So, this is how I spent my whole Sunday afternoon...watching trail cams..."Let's go put em on the computer and see what we get"' Love it. Please, keep them coming!
First time I have seen your channel and I’m really pleased I found it. Watching from London Uk and it’s lovely to see animals in their natural habitat. Many heartfelt thanks
His videos are awesome - a nice humble guy who obviously enjoys his unusual hobby. I watched all his videos one after another for days. Now I impatiently wait for the new ones to be uploaded.
Ghost orchid. Nice find. I haven't been out there but always assumed they were very rare. I just discovered these videos and appreciate the effort. Really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Hey! New subscriber here! I live in beautiful Gainesville Florida but even with my adventures I’ve never seen so much beauty and variety of animals! Please keep up the amazing work! The raccoons in the water was my favorite part!❤️
Really enjoy your videos. I think that big black bear stole your camera and ate it. You know how much black bears love your cameras. Keep up the great work
Always enjoy your vids... Sorry, but there are Aholes out there. I have property, and deal w it all the time. Makes you want to have a camera watching the camera.
Tim, Just found your videos. I grew up in Broward County many years ago. I am so happy to see all the healthy looking wildlife after hearing all the stories about those damn pythons. Thanks so much for all your hard work. All the best.
I honestly wonder if the python story isn't overblown. In a python hunt, hundreds of hunters only found 19 and Tim says he has never seen one or caught one on his trail cams. People forget that baby pythons are also a food source for many other animals, so it might just even itself out like it does in Asia. The pythons might even be the solution to the alligator overpopulation - eating the babies.
Watching you walk in the Fakahatchee really brings back the memories. Tramped through them a lot in the late 70's and 80's didn't have trail cams then but saw a lot of the wildlife you are capturing in person. Along with a lot of gators and rattlers. Being from the North I was a bit apprehensive about walking with all the new "to me" wildlife but learned to love and appreciate the new surroundings. Keep up the good videos.
Tim you have such balls walking through that deep water. Hell, even tramping through marshy areas in Massachusetts gives me the willies and we have pretty close to zero dangerous wildlife.
Excellent video Tim! Was that a rare Ghost orchid!?! i have lived in Florida for 56 years, on the St. Johns deep in the woods. i enjoy your walk throughs as much as your trail cam shots, reminds me of days gone by.
I feel like you can learn ALOT off these videos about the animals in the area even though they are short. It's really interesting how the deer even mid day all always looking around watching out and stepping so lightly all the time to be quiet
Hi th - love the dream sequence effects! Very sorry about the ogres who took your Trail Cam. At times I can hear a heartbeat on the audio. It was a bit unsettling until I realized it was yours! It's incredible the variety of animals that travel one corridor~ Thanks for the update. p
just found your videos and I absolutely love them. I don't know how you're never scared that you're going to run across one of those bears or Florida Panthers or alligators. I grew up in Florida but I never went wading around the swamp! 🐊
I had my first camera stolen. sick feeling when you walk up and its gone. Tell Browning I bought a Strikorce pro xd because of your channel. Unbeleivable soiund and trigger speed
Tim you are wise to not disclose where your cameras are. I saw a camera (the IR illuminator glowed red and looked like the foil on a stick of chewing gum in the dark) that the biologists put out on the road at Old Sabine Bottom here in Texas as I was walking into the woods before sunrise. I called them and told them who I was and that I thought it would be a good idea to move it before some asshat stole it. They wisely took my advice.
You need to do what we have to do here in Ohio we set a camera up to catch the camera thief's! I camo one in real good to get pictures of the POS thieves!
I live in Tampa and so enjoy your videos of the flora and fauna in Florida. Forwarding your videos to the grandchildren in the northern states. Sorry about your camera which was stolen.
I finally subscribed! My two Westies love the videos. Of course, I am the one with the smart phone and thumbs. BTW, I use motion detectors in the house where the Westies like to poop. Once the batteries are in, the Westies don't do their dirty deeds. There is something with the infrared they can see or hear.
Man, this one was pretty intense. I came to realize and understand what you put yourself through to get this footage. Lots of respect buddy. There are many other things you could do that are less dangerous.
Beautiful orchid shot & spotted skunks are great too. Sorry about your camera. I'm truly blessed to have mine on private property away from most thieves. Keep on collecting & posting cool vids.
