Sir I am so glad this isn’t your last adventure. I figured it wasn’t easy out there but I had no idea! For people who are physically unable to go to these places it means a whole lot.
I hope you don’t quit. I appreciate your videos so much. I am home bound and you bring light into my life. Thank you so much. You are an awesome loving person. Thank you.
Happy to hear you aren't stopping your videos. You do a great job of capturing real Florida animal life and add a little humor along the way. Please know that I for one, appreciate the hard work and effort that goes into this. You come across as a real down to earth nice person when you comment on the Nature you observe. Maybe you don't hear this enough, but from me to you,... thank you very much. The world around us is a little strange right now, and many of us are hurting in different ways. You provide a little relief to us all, be safe in all you do.
Tim. I really like your videos and I appreciate all the hassle & turmoil you go through to get this footage. I especially feel for you walking through the swamps with all the snakes & gators. I am 75 years old and can enjoy your work only from my lap top. Keep-up your excellent work!
Yes, I see some (not ALL) of the hard work you put in to the careful deployment of your cameras. Your extensive knowledge of that area has given us hours of enjoyment watching the wonderful wildlife that passes in front of your lenses. Your hard work has given us something to look forward to. Please know that we DO appreciate you taking every mosquito bite, snake encounter, gator hurdle, flood, fire, and hurricane to bring us those beautiful flowers and baby panthers!❤❤❤ Thank you so much for your hard work. I'll see you next time.
Enjoy all of these videos. The footage is always interesting to watch and the editing tells a story which keeps me engaged. Don't ever stop. These videos are just great overall.
I hope you dont give up hun. Im disabled and i came across your channle a few weeks ago and i love it. Iv always wanted to travle and i love nature. Im in the UK so we dont have many poisenious snakes here and that worrys me. But i was always in the woods before i was ill wed go walking allday the kids were to young at the time to camp safely. My youngest son whos 13 loves to watch all your videos with me and it gives people like me some peace having amazing people who go out and show us the world xxxx
All I can say is thankyou for all the adversaries you and your cameras go through inorder to share your bit of paradise with those of us who live on the other side of this planet. THANKYOU! I love your videos. 👍
Thanks Tim for not giving up, when you said that you were putting out more cameras i knew you couldnt stop, you obvesously love what you do. And thanks for showing the dangers, sometimes I think we take for granted that we're safe out there . Looking forward to more 'trail camera pickups" Be safe.
Tim, I for one appreciate all you go through putting all these videos together. I am 75 yo so I don't get out too much so I really enjoy you sharing your videos. I would hate for you to quit but I would completely understand.
Thanks for the video Tim. I purchased a trail cam after watching your videos and put it in my backyard to test. I discovered that there is a party in my backyard almost every night. So far I've seen cats, squirrels, raccoons, rats, mice and on one occasion, deer. I live in the middle of a fairly large city so was not expecting the variety. I almost wish I didn't know about it...especially the rats.
You did a great explanation of all the pleasures of living here in Florida , especially when being out and about in the woods. There was one additional thing that happen to me. I was walking down a narrow path about shoulder width wide thru some very tall weeds. Suddenly out of nowhere three deer came running down that path and almost ran over me . Fortunately I did get out of their way. When that burned out area 1st appears on the video , I could smell it. Memories are strong sensory items.
Tim I love your videos. I’m home in Royal Palm rehabbing a total knee replacement. I can’t wait to get back to the trails. Thank you for taking me out in the woods I love.
Love your videos. I hope you don't stop, my wife and I look forward to your videos and love watching the older ones. Keep up the great work, you have some great adventures
Tim you do a GREAT job. Much appreciated. In the old days of Kodachrome photography, I never ventured out in the Big Cypress without a sidearm. You are a brave soul. Best to you!
We are here and watching all the unique things you do out there in the woods. By bringing these videos to TH-cam, you're growing the next generation of people who appreciate the wilds of nature. Whatever you decide...I thank you for the effort.
