solotripper's video: OFF GRID Security CABIN Surveillance Hiking Through A Forest Fire

Today I installed my surveillance / camera system at my off grid cabin. With bears and potentially humans stopping around, it's important to protect the cabin and it's contents. It's also interesting to see the wildlife that's roaming around the cabin area. I ended up going with the Arlo 2 plus system which offers a very wide field of view, excellent nighttime coverage and audio. The cameras record on motion and the footage is synced in real time to my Arlo account, accessed through my smart phone anytime. As we have WIFI, we can monitor everything around the cabin. Even if the cameras are stolen, the footage will remain. I've also setup SpyPoint Trail cameras around the cabin, recording on their own as well as to a secondary "secure" box. As with the Arlo setup, if cameras are stolen or torn down, I'll know about it! The afternoon was spent heading down the lake and exploring the trail to Bighshell Lake, located to the northwest of the cabin. We only walked the first trail, 725 metres through a forest fire burn that occurred 5 years ago. It's always interesting to see the forest regenerating. The Birch trees are coming up thick, providing excellent browse for Moose. Loads of Moose droppings are a sure sign that Moose are in the area. Such a different forest from the Caribou trails explored last week. I hope you all enjoy and stay safe!