Your videos are totally unmissable! I honestly believe that if you wrote a book, it would be a best seller! Thanks for taking us along with you and for sharing your knowledge. ATB. Steve. 👍👍
I must thank you again for all of the things that you share with us, your videos are like a warm cup of tea on a cool evening..incredibly relaxing making the hectic day just melt away. Cheers again, David
Amazing video, what a treat to get that close to the Fox. Seeing the Tawny Owl was great too, I'd love to spot one snoozing on a branch of a gnarly old oak while I walk through the woods. Thanks for sharing Steve, your videos never fail to inspire
That was far out steve. There was plenty of wildlife out during the night. I was expecting the fox to twig on far sooner. Good going - nice bit of nettle tea also. Mark
I was lucky with the wind with that fox. It's surprising how more the animals move around during the cover of darkness. Farmland is best for the scope, bad in woodland. Cheers, Steve.
Nice job calling in the fox! A lot to see once you can penetrate the darkness, especially in that environment of farm fields with fence lines bordering woodlands. I even got out myself today to confirm our forests are mostly free of snow. Spotted some redhorse suckers running up a stream, so spring is truly here.
Great stuff Steve..brilliant to see the wildlife & calling the fox in with the distressed rabbit sound I've used myself,its amazing how close you can call the fox in using that method.great to see the cuckoo,I was up Howden Moors/edge last week,camped at crowstones & the hares up there were great to see & I could hear the cuckoo in the valley.great stuff mate tfs.Andy.
Crackin video Steve, muchly enjoyed. What a beautiful part of the country! That night vision footage was awesome!! Very curious little fox. I hope your well buddy. Take care and God bless
It is a great place for nature, it's like stepping back in time on some of those farms. Good for birds in winter and spring. Have you been out lately? Steve.
Hi John, it's a great area for farmland wildlife, still a lot of once common species still there (for now!) Haven't seen anything from yourself lately? Anything planned?
Hi Steve i,ve had work commitments lately hopefully I can get up to Scotland later in the year , keep up the good work and i look forward to the next ones.. take care John
Thank you for sharing so much wildlife with us in this one video :D I also love spring everything feels so alive the sights and sounds of spring always bring me joy ;) Thanks again atb :D Teddy
Yes, I've gone off music. I had a lot of wind noise on this one, so recorded the birds when it was quiet and over layered it while editing it, I hope it sounded natural. Thanks for watching. Steve.
Wow I know it Takes a lot of effort and patience and skill to produce such awesome footage. Better than Springwatch No babbling pompous bbc presenters lol Well done Crafty. Stay safe.
I love ur videos i really love that u dont use any irritating music in ur videos becs nature real sounds actually make beautiful music by itself it not only please ur ear but also please and heal our soul💙💙
Very nice footage Steve, can't believe how close that fox came. It looked quite fat do you think it was a pregnant vixen? Thanks for sharing I always look forward to your vids.
It's a Montane Medusa 32. I like it as I can get just about all my lightweight kit in, but it doesn't look like I'm out camping, stealthy! Thanks for watching. Steve.
It is a Bushnell 3x30 Equinox Z Night Vision Monocular. It gives a clean clear picture close up, a little grainy at distance. Thanks for watching. Steve.
Your videos are totally unmissable! I honestly believe that if you wrote a book, it would be a best seller! Thanks for taking us along with you and for sharing your knowledge.
ATB. Steve. 👍👍
Thanks.👍👍
I’ll second that
Watching all those animals together reminded me of a children's book. I half expected them to start talking to each other. 🙂
🍃Animal whisperer 🍃 lovely 🦊
Real therapy, beautiful. Nearly late for work this morning watching this 😁 Many thanks for sharing again.
I must thank you again for all of the things that you share with us, your videos are like a warm cup of tea on a cool evening..incredibly relaxing making the hectic day just melt away.
Cheers again,
David
Cheers David. Glad you like them. It's a good way for me to remember my trips. Steve.
Fantastic video, some great footage getting in touch with wildlife.
Many thanks for sharing an excellent piece of film depicting nature in all her glory. I particularly enjoy spotting foxes. Really enjoyable...ATB Mike
Great video as always 👍 best regards 👍❤️😀🐾🍺🍟
Thanks. Steve.
Amazing video, what a treat to get that close to the Fox. Seeing the Tawny Owl was great too, I'd love to spot one snoozing on a branch of a gnarly old oak while I walk through the woods. Thanks for sharing Steve, your videos never fail to inspire
Fantastic Video to watch Hats off to this one. Enjoyed every second of it. ATB Steve 😃👍
as always, brilliant and very relaxing mate. the fox was so cool. the spot by the river at the end looked good for a camp. atb Tom.