Tim. Thanks for getting me out of this "Corona Crap Stuck In The Dam House Going Crazy Lock Down We Are All Gonna Die Histaria BS"... It's nice to get outside. Thanks, Looking forward to the next one.
Love your channel, Tim !!!! So good to see very unique Florida fauna and critters via your Trail Cameras despite all the perils you outlined at the start!!! Loved the drone perceptive, too... nice touch! _(From Queensland, Australia!)_
You put out world class videos. As a nature photographer you have the respect of many and will always have the respect of many. Because of the many videos thousands of people will always enjoy these videos. Even if you were to stop tomorrow you will still please thousands and thousands of people with your videos. And then that will allow you to pursue other things, or people that you love, and will make you happy.:)
Tim, you really made me nervous when you stated this may be the last camera pick-up😳. Shew! 😥 So glad you reconsidered. And thank you for the dangers you endure to provide us a window to your beautiful world. I love what you do! Take care.
really enjoy what you are doing. i am a hunter and a conservationist, and these videos are great to see the diversity of wildlife. You have a lot of guts doing this!
You’ve been very lucky at what you do. Some very close calls. It’s very scary for me just watching. I’ve been watching the older videos. Found some I missed. Stay safe!
Thanks for sharing a some of the difficulties you face doing this work. Personally, I’d be done after dealing with the skeeters. Those little buggers drive me nuts! Always love your videos and photography. Nice shot of the panthers! Beautiful work, my friend!
Great footage Tim. You do what you need to do for you. If you do decide to stop fliming 'Thank You' for all you have shown us, it's been a blast. I hope you do keep setting up the Browning. : ) peace
Very interesting footage Tim! The orchid footage compiled was stunning, seeing the different varieties together like that was beautiful! Fire aftermath very interesting! Take care!!!
I am so glad you are not stopping the videos. Have enjoyed them and thank you from the bottom of my heart for putting up with so much drama to bring us your awesome one of a kind videos!!!!!
Thank you for showing all this interesting videos , I don't miss any single of them. You are showing all this amazing nature that I would never see in real because of where I live. I'm very excited to see new videos. Greetings from Germany. 🙋🏻♀️
I've often seen documentaries of what wildlife photographers go through to get the films that they get, so I'm not at all surprised at what you go through to get these videos. Thank you for your commitment and dedication for what you have produced already. If you decide to quit, it will be understandable but a loss to those of us who have followed your adventures. Good luck in whatever you decide to do.
Haven't heard from you man in a while and seriously I was concern if you're covering some special report, down and deep from the innermost part of a crocodile's gastro-intestinal track!!!! Good to know you're safe and sound, as a forest! btw, I believe the fire is a crucial part of nature, to continue a healthy survival, by its virtue of sanitation/removal of unwanted plant species and their seeds, then the fertilization of pure Carbon, in form of ash and charcoal, when its best absorbed by the future roots. Or let's keep ourselves happy that way! Honestly, the local universities should utilize priceless help from people you, whose natural curiosity and instinct, does things no money can buy. Love all you do and may the "Show keep going"! Stay safe bro.
I love watching your videos. I don't think that I realised that there were all the obstacles to get where you need to get the cameras to. (OK, I don't live in your area, so I wouldn't know of the dangers). But Thank you for posting your video's, pls don't stop. It is lovely to see a part of the world that I probably won't ever be able to visit. Also seeing the wildlife au natural.
You have the best channel on TH-cam, perfect videos to bring the nature from that part of the world close to Finland where I live. Thank you for the views and feelings!
God this makes me miss my childhood. I lived in Miami, Avon park, Clearwater, etc. Was online schooled and spent all my time catching lizards and climbing trees, exploring the wilderness.
