That huge turtle at 11:12 is a Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina). It's a large species of turtle native to North America, and is the most common type of Snapping Turtle (hence its name). They can live for many decades, and feed on aquatic vegetation, nuts, berries, grapes, small fish, reptiles, amphibians, insects, crustaceans, and sometimes small mammals and birds if the opportunity presents itself. It's also very easy to tell the difference between Common Snapping Turtles (CST) and Alligator Snapping Turtles (AST). ASTs are larger than CSTs. They also have Alligator-like ridges running along their backs (hence their name), whereas CSTs don't have that. CSTs also have much longer necks than ASTs, which makes them more dangerous to handle since they can reach around and bite you, whereas ASTs can't do that. ASTs live in fast-flowing rivers and streams, whereas CSTs live in lakes and ponds. If you ever see a Snapping Turtle out in the wild, it's, more often than not, a Common Snapping Turtle.
Retired Polish Air Force pilot here. My son started watching your channel, now I do. Go for the experience with the Blue Angels. It will be worth every second of it.
@@simpledj509chromo7Thank you. As a matter of fact after serving 25 years in Polish Air Force I moved to the US and since couple of years I am a US citizen, unfortunately without any benefits of a veteran, but at least my life adventure continues in a new place now. I just realized, it is still me, but from my other account.
alligator snappers are a little more on the plus +side with their size but can be easily mistaken for a common in their adolescent state. They don't start getting that more growly look till mid adulthood but this solely depends on their genetics so that can vary 💯💯
CONGRATULATIONS BAMA BASS! AEC USN RETIRED age 75 here. I've been binge watching your site for 3 days now trying to catch up, today being the 4th day. My father was retired Navy BM 1st / ACC, my brother was retired NavyACC. My brother's eldest son (my nephew) made Chief AEC and thought this is not enough. so he went LDO. Now he's a Commander till serving beyond 20 yrs. Have recommended your sight to every relative and friend I know all over this great country! Good , clean, respectful, very informative and entertaining site worthy of success and admiration. Respectfully AEC USN RETIRED GLW ⚓🇺🇲
Retired Army here...and watched my son retire from Fort Riley last week. Thank your brother for his service from me, and YES! Take the flight! That's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for 99.999% of the human race. Eat a light breakfast and enjoy! AATW/RLTW
I agree with above! This is a “Bucket List” opportunity!! No matter what “we” say you should absolutely go flying. As for the Turtle, yes I believe you have an Alligator Sapper. I worked at a camp below Opp Alabama for several summers 40+ years ago. We would walk around the ponds edge at night and see the turtle fishing with their mouth open and their “lure” just a flickering. Sometimes the big fish just can’t resist that lure and the turtle will get them. Just watch out where you put your feet and hands in the water, they can blend into the background very well!!! Ron
Agreed, definitely take the once in a life time chance to fly with the Blue Angeles. I see them every year here in Washington state. And yes, that is an alligator snapping turtle.
i grew up watching the Blue Angels down in Beaufort/Parris Island, South Carolina. im a military brat so my folks always took me to the show. not only that, i used to lay out on the trampoline and watch them practice every chance i could. basically, a free show that lasts longer than the real show. they have truly left an impact on my life and will forever be one of my favorite spectacles to witness
Absolutely need to take the opportunity, as an Air Force pilot I wish every single person could have the opportunity to feel what those Gs feel like, there's just nothing that compares and I wish more ppl could just have the experience because it sucks to talk to your closest friends and family and there's just no way for someone to understand without experiencing it. Absolutely go for it
@@michaelsorrels3202 soft shell turtles are not snapping turtles, soft shelled turtles also are the ones that have a nose that comes to a point. Thats a common snapping turtle 100%
Once we decide which species and gender this turtle is can we agree she ought to be named Dorothy Zbornak after Bea Arthur's character on Golden Girls? She always snapped at people. 😂
Thank you for your military shout out! Def take a ride in the F-18. Had a ride in an F-16 a few years ago and it was truly a once in a life time experience you will never forget!
Absolutely you should go for a flight when the chance comes. That is a once in a lifetime opportunity 🙏👍👍… I went on the US base near the Holland Germany border. Got to fly the simulator for the F16 that the pilots use. The buttons and gauges are incomprehensible lol. I got to take it off and land it. Was amazing. Can’t wait to see your reaction to that flight 😂🙈🤠
You are right, that is a alligator snapper, or may be soft bill for I has seen many of them of the years of my life on the Chesapeake Bay of an 6 ackers Bay filled pond off the Chesapeake. But they are more than likely a soft shell and not the other.
