Never having used a trail cam th-cam.com/users/postUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.
That’s what I have been telling him for a couple of years now! Thank you, finally someone else thinks his work is that good! Actually the videos are better than some of the local PBS wildlife shows. His still photography is breathtaking as well. He seems like a good guy too!
You seem to always know where to put your cameras.and then you have more patience than most of us to wait to see what good results happen. And I must say that after your editing you have world class videos unquestionably.
Hello from Topeka Kansas. Like everybody else I love love your videos. Your commentary is very entertaining. I find myself talking to the TV "Tim, be louder than that, that bears really close!" I have to say that new trail cam is really nice, the videos are very clear, very detailed. Thank you stay safe
Tim, thanks for doing these videos and sharing with us. I really enjoy them. I live in MD and I would never see bears, cougars, bobcats and feral pigs. You go the extra mile to see these vids are top quality and it shows. I'm always eager for the next new one. I hope you continue the good work, you have quite a following! Well done and thanks again!
I absolutely love your videos Tim. Your dedication to bringing us great footage is amazing! I would ask if you could somehow label the wildlife at the bottom of the frame. Many times I don't recognize the birds. I've spent a lot of time outdoors, but not in Florida. Some of those birds are new to me and others I'm sure. Thanks for all you do! 😊🐝❤
I got very happy when I saw the American Bittern go by. I don't think I've ever seen one in real life. They are rare birds and I do lots of bird watching. Congrats on your fox finally.
Tim. you have over 70,000 subscribers and I for one am wondering if all is well. I miss you and I am sure so do many, many others! Just do a short video to let us know you are okay . If there is anything we can do, you know we will be glad to help out; just let us know. If you simply stopped for a little while hiking out among bears and gators we certainly would understand! Basically, just let us know all is well!
Tim !! Have a great 2021! Keep Well & Be Safe thanks for another super,fantastic, awesome swamp critters from FLA Vlog! & the most consistent Endangered FLA panther captures in the whole world 👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the videos you share. They are so calming and I love to see all the wonderful animals. And thank you for NOT touching the Bear Pooh with your hands. I'm glad you used a stick! 🐻💩 🧡🙏 xo
I put out quite a few game cams out here in the Texas panhandle along the Canadian river, lots of hogs, deer, bobcat, I post my pictures and an occasional video on Facebook for my friends, I enjoy watching your videos, thank you for sharing!
Thank you as always for your National Geographic quality video! Must admit yours are better. Not a dry educational narration. Don’t think they would tell the viewers about the “steaming” fresh bowel movements of the Bear lol 😆 Looks like you had a good Christmas up and over at your Sister’s house. Hopefully your 2021 is going well 🥂 Thank you again for all your time and work put into the videos. Please Stay Safe!
Glad to see you back! Love your monologue too! Funny! Lovely nature capture-- always well done! Thank you for all of the effort that goes into making these video's come true!
These vids are always hilarious. The thumb nail looking like it's a party and everyone is invited. 😂 The elusive and rare tabby cat was especially special! 🐱
On the previous video, it looked like the bear was shot in the leg. That, along with the corn in the bear poop, tells me someone is poaching bear by baiting them into an area to shoot them. If that is state land, I would let the local FWC Officer know about it.
plausible, gall bladder is lucrative but, strongly frowned upon with large penalties when caught. DNA assessment can tell where the bear came from & local LE usually will know who is up to no good
Oh yeah, nice! I use the Recon Force Advantage and like it a lot. I don't care for the Edge, it's too telephoto and not wide angle enough like the Advantage. You are so lucky to have those cool animals in your area. Thanks for the video Tim.
Another great video Tim! thanks for taking the time to do this, I really enjoy it and look forward to watching your vids. I have noticed though that you have not found a skunk ape. lol
Just found your videos mate. I can’t stop watching them. Love the format and your snippets of what you find while out in the forest, just as interesting as the trail cams. Really convinced me to come over to the US when things are back open and do some hiking in Florida. Don’t stop making videos.
