Always enjoy your posts. Such great material and I am fascinated by the animals. I am sorry that your ability to put out game cams in some areas has been restricted. I understand the reasoning behind it but it still is aggravating. I have always thought that you have acted with the best in interest of the animals and areas in mind. Thank you for all your hard work to create and share such stellar content! Take care and be safe out there! Can't wait for your next adventure. 👍👍☺☺
@@robktellwild9648 I use mostly on a very rainy part of Costa Rica... a few have finally started to fail and the HP5s that I have replaced them with ALL have leaked within the first 6 months, and thats frustrating because it kills $22 worth of batteries as well.
I really enjoy your videos. People think I'm crazy when I tell them there are bears, Cougars along with all the Deer and pig just past our neighborhood. So I just pull up one of your videos.
Hi Mr. Harrell! Wow, the start of your recovery walk, all those prints! I paused several times to see what you were describing. Those tell a whole story themselves. 😊 I'm sure just like cats that bear and other mammals, have glands that secrete a pheromone laced greasy scent for the next guy to find, next guy comes along, rinse, repeat. I've wiped similar way smaller amounts from trim corners where all 3 cats mark. Or company put it there. But by all means, keep rubbing all over it! 😊Thank you for continuing to entertain us!
Missed you, Tim! The bears are so predictable - always have a chew and a lick! Too funny. Your trail cam is tough as nails. Thanks so much for your tough hikes in to your cameras - not easy in Florida. Yours braver than I would be!! 🇨🇦
Amazing trail camera pick up again. Thank you for all your effort in getting to and from the cameras. It gives people like me a chance to see a part of your country that I probably will never see. I am so pleased that you leave the natural sounds in and do not add music. Its as though I am right there when I hear the sounds of nature. Thank you again.
SO many bears!! And more cats than usual, too. And 22:35😍😍 Beautiful. Thank you, Tim! Good to see you. This was great! PS. I think one or three of those bears might have a little crush on you. Or your camera.😆
wow as usual Tim. Been way to long waiting for this video. Pesky little bears always thinking they need to be on camera lol. Keep up the good work and there is always next summer for the ghost orchids.🐾🐊🌴
Eleanor, our calico cat, came up on my lap about half way through the video. I love your videos and now Eleanor does too! She especially enjoyed those big cats and the bears, but actually said HELLO (?) to what I'm guessing was a turkey vulture. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome videos with us!
Thank You Tim I enjoy your videos. Your bear and deer need a little more weight compared to ours here in Northern Michigan But you have the warm weather it's all good Thanks again from Roger City Michigan
Actually Florida bear don't hybernate. It's all muscle. In Ocala in North Florida have some of the largest black Bear's in the United States. They just trapped one in south Ocala that was ripping the side's of Barn's off. They brought it to Northeast Ocala where our weekend house is it weighed three pounds under the state record. It weighed out at. 624 pounds.
Great videos and every time I saw the young cubs coming I was thinking they were thinking lets go see if that toy is there yep it is lol. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Tim, this spot is really great. Almost one passage per day, sometimes even more. I have more trouble in my country, even with 3 cameras, the wildlife is more discreet. Good work! 👍
I love your videos! I wish some of your places didn’t put restrictions on where you can set up your cams. I don’t totally understand why you can’t. It’s obvious you are not causing harm to wildlife. I love seeing animals that I don’t see in NE Ohio. About once a year a bear will wonder from Pennsylvania through my area. (Im in Lake County) I hope I get to see it one day. I heard a mountain lion while tent camping in West Virginia. It was in the night and it was so very cool but bone shaking scary! It was much like your alligator incident. I will never camp in that area again. It was up on a mountain in the middle of nowhere. Only 4 primitive sites and no one around for20 miles or more. Thank you, Tim for the wonderful video and can’t wait for the next!
Officially there are no mountain lions in WV but most outdoorsmen here know there are a few around especially in the National Forest. I saw one about 40 years ago and have talked to other hunters since then that have seen them.
That was what a ranger said when I reported it to him. And he also said that others have heard the same thing in that area. Just before the conversation ended he said, “just remember there are no Mountain Lions in WV.” Based on his tone and body language I have a feeling the forest service would like people to know (or think) there aren’t any. Maybe to protect the from poachers? Regardless, there is no doubt what we heard. It was calling many times as it was walking through. It was very close and loud.