I hope this is not your last video.I love your trail camera videos. I look forward to all of them I live in Colorado am 77 yr.old and have seen animals and sights that I would never get to see. Thank you for all the entertainment.I hope you reconsider and continue to set out your trail cameras. Tim you are the best. Sincerely ,Nancy
Please keep posting the videos they are my favorite thing on utube with all the madness in the world your videos help keep me and i would imagine alot of people sain. Love your work
I'm going to be so sad if you stop doing your trail cam videos, grew up in the country so miss it very much stuck in the city & it really sucks , your trail cams are really the only what I call normalcy that I actually get to see anymore appreciate it be safe no matter what you do, sendn much love, positive vibes, & many prayers to all💞🙏✌
I really enjoy your trail camera adventures. I would love to be able to just walk in the forests around where I live. We have snakes, alligators, and various wild animals in the area. I live in Lake Waccamaw,NC but with my age it is just not possible so I enjoy yours. Thank you for all your wonderful work.
You have done a fantastic job with the trail cams footage! I get worried when you go through the deeper waters, thinking there maybe a gator or snake that can get you! Be safe and thank you Tim!
Amazing! Thanks keeping on keeping on, we love watching these! Species list: (Spoilers!) 1:02 Barred owl (Strix varia) 1:07 Great-horned owl (Bubo virginianus) 1:24 Florida panther (North American cougar) (Puma concolor couguar) 2:49, 2:56 Water moccasin (aka cottonmouth) (Agkistrodon piscivorus) 3:08 American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) 3:44 American black bear (Ursus americanus) 5:10 White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) 6:19 American black bear (Ursus americanus) 21:03 Bobcat (Lynx rufus) 21:29 Barred owl (Strix varia) 23:21 Florida panther (North American cougar) (Puma concolor couguar) 23:29 Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana) 23:34 most likely an American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) but could possibly be a fish crow (Corvus ossifragus) 23:45 Eastern cottontail (rabbit) (Sylvilagus floridanus) for all rabbit clips 23:56 Racoon (Procyon lotor) 24:58 Wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) Wow, quite the diversity in this place, looking forward to the compilation!
I have seen what I believe are your photos on the sides of U-Haul trucks. I have enjoyed your videos . Thank you for putting yourself out there for so long. It is sad to say ,' so long 'to you. May the road rise up to meet you and the wind be at your back. Best wishes for a good and peaceful life.
Please continue your work we love them. Our family feels like it's a holiday When we see you have a new upload we get the popcorn and we all sit around the TV to watch you! We love you please don't leave
That was amazing that Panther with three Cubs fantastic see if you had to put that trail camera out there we would have never known them baby we're out there. this see how wonderful you are.
I love your videos. Why don't you do a few videos showing us more of the "obstacles" and dangers you have encountered while placing and retrieving your cameras over the years? We would love to see some more of those.
I just love your videos. You're like a fresh breeze coming through a toxic cloud these days. Thank you so much, Tim. I never take the effort and danger for granted.
These things I know as a fellow outdoors(wo)man, you loved every minute of seeing the bear and weren’t afraid for your life, yes, the mosquitos are a PITA, and no way are you quitting this. 😁
i can't believe the level of quality of video in this. It was cool to see all of the crazy things that have happened to you in the past couple years Tim!
Wow, i knew from watching your trail cam pickups you were in the danger zone. I can relate to the bugs. I have a farm on the edge of the Green swamp in NC. Spring time biting flies of all kind swarming. We have all the same critters. however the worst I get is a fat bobcat on the cam. The bear and coyotes stay away. Some say we have panthers but I have not noticed any. I can't imagine waiting as long as you do to pick up the camera. I think a month is my longest. For us handicap people losing the ability to walk, please don't give up. I use to go far into the swamps around my farm. Now it's just a couple hundred feet at best. Good thing that fat bobcat comes in to spy on the ducks and chickens. Thank you for all your hiking, biking, gator jumping and falls.
