This video over delivers from the title. From here's how I find some wildlife near me to I am going on a plane to the Arctic! Wow musk ox in the Arctic, that looks amazing! You are right that understand the species and habitat and then figuring it out on your leads you to those experiences that are your own. I do that sometimes even though it may be easier to find a species where everyone else goes. Can't wait to see how this adventure turns out.
Thanks so much for the feedback, John! I thought this would be a fun species to use as an example and the adventure definitely didn't disappoint 😁 I'm excited to share it all here in the coming weeks! Yeah, understanding the relationship between an animal and its habitat is one of the best things you can do while looking for wildlife, in my opinion. Most of my top wildlife encounters were a result of finding animals with this method. On a side note, thanks so much for picking up a calendar, I really appreciate it and hope you enjoy!
Well done! The video was more than worth it when you expressed your joy when you spotted your first musk ox! Thank you for sharing the tactics you use. I especially appreciate understanding how books can lead you to lonely places rather than the "hot spots" outlined on the internet. Liked and subscribed! P.S. The George Washington print is one of my favorites! :)
Thanks so much for watching, for your support and the feedback, I really appreciate it! Yeah, I try to rely on books as much as possible for that reason. I visited an internet "hotspot" recently and quickly left because it was just ridiculous. So many people all trying to photograph the same 4 animals and all getting the same bum shots because the animals were so fed up with people 🤦♂️ I love that picture of George Washington, one of my favorites for many reasons!
😆 you may need to wait for the next ice age for that to happen. All joking aside, this is my preferred method to use while looking for birds and mammals around my town or more local areas. I know my example was a bit extreme in the video, but this can be used with any wildlife.
Great video! I have to say that i also feel that books often have much better and more information available, and it even feels easier to pick up the book from the shelf than to find via google. But some online databases where people store their recent observations are also sometimes needed. Looking forward to musk oxen series. I have never seen those nor will i ever, therefore I am very grateful for taking us along.
Thanks Ott! Yeah, I definitely agree with you, that's one of the reasons I much prefer books. Even if I use some of those online databases, I prefer to look through the surrounding areas, rather than the exact locations. Just a personal thing. This was a fun adventure and I can't wait to share it here. Thanks again for the feedback!
Always love your videos, and this is the exact sort of video I've been trying to find for a while, so thanks, Jimmy! I've been trying to find foxes and coyotes in my local area to photograph, but haven't had much luck, despite how common they're supposed to be, so I'll try to keep these tips in mind while trying to track them down.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback, I'm glad the video was helpful! Yeah, keep putting the time in and you'll find them. Canids are a fun family of animals to photograph and once you peg their habits, they become much easier to find. Best of luck to you!
Another excellent video with some great tips on finding wildlife but your newest adventure looks to be incredible. I am looking forward to seeing the next video with the Musk ox. I am always impressed with the extent of effort you put in to find and photograph your subjects, thanks for sharing your adventures and for all the great tips that you provide.
Thank you so much, Keith! I'll just say, it was an AMAZING adventure with some incredible photo opportunities. I can't wait to share the adventure here in the coming weeks! Thanks for your constant support and feedback, it means a lot!
Thank you, Julie! It was one of my favorite adventures I've ever been on and I just can't wait to share it all here soon! Hope you and your family are doing well ☺️
@@naturallyadriftphotoadvent123 Oh no, I'm sorry. I hope you have a speedy recovery. Yes, I'm enjoying an extended period of family time and it's been wonderful!
I did the musk ox tour in northern Quebec and it was awesome - also a long time dream. Was a bit disconcerting at times as we just saw the shoulders and the colouring and shape gave the impression we were seeing a grizzly bear. Nice adventure and thanks for the tips.
That sounds awesome! They're an incredible species and I miss them already. Yes, I know exactly how that is, there were a few times I thought a grizzly was coming through the brush 😬 Thanks for watching and your feedback, sure appreciate it!
Wow that is an adventure on my bucket list. You must be in heaven. The Landscape reminds me of the Richardson Mountains in the North West Territories. Is this in Canada?
Oh my goodness, this was an adventure that I'll never forget! The landscape was absolutely incredible and the wildlife unforgettable! No, this was way up in Alaska.
Hello Jimmy, interesting video. Which book do you have in your hand at 2:44? Which books can you recommend for nordic wildlife? Thank you! Best regards, Eike
Thanks so much for watching! Great question, I just updated the description with some of my favorite books for various species. Honestly, many of the books I use are no longer printed and some are even 30 or more years old now. I've been using them since I was a kid and the info is still accurate (mostly 😆).
@@JimmyBreitenstein I noticed that at the beginning in scene with the trail camera, and really laughed when the cut to inside the white walls happened and you changed color along with it... Seems to be an unconscious habit on your part at this point.
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always interesting my friend! thanks for your valuable advice 🎥🎬
Thanks, I always appreciate your input!
This video over delivers from the title. From here's how I find some wildlife near me to I am going on a plane to the Arctic! Wow musk ox in the Arctic, that looks amazing! You are right that understand the species and habitat and then figuring it out on your leads you to those experiences that are your own. I do that sometimes even though it may be easier to find a species where everyone else goes. Can't wait to see how this adventure turns out.
Thanks so much for the feedback, John! I thought this would be a fun species to use as an example and the adventure definitely didn't disappoint 😁 I'm excited to share it all here in the coming weeks! Yeah, understanding the relationship between an animal and its habitat is one of the best things you can do while looking for wildlife, in my opinion. Most of my top wildlife encounters were a result of finding animals with this method.
On a side note, thanks so much for picking up a calendar, I really appreciate it and hope you enjoy!
Well done! The video was more than worth it when you expressed your joy when you spotted your first musk ox! Thank you for sharing the tactics you use. I especially appreciate understanding how books can lead you to lonely places rather than the "hot spots" outlined on the internet.