Bear noses are something like 100 times more sensitive than those of a bloodhound. That means the bears detect traces of Tim's scent months even months after he last touched the camera. So, they're probably curious, anyway, and if the bears associate the smell of humans with the smell of food (garbage, campgrounds not cleaned up, anything) then they'll check out the camera. That's why a lot of campgrounds here in Colorado have "bear-boxes" welded from heavy-gauge steel plates. Bears can smell food left in a car, even, and if they see a cooler, in there, they'll break a window and climb in. And you sure don't want to leave snacks in a tent. This was exactly the sort of chill, pleasant video I needed to end my day with. Thank you.
Always enjoy your videos! Loved seeing the birds too, especially the Cardinal pair. I’m trying to figure out the Rail looking bird with long beak that came through twice.
Welcome back Tim! You've been missed. This was an incredibly awesome video, as always, filled with all kinds of critters. Two birds I have never seen ~ that pretty little red bird and what looked like to me could be a turkey vulture of some sort. Don't know either one. If you do, please let me know. Glad you took some time for yourself and are doing well. Thank you for the video. I enjoyed. Take good care of you.
@@ShrikeZone Ohhhh, it was a cardinal, then. We've had cardinals at the bird feeder here in Northern Mi, but for some reason, I didn't recognize it as such. Thank you so much.
Tim, please watch out for Wasps, especially around palmettos. Been there, and you are a good tracker too, it’s creosote, they use it on rail road ties and telephone poles ✌️
Tim : is good to see you 👍 Every time I receive the notification and I open you tube in my TV , not only my family but two of the cats that I have also watch the video 🐱🐱 is very funny when they hear your voice they sit next to me If I can't see you : Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas . Manolo
Thanks again for your time and exhaustive effort Tim! I always enjoy your videos immensely! How about those FSU Noles huh?? You sure you don't want Jimbo back? Just kidding...thanks and take care!
Tim, a couple years ago I started with one cam. First capture was from inside culvert facing out. The Bobcat footage was too cool. Over the next couple months, I was hooked. And that led to me watching your videos. Sure love your videos and style of presentations. Fully addicted now, probably headed towards Trail Cam Rehab sooner or later. If you ever get to Colorado, I would love to hang with you a day or two. Sure would be great to spend a day pulling SD cards and swapping knowledge with you and making a video out of it. One thing that I have added to my set's is always throwing in a bird perch in view, rather up close. It's unbelievable, with the right esthetics and placement how much birds will use that perch. Thanks for the great videos. Ron Griese - Mount Antero Treasures - cast member. Ron Griese Face Book. Cam on Brother!!
I don’t have any bears in my part of the world but the raccoons wreak havoc on my cameras, destroyed one of my toguard cameras, thanks for sharing your adventures!
I was wondering when you were going to post another video just this afternoon! Is that a Melaleuca those bear were straddling, and the small bear busted up? I lived in South Florida for a bit as a kid,(50+ years ago) and I remember it having a strong sorta Vick's Vaporub smell to it. The Old Timers called it a "Punk" tree. Whatever it is, it must be to bears what catnip is to cats!? Always enjoy the videos, Tim.....keep'm coming.
At 3:34 I bet the small hoof prints are baby hogs. They are nice and rounded like a hog print would be. An Armadillo should have claws showing on there feet , they have some wicked ones on all 4 feet.
Heck!!!👍🇺🇸🌹 ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Where'd ya go? I missed ya! I really love watching your animals & explanations, I remember that one that branch was just at the height to dragon balls I was cracking up so hard 😁👍🇺🇸🤡funny thank you so much! Because there's no way in the world I'd ever go in them woods! No way! How else would I ever see this Florida place? No way! Your Way! Bless your heart❤️🌹 Suze' in Yuma Arizona 👍🧐🌵🏜️
I’ve noticed bears are aware of the camera. No other animal. What is the attraction? Smell ? Just notice a new addition to the tree trunk ? I have seen this on other cameras.
Yeah Tim is back. 👍🏻🤗
Always enjoy your posts. Such great material and I am fascinated by the animals. I am sorry that your ability to put out game cams in some areas has been restricted. I understand the reasoning behind it but it still is aggravating. I have always thought that you have acted with the best in interest of the animals and areas in mind. Thank you for all your hard work to create and share such stellar content! Take care and be safe out there! Can't wait for your next adventure. 👍👍☺☺
Thank you, I appreciate that.