Very cool video. The variety of Florida wildlife is amazing. I have several inexpensive Trail Cameras set up around my property in a "farming" area in Live Oak. I get all the neighbor's dogs and cats. Also rabbits, squirrels, Possums, birds, and Coyotes. The Coyotes are somewhat alarming because they are very close to living areas. I only catch them on the trail cams at night. I'm surprised your cameras don't catch them very often. Thanks!
Another awesome video Tim. Love the foxy fox and the two raccoons that seemed to pose for the camera. Truly appreciate your work and your love for nature, looking forward to more pickups, stay safe out there.
Great video, thanks for the time and effort putting them out and retrieving them. Lovely to see the American Bittern. The camera caught the colours so clearly. I saw a Bittern at a wetland center in the North of England some years ago. Stunning and rare. Keep up the good work.
Tim, hi! Love what you are doing! Please be careful out on the wood trails! Are you not concern you may run into a mountain lion or bear? Do you have a plan if this happens? I'm a new sub and thumbs up to all your excellent videos.
Yes, he had a open wound on the inner upper leg; looks from a fight with another male bear. They go for the family jewels to put him out of commission. He must have come too close to an older bear's girlfriend. :) Jokes aside, I hope he makes it. In this Florida climate a wound like that is life threatening.
I watch many TH-cam channels and your videos are the best!! I get soo thrilled when you post a new one. Thank you so much for sharing them with us. Poor bear had quite the wound. And ya just gotta love the possum! Is there any way to support your channel? Do you sell any merchandise? Probably a pain in the neck to do. But I would love a tee shirt or a coffee mug if you do sell anything😁
Another Great Video Tim. I noticed the bear was hurt on his bk leg 🤔😔 but the Fox at yr Sisters House was the prettiest Fox ive ever seen. With its dark legs 🥰 Keep em Coming Tim.
Yaaay! Another Tim video! My heart actually skipped a beat when I seen the new upload ;) You’re a brave soul Tim and I’m ever grateful to you for being able to see a part of the US and it’s critters, that I may never have the opportunity to do in person. Although, to be honest... I’d be too scared to walk alone in those areas! Tee hee!
One of the bears looked and walked as if it was injured. I enjoy seeing the deer. They are such lovely animals. The bittern is a beautiful bird. Fox are very handsome and intelligent animals. I adore turkeys so seeing the wild ones is a treat. Bobcats are my favorite wild cats. Thanks for a great video, Tim! Be well!
Awesome wildlife pics. Thank you. So glad you got to spend time with your sister. She sounds adorable. Crocs are the only shoes I wear for the most part. Have a blessed week, and thank you again for your great work.:-)
I really enjoy your videos! A few days ago I was wondering where you were and here you are again. I think I missed it when you uploaded it because I was gone down to Amish Country here in Ohio. I needed fabric for a new quilt I'm making. I loved watching this one with all those bears. Thank you so much, Tim!
I love your videos thank you very much...I would love it if you added titles to the animals going by. Sometimes I don't know the animal of can't tell who they are - like the short tailed one that went through the brush on this one. thanks again
Lol.....of course as usual the bear has to take a bite out of the cam i knew it would ....love the close up of the deer eye to ..cool bird for sure happy you got your fox again
Incredible! Really makes me want to go to Florida and hike this park. I just started setting out a trail camera here in the Arizona desert and really enjoy seeing the results. Thank you for sharing these videos!
It's always a good day, with Mr. Harrel has Florida Wildlife videos! 8:56 That one bear had quite an 'owie' on his back left leg; must have found some barbed wire. And that brand new camera and more bear dentistry. You said Tallahassee and the one thing you have troubles finding and I said Foxes! Thank you, for all this hard work to take me places I will never get to see.
Some of them have me talking to the tv. 🤣I’m either scared or in awe they are so cute! And I have learned a lot about the wilderness of Florida. So different from Indiana but so beautiful!
Absolutely love your videos. My parents lived behind Apalachicola and I loved to walk the piney wood trails and look for animals and tracks . lot of bears there also
Hungry little fox. The only two animals I have yet to see on my trail cam is a fox also and a porcupine. We don't have bears in that area or cougars that I know. But you never know a person could get a nice surprise. Nice vid Tim, Thanks. Can't wait for the next one.