Those wide shots at the beginning around a dense city were Toronto, Ontario, Canada! They come up hear for the Toronto Airshow, and are always a delight. Except for when I'm trying to sleep in and all I can hear are sonic booms (I live on the waterfront where that footage was filmed).
YES! You absolutely must fly with our beloved Blues!!! It’s a once in a lifetime experience !! I got to fly with them 5 years ago in San Diego …!!! You’ll love it!!
you should totally fly with the the Blue Angels! That is a once in a lifetime opportunity that shouldn't be passed up! I truly love watching their maneuvers on RUclips and TikTok.
My grandfather was an aircraft mechanic for the RAF during world war 2. He was based at Singapore originally before they evacuated and relocated to Darwin. Where he promptly fell in love with Australia, went home after the war and told my nan and my dad that they were moving to Australia :D
You definitely need to go for a ride with the Blue Angels and then invite them to join you for an afternoon at the pond. That would make for a great day and an awesome video. I also say that as a United States Navy Submarine Veteran.
Thanks to the Blue Angels who have some new names for your fish. The aircraft have numbers so you could even name some after the tail numbers. Love your channel
I love your commentary. You have the best pond build channel hands down. I remember when you built the aquarium. To see you start from a glass tank to a backyard pond to this; has been an amazing journey to follow. Thank you so much! I can’t wait for your next video.
I've been watching the Blue Angels since I was a little kid. They used to fly over my house as a kid in Seattle. They come here every summer for the Seafair events which include hydroplane racing.
Yeah good one! Now I am picturing a bass having an existential crisis like jim carry's character at the end when he figures out he is trapped in a giant fish bowl. 😂
You better take the opportunity to fly with the Blue Angeles! It would be my dream to ride in the F-18 with them. If you're having doubts, just do it for me! Lol
What an opportunity. Take it! Many, many people never have that kind of luck. Fly! Don't want to see you get sick. Remember, if they can do it, so can you.
The word fry reminds me of the show Futurama which has a character with the same name. Fry's best friend is a robot named Bender. So I nominate the name Bender. Also, as a Marine Corps veteran who worked on legacy F/A-18 Hornets and never got a ride, I am always aggravated when "influencers" or so called "Reporters" get to fly with the Blue Angels. But that's just from petty jealousy and I am more happy for them than anything. I HOPE YOU TAKE THEM UP ON THE OFFER! Thanks for sharing...
@BamaBass I know how to make your Pond look as clear as a swimming pool!! You don't seem to have any cleaner shrimp in the pond, so If you stock your pond with Micro-Fauna like Daphnia and Moina Micropopa, they'll go after all of that phyto plankton floating around that's making it look green. I hope this helps! With a very generous stocking of these that whole pond will be crystal clear.
I'm glad someone else (other than me) knew the correct type of snapping turtle that was. Too many automatically think every snapping turtle is an "alligator snapping turtle". The common snapping turtles are much more aggressive and mean.
@@cuivre2004 Fellas used to catch them from our lake in DE ( they made snapper soup ) They drug them up on the shore & a big one literally bit a 2x4 in half like it was straw they have a powerful bite
Have you thought of doing a build with a small solar panel and a pump for a sprinkler on the island? It would also give you an opportunity to power a camera. Great sponsorship opportunity.
BamaBass you have to go on that flight with the Blue Angels. That's always been a dream of mine. I think you should name the bass minnow Tiny. You know it's going to grow up to be an absolute GIANT with your care, so the irony would be funny in the future.
Happy to see the blue angels and bass spawn! They do sometimes go above Mach 1 (~750mph) but it depends on if they’re allowed to or not. I feel you could unironically open up a trout hatchery at this point lol. I would at least try to catch and cook one of them :)
Hey bamabass this is a common snapping turtle chelydra serpentina definitely a really cool Turtle to have in a pond. It’s not an alligator snapper alligator snapper has spikes on their back commons have smooth shells
As a child I wanted to fly planes.. I literally joined the Air Force to be a pilot, but my eye sight wouldn’t allow me to. I think you should definitely take a ride even if you pass out, that’s an experience that’s worth it! I look forward to seeing the video!