So happy to see you back! Thank you for the animals🤗❤️🐝
Many tracks, many bears and bobcats, deers, racoons, birds.... wonderful Everglades. Nice video Tim, good comeback.
O forgot 2 say how much I really enjoyed the 'trail tracks' ID lesson!
Thank you, Tim for your bravery and your awesome footage of all the creatures - I look forward to each video!
Awesome.
Glad to see the Recon Force Advantage is hanging in there.
In my experience, it was Browning's best overall Trail Camera.
@@robktellwild9648 I use mostly on a very rainy part of Costa Rica... a few have finally started to fail and the HP5s that I have replaced them with ALL have leaked within the first 6 months, and thats frustrating because it kills $22 worth of batteries as well.
I really enjoy your videos. People think I'm crazy when I tell them there are bears, Cougars along with all the Deer and pig just past our neighborhood.
So I just pull up one of your videos.
I was just thinking the other day its about time for a trail camera pickup. Was happy to see this pop up the other day. Thanks Tim!
Great video - it’s nice to see more of your footage! I enjoyed seeing the tracks in the mud and footage of all the deer! Thanks for sharing
Hi Mr. Harrell! Wow, the start of your recovery walk, all those prints! I paused several times to see what you were describing. Those tell a whole story themselves. 😊 I'm sure just like cats that bear and other mammals, have glands that secrete a pheromone laced greasy scent for the next guy to find, next guy comes along, rinse, repeat. I've wiped similar way smaller amounts from trim corners where all 3 cats mark. Or company put it there. But by all means, keep rubbing all over it! 😊Thank you for continuing to entertain us!
omg 22:35 beautiful bobcat!! look at those eyes!
Thanks for the video, Tim! Appreciate your time and effort.
Great seeing you back down in the swamp. Lots of life out there. Thanks for posting.Have a good winter!
Missed you, Tim! The bears are so predictable - always have a chew and a lick! Too funny. Your trail cam is tough as nails. Thanks so much for your tough hikes in to your cameras - not easy in Florida. Yours braver than I would be!! 🇨🇦
Yes the bears like to mess with cameras, my favorite was the big (first) Bob cat. As always Thank you for sharing your work with us all.
Amazing trail camera pick up again. Thank you for all your effort in getting to and from the cameras. It gives people like me a chance to see a part of your country that I probably will never see. I am so pleased that you leave the natural sounds in and do not add music. Its as though I am right there when I hear the sounds of nature. Thank you again.
What a fabulous variety of creatures!❤🎉😂
Didn't get a notice on this one but found it anyway and loved every minute of it, thank you Tim..
SO many bears!! And more cats than usual, too. And 22:35😍😍 Beautiful. Thank you, Tim! Good to see you. This was great! PS. I think one or three of those bears might have a little crush on you. Or your camera.😆
That little bear loves the camera!!!
The bears really like your camera. So many bears. Happy Hallowe'en !
Thanks Tim I sure do love your stuff. Great to see your back.
Have a blessed week!
Love your videos!! Appreciate all your hard work in producing them. Thank you for sharing!!!😎😍
It always surprised me that the animals notice the trail cam, especially the bears.
A pleasure as always Tim, always brightens my day when I see you've posted a new video
wow as usual Tim. Been way to long waiting for this video. Pesky little bears always thinking they need to be on camera lol. Keep up the good work and there is always next summer for the ghost orchids.🐾🐊🌴
I'm so happy to see another video from you.
Eleanor, our calico cat, came up on my lap about half way through the video. I love your videos and now Eleanor does too! She especially enjoyed those big cats and the bears, but actually said HELLO (?) to what I'm guessing was a turkey vulture. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome videos with us!
Thank You Tim I enjoy your videos. Your bear and deer need a little more weight compared to ours here in Northern Michigan
But you have the warm weather it's all good
Thanks again from Roger City Michigan
Actually Florida bear don't hybernate. It's all muscle. In Ocala in North Florida have some of the largest black Bear's in the United States. They just trapped one in south Ocala that was ripping the side's of Barn's off. They brought it to Northeast Ocala where our weekend house is it weighed three pounds under the state record. It weighed out at. 624 pounds.
