Comments by "firstandforemost87" (@firstandforemost87) on "Bears, bobcats, cougars and more: Hidden trail cameras capture BC wildlife" video.

Can’t even go into the bush anymore without being filmed.
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@ We aren’t all voyeurs. Some ppl appreciate privacy, and are capable of respecting that of others.
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@ Never said they don’t have the right. We all have the right to be obnoxious and inconsiderate. I could blast my music as loudly as possible out on crown land and there isn’t much anybody could do about it. Doesn’t mean I’m not being an A 🕳️.
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@BoworBustOutdoors Kinda depends on the circumstances, no? Camera on a trail? Fine. Camera on a camp site? Completely different. Just this recent season I was at a set of falls that I like to visit in the mountains. I noticed something buried in the rocks, and dug out a camera housing. Somebody at some point had a cam pointed at the base of the falls. Watching wildlife or filming ppl who go there to take a dip? Hard to say. Safe to say you’re going to be filming highly exposed ppl without their knowledge, tho. In the end, you’re hiding a camera and filming ppl who have no idea they are being filmed, and who go out to these places to get away from this stuff. I’d be willing to bet that classifies as obnoxious to a whole lot of ppl.
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@BoworBustOutdoors Were they being creeps or trying to capture shots of the animals coming to drink? Because you have to hide the cameras out there, it doesn’t matter what your intentions are. You are likely going to capture exposing footage of ppl who think they have some privacy, and they went there for that sense of privacy and seclusion, so to me it feels like a sort of trespass either way.
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@fluffytail6355 Ppl leave home to get away from the humans in and around their home. The whole point in going out there for many is to minimize the human/modern element. Nobody is looking to guarantee privacy, but they’d like to think they can avoid ending up on somebody’s trail cam whilst taking a crap somewhere.
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