Per usual Tim your videos are spot on. Even when things go wrong thats nature and there isn't any script for that. Keep up the great videos as I look forward to watching them.
Hi Tim.. Friendly Greetings from Germany.. Please Du not give up your trailcam pick up viedeo.. Its so much fun mostly.. I love them they are so exciting over the time it goes. Please go on..
This is fantastic. I don’t blame you for wanting to call it quits but I don’t think you should there needs to be more wilderness lovers such as yourself. I love watching these videos!!! Keep up the great work
Please keep the videos coming!! I admire your tenacity and courage, as I know only too well what can lie in wait in the wilds of Florida....please never stop!!
Wow.. I've never considered just how bad doing a wildlife cam video channel in Florida could be. I agree with you, careful consideration to the many pitfalls involved, hurricanes, bears, bugs etc. is indeed a serious problem. Maybe retiring is your safest option. I hope you find a way around these problems but if you can't I wish you well, peace and comfort during your proposed retirement. Thanks for all you've shown us.
Hope you don't quit. I worked in the woods a couple years. Pretty much experienced everything you mentioned except the panthers. I know it's hard work. Wouldn't blame you if you quit. Just hope you don't.
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Sir I am so glad this isn’t your last adventure. I figured it wasn’t easy out there but I had no idea! For people who are physically unable to go to these places it means a whole lot.
Thank you!
As one who grew up in Florida and now lives in Texas, these videos truly help stay connected to those magical Florida woods. Seriously enjoy these.
I hope you don’t quit. I appreciate your videos so much. I am home bound and you bring light into my life. Thank you so much. You are an awesome loving person. Thank you.
Happy to hear you aren't stopping your videos. You do a great job of capturing real Florida animal life and add a little humor along the way. Please know that I for one, appreciate the hard work and effort that goes into this. You come across as a real down to earth nice person when you comment on the Nature you observe. Maybe you don't hear this enough, but from me to you,... thank you very much. The world around us is a little strange right now, and many of us are hurting in different ways. You provide a little relief to us all, be safe in all you do.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Tim. I really like your videos and I appreciate all the hassle & turmoil you go through to get this footage. I especially feel for you walking through the swamps with all the snakes & gators. I am 75 years old and can enjoy your work only from my lap top. Keep-up your excellent work!
Please keep them coming, Tim. If you only knew how much we love watching these, your dedication and commitment is so appreciated.
Thanks for all you do, Tim, we appreciate your videos. It makes nervous when I see you barefoot in the bush though.
Yes, I see some (not ALL) of the hard work you put in to the careful deployment of your cameras. Your extensive knowledge of that area has given us hours of enjoyment watching the wonderful wildlife that passes in front of your lenses. Your hard work has given us something to look forward to. Please know that we DO appreciate you taking every mosquito bite, snake encounter, gator hurdle, flood, fire, and hurricane to bring us those beautiful flowers and baby panthers!❤❤❤ Thank you so much for your hard work. I'll see you next time.
Enjoy all of these videos. The footage is always interesting to watch and the editing tells a story which keeps me engaged. Don't ever stop. These videos are just great overall.
I hope you dont give up hun. Im disabled and i came across your channle a few weeks ago and i love it. Iv always wanted to travle and i love nature. Im in the UK so we dont have many poisenious snakes here and that worrys me. But i was always in the woods before i was ill wed go walking allday the kids were to young at the time to camp safely. My youngest son whos 13 loves to watch all your videos with me and it gives people like me some peace having amazing people who go out and show us the world xxxx
Thank you, I appreciate that. I'll have plenty of videos to come.
@@ShrikeZone thank you huni. Please stay safe though as that does come first xxxx
All I can say is thankyou for all the adversaries you and your cameras go through inorder to share your bit of paradise with those of us who live on the other side of this planet. THANKYOU!