Yes yes....fly with those Angels. Its a trip that will change u in a great way. You will never forget it. BTW ive watched every video since you were building your pond. Great videos! Thanks so much
Habitat size plays a big role in growth rate and max size the fish can reach. I’ve been keeping fish for 20+ years. I’ve noticed when upgrading them to bigger tanks or ponds they grow, even if they haven’t grown in months or years!
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Name the bass fry "Truman" after the movie, since it's entire life will be on camera for the world to see.
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This name better be it!!!😂😂😂
😂 Agree
haha! This is awesome. Better than my suggestion, Neo, (The One) from matrix.
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That huge turtle at 11:12 is a Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina). It's a large species of turtle native to North America, and is the most common type of Snapping Turtle (hence its name). They can live for many decades, and feed on aquatic vegetation, nuts, berries, grapes, small fish, reptiles, amphibians, insects, crustaceans, and sometimes small mammals and birds if the opportunity presents itself.
It's also very easy to tell the difference between Common Snapping Turtles (CST) and Alligator Snapping Turtles (AST). ASTs are larger than CSTs. They also have Alligator-like ridges running along their backs (hence their name), whereas CSTs don't have that. CSTs also have much longer necks than ASTs, which makes them more dangerous to handle since they can reach around and bite you, whereas ASTs can't do that. ASTs live in fast-flowing rivers and streams, whereas CSTs live in lakes and ponds.
If you ever see a Snapping Turtle out in the wild, it's, more often than not, a Common Snapping Turtle.
I thought the same thing and was checking the comments. Now I know I’m right with that explanation. Thanks
I was looking for that comment of a person, who knows more than me. Thanks :D
Any catfish planned??
CSTs definitely live in fast flowing rivers, they will just find the slower deeper water
The catfish🙀are gonna walk themselves in like the CST did😊😅😂 @@tlhansen
One of the best man made ponds in the United States right here.
@@RockyPondProductions "Don't be Jelly @RPP, mmkay. Being Jelly's bad, mmkay"
Maybe on RUclips, tons of near billionaires in Texas with some really nice ponds
@@Luckieoutdoors couple of the trophy bass lakes in Texas are drying up!
The only truly documented one anyways
How much will you bet in 3 years he will pull out a start or a world record bass.
Retired Polish Air Force pilot here. My son started watching your channel, now I do. Go for the experience with the Blue Angels. It will be worth every second of it.
Thanks for your service
@@WilliamLipinski-tz9sl Ha! My roommate from Air Force Academy was Przemek Lipinski. Now Su-22 pilot at Swidwin AFB (soon to be replaced by F-35).
You may not have served my country but I still want to thank you for your service. Veterans should be appreciated.
@@simpledj509chromo7Thank you. As a matter of fact after serving 25 years in Polish Air Force I moved to the US and since couple of years I am a US citizen, unfortunately without any benefits of a veteran, but at least my life adventure continues in a new place now. I just realized, it is still me, but from my other account.
@@gersonclinic Sorry to hear about that loss of benefits but it sounds like you're doing well. Hope you enjoy the latest adventures here in the US!
You ABSOLUTELY have to fly with them. Even if you don't film it, that is one hell of an experience.
As a biology major, I love the inclusion of science and research in these videos. They are very educational and insightful. Keep it up!!
The turtle looks more like a common snapping turtle than an alligator snapping turtle.
I thought so too. We've got em in ponds and lakes up in Canada as well. It looked strikingly familiar.
The Alligator snappers I have seen have shorter necks and much larger heads. That looks like a common snapper.
As far as I know alligator snappers have “spikes” on their shells, and that one has a smooth shell.
Yup I was just getting ready to say common ☺️snapper! 😎
alligator snappers are a little more on the plus +side with their size but can be easily mistaken for a common in their adolescent state. They don't start getting that more growly look till mid adulthood but this solely depends on their genetics so that can vary 💯💯
That is a once in a lifetime chance to fly with some of the best pilots in the world. You have to do it.
CONGRATULATIONS BAMA BASS! AEC USN RETIRED age 75 here. I've been binge watching your site for 3 days now trying to catch up, today being the 4th day. My father was retired Navy BM 1st / ACC, my brother was retired NavyACC. My brother's eldest son (my nephew) made Chief AEC and thought this is not enough. so he went LDO. Now he's a Commander till serving beyond 20 yrs. Have recommended your sight to every relative and friend I know all over this great country! Good , clean, respectful, very informative and entertaining site worthy of success and admiration. Respectfully AEC USN RETIRED GLW ⚓🇺🇲
I love that wild animals are moving into the ponds, shows that you’ve done a really good job.