I was thinking about you yesterday, Tim, so this really made my day! Hope you’re well!
this has got to be one of your top 3 best vids much appreciated
Great videos and every time I saw the young cubs coming I was thinking they were thinking lets go see if that toy is there yep it is lol. Thank you for sharing.
Love watching your videos and all the information you bring
Enjoyed watching your show,glad your back.
Hi Tim, this spot is really great. Almost one passage per day, sometimes even more. I have more trouble in my country, even with 3 cameras,
the wildlife is more discreet. Good work! 👍
I miss your videos
Soooo gr8 to cu and the videos again!! really missed ya glad you're back Tim-TY
So many bears. Hi Tim and thanks so much for all you do!❤
Thanks for posting Tim!
Hey Tim good to see you. Missed you.
Nice to see you coming around again.
Thanks Tim, well done as always!
Thanks so much for the video! Always glad to see that notification.
A few of the bears are quite aware of the camera 😮
Love the content!
Some of the power pole are creosote treated. The creosote preserves the wood to prevent the pole from rotting.
Cool video man, I always enjoy watching them.
Thanks for sharing...love the bobcat in daylight
Possums have a special place in my heart and I just love seeing them waddle around!
THANKS X from UK
I'm surprised how well that Browning camera withstood all those bear attacks!
Very nice video. Thank you for your hard work 💜
Great footage as Always!!! 🤗
That was a great pickup. Thanks!
Thank you for your hard work! 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Awesome wildlife and video! Thank you Tim!
I love your videos! I wish some of your places didn’t put restrictions on where you can set up your cams. I don’t totally understand why you can’t. It’s obvious you are not causing harm to wildlife. I love seeing animals that I don’t see in NE Ohio. About once a year a bear will wonder from Pennsylvania through my area. (Im in Lake County) I hope I get to see it one day. I heard a mountain lion while tent camping in West Virginia. It was in the night and it was so very cool but bone shaking scary! It was much like your alligator incident. I will never camp in that area again. It was up on a mountain in the middle of nowhere. Only 4 primitive sites and no one around for20 miles or more.
Thank you, Tim for the wonderful video and can’t wait for the next!
Officially there are no mountain lions in WV but most outdoorsmen here know there are a few around especially in the National Forest.
I saw one about 40 years ago and have talked to other hunters since then that have seen them.
That was what a ranger said when I reported it to him. And he also said that others have heard the same thing in that area. Just before the conversation ended he said, “just remember there are no Mountain Lions in WV.” Based on his tone and body language I have a feeling the forest service would like people to know (or think) there aren’t any. Maybe to protect the from poachers? Regardless, there is no doubt what we heard. It was calling many times as it was walking through. It was very close and loud.
It's been awhile. Looking forward to it
Bear noses are something like 100 times more sensitive than those of a bloodhound.
That means the bears detect traces of Tim's scent months even months after he last touched the camera.
So, they're probably curious, anyway, and if the bears associate the smell of humans with the smell of food (garbage, campgrounds not cleaned up, anything) then they'll check out the camera.
That's why a lot of campgrounds here in Colorado have "bear-boxes" welded from heavy-gauge steel plates.
Bears can smell food left in a car, even, and if they see a cooler, in there, they'll break a window and climb in.
And you sure don't want to leave snacks in a tent.
This was exactly the sort of chill, pleasant video I needed to end my day with.
Thank you.
Good to see you posting again some really nice captures! Hopefully water levels will go down soon and the weather gets more comfortable.
So worth waiting for!!!
Always enjoy your videos! Loved seeing the birds too, especially the Cardinal pair. I’m trying to figure out the Rail looking bird with long beak that came through twice.
Aramus guarauna
Is it a limpkin?
@@terry2310, yep
Sure could go for a Hackascratchy Hilton Thanksgiving video:)
Another beary good video
Thank you Tim for the fine video. BTW I believe that pole was treated with creosote.
Great to see you back!!!!
Welcome back Tim! You've been missed. This was an incredibly awesome video, as always, filled with all kinds of critters. Two birds I have never seen ~ that pretty little red bird and what looked like to me could be a turkey vulture of some sort. Don't know either one. If you do, please let me know. Glad you took some time for yourself and are doing well. Thank you for the video. I enjoyed. Take good care of you.
@Yes Turkey Vulture-- & the long beak brownish bird w/long skinny legs-A Limpkin
@@nddoc2003 Thank you so much. Do you know what the little red bird was?