I love your videos so much Tim! You are so brave to just go walking through water and leaping over gators! I still jump every time a bear comes right up to the camera! Lol
Honestly, when you said that one thing had always eluded you, for some reason my mind was like, "Is it Bigfoot?" I've been watching too many cryptid videos. Lol. But seriously, thanks for posting another video. You made my day! Be careful out there. Say hi to your sister from your TH-cam family!
Just found your video and we're hooked. Sat and watched them all. But the barefoot thing drives me crazy. Love the Panthers but hate the hogs. So much damage. Gators scary and bears funny.
my recon-force advantage had a tussle with a bear this past spring. he didn't get my sensor, but broke the glass covering the flash leds. luckily all the pieces were inside. i deconstructed the cam, epoxied it all up like new, and put it all back together. worked great, just like new this past season.
Especially liked the bittern in his upright stance! Bear had an injury to its inside rear leg.Are the foxes native or were they introduced ?You have inspired me to put camera out as I have heard there are martens in my new place area.Thanks Tim from the UK
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Never having used a trail cam th-cam.com/users/postUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.
Your videos are better than watching National Geographic . I wish you could get a tv show on PBS Florida !
That’s what I have been telling him for a couple of years now! Thank you, finally someone else thinks his work is that good! Actually the videos are better than some of the local PBS wildlife shows. His still photography is breathtaking as well. He seems like a good guy too!
No not tv. tv would make Tim add so awful music that would drown the nature sounds. And they would mess with Tim’s running commentary too.
@@cawiltu plus they would make him throw in some global warming crap
Tim definitely should have his own show, I agree.
And they could name it:
"Oh Yeah! -
Traipsing Through Florida Swamplands"
You seem to always know where to put your cameras.and then you have more patience than most of us to wait to see what good results happen. And I must say that after your editing you have world class videos unquestionably.
I appreciate that!
Everytime I feel interest your movie!
I using trail cam, and take a Japanese nature so your movie! It's a very good example for me!
Cheer you Mr.
Hello from Topeka Kansas. Like everybody else I love love your videos. Your commentary is very entertaining. I find myself talking to the TV "Tim, be louder than that, that bears really close!" I have to say that new trail cam is really nice, the videos are very clear, very detailed. Thank you stay safe
Tim, thanks for doing these videos and sharing with us. I really enjoy them. I live in MD and I would never see bears, cougars, bobcats and feral pigs. You go the extra mile to see these vids are top quality and it shows. I'm always eager for the next new one. I hope you continue the good work, you have quite a following! Well done and thanks again!
Glad you like them!
I absolutely love your videos Tim. Your dedication to bringing us great footage is amazing! I would ask if you could somehow label the wildlife at the bottom of the frame. Many times I don't recognize the birds. I've spent a lot of time outdoors, but not in Florida. Some of those birds are new to me and others I'm sure. Thanks for all you do! 😊🐝❤
I got very happy when I saw the American Bittern go by. I don't think I've ever seen one in real life. They are rare birds and I do lots of bird watching. Congrats on your fox finally.
Tim. you have over 70,000 subscribers and I for one am wondering if all is well. I miss you and I am sure so do many, many others! Just do a short video to let us know you are okay . If there is anything we can do, you know we will be glad to help out; just let us know. If you simply stopped for a little while hiking out among bears and gators we certainly would understand! Basically, just let us know all is well!
Tim !!
Have a great 2021!
Keep Well & Be Safe
thanks for another super,fantastic, awesome swamp critters from FLA Vlog! & the most consistent Endangered FLA panther captures in the whole world 👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the videos you share. They are so calming and I love to see all the wonderful animals. And thank you for NOT touching the Bear Pooh with your hands. I'm glad you used a stick! 🐻💩 🧡🙏 xo
I put out quite a few game cams out here in the Texas panhandle along the Canadian river, lots of hogs, deer, bobcat, I post my pictures and an occasional video on Facebook for my friends, I enjoy watching your videos, thank you for sharing!