You should plant a few weeping willow trees on the island, they will allow for more bird life and give some cover to the bass
Oh man, flying at over 700 mph sounds like one helluva time and a once in a lifetime invite my vote is YES!!! Do it!!!!
Retired Army here...and watched my son retire from Fort Riley last week. Thank your brother for his service from me, and YES! Take the flight! That's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for 99.999% of the human race. Eat a light breakfast and enjoy! AATW/RLTW
I agree with above! This is a “Bucket List” opportunity!! No matter what “we” say you should absolutely go flying.
As for the Turtle, yes I believe you have an Alligator Sapper. I worked at a camp below Opp Alabama for several summers 40+ years ago. We would walk around the ponds edge at night and see the turtle fishing with their mouth open and their “lure” just a flickering. Sometimes the big fish just can’t resist that lure and the turtle will get them.
Just watch out where you put your feet and hands in the water, they can blend into the background very well!!!
Ron
Agreed, definitely take the once in a life time chance to fly with the Blue Angeles. I see them every year here in Washington state. And yes, that is an alligator snapping turtle.
Hope your son moves far from Junction City now that he's retired!! 😅😅😅
Thanks for your service
i grew up watching the Blue Angels down in Beaufort/Parris Island, South Carolina. im a military brat so my folks always took me to the show. not only that, i used to lay out on the trampoline and watch them practice every chance i could. basically, a free show that lasts longer than the real show. they have truly left an impact on my life and will forever be one of my favorite spectacles to witness
Absolutely need to take the opportunity, as an Air Force pilot I wish every single person could have the opportunity to feel what those Gs feel like, there's just nothing that compares and I wish more ppl could just have the experience because it sucks to talk to your closest friends and family and there's just no way for someone to understand without experiencing it. Absolutely go for it
Now my day is complete. Nothing better then a bamabass video. Let's go
I agree. Perfect for Sunday evening. Very relaxing.
Truly one of my favorite RUclips channels.. been here since the beginning of the build. (Name new guy Brootimus)
Common snapping turtle my man
cool
My guess as well, alligator have spiny shells.
His flat nose makes me think that it is a soft shell snapping turtle the common snapping turtle has a nose that comes to a point
@@michaelsorrels3202 soft shell turtles are not snapping turtles, soft shelled turtles also are the ones that have a nose that comes to a point. Thats a common snapping turtle 100%
Once we decide which species and gender this turtle is can we agree she ought to be named Dorothy Zbornak after Bea Arthur's character on Golden Girls? She always snapped at people. 😂
As a lifelong pilot, and one who wishes he could have ridden with the Blue Angles, I say GO FOR IT! It will be a memory for a lifetime.
ABSOLUTELYY Take advantage of the invite!! Experience of a lifetime!!
Thank you for your military shout out! Def take a ride in the F-18. Had a ride in an F-16 a few years ago and it was truly a once in a life time experience you will never forget!
Love to see Bama Bass fly. You’ll love it too. I flew fighters in the USAF for 20+ years. Best time of my life.
Mole crickets make those lines in the sand. Love the channel!
Absolutely you should go for a flight when the chance comes. That is a once in a lifetime opportunity 🙏👍👍… I went on the US base near the Holland Germany border. Got to fly the simulator for the F16 that the pilots use. The buttons and gauges are incomprehensible lol. I got to take it off and land it. Was amazing. Can’t wait to see your reaction to that flight 😂🙈🤠
You are right, that is a alligator snapper, or may be soft bill for I has seen many of them of the years of my life on the Chesapeake Bay of an 6 ackers Bay filled pond off the Chesapeake. But they are more than likely a soft shell and not the other.
The Blue Angels footage was a nice bonus. YOLO, so if you can fly the guest seat in one of those, go for it!
Those wide shots at the beginning around a dense city were Toronto, Ontario, Canada! They come up hear for the Toronto Airshow, and are always a delight. Except for when I'm trying to sleep in and all I can hear are sonic booms (I live on the waterfront where that footage was filmed).
@@K1ddkanuck Toronto is in India my good sir, we own all of Canada now.
@@AverageCanadianStinky Hehe. I hate to laugh at that, but I did.
Absolutely go for it
YES! You absolutely must fly with our beloved Blues!!! It’s a once in a lifetime experience !! I got to fly with them 5 years ago in San Diego …!!! You’ll love it!!