A good trip was had, plenty of varied wildlife beautifully filmed .atb Dave....
That was far out steve. There was plenty of wildlife out during the night. I was expecting the fox to twig on far sooner. Good going - nice bit of nettle tea also. Mark
I was lucky with the wind with that fox. It's surprising how more the animals move around during the cover of darkness. Farmland is best for the scope, bad in woodland. Cheers, Steve.
@@craftywildcamps That explains it then steve. I did wonder about the fox - they're all nose. Great night out.....have a great week.
Some stunning shots, your Dr Dolittle reputation didn't suffer any calling that fox over to 2m that's for certain, excellent :)
The wind was in my favour. It was a strange experience as it was pitch black and couldn't see anything without the scope. Steve
Nice job calling in the fox! A lot to see once you can penetrate the darkness, especially in that environment of farm fields with fence lines bordering woodlands. I even got out myself today to confirm our forests are mostly free of snow. Spotted some redhorse suckers running up a stream, so spring is truly here.
Spring is the best. The night camera open up a new and exciting world. Steve.
Loved the night vision segment, great video as always.
It opens up a new world. The camera is ideal for farmland, so much about. Steve.
Really enjoyed this one, Steve! Such gentle encounters you have in the wild. 🦉🐇🌲
Great stuff Steve..brilliant to see the wildlife & calling the fox in with the distressed rabbit sound I've used myself,its amazing how close you can call the fox in using that method.great to see the cuckoo,I was up Howden Moors/edge last week,camped at crowstones & the hares up there were great to see & I could hear the cuckoo in the valley.great stuff mate tfs.Andy.
Crackin video Steve, muchly enjoyed.
What a beautiful part of the country! That night vision footage was awesome!! Very curious little fox.
I hope your well buddy. Take care and God bless
It is a great place for nature, it's like stepping back in time on some of those farms. Good for birds in winter and spring. Have you been out lately? Steve.
Very enjoyable looks like you have a bit of everything down there, loved the fox calling... Thanks John
Hi John, it's a great area for farmland wildlife, still a lot of once common species still there (for now!) Haven't seen anything from yourself lately? Anything planned?
Hi Steve i,ve had work commitments lately hopefully I can get up to Scotland later in the year , keep up the good work and i look forward to the next ones.. take care John
Thank you for sharing so much wildlife with us in this one video :D I also love spring everything feels so alive the sights and sounds of spring always bring me joy ;) Thanks again atb :D Teddy
Good stuff, enjoyed the film. I love the sound of the crows and rooks in the background 👍. Better than any music 🙂
Yes, I've gone off music. I had a lot of wind noise on this one, so recorded the birds when it was quiet and over layered it while editing it, I hope it sounded natural. Thanks for watching. Steve.
@@craftywildcamps Aye it sounded good Steve 👍. Great job of editing
Some wonderful footage, love that fox
Nice,
Wow I know it Takes a lot of effort and patience and skill to produce such awesome footage. Better than Springwatch No babbling pompous bbc presenters lol Well done Crafty. Stay safe.
I don't like talking when I'm out, it breaks the silence and scares everything off. Thanks for the comment. Steve.
I love ur videos i really love that u dont use any irritating music in ur videos becs nature real sounds actually make beautiful music by itself it not only please ur ear but also please and heal our soul💙💙
lovely wildlife, no complaints from me , the video flashed past good footage. cheers
Cheers Colin. Steve.
Thank you :) ATB
Thanks for watching. Steve.
Very nice footage Steve, can't believe how close that fox came. It looked quite fat do you think it was a pregnant vixen? Thanks for sharing I always look forward to your vids.
I found it hard to tell. It's funny, I'm too busy filming at the time, I notice more watching it back! Thanks for watching. Steve.
Cool. Were you downwind of the fox? I thought the scent of humans scared them off?
Yes, I always where possible sit down wind of the animal, with the wind in my face. Steve
What a great place you have there. Its gonna turn you into a meat eater m8 lol. Gods gifts to us.
Excellent footage Steve, nice super-lite set up also. What bag are you using in this video?
Until the next one A.T.B
It's a Montane Medusa 32. I like it as I can get just about all my lightweight kit in, but it doesn't look like I'm out camping, stealthy! Thanks for watching. Steve.
nice vid!!!
which night vision device you use...on 2 meters sharp picture, wooow!
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It is a Bushnell 3x30 Equinox Z Night Vision Monocular. It gives a clean clear picture close up, a little grainy at distance. Thanks for watching. Steve.