Thank you as always for your National Geographic quality video! Must admit yours are better. Not a dry educational narration. Don’t think they would tell the viewers about the “steaming” fresh bowel movements of the Bear lol 😆
Looks like you had a good Christmas up and over at your Sister’s house. Hopefully your 2021 is going well 🥂
Thank you again for all your time and work put into the videos. Please Stay Safe!
Its always a treat to watch your videos. That bear in the first one looked injured. Loved all the birds and big cats. Thank you for sharing!
Glad to see you back! Love your monologue too! Funny! Lovely nature capture-- always well done! Thank you for all of the effort that goes into making these video's come true!
I love all your videos. Thanks for sharing beautiful nature with us
Great footage, especially of the American Bittern and Florida Panther. I hope the bear makes it. Poor thing. ☹️☹️☹️
So glad to see you posting again and congratulations on catching the fox on camera!
These vids are always hilarious. The thumb nail looking like it's a party and everyone is invited. 😂
The elusive and rare tabby cat was especially special! 🐱
Thanks Tim! Good video to watch on a snowy day. The cat really likes watching them too!
Missed your videos, thank you for posting!
On the previous video, it looked like the bear was shot in the leg. That, along with the corn in the bear poop, tells me someone is poaching bear by baiting them into an area to shoot them. If that is state land, I would let the local FWC Officer know about it.
plausible, gall bladder is lucrative but, strongly frowned upon with large penalties when caught. DNA assessment can tell where the bear came from & local LE usually will know who is up to no good
Gasped when I noticed that bear's wound, as a nurse I immediately wanted to dress that wound !
No hunting there unless it came from another area.
Cool 😎 video Tim love your channel
So happy you’re back! Dropped everything to see what you got on camera...love your commentary, too!
yes me to
Sunday morning coffee and your video perfect thanks,,,,Just north of Boston.
Same here. Coffee time and a nice wildlife video.
Oh yeah, nice! I use the Recon Force Advantage and like it a lot. I don't care for the Edge, it's too telephoto and not wide angle enough like the Advantage. You are so lucky to have those cool animals in your area. Thanks for the video Tim.
Another great video Tim! thanks for taking the time to do this, I really enjoy it and look forward to watching your vids. I have noticed though that you have not found a skunk ape. lol
Just found your videos mate. I can’t stop watching them. Love the format and your snippets of what you find while out in the forest, just as interesting as the trail cams. Really convinced me to come over to the US when things are back open and do some hiking in Florida. Don’t stop making videos.
As always it is a pleasure to watch your adventures and videos. Take care and be safe out there
Very cool video. The variety of Florida wildlife is amazing. I have several inexpensive Trail Cameras set up around my property in a "farming" area in Live Oak. I get all the neighbor's dogs and cats. Also rabbits, squirrels, Possums, birds, and Coyotes. The Coyotes are somewhat alarming because they are very close to living areas. I only catch them on the trail cams at night. I'm surprised your cameras don't catch them very often. Thanks!
Love it when the critters come schnurfeling around the camera 😄
LOL, bear boogers!
Good to see you Tim. Been missing your videos. Thanks for the upload! 😃
You don't have to turn the camera off then on again to see how many videos you got. Just hit the mode button after you open the door.
Another awesome video Tim. Love the foxy fox and the two raccoons that seemed to pose for the camera. Truly appreciate your work and your love for nature, looking forward to more pickups, stay safe out there.
Glad to be back on your channel trailblazer. Missed you & FL creatures. Poor little bear was injured on his back leg.
Great video, thanks for the time and effort putting them out and retrieving them. Lovely to see the American Bittern. The camera caught the colours so clearly. I saw a Bittern at a wetland center in the North of England some years ago. Stunning and rare. Keep up the good work.
Your videos are how I see nature. Awesome thanks for sharing.😁❤️
Wish I knew more about your Florida birds
Thanks for naming the American bittern
That bear @08:56 has a wound or injury of some type. Anybody have an idea what it might be?