Sorry your camera was taken Tim, that's always a bummer when it happens. I've had six stolen and and it really pisses you off. I've hid them, used cable locks, and used steel boxes lag bolted to the tree and they come back with the tools to get the cameras. It's just some sorry people out there.
That is a real shame Tim, but it was bound to happen. That's my biggest fear that my trail cams will be discovered. But I am pretty confident that most of my locations will remain secret. If I see a human footprint, I pull my camera out. I love your videos.
Your videos are great. I've created a couple of similar videos with my trail cam in Maryland but the variety of wildlife on your videos is much more interesting.
I have a lock box for one of my Browning cameras. You could bolt/screw a lock box to the tree, plus put a cable lock in through the holes, plus lock the front with a padlock and maybe even add another cable around the tree and locked to the padlock. Someone would have needed bolt cutters to steal your other camera. So they either came prepared or returned to take it.
I hate a thief. Is this the same spot the Park Ranger spoke with you and followed you to get your camera ? BTW I just found your channel it's awesome you do a great job I'm going to subscribe Thanks for posting great trail cam videos.Those Browning cameras you use are incredible and fair priced.I have a new Moultrie coming and wish I had seen this and ordered one of these.Mine was on sell for $60 but you get what you pay for even though Moultrie's are decent.That footage of the camera under water sold me when it still worked great product Browning.
Thanks. I've had a my first trail camera was a Moultrie and it was pretty good. The spot where my camera was stolen was about a mile away from where I was with the park ranger and it was a year later.
That takes a low person to steal someone camera !! This video must be the first camera stolen from you cause in another video I watched couple weeks ago u mention about a camera stolen . I believe this said 2017 so I am new to watching your video videos an I love them . Looking forward for the next video ❣️❣️ aren’t you after of what “ could”be in the swamp water !!! Like those things that have taken over Florida 🐊?
Be CAREFUL !!! Now that YOU have offended the Large Black Bear by calling him "FATTY" will have to watch out for his retaliation. . couldn't help myself.
Thank you for sharing Tim. I was getting worried about you since it has been 7 weeks since your last video. Worry about your safety out there. It's not the animals you have to protect yourself from...sad to say it's the humans. THEY are the ones that will bite you in the ass.
would love to come along with you on one of your trips, just to enjoy the whole thing.. looking at that ghost orchid is surely a bonus.. I am from South Florida, so if that is ok, leave me a reply..
Looks like you were walking waaay back in the middle of nowhere in the swamp and here comes about a dozen people over the weeks. Cool videos and good footage.
I love your videos. So sorry someone took your property. I hate that feeling of violation. I don't know how you don't get lost in setting up your cameras and then trying to find them for pickup. But, I'm glad you have a good sense of direction. I can get lost in my own house! xo
I love seeing all the wildlife in your videos but that snake and the otter were beautiful! Your cameras take such great video while I've had no luck at all with browning trail cameras. Unfortunately their tech support sucks.
"Keep walking fatty" ROTFLMAO! I've been watching your videos and saw the episode where ya got some damage. You really work for your content. Awesome job!
Seeing the wildlife in its natural Abbott's just MAGICAL; Thanks for sharing it with "us"! (BYW...this ridiculous program rewrites my language: GRRR...
Civet cat or spotted skunk ! Sorry about your camera loss ... I’ve lost I bet ten cameras over the years now I mount cameras to watch my cameras it’s worked. Sheriff has made 3 arrests... sadly mostly teens.
What does the sheriff there charge them with in your state? Here, any camera we put on public property is (by code) legally called "abandoned property." If the "finder" turns it into a law enforcement agency we as the owner can make a claim to it/identify it through the sheriff's office in an attempt to get it back. Even though it is rare, I have heard of guys getting them back though. Apparently some folks take the cameras, and actually do turn them in to the sheriff because after 90 days the "finder" can keep it if the owner never made a claim to it inside the 90 days. Here's a funny note, I inquired with an officer about one of my cameras and he said he was so tired of dealing with them he was debating charging us with littering for leaving the cameras in the woods, because he said technically everything is supposed to be taken with us when we leave. I chuckled, but he said "I'm serious, if you leave something out there I don't care who "cleans it up."
Great footage, glad it was the camera and not you the bear was chewing on! ;-). What are the people with sprayers on their backs (and spray bottles on belt carriers) doing?
Have you thought about creating a Patreon account so your 39K subscribers could support your excellent wildlife videos & ensure they would continue if a camera is stolen, etc. If only 100 people pledged $2 a month, you would soon have a nice emergency fund.