Liked and subscribed!
P.S. The George Washington print is one of my favorites! :)
Thanks so much for watching, for your support and the feedback, I really appreciate it! Yeah, I try to rely on books as much as possible for that reason. I visited an internet "hotspot" recently and quickly left because it was just ridiculous. So many people all trying to photograph the same 4 animals and all getting the same bum shots because the animals were so fed up with people 🤦♂️
I love that picture of George Washington, one of my favorites for many reasons!
I’ve been waiting for Musk Ox to wander through the back garden of my SW England home for many years now. Thankyou for the advice.
😆 you may need to wait for the next ice age for that to happen. All joking aside, this is my preferred method to use while looking for birds and mammals around my town or more local areas. I know my example was a bit extreme in the video, but this can be used with any wildlife.
Great video! I have to say that i also feel that books often have much better and more information available, and it even feels easier to pick up the book from the shelf than to find via google. But some online databases where people store their recent observations are also sometimes needed. Looking forward to musk oxen series. I have never seen those nor will i ever, therefore I am very grateful for taking us along.
Thanks Ott! Yeah, I definitely agree with you, that's one of the reasons I much prefer books. Even if I use some of those online databases, I prefer to look through the surrounding areas, rather than the exact locations. Just a personal thing. This was a fun adventure and I can't wait to share it here. Thanks again for the feedback!
Always love your videos, and this is the exact sort of video I've been trying to find for a while, so thanks, Jimmy! I've been trying to find foxes and coyotes in my local area to photograph, but haven't had much luck, despite how common they're supposed to be, so I'll try to keep these tips in mind while trying to track them down.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback, I'm glad the video was helpful! Yeah, keep putting the time in and you'll find them. Canids are a fun family of animals to photograph and once you peg their habits, they become much easier to find. Best of luck to you!
Another Great Adventure, Jimmy. Look forward to seeing your photos.
@@terryroth2855 Thank you, Terry. I got some I can't wait to share!
Another excellent video with some great tips on finding wildlife but your newest adventure looks to be incredible. I am looking forward to seeing the next video with the Musk ox. I am always impressed with the extent of effort you put in to find and photograph your subjects, thanks for sharing your adventures and for all the great tips that you provide.
Thank you so much, Keith! I'll just say, it was an AMAZING adventure with some incredible photo opportunities. I can't wait to share the adventure here in the coming weeks! Thanks for your constant support and feedback, it means a lot!
Thank you so much for sharing a small behind the scenes, how to find wildlife
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Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed!
Wasn't expecting "fly to the arctic" when I started the video, especially since it started with you setting up trailcams around home, lol
Haha, I guess that's just how it goes sometimes 😆 Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!
Awesome tips and it‘s just normal to fall in love with the Muskox. These colors in the arctic are just sick❤️
Thanks so much for watching! I couldn't agree with you more, I don't think I've ever become addicted to a landscape so quickly!
I know what you felt. I was totally stunned about the orange and red colors.
@@davidkruschke4057 I was completely mind blown 🤯
Such a pretty landscape, can't wait to see you out in the field with the musk ox!
Thank you, Julie! It was one of my favorite adventures I've ever been on and I just can't wait to share it all here soon! Hope you and your family are doing well ☺️
@@JimmyBreitenstein Other than battling Tendonitis in my shoulder we are all well. Hope you're getting in some good family time yourself this weekend!
@@naturallyadriftphotoadvent123 Oh no, I'm sorry. I hope you have a speedy recovery. Yes, I'm enjoying an extended period of family time and it's been wonderful!
I did the musk ox tour in northern Quebec and it was awesome - also a long time dream. Was a bit disconcerting at times as we just saw the shoulders and the colouring and shape gave the impression we were seeing a grizzly bear. Nice adventure and thanks for the tips.
That sounds awesome! They're an incredible species and I miss them already. Yes, I know exactly how that is, there were a few times I thought a grizzly was coming through the brush 😬 Thanks for watching and your feedback, sure appreciate it!
Wow that is an adventure on my bucket list. You must be in heaven. The Landscape reminds me of the Richardson Mountains in the North West Territories. Is this in Canada?
Oh my goodness, this was an adventure that I'll never forget! The landscape was absolutely incredible and the wildlife unforgettable! No, this was way up in Alaska.
Excellent video Jimmy.
@@tonyesposito66 Thanks so much my friend, always appreciate your kind words!
Hello Jimmy,
interesting video.
Which book do you have in your hand at 2:44?
Which books can you recommend for nordic wildlife?
Thank you!
Best regards,
Eike
Hi Jimmy, thanks for sharing this video! Do you have any favorite book/guide recommendations for mammal research?
Thanks so much for watching! Great question, I just updated the description with some of my favorite books for various species. Honestly, many of the books I use are no longer printed and some are even 30 or more years old now. I've been using them since I was a kid and the info is still accurate (mostly 😆).
From belgium, Verry nice is You succès for " bœuf musqué " 😊
Thanks so much! Definitely a fun species and an adventure I'll always remember 😁
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It's approximately 4'x4' with the cutout being approximately 20" wide. This was just a diy project, so do what works best for you.
Here's Jimmy again wearing clothing that lets him disappear in front of the background like a chameleon, even in his own house.
🤣🤣 I didn't even realize that until you said something! I guess I need to diversify my wardrobe 😂
@@JimmyBreitenstein I noticed that at the beginning in scene with the trail camera, and really laughed when the cut to inside the white walls happened and you changed color along with it... Seems to be an unconscious habit on your part at this point.
@@mm8276352 😂 And as I read this, I look down and notice I'm once again wearing a white shirt, standing in my white kitchen 🤦♂️