Sara is getting so grown! I remember when she was a baby. I'm glad to see her out there helping her dad!
one of the pilots was my engineering partner at A&M, you definitely need to go fly with them!
You have take that opportunity to fly with them man. that would be probably one of the best experiences of your life.
Hell yeah we want to see you take a ride in one of those jets!! And thank you to your brother for his service!
You have no idea how much I anticipate these vids on Sunday night.
you should totally fly with the the Blue Angels! That is a once in a lifetime opportunity that shouldn't be passed up! I truly love watching their maneuvers on RUclips and TikTok.
I wanna see you in the jet! I’m a navy veteran AD2, seen the Blue Angles in Key West FL loved it.
Thank you Michael for your service and all your buddy’s.
My grandfather was an aircraft mechanic for the RAF during world war 2. He was based at Singapore originally before they evacuated and relocated to Darwin. Where he promptly fell in love with Australia, went home after the war and told my nan and my dad that they were moving to Australia :D
Good Sunday everyone
Congrats on 1 million!
You definitely need to go for a ride with the Blue Angels and then invite them to join you for an afternoon at the pond. That would make for a great day and an awesome video. I also say that as a United States Navy Submarine Veteran.
Thanks for the channel, and Thank You to all that serve!
Thanks to the Blue Angels who have some new names for your fish. The aircraft have numbers so you could even name some after the tail numbers. Love your channel
Perfect way to wind down a Sunday!!
Thanks for the evening upload.
I love your commentary. You have the best pond build channel hands down. I remember when you built the aquarium. To see you start from a glass tank to a backyard pond to this; has been an amazing journey to follow. Thank you so much! I can’t wait for your next video.
Hi.... Thanks you for showing your video fish ponds 🎏🐠 I really enjoy watching your video keep it up bye
Take that moto flight for sure you’ll never regret it!! Used to watch em practice all the time while I was at the schoolhouse in Pensacola. So rad!
I absolutely would love to see you in the back of a Blue Angel F-18!!!
We'd LOVE to see you fly with the Blue Angels!
Thats definitely a common snapping turtle, the small shell under the belly is the main identifier
Also the long neck.....
I've been watching the Blue Angels since I was a little kid. They used to fly over my house as a kid in Seattle. They come here every summer for the Seafair events which include hydroplane racing.
Cant wait to see you in the Jet 😉 once in a lifetime exp. Footage of you passing out would just be a bonus 😂
Always love to see what’s been going on! One of the most entertaining channels on RUclips.
Looking forward to bird box cameras hope that is a future project!!!
The bird box is vacant all the time. No patrons since the eagle nest is nearby within striking range
Whoever said to name the little bass," Truman." I like that. Couldn't find ur comment again to like it so I made my own. Lol.
Thanks, lol
Yeah good one! Now I am picturing a bass having an existential crisis like jim carry's character at the end when he figures out he is trapped in a giant fish bowl. 😂
god bless, whenever ive lost hope this channel brings me back
name the little guy lugnut haha
I was in Milton yesterday and heard some jets, wonder if it was the Blue Angels.
No doubt you should take them up on the flight offer. Keep up the great videos.
You have to take that ride 💯 Blue Angles are the best is the world. Once in a lifetime experience I’m sure! 🤘🏻🦅🇺🇸 Love the channel!!!
A lot of us only dream and hope to experience that speed. Yes if you have the opportunity do it you won’t regret it.
I already loved this channel. The blue angels footage just put me over the top!
I've been following from the beginning and this is one of coolest projects I've ever seen. "Jonah"? "Mr. Limpet"? "Dagon"?
Absolutely would love to see you in the jet!
Yea it looks like a snapping turtle we have tons in Florida
Love from Louisiana❤❤
You deserve to enjoy life to the fullest, take a break and take the once in a lifetime flight. Great job Sir
Was gonna ask if you plan a kids fishing day but now with the bass that size, it would turn into a swimming day. The Great Fish Pull-in.😊😅😂
You better take the opportunity to fly with the Blue Angeles! It would be my dream to ride in the F-18 with them. If you're having doubts, just do it for me! Lol
What an opportunity. Take it! Many, many people never have that kind of luck. Fly! Don't want to see you get sick. Remember, if they can do it, so can you.
I was a US Navy "Devil" Doc. I'm Prescribing you, to go FLY!!!