Other people strongly suspect a gun shot wound
Tim, hi! Love what you are doing! Please be careful out on the wood trails! Are you not concern you may run into a mountain lion or bear? Do you have a plan if this happens? I'm a new sub and thumbs up to all your excellent videos.
I love foxes. I have a soft spot in my heart for foxes. I love all animals too
That poor bear at 8:57 :(
yes, i hope it heals
Definitely get a Cam Lock box!! They have saved at least 5 of my cameras.
Every bear nose finds the trail cam!
What’s wrong with the one bear walking away from the camera, it seems that it had a leg bone sticking out ( rear left leg ) time frame 8.55
Yes, he had a open wound on the inner upper leg; looks from a fight with another male bear. They go for the family jewels to put him out of commission. He must have come too close to an older bear's girlfriend. :) Jokes aside, I hope he makes it. In this Florida climate a wound like that is life threatening.
Such awesome beautiful creatures!🐾 Totally appreciate you for sharing your videos.... THANK YOU!
I watch many TH-cam channels and your videos are the best!! I get soo thrilled when you post a new one. Thank you so much for sharing them with us. Poor bear had quite the wound. And ya just gotta love the possum!
Is there any way to support your channel? Do you sell any merchandise? Probably a pain in the neck to do. But I would love a tee shirt or a coffee mug if you do sell anything😁
Thank you April. I do this just for fun. I might put some merchandise up for sale one of these days. Maybe a calendar with some of my photography.
A calendar of your great photos would be AWESOME!!!!
Another Great Video Tim. I noticed the bear was hurt on his bk leg 🤔😔 but the Fox at yr Sisters House was the prettiest Fox ive ever seen. With its dark legs 🥰 Keep em Coming Tim.
Thank you Tim. A pleasant change from snow....
Thank you for sharing all this incredible footage with us. It's fascinating!🌞
Yaaay! Another Tim video! My heart actually skipped a beat when I seen the new upload ;) You’re a brave soul Tim and I’m ever grateful to you for being able to see a part of the US and it’s critters, that I may never have the opportunity to do in person. Although, to be honest... I’d be too scared to walk alone in those areas! Tee hee!
The one bear seemed to be hurt, he kept stopping to hold his leg up as he walked, poor thing.
Definitely had an injury on the inside of that leg.
@@b2tall239 and a bare patch on its left rump.
That bear has a owee on the inside of his left leg. Like cyst or something (?)
We love all of your videos. Thank you.
I found you on you tube. I'm so very thankful I did. Your videos of the biodiversity in Florida are amazing
One of the bears looked and walked as if it was injured. I enjoy seeing the deer. They are such lovely animals. The bittern is a beautiful bird. Fox are very handsome and intelligent animals. I adore turkeys so seeing the wild ones is a treat. Bobcats are my favorite wild cats. Thanks for a great video, Tim! Be well!
Awesome wildlife pics. Thank you. So glad you got to spend time with your sister. She sounds adorable. Crocs are the only shoes I wear for the most part. Have a blessed week, and thank you again for your great work.:-)
I keep one of those infrared thermometers(doubles as an awesome cat toy) in my stuff just for times when i find fresh scat on the trail!
Another fun and entertaining video. Thanks so much!
I really enjoy your videos! A few days ago I was wondering where you were and here you are again. I think I missed it when you uploaded it because I was gone down to Amish Country here in Ohio. I needed fabric for a new quilt I'm making. I loved watching this one with all those bears. Thank you so much, Tim!
I love your videos thank you very much...I would love it if you added titles to the animals going by. Sometimes I don't know the animal of can't tell who they are - like the short tailed one that went through the brush on this one. thanks again
Always a thrill to see you posting. A good respite from this wintery weather we are having here. Thanks.
That last spot was like opossum tv - made me smile :)
Just found your videos! I just LOVE watching them. I don’t know how you walk around in all that scary stuff, but thank you for sharing!
wounder what happened to that bears leg.
Could have been caught on some razor fencing wire.
I know looks like it was shot
@@rebeccabitter9401 I think its too far back but yet again there are impatient people who can't wait for an ethical shot.
@@annettasessions4214 could have.
