by the Game Commission. Video and sound from the camera are being live streamed on the Game Commission’s website. The camera was installed with help from the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Bureau of Forestry. The Pennsylvania Game Commission has installed a camera on State Game Lands 311 in Elk County, in a field that is off limits to people, that typically is a hub of elk activity as the bugling season heats up. Now you can see Pennsylvania’s elk rut live and without ever having to leave home. Each fall, thousands of visitors make their way to Pennsylvania’s elk country to experience the wonder of the rut which is the elk bugling season.
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