What a beautiful spot and I loved the combination of still shots and video that you put together with music. This immediately put me into an alpha state.....thank you.
That was such a beautiful video! Those are some very good cameras...such detail, even in the night videos. Loved that surreal eye-shine in the video of the cacomistle. Considering that the locale is Arizona, it's easy to see the bear enjoys a morning dip before the temps get high...even the owl and hawk appreciate a full bath! I just loved this! Thank you, sir.
Hello Jason I think you nailed it regarding Predator Pool, especially any time of year the falls are drowning out warning sounds. Wonderful captures again. You do indeed make well thought out efforts and have found wondrous locations. Bravo again.:) Years ago My Brother In law and I watched/glassed the fattest Adult Male Black Bear I have ever seen. It had clearly been feeding hard for a Hibernation it forgot to start. ;) Seriously I think it had to be crowding 400 lbs. It sat on it;s haunches and became a pyramid. When it waddled/walked it was rolling jello. Winchester Mountains probably 20 years ago. :)
This is such a great channel! Thank you, for taking the time to put this together. Keep up the good work, I am excited to see the next episode on Coues.
Thank you for the compliment. We are excited for the coues too! I may do several episodes on coues, focusing on different areas of coues habitat each episode. Thanks for watching!
So awesome! I spend almost all my time hiking in the remote desert here around Phoenix. (Stuck here because I'm raising a family). I found a few remote springs, but only during monsoon or after winter. The last two seasons have been hard to find my springs with any water in them.
Thanks Jason for a great video! You are right, summertime water is gold to wildlife, and to us trailcam junkies. It is excellent that you don't bring wildlife to your cameras with artificial feeding, and instead know how to capture them in their natural element.
Thanks for the videos. They are very helpful. How do you avoid triggering the cameras with the water, grass, and leaves? I am new to trail cameras and so far my biggest challenge has been having random grass or leaves that blow in the wind and I get 600 videos of nothing.
I always clear the area in front of the camera of any brush/grass that will move a lot with the wind. Especially close to the camera. Sometimes it's unavoidable to get some pics of moving grass/shadows but I am able to get pics/videos of mostly just animals.
PLEASE turn off the music. We want the sounds of nature in trail camera videos of nature. If I were to subscribe will all your videos have loud music instead of the sounds of nature
Your channel is the ultimate channel! Everything I have dreamed of finding.
What a beautiful spot and I loved the combination of still shots and video that you put together with music. This immediately put me into an alpha state.....thank you.
Thank you so much!
Awesome trail camera video! its nice when you know the animals have to come there to drink or bathe.
Outstanding as always, Thanks for the look...
Thank you!
use to hunt madera canyon as a kid.. awesome memories! southern az is pretty! nice video👍👍
That was such a beautiful video! Those are some very good cameras...such detail, even in the night videos. Loved that surreal eye-shine in the video of the cacomistle. Considering that the locale is Arizona, it's easy to see the bear enjoys a morning dip before the temps get high...even the owl and hawk appreciate a full bath! I just loved this! Thank you, sir.
Thank you!
Awesome stuff Jason!
Thank You!
The wildlife you find in our backyard makes me get out and hike
Get out there!
Great video Jason!
Thank you Mandy
Hello Jason I think you nailed it regarding Predator Pool, especially any time of year the falls are drowning out warning sounds. Wonderful captures again. You do indeed make well thought out efforts and have found wondrous locations. Bravo again.:)
Years ago My Brother In law and I watched/glassed the fattest Adult Male Black Bear I have ever seen. It had clearly been feeding hard for a Hibernation it forgot to start. ;) Seriously I think it had to be crowding 400 lbs. It sat on it;s haunches and became a pyramid. When it waddled/walked it was rolling jello. Winchester Mountains probably 20 years ago. :)
Awesome story! I have been in those mountains before. Thank you for the compliments. I love getting bear/lion pics at that pool. Thanks again!
The cinnamon color phase bears are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching. They sure are pretty.
Dude that was awesome. Great location. Lots of work. Thanks for sharing
Greatly appreciate the compliments. Thank you!!!
This is such a great channel! Thank you, for taking the time to put this together. Keep up the good work, I am excited to see the next episode on Coues.
Thank you for the compliment. We are excited for the coues too! I may do several episodes on coues, focusing on different areas of coues habitat each episode. Thanks for watching!
Great Video Jason. Keep up the good work
Much appreciated Matt!
Thanks for taking the time to put together another great video!
Thanks for watching, Dustyn.
So awesome! I spend almost all my time hiking in the remote desert here around Phoenix. (Stuck here because I'm raising a family). I found a few remote springs, but only during monsoon or after winter. The last two seasons have been hard to find my springs with any water in them.
Thank you!
Re: "places off the beaten path. Places you cant glass."
Snakes, poison oak, and other hidden dangers.
But I love that kind of adventure.
So do I! Thanks for watching Cory.
Thanks!
Thanks for watching
Thanks Jason for a great video! You are right, summertime water is gold to wildlife, and to us trailcam junkies. It is excellent that you don't bring wildlife to your cameras with artificial feeding, and instead know how to capture them in their natural element.
Thanks! I have always preferred natural images for my cams.
How often do you see the bears when hiking in to check cameras? Another great video, definitely excited for the next...
Never when hiking in. Only when I'm actively hunting them do I see them. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the videos. They are very helpful. How do you avoid triggering the cameras with the water, grass, and leaves? I am new to trail cameras and so far my biggest challenge has been having random grass or leaves that blow in the wind and I get 600 videos of nothing.
I always clear the area in front of the camera of any brush/grass that will move a lot with the wind. Especially close to the camera. Sometimes it's unavoidable to get some pics of moving grass/shadows but I am able to get pics/videos of mostly just animals.
PLEASE turn off the music. We want the sounds of nature in trail camera videos of nature.
If I were to subscribe will all your videos have loud music instead of the sounds of nature