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Thanks, Joe! I didn't expect to find the place so easy accessible. Thought the roads are flooded. Had plans to make a long night hike, but could reach the on the car

Hello, Francis. Pine barrens, Pinelands or just The Pines. A big forest in South Jersey. Easy to hike, flat terrain, a few ghost town.

​@@walkingcam1 Clarification on my part...just don't remember being to the Devil's Hairbrush before. Well versed in the Pine Barrens though. LoL

I attached all lights i had. 😂 Good enough

Hello, Johnny! i'm thinking to sneak in the heart of the Ghost Forest. Must be a cool place to film inside. Just need to come up with way to do that safely. The place is really swampy, it's easy to drown

Hi, Lyndon ! Never met anything unexplainable. But still hope.

Hi Darina! There are horrifying creatures that lurk in swamps. Always carry a bottle of vinegar to scare them away!

This was a power plant. Could not find a plan of it to identify all structures 😢

Same. You put so much effort to discover new place and find it gated or buried.

That's a cool place. So many overgrown buildings. 🙂

Hi, Corinne! Afraid, he just fueled my interest in his person 😉

Hi, Dave! Beavers, i believe. I saw them in action on Ghost Lake. Sometimes, they splash with their tails, don't know why

Just this idea has been cooking in my head last days. 👍 But i sold my kayak recently. It was too heavy, tired of dragging it. I have an inflatable small boat as well. Although, not sure about boating in swamp on it. Too many sharp branch in the water. Need to think carefully about that crazy adventure 🙂

same. But i don't lose hope to find anything outstanding

the owner was prisoned. His wife could afford property maintenance

Trailers? Really? you're kidding me. I thought it was a sort of car repair shop 🤔

@@walkingcam1 😂😂😂

thanks, Kris! That was a cool night

i don't need self-promotion 😉

Sad to say Tom Brown passed away last August 16, 2024. I learned much from his books and trained accordingly.

Hi! Who is that? Never heard. Looks like a cool man

@@walkingcam1 Very cool person. I am wondering if people have been hearing strange things since the 70's because Tom was training people, You look Well kept and on your game. You Never heard about Tom Brown Jr. I mostly studied Urban Survival and Edibles. Peace.

Trackers practice on never being seen or leave their own tracks. They Mimic Animal noises as bait when they are hungry. All in practice in the Pine Barrens. No Mystical Red Tiger or something. It was Tom Brown.

Tracking for survival on this level is very old. A whole different dimension then feeding deer. On this level you live with the deer and take the weakest out. If you are a Vegetarian. Whelp you will starve.Lol. Yep. Tom Died and it wasn't till your video that I checked up on everything.What a trip. Peace. Much Love. Keep up the Great Work.

@@TheRealJerseyJoe thanks, Joe) that was a good night. Interesting and spooky a bit

Afraid, no. Would be great if they were 🙂

hi, Carl! Haven't heard from you for while. 🙂 I was disturbed a bit by dirty bike riders when i was camping. Don't know what they did in night forest, but that was noisy. Puddling sounds , is that not beavers? I heard a lot of load splashes that night at Devil's hairbrush (the next video). Only theory i have - swimming beavers. Regarding native Indian chanting, i totally trust you. A year ot two ago, i saw an old native Indian woman collecting some plants among trees. Don't know who she was. If i heard wolves either coyotes in night there, i'd get away immediately. Who knows what they think? Although, i saw coyotes twice in daylight in the Pines.

Stalking Wolf. Grandfather.

@@ZPDSurvival Found Tom Brown's school no on the internet. So sad, i missed this man in my life

@@walkingcam1 That was my study back in the day and I carry it daily. Peace.

@@walkingcam1 The best book I enjoyed was Urban Survival. The pictures look like crude drawings but he teaches so many ways to access essential needs in a grid down situation. Plus read his first book. The spiritual path to be connected with the Higher spirit on each individual level is Key to Survival. Knowing your truth and connecting with the world around you creating balance and Harmony with the animals and insects is true to your being. Give it a chance. We are here for a reason. I just want an accuse to go hiking again.

It was a spooky night 😉

Thank you)))

Hello ! (Sorry, don't know you name 🙂) I have special poison against mosquitos and deer ticks. Treated my clothes, backpack with it. It's supposed to kill any bugs once they try to land on me 😁 Looks like it works. At least, I didn't have to extract ticks from myself for last months. Red Lion, you mean the story of this name origin? or anything else happened there?