Thanks, I appreciate that. I would only do that if I absolutely need support. I don't want you guys to sit through commercials. I'm just glad you appreciate what I do.
Patreon isn't commercials. It's where people that really like you and your channel voluntarily decide to give you a certain amount of money each month. You have 40K subscribers right now. Like the original poster said, a couple hundred people giving one or two dollars a month can add up over the course of a year. It'll be a big help when that bear finally walks off with your camera.
Good one Tim, thanks a bunch. Question, as a Fl swamp hunter, have you never happened upon a sippy hole? Everytime i see you walking I await your first time falling thru the sometimes weak swamp bottom. Happened one time to me. Trust me you walk differently afterwards! Stay safe, and thanks again!
I've stepped in a few holes and sunk up to my waist. I learned quickly that never walk next to a tree that has fallen over. The base of those trees are a deep hole where the roots were.
I wish bad luck on whoever thieved your camera Tim 😠, unless it was that big bear, in which case it might turn up sometime 👍. The bears really like your cam tho and that deer was definitely reacting to its presence, I wonder if they emit a high pitched sound that we humans cant hear 🤔. I was so looking forward to some gator action from the cam at the water hole that got stolen 🙁. Maybe the gator got em ☺.
Sorry to hear your camera was stolen, mate ... that stinks ... I got a feeling it wasn't someone who watches your videos ... I think it was more likely a "per chance" thug passing by and noticing it. But great idea putting it off the tracks ... I think it will cut down on human activity and show what's really out there in more natural settings off the a walk trails. Love your videos! (From Brisbane, Australia.)
Ever consider mounting them higher on a tree? Bring a set of climbing sticks and attach it to a tree. Then you can mount the camera out of reach from thieves. Remove the climbing stick when you leave. Might want to wear some boots as well. Nice videos.
New subscriber here! Lovin the videos! Soooo very disappointed to hear all the Cuban tree frogs at the end of this video though! I live in Marion County and I've been battling these pests for YEARS! Something has to be done about them! They're taking over and literally decimating our native tree frog population! 😡😔😐🙁
Sorry to hear about the loss of equipment. Those SD cards can be encrypted with some app I were reading about and trail cams can nave a GPS locator installed to track them if they are stolen. Trail cam thievery has become a booming business over the last few years as they become more popular. Therefore, trying to thwart the thefts has become a business of its own.
How sad that someone did that to you :( Shame on them!!! Thank you doing what you do and share with us. I hope a large dose of Karma befalls the person who stole it!
Lived in Fla. all my life and never seen many of these animals in the wild. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
So, this is how I spent my whole Sunday afternoon...watching trail cams..."Let's go put em on the computer and see what we get"' Love it. Please, keep them coming!
Thanks Shelly
Thanks for the outreach. It does my heart good to see so much wildlife doing well in parts of Florida.
First time I have seen your channel and I’m really pleased I found it. Watching from London Uk and it’s lovely to see animals in their natural habitat. Many heartfelt thanks
His videos are awesome - a nice humble guy who obviously enjoys his unusual hobby. I watched all his videos one after another for days. Now I impatiently wait for the new ones to be uploaded.
once again great spot tim awsome game trail flipping people suck im so into your channel i feel like i got ripped off to man
Ghost orchid. Nice find. I haven't been out there but always assumed they were very rare. I just discovered these videos and appreciate the effort. Really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Stuart Howard-Smith I have one of those growing on my tree in the backyard. Didn’t know thats what theyre called. Thanks
So sorry to hear about your camera, that just sucks. I truly enjoy your channel. Thanks for sharing with all of us.
Hey! New subscriber here! I live in beautiful Gainesville Florida but even with my adventures I’ve never seen so much beauty and variety of animals! Please keep up the amazing work! The raccoons in the water was my favorite part!❤️
Thanks for making that pit stop, a Ghost orchid, oh yeah! Beautiful! Love your videos.
I love ur videos! I just got back from a trip to Florida last week and I had no idea Florida had such huge Bears! Thank you so much for sharing
Didn't You ever see gentle Ben? lol
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing footage of the Nature..
Really enjoy your videos. I think that big black bear stole your camera and ate it. You know how much black bears love your cameras. Keep up the great work
Always enjoy your vids...
Sorry, but there are Aholes out there.
I have property, and deal w it all the time. Makes you want to have a camera watching the camera.