I love your videos. 👍
Thanks Tim for not giving up, when you said that you were putting out more cameras i knew you couldnt stop, you obvesously love what you do. And thanks for showing the dangers, sometimes I think we take for granted that we're safe out there . Looking forward to more 'trail camera pickups" Be safe.
Tim, I for one appreciate all you go through putting all these videos together. I am 75 yo so I don't get out too much so I really enjoy you sharing your videos. I would hate for you to quit but I would completely understand.
Thanks for the video Tim. I purchased a trail cam after watching your videos and put it in my backyard to test. I discovered that there is a party in my backyard almost every night. So far I've seen cats, squirrels, raccoons, rats, mice and on one occasion, deer. I live in the middle of a fairly large city so was not expecting the variety. I almost wish I didn't know about it...especially the rats.
take measures to encourage them to go else where or trap them out.
That is awesome!
I love watching your videos from Kansas. Stay safe, and thank you for all your hard work.
Ahhh Tim, I hope you don’t quit. I love and so appreciate your videos. Thank you so very much for all you go through to bring a smile to my face.
Really appreciate your videos and your efforts making it for us to watch. Thank you so much.
Your videos are great. Thank you for sharing them. I'm really looking forward to your 1 year compilation video.
You did a great explanation of all the pleasures of living here in Florida , especially when being out and about in the woods. There was one additional thing that happen to me. I was walking down a narrow path about shoulder width wide thru some very tall weeds. Suddenly out of nowhere three deer came running down that path and almost ran over me . Fortunately I did get out of their way.
When that burned out area 1st appears on the video , I could smell it. Memories are strong sensory items.
Tim I love your videos. I’m home in Royal Palm rehabbing a total knee replacement. I can’t wait to get back to the trails. Thank you for taking me out in the woods I love.
You take us to places many of us would never be able to access on our own, please don't lose faith in that :)
Love your videos. I hope you don't stop, my wife and I look forward to your videos and love watching the older ones. Keep up the great work, you have some great adventures
Tim you do a GREAT job. Much appreciated. In the old days of Kodachrome photography, I never ventured out in the Big Cypress without a sidearm. You are a brave soul. Best to you!
We are here and watching all the unique things you do out there in the woods. By bringing these videos to TH-cam, you're growing the next generation of people who appreciate the wilds of nature. Whatever you decide...I thank you for the effort.
Tim. Thanks for getting me out of this "Corona Crap Stuck In The Dam House Going Crazy Lock Down We Are All Gonna Die Histaria BS"... It's nice to get outside. Thanks, Looking forward to the next one.
Hi there from a fellow Trail Cam junky all the way from South Africa :)
Thank you for watching!
@Hugo Adrian Wilkins It was a joke dumb ass.
@Hugo Adrian Wilkins lmao your the one who got butthurt over a joke but you're probably a boomer and don't understand the internet or joke's.
Love your channel, Tim !!!! So good to see very unique Florida fauna and critters via your Trail Cameras despite all the perils you outlined at the start!!! Loved the drone perceptive, too... nice touch! _(From Queensland, Australia!)_
Thank you very much!
You put out world class videos. As a nature photographer you have the respect of many and will always have the respect of many. Because of the many videos thousands of people will always enjoy these videos. Even if you were to stop tomorrow you will still please thousands and thousands of people with your videos. And then that will allow you to pursue other things, or people that you love, and will make you happy.:)
Tim, you really made me nervous when you stated this may be the last camera pick-up😳. Shew! 😥 So glad you reconsidered. And thank you for the dangers you endure to provide us a window to your beautiful world. I love what you do! Take care.
Nothing lasts forever! I enjoyed the results of all your hard work. I can’t complain, I sincerely thank you. On to your next adventures! Godspeed.
really enjoy what you are doing. i am a hunter and a conservationist, and these videos are great to see the diversity of wildlife. You have a lot of guts doing this!
You’ve been very lucky at what you do. Some very close calls. It’s very scary for me just watching. I’ve been watching the older videos. Found some I missed. Stay safe!