@@walkingcam1 Sorry, my name is Mark. I tend to use pyrethrin when I'm out and about down back. We have a herd of dear that love to go through our fields dropping ticks everywhere. Pyrethrin definitely keeps the deer ticks away. Red Lion... yep, the name origin. They still show up from time to time. Saw one about 200 yards away on the south side of Pemberton in the farm area. But it wasn't interested in chasing a human. 😊We get the occasional bear running around our back yards, too. They eventually make it across 206 and into the woods. Then there's the timber rattlers. They get pretty big. My son found one on the side of road along 70 just chilling out a year or two ago. They should be calling it bedtime at this is a good time of year, though. Be careful of bucks during rut season, too. They'll charge at you to get past you. Anyway, just stay safe out there. The wildlife tends to leave you alone if you don't bother them, but you never know when they may take offense to you being there. Just worry about you being out there and getting hurt... 😊

@@walkingcam1 Permethrin, works great.

yeah, that's exactly what i use. A big orange bottle

Nice to meet you, Mark. Darina. Yes, i use Permethrin. Found on Amazon. Have treated all my stuff, including car seats. Works great. At least, i stopped catching ticks on the clothes and the my body. Red lions, that's really cool. I thought human killed all of them. Would be great to know if they still live here. Sometimes i encounter bears. Usually they promptly run away, but two years ago, a mum with two cubs started pursuing me. It was disturbing a bit to see them following in bushes 🙂

hi, Matthew 🙂 I have obey YT algorithms. it likes words like "horror" or "creepy" etc. If i named video, for example, "Matthew's back yard in night", only you and me would see that. 😉

maybe. Somebody told recently that it was sort of cicada.

Lyndon. You made me laugh 😂 It really looks. We have a few places known as Mt. Misery too. A popular name, obviously. Btw, all of them are pretty creepy. Now i explored just closest one.

There’s a mount misery in Lincoln., Mass, too. Another wonderful hike.

Maybe NASA or the European Space Agency would be interested in your design.🚀 How Mount Hopeless got its name is well documented. An explorer heading north in 1840 was forced to turn back when he could see nothing but desert and salt lakes on the horizon. It took later explorers nearly 20 years to find a route through. 🧭

@@mperrotti76 Too far 😢 I thought about Mt. Misery Road at Suffolk County Long Island. Watched some videos, but unsure yet if it's worth to travel to there

@@lakefromeshippingcompany Definitely, they should. Mount Hopeless?! Jesus Christ, it's perfect name for a cemetery, not for place where people live

Hi, Mike. Thank you a lot! GoPro 11 (Settings: Cinematic 4K, 24 fps, hypersmooth stabilization is on) + all diffused lights i had.

​@walkingcam1 Thanks for the info, please be safe out in the woods..

@@mr.footer_Mike_Patrick sure. Thanks a lot! Happy trails to you!

Five flashlight do their job. 🙂 Wanted to buy a special floodlight for filming with gopro in night, but it was really expensive. Had to refuse.

hm, why? For example, Iceland moss (Cladonia islandica), i never seen it on rocks, though it should be. Saw only on tree branches

HI, Dave 🙂 Yes, i look more beautiful without hat if believe mirror 😁

Hi! Cars at crossing RR and 646 in Port Elizabeth

Control site demolished? Oh, damn me. So sad To reach Marlton, i parked on the closest street (Old Republic Lane). But, believe, would be good to choose a place safer. Indian Spring Country Club parking at Elmwood Rd is a good place to leave car safe

i just did the same what Dean Winchester did 🙂

yeah. We have a deserted township in north jersey. Its residents were forced to leave when government had plans to build new dam

Thank you, Mario! Happy trails to you!

Listen, looks like you're right. I witched the video you posted. Sounds same. Just need to figure out which species is typical for North America. I will read about it tonight. Thank you!

Thank you! I've been once on that lake. Tried fishing 🙂

Hello! Hope you'll have a chance to visit the Pines. Good place to have some rest. All you need is a backpack and ability to hike a few miles 👍

Do I have to worry bout being scared seeing jersey devil I heard a lot of bout it pines has a lot of scary things going on 😢😢😢😮😮🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇

honestly, i never seen anything i couldn't explain. But once found a strange and disturbing site with missing persons posters on trees. There's a video on the channel. The scariest thing, i believe, is tons of deer ticks in summer time. Although, you could watch many videos on YT when people encounter different creepy things in the Pines.

@@walkingcam1 was you scared 😱 wow I love your content I gotta watch it sounds scary I’m definitely going jersey all I talk about it I no it’s out there Jersey devil it’s been seen on camera

That's a good place to have some rest from people. We used to hunt and fish in nights with my father when was as a kid. So, night forest doesn't scary me a lot

@@xxa455xx yes, on one of branches

Dont know 🤔 Tried googling sort of cicada, crickets. Found nothing similar