Another outstanding upload. Sorry to hear about your camera, hope bad karma to whoever took it. I think those bears could use a breath mint though.
I’m curious, have you ever captured anything, on camera, odd or unexplained,? Love the videos...keep them coming! 😀
Wow, a spotted skunk! Excellent! Great video!
Another great video Tim! Sorry to hear about your camera.
Tim, Just found your videos. I grew up in Broward County many years ago. I am so happy to see all the healthy looking wildlife after hearing all the stories about those damn pythons. Thanks so much for all your hard work. All the best.
I honestly wonder if the python story isn't overblown. In a python hunt, hundreds of hunters only found 19 and Tim says he has never seen one or caught one on his trail cams. People forget that baby pythons are also a food source for many other animals, so it might just even itself out like it does in Asia. The pythons might even be the solution to the alligator overpopulation - eating the babies.
Watching you walk in the Fakahatchee really brings back the memories. Tramped through them a lot in the late 70's and 80's didn't have trail cams then but saw a lot of the wildlife you are capturing in person. Along with a lot of gators and rattlers. Being from the North I was a bit apprehensive about walking with all the new "to me" wildlife but learned to love and appreciate the new surroundings. Keep up the good videos.
These videos are so relaxing.
I know next to nothing about Florida but so many forms of wildlife. So fascinating.
Tim you have such balls walking through that deep water. Hell, even tramping through marshy areas in Massachusetts gives me the willies and we have pretty close to zero dangerous wildlife.
Excellent video Tim! Was that a rare Ghost orchid!?! i have lived in Florida for 56 years, on the St. Johns deep in the woods. i enjoy your walk throughs as much as your trail cam shots, reminds me of days gone by.
That was a ghost orchid. Those are the main reason why I am down there in the swamps.
Great footage Tim !!! BIG BEARS, cute otter, gorgeous orchid too. Sorry your camera got lifted. Thanks again buddy, great fun to watch!!!
Amazing, thank you for sharing your experiences at the faka strand one of my fav places to visit
I feel like you can learn ALOT off these videos about the animals in the area even though they are short. It's really interesting how the deer even mid day all always looking around watching out and stepping so lightly all the time to be quiet
Hi th - love the dream sequence effects! Very sorry about the ogres who took your Trail Cam. At times I can hear a heartbeat on the audio. It was a bit unsettling until I realized it was yours! It's incredible the variety of animals that travel one corridor~ Thanks for the update. p
just found your videos and I absolutely love them. I don't know how you're never scared that you're going to run across one of those bears or Florida Panthers or alligators. I grew up in Florida but I never went wading around the swamp! 🐊
I had my first camera stolen. sick feeling when you walk up and its gone.
Tell Browning I bought a Strikorce pro xd because of your channel. Unbeleivable soiund and trigger speed
Tim you are wise to not disclose where your cameras are. I saw a camera (the IR illuminator glowed red and looked like the foil on a stick of chewing gum in the dark) that the biologists put out on the road at Old Sabine Bottom here in Texas as I was walking into the woods before sunrise. I called them and told them who I was and that I thought it would be a good idea to move it before some asshat stole it. They wisely took my advice.
Great job on video we really enjoy your work please keep it up.
We love your videos!!! I said your videos are like a live National Geographic 👍👍👍✋ Thanks for filming.
You need to do what we have to do here in Ohio we set a camera up to catch the camera thief's! I camo one in real good to get pictures of the POS thieves!
The info band on the bottom with the temperature & time of day is great. Yogi & boo boo are interesting but I like the cats the best.
I live in Tampa and so enjoy your videos of the flora and fauna in Florida.
Forwarding your videos to the grandchildren in the northern states.
Sorry about your camera which was stolen.
Looser thieves! Thanks for your hard work and time doing this. I love seeing your videos!
Great video. Loved seeing the spotted skunk.
I finally subscribed! My two Westies love the videos. Of course, I am the one with the smart phone and thumbs. BTW, I use motion detectors in the house where the Westies like to poop. Once the batteries are in, the Westies don't do their dirty deeds. There is something with the infrared they can see or hear.
Man, this one was pretty intense. I came to realize and understand what you put yourself through to get this footage. Lots of respect buddy. There are many other things you could do that are less dangerous.
Beautiful orchid shot & spotted skunks are great too. Sorry about your camera. I'm truly blessed to have mine on private property away from most thieves. Keep on collecting & posting cool vids.