Please don’t stop!! We look forward to your videos and because of you we bought a trail camera to put in our backyard.
I'm not afraid of bears, snakes, alligators or ghost orchids, but the horror of those mosquitoes, nooooooo way. Thanks for all you put up with Tim!
Thanks for sharing a some of the difficulties you face doing this work. Personally, I’d be done after dealing with the skeeters. Those little buggers drive me nuts! Always love your videos and photography. Nice shot of the panthers! Beautiful work, my friend!
Great footage Tim. You do what you need to do for you. If you do decide to stop fliming 'Thank You' for all you have shown us, it's been a blast. I hope you do keep setting up the Browning. : ) peace
Just remember your hard work does not go unnoticed!! Many of us on here truly enjoy watching these videos!
Thank you from a fan! :😁
I appreciate that!
Very much enjoy the videos. Hope you continue to make them. But take good care. Thank you.
Very interesting footage Tim! The orchid footage compiled was stunning, seeing the different varieties together like that was beautiful! Fire aftermath very interesting! Take care!!!
Many thanks!
Yesssssssssssssssss I have been patiently waiting for your video. Thank you Tim
These are so fun to watch. I’ve never been to Florida, so it’s nice to see what’s there. Keep doing what you are doing.
I am so glad you are not stopping the videos. Have enjoyed them and thank you from the bottom of my heart for putting up with so much drama to bring us your awesome one of a kind videos!!!!!
Thank you for showing all this interesting videos , I don't miss any single of them. You are showing all this amazing nature that I would never see in real because of where I live. I'm very excited to see new videos. Greetings from Germany. 🙋🏻♀️
I've often seen documentaries of what wildlife photographers go through to get the films that they get, so I'm not at all surprised at what you go through to get these videos. Thank you for your commitment and dedication for what you have produced already. If you decide to quit, it will be understandable but a loss to those of us who have followed your adventures. Good luck in whatever you decide to do.
Damn!!! That fire was a close one!!! So happy to see that camera survived and the footage!!! Another amazing video!!!
Well Tim, there is No one who provides this stellar quality of vids, like you do.
And the wildness of Florida that only you provide. I Salute You
Glad you like them!
Haven't heard from you man in a while and seriously I was concern if you're covering some special report, down and deep from the innermost part of a crocodile's gastro-intestinal track!!!! Good to know you're safe and sound, as a forest!
btw, I believe the fire is a crucial part of nature, to continue a healthy survival, by its virtue of sanitation/removal of unwanted plant species and their seeds, then the fertilization of pure Carbon, in form of ash and charcoal, when its best absorbed by the future roots. Or let's keep ourselves happy that way!
Honestly, the local universities should utilize priceless help from people you, whose natural curiosity and instinct, does things no money can buy.
Love all you do and may the "Show keep going"! Stay safe bro.
I love watching your videos. I don't think that I realised that there were all the obstacles to get where you need to get the cameras to. (OK, I don't live in your area, so I wouldn't know of the dangers). But Thank you for posting your video's, pls don't stop. It is lovely to see a part of the world that I probably won't ever be able to visit. Also seeing the wildlife au natural.
You have the best channel on TH-cam, perfect videos to bring the nature from that part of the world close to Finland where I live. Thank you for the views and feelings!
Glad you like them!
God this makes me miss my childhood. I lived in Miami, Avon park, Clearwater, etc. Was online schooled and spent all my time catching lizards and climbing trees, exploring the wilderness.
Yeah. That's how my brother and I grew up too. Beautiful memories.
I hope this is not your last video.I love your trail camera videos. I look forward to all of them I live in Colorado am 77 yr.old and have seen animals and sights that I would never get to see. Thank you for all the entertainment.I hope you reconsider and continue to set out your trail cameras. Tim you are the best. Sincerely ,Nancy
I second Nancy's thoughts, keep it up Tim!