Lol.....of course as usual the bear has to take a bite out of the cam i knew it would ....love the close up of the deer eye to ..cool bird for sure happy you got your fox again
Incredible! Really makes me want to go to Florida and hike this park. I just started setting out a trail camera here in the Arizona desert and really enjoy seeing the results. Thank you for sharing these videos!
Always love your videos. Looking forward to your next ones! For now I am binging your older ones that I haven't watched in awhile.
too bad that bear had an infected leg, looked painful
Glad your back love the trail cam footage
Great stuff! That was the best shot of an American Bittern that I have ever seen, from any kind of camera.
Excellent video .. thank you!
Great stuff was there the same days as your pickup dates!
I totally love your videos and one other person said better then national geographic
Poor bear had something wrong with its leg
Beautiful fox!!!
It's always a good day, with Mr. Harrel has Florida Wildlife videos! 8:56 That one bear had quite an 'owie' on his back left leg; must have found some barbed wire. And that brand new camera and more bear dentistry. You said Tallahassee and the one thing you have troubles finding and I said Foxes! Thank you, for all this hard work to take me places I will never get to see.
Some of them have me talking to the tv. 🤣I’m either scared or in awe they are so cute! And I have learned a lot about the wilderness of Florida. So different from Indiana but so beautiful!
I get foxes and coyotes in my back yard here in central Arkansas. I really enjoy your videos, Tim. Good work!
Absolutely love your videos. My parents lived behind Apalachicola and I loved to walk the piney wood trails and look for animals and tracks . lot of bears there also
Hungry little fox. The only two animals I have yet to see on my trail cam is a fox also and a porcupine. We don't have bears in that area or cougars that I know. But you never know a person could get a nice surprise. Nice vid Tim, Thanks. Can't wait for the next one.
I enjoy how you can never get a fox but in the uk that’s all I get on my camera 😂😂
great footage, thanks for sharing
So glad to see you posted
Once I found your channel I started filming trail camera videos editing one rn
I love your videos so much Tim! You are so brave to just go walking through water and leaping over gators! I still jump every time a bear comes right up to the camera! Lol
Thanks so much
Honestly, when you said that one thing had always eluded you, for some reason my mind was like, "Is it Bigfoot?" I've been watching too many cryptid videos. Lol. But seriously, thanks for posting another video. You made my day! Be careful out there. Say hi to your sister from your TH-cam family!
8:56 That bear is quite tore up, looks like he is hurting some too.
ya, he had a good cut on his inside there. definitely affecting how he walks, and could see how he stops and holds it still every once in awhile.
So greatly appreciate you Tim. Thanks for the education and entertainment.
American Bittern- "Don't mind me, just walking through."
Looks like that opossum is looking for his wallet. 😆
Great trail camera video, the poor bear @ 9:00 had a cut on inside left back leg looked sore
Just found your video and we're hooked. Sat and watched them all. But the barefoot thing drives me crazy. Love the Panthers but hate the hogs. So much damage. Gators scary and bears funny.
my recon-force advantage had a tussle with a bear this past spring. he didn't get my sensor, but broke the glass covering the flash leds. luckily all the pieces were inside. i deconstructed the cam, epoxied it all up like new, and put it all back together. worked great, just like new this past season.
At 21:02 the way the buck ate the leaf was adorable and the way it fell out,but he catched it🥺🥺
About time miss your videos, wish you do more. Love them .
Hey tim I haven't seen you lately, I hope everything is okay.....!
I'm starting to miss your videos 😉
Especially liked the bittern in his upright stance! Bear had an injury to its inside rear leg.Are the foxes native or were they introduced ?You have inspired me to put camera out as I have heard there are martens in my new place area.Thanks Tim from the UK
Both red and gray foxes are native to Florida.
Thanks for another beautiful video. Poor bear. His left back leg looked like a bad wound. I hope the bear will be okay
Those are some skinny lankyass bears
They're smaller in Florida and generally get bigger the farther north you go, especially in areas where they hibernate
I have missed your videos and hopefully you have been ok. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for yet another fantastic FL trail cam video!
Been waiting for a new video!