Orchid thieves my guess snatched your camera
Love your videos and look forward to every posting. Thanks and keep up the outstanding effort
Some of the most interesting trail cam vids i"ve seen. Thanks.
I despise thieves, they'll get their come uppins some day. Thank you for putting your cameras out, this is great entertainment!
Sorry your camera was taken Tim, that's always a bummer when it happens. I've had six stolen and and it really pisses you off. I've hid them, used cable locks, and used steel boxes lag bolted to the tree and they come back with the tools to get the cameras. It's just some sorry people out there.
That is a real shame Tim, but it was bound to happen. That's my biggest fear that my trail cams will be discovered. But I am pretty confident that most of my locations will remain secret. If I see a human footprint, I pull my camera out. I love your videos.
Your videos are great. I've created a couple of similar videos with my trail cam in Maryland but the variety of wildlife on your videos is much more interesting.
Great spot! Tremendous variety in wildlife. Thank you for sharing.
Is that a ghost orchid ? Absolutely stunning
Incredible video!! Thanks for your hard work and keen interest that helps to make your videos so enjoyable :)
I have a lock box for one of my Browning cameras. You could bolt/screw a lock box to the tree, plus put a cable lock in through the holes, plus lock the front with a padlock and maybe even add another cable around the tree and locked to the padlock. Someone would have needed bolt cutters to steal your other camera. So they either came prepared or returned to take it.
I enjoy your videos one would never know there’s so many animals where you place your cameras really cool stuff 👌
I hate a thief. Is this the same spot the Park Ranger spoke with you and followed you to get your camera ? BTW I just found your channel it's awesome you do a great job I'm going to subscribe Thanks for posting great trail cam videos.Those Browning cameras you use are incredible and fair priced.I have a new Moultrie coming and wish I had seen this and ordered one of these.Mine was on sell for $60 but you get what you pay for even though Moultrie's are decent.That footage of the camera under water sold me when it still worked great product Browning.
Thanks. I've had a my first trail camera was a Moultrie and it was pretty good. The spot where my camera was stolen was about a mile away from where I was with the park ranger and it was a year later.
That takes a low person to steal someone camera !! This video must be the first camera stolen from you cause in another video I watched couple weeks ago u mention about a camera stolen . I believe this said 2017 so I am new to watching your video videos an I love them . Looking forward for the next video ❣️❣️ aren’t you after of what “ could”be in the swamp water !!! Like those things that have taken over Florida 🐊?
Best trail cam footage I’ve seen, real cool.
I have a series called Caught on Critter Cam that you would like.
I don't know if you are brave or crazy. The captures are amazing. Love the orchid.
Be CAREFUL !!! Now that YOU have offended the Large Black Bear by calling him "FATTY" will have to watch out for his retaliation. . couldn't help myself.
Thank you for sharing Tim. I was getting worried about you since it has been 7 weeks since your last video. Worry about your safety out there. It's not the animals you have to protect yourself from...sad to say it's the humans. THEY are the ones that will bite you in the ass.
Great videos, interesting to see the "wariness" of the different animals.
and there it is the elusive ghost orchid awsome
I almost crapped myself when I saw the ghost...awesome vids..love to see some dead exotic plants..saw a dead pepper in the first spot👍
CAN'T WAIT TO GO PICK MY TRAIL CAMERA UP TODAY,,
I really hope this not been stolen by some of the no good people that go around to local woodland..
would love to come along with you on one of your trips, just to enjoy the whole thing.. looking at that ghost orchid is surely a bonus.. I am from South Florida, so if that is ok, leave me a reply..
Crazyforflowers If he responds to you I’d like to come along too! I live in Boca. Want to explore these areas.
Enjoy your videos. Wondering if you've seen any invasive pythons?
I haven't seen a python yet. They are a little farther south from where I usually go.
Looks like you were walking waaay back in the middle of nowhere in the swamp and here comes about a dozen people over the weeks. Cool videos and good footage.
Always enjoy your videos.thanks? Mel
That's thanks!!!
I always though you didn't conceal your camera's very well
Interesting as usual Tim, keep'm coming!
Great wild cats there. Messed up people need to find & keep
"Orchid Nerds" *Dead* XD That was too cute!
I hate thieves. My wife, the grand kids and I love watching these videos.
Sorry about your camera...love your channel!!
How do you manage to not get bagged by these critters? wowza!
love your videos thank you from quebec canada
I love your videos. So sorry someone took your