Please keep posting the videos they are my favorite thing on utube with all the madness in the world your videos help keep me and i would imagine alot of people sain. Love your work
Thanks buddy for risking your life to entertain us. We love it and hope you keep on going
Thanks Tim for all your wonderful videos we really appreciate all of them.
Thank you very much for your videos.
Wow! I really appreciate all you do to make thesevideos. Thanks! Mel
I'm going to be so sad if you stop doing your trail cam videos, grew up in the country so miss it very much stuck in the city & it really sucks , your trail cams are really the only what I call normalcy that I actually get to see anymore appreciate it be safe no matter what you do, sendn much love, positive vibes, & many prayers to all💞🙏✌
Awesome Cats! Loved the intro, showing us all the drama in the wilds of Floridian Swamps.
Amazing!! I miss living off 58th Ave. NE in Golden Gate Estates. Thank you Tim, you’re an awesome guy. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
All the hazards that you may encounter is my favorite part of being out in the field.
That's what separates us from the average hikers-photographers.
I really enjoy your trail camera adventures. I would love to be able to just walk in the forests around where I live. We have snakes, alligators, and various wild animals in the area. I live in Lake Waccamaw,NC but with my age it is just not possible so I enjoy yours. Thank you for all your wonderful work.
I understand it a lot work but I really enjoy you trail camera pickups. Thank you so much for sharing.
I’m glad you were just yanking our chain. We love your footage. Keep up the great work!
You are risking your life everyday just to make content for us. Mad respect
I enjoy your video's. I am 76 and can not get out and do the hiking and camping I used to do.
These videos are so much fun!!
Thanks so much for braving the elements and the wild critters to bring us all of the cool videos. It is much appreciated. ❤️
You have done a fantastic job with the trail cams footage! I get worried when you go through the deeper waters, thinking there maybe a gator or snake that can get you! Be safe and thank you Tim!
I love what you do. Thank you from North Carolina.
Thanks for watching!
Tim you to good to stop!!! I always look forward to seeing ya new videos...Hang in there brother!!!!
Wow. A mother cougar and three cubs. How often do you see something like that!
It wasn’t a cougar it was a Florida panther and that dose not happen often in
@@tto2t177 there the same thing my friend
Funny you should ask. I saw a mother with three cubs in Utah once in my life so far, no cougars before or since.
Amazing! Thanks keeping on keeping on, we love watching these!
Species list:
(Spoilers!)
1:02 Barred owl (Strix varia)
1:07 Great-horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
1:24 Florida panther (North American cougar) (Puma concolor couguar)
2:49, 2:56 Water moccasin (aka cottonmouth) (Agkistrodon piscivorus)
3:08 American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis)
3:44 American black bear (Ursus americanus)
5:10 White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus)
6:19 American black bear (Ursus americanus)
21:03 Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
21:29 Barred owl (Strix varia)
23:21 Florida panther (North American cougar) (Puma concolor couguar)
23:29 Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana)
23:34 most likely an American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) but could possibly be a fish crow (Corvus ossifragus)
23:45 Eastern cottontail (rabbit) (Sylvilagus floridanus) for all rabbit clips
23:56 Racoon (Procyon lotor)
24:58 Wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo)
Wow, quite the diversity in this place, looking forward to the compilation!
A fan from Canada,this has been a very interesting to watch .l never been to a swamp before. Loved watching your videos thank you for sharing .
I have seen what I believe are your photos on the sides of U-Haul trucks.
I have enjoyed your videos .
Thank you for putting yourself out there for so long.
It is sad to say ,' so long 'to you.
May the road rise up to meet you and the wind be at your back.
Best wishes for a good and peaceful life.
Please continue your work we love them. Our family feels like it's a holiday When we see you have a new upload we get the popcorn and we all sit around the TV to watch you! We love you please don't leave
I personally appreciate your hard work. Look forward to seeing every event.