The word fry reminds me of the show Futurama which has a character with the same name. Fry's best friend is a robot named Bender. So I nominate
the name Bender. Also, as a Marine Corps veteran who worked on legacy F/A-18 Hornets and never got a ride, I am always aggravated when "influencers" or so called "Reporters" get to fly with the Blue Angels. But that's just from petty jealousy and I am more happy for them than anything. I HOPE YOU TAKE THEM UP ON THE OFFER! Thanks for sharing...
Looks like just a regular snapping turtle to me? The alligator ones are HUGE!
A good name for your new pet base fry.....Small Fry.
Name your bass fry, Waldo, since you will be looking for him in the pond as he grows...lol. Love your content.
A blue angel flight would be a once in a lifetime experience that not many people get. DO IT!!!!!!
Dude! That's bucket list. You absolutely have to take that opportunity. I'd die tomorrow for that opportunity.
@BamaBass I know how to make your Pond look as clear as a swimming pool!! You don't seem to have any cleaner shrimp in the pond, so If you stock your pond with Micro-Fauna like Daphnia and Moina Micropopa, they'll go after all of that phyto plankton floating around that's making it look green.
I hope this helps! With a very generous stocking of these that whole pond will be crystal clear.
That is a common snapping turtle. Yeah that's the actual name for them. Alligator snappers have a much larger head and mouth
I'm glad someone else (other than me) knew the correct type of snapping turtle that was. Too many automatically think every snapping turtle is an "alligator snapping turtle". The common snapping turtles are much more aggressive and mean.
@@cuivre2004 Fellas used to catch them from our lake in DE ( they made snapper soup ) They drug them up on the shore & a big one literally bit a 2x4 in half like it was straw they have a powerful bite
That looks like a common snapping turtle
Thats awesome the snapping turtle came there!
That will help keep balance!!!
Have you thought of doing a build with a small solar panel and a pump for a sprinkler on the island? It would also give you an opportunity to power a camera. Great sponsorship opportunity.
BamaBass you have to go on that flight with the Blue Angels. That's always been a dream of mine. I think you should name the bass minnow Tiny. You know it's going to grow up to be an absolute GIANT with your care, so the irony would be funny in the future.
So both brothers are bad asses
You must have amazing parents, congrats to them
YES take the ride. did it when i was in the Marines and loved it. you will never forget it.
I don't know, the nighttime feedings with the underwater lights is pretty rad!
Shout out from your biggest fan in China. Sitting here watching this while eating my lunch.
Happy to see the blue angels and bass spawn! They do sometimes go above Mach 1 (~750mph) but it depends on if they’re allowed to or not. I feel you could unironically open up a trout hatchery at this point lol. I would at least try to catch and cook one of them :)
Hey bamabass this is a common snapping turtle chelydra serpentina definitely a really cool Turtle to have in a pond. It’s not an alligator snapper alligator snapper has spikes on their back commons have smooth shells
As a child I wanted to fly planes.. I literally joined the Air Force to be a pilot, but my eye sight wouldn’t allow me to. I think you should definitely take a ride even if you pass out, that’s an experience that’s worth it! I look forward to seeing the video!
Watching this channel for bass videos and then all of the sudden the Blue Angels haha. Nice
Amazing show with the blue angels, would be a once in a lifetime chance to fly with them you have to do it
Take the ride. Once in a lifetime opportunity. My dad is scared of flying but he was happy he rode with the red barons.
Yes yes....fly with those Angels. Its a trip that will change u in a great way. You will never forget it. BTW ive watched every video since you were building your pond. Great videos! Thanks so much
I can't believe it.. BamaBass and my love and passion for aviation and the armed forces finally meet
You better take that plane ride! I got to ride in the backseat of an F-14 many years ago and it was AMAZING!!!
I really enjoy your videos and following the progress of the pond. Thank you.
Never thought I would see a BamaBass/Blue Angel collab but I'm here for it
Wow flying with the blue angels 🤩🤩 I would probably pass out, but I wouldn’t let that change pass…
The big turtle is a common snapping turtle! They are so cool looking!🐢🐢🐢!✝✝God bless I look forward to your videos !
Habitat size plays a big role in growth rate and max size the fish can reach. I’ve been keeping fish for 20+ years. I’ve noticed when upgrading them to bigger tanks or ponds they grow, even if they haven’t grown in months or years!
That turle is a snapper. Leave her be :) Looks amazing! And a great disposal unit.
the dopamine rush whenever i hear "Fo'ks at home !"
Greetings from Morocco