Thanks Donna. There was a Limpkin, turkey vulture, and a male and female cardinal.
@@ShrikeZone Ohhhh, it was a cardinal, then. We've had cardinals at the bird feeder here in Northern Mi, but for some reason, I didn't recognize it as such. Thank you so much.
@@donnaokoniewski3761 - male cardinal
Glad your back
great video. miss your videos, so good to have you back.
Tim, please watch out for Wasps, especially around palmettos. Been there, and you are a good tracker too, it’s creosote, they use it on rail road ties and telephone poles ✌️
Another great video. Thank you so much for sharing.
Good show
They treat those poles with creosote. A derivative of coal tar and it protects the wood and makes the pole last for years.
Oh wow. Thanks
Panther tracks 👣 nice.
Glad you’re back!
Love your videos! Great work.
great video, thanks, be careful out there lots of critters that would use you as a meal..
Tim, Thanx for all the hard work ! Enjoyed this one ! Seems like you are in the heart of bear country!
Tim : is good to see you 👍
Every time I receive the notification and I open you tube in my TV , not only my family but two of the cats that I have also watch the video 🐱🐱 is very funny when they hear your voice they sit next to me
If I can't see you : Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas . Manolo
Love ur videos, Thank you.
Great video as always, thanks for sharing with us 😀
Well done, Sir! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks again for your time and exhaustive effort Tim! I always enjoy your videos immensely! How about those FSU Noles huh?? You sure you don't want Jimbo back? Just kidding...thanks and take care!
Awesome video.. thanks for sharing.. 😊
Nice to see u again & glade u still have places to set up in.Love ur streams...
Good to see you back Tim. Looking forward to more videos in the future. You take care.
they love your camera.
Fantastic y’all are back, great diversity of wildlife from the south. Enjoyed watching 👍 👍
Tim, a couple years ago I started with one cam. First capture was from inside culvert facing out. The Bobcat footage was too cool. Over the next couple months, I was hooked. And that led to me watching your videos.
Sure love your videos and style of presentations. Fully addicted now, probably headed towards Trail Cam Rehab sooner or later. If you ever get to Colorado, I would love to hang with you a day or two. Sure would be great to spend a day pulling SD cards and swapping knowledge with you and making a video out of it. One thing that I have added to my set's is always throwing in a bird perch in view, rather up close. It's unbelievable, with the right esthetics and placement how much birds will use that perch. Thanks for the great videos. Ron Griese - Mount Antero Treasures - cast member. Ron Griese Face Book. Cam on Brother!!
Really makes me want to drive to Florida and do some camera hunting.
Wow at all the bears! Lol bear super hi-way
19:45 Yes they do
Thanks for the video.That lake looked like a bear island lake,if theres a hog left in bear island thats more rare than a panther siting
I don’t have any bears in my part of the world but the raccoons wreak havoc on my cameras, destroyed one of my toguard cameras, thanks for sharing your adventures!
I was wondering when you were going to post another video just this afternoon! Is that a Melaleuca those bear were straddling, and the small bear busted up? I lived in South Florida for a bit as a kid,(50+ years ago) and I remember it having a strong sorta Vick's Vaporub smell to it. The Old Timers called it a "Punk" tree. Whatever it is, it must be to bears what catnip is to cats!? Always enjoy the videos, Tim.....keep'm coming.
That was like a bearcam only.
At 3:34 I bet the small hoof prints are baby hogs. They are nice and rounded like a hog print would be. An Armadillo should have claws showing on there feet , they have some wicked ones on all 4 feet.
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Heck!!!👍🇺🇸🌹
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Where'd ya go?
I missed ya!
I really love watching your animals & explanations, I remember that one that branch was just at the height to dragon balls I was cracking up so hard 😁👍🇺🇸🤡funny
thank you so much!
Because there's no way in the world I'd ever go in them woods! No way! How else would I ever see this Florida place?
No way!
Your Way!
Bless your heart❤️🌹
Suze' in Yuma Arizona 👍🧐🌵🏜️
I’ve noticed bears are aware of the camera. No other animal. What is the attraction? Smell ? Just notice a new addition to the tree trunk ? I have seen this on other cameras.
Smell
I hope you're carrying some protective equipment.
Do you have those skunk apes/Sasquatch in that area?