Wow I had no idea there were so many orchids in Florida!!
Interesting video. Keep them coming. Appreciated.
That was amazing that Panther with three Cubs fantastic see if you had to put that trail camera out there we would have never known them baby we're out there. this see how wonderful you are.
I love your videos. Why don't you do a few videos showing us more of the "obstacles" and dangers you have encountered while placing and retrieving your cameras over the years? We would love to see some more of those.
Thanks for all that you have to endure to bring us the "You Are There" videos. We sure appreciate your efforts.
You hard work never ceases to amaze. Keep going!
Thank you! Will do!
I just love your videos. You're like a fresh breeze coming through a toxic cloud these days. Thank you so much, Tim. I never take the effort and danger for granted.
Love all your hard work and dedication. 👍👍👍. The footage of the Florida Panther with the three cubs was absolutely amazing.
These things I know as a fellow outdoors(wo)man, you loved every minute of seeing the bear and weren’t afraid for your life, yes, the mosquitos are a PITA, and no way are you quitting this. 😁
Your videos are fabulous. I just got my first trail cam and your videos are so inspiring.
There's just something satisfying about this guy's videos keep up the good work tim
I really liked this compilation. It was interesting to see more of the behind the scenes stuff. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Tim for another great video. This is a highlight for me each month. Thank you
i can't believe the level of quality of video in this. It was cool to see all of the crazy things that have happened to you in the past couple years Tim!
Wow, i knew from watching your trail cam pickups you were in the danger zone. I can relate to the bugs. I have a farm on the edge of the Green swamp in NC. Spring time biting flies of all kind swarming. We have all the same critters. however the worst I get is a fat bobcat on the cam. The bear and coyotes stay away. Some say we have panthers but I have not noticed any. I can't imagine waiting as long as you do to pick up the camera. I think a month is my longest. For us handicap people losing the ability to walk, please don't give up. I use to go far into the swamps around my farm. Now it's just a couple hundred feet at best. Good thing that fat bobcat comes in to spy on the ducks and chickens. Thank you for all your hiking, biking, gator jumping and falls.
Thank you!
Per usual Tim your videos are spot on. Even when things go wrong thats nature and there isn't any script for that. Keep up the great videos as I look forward to watching them.
OMG! All those mosquitoes. Please use a mosquitoe repellant. Don't want you to get sick. Tim I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much. 😉
Hi Tim..
Friendly Greetings from Germany..
Please
Du not give up your trailcam pick up viedeo..
Its so much fun mostly..
I love them they are so exciting over the time it goes.
Please go on..
Thanks 👍
This is fantastic. I don’t blame you for wanting to call it quits but I don’t think you should there needs to be more wilderness lovers such as yourself. I love watching these videos!!! Keep up the great work
Please keep the videos coming!! I admire your tenacity and courage, as I know only too well what can lie in wait in the wilds of Florida....please never stop!!
Thank you, I will
Thank you for all you go through to bring us Trail Camera Pickup. It's fun to spy on the critters 😁 Be careful in there! 🐊🐍🐻🐝🕷️🦍
Great video, as usual, Tim. Thanks!
Wow.. I've never considered just how bad doing a wildlife cam video channel in Florida could be. I agree with you, careful consideration to the many pitfalls involved, hurricanes, bears, bugs etc. is indeed a serious problem. Maybe retiring is your safest option. I hope you find a way around these problems but if you can't I wish you well, peace and comfort during your proposed retirement. Thanks for all you've shown us.
Good evening.
What is the brand of your trail camera?
Mine is a bushnell.
That's a Browning Recon Force Extreme
Hope you don't quit. I worked in the woods a couple years. Pretty much experienced everything you mentioned except the panthers. I know it's hard work. Wouldn't blame you if you quit. Just hope you don't.
Love the owls and the beautiful flowers. I appreciate all the effort you put forth. Even if the snake didn't. Thanks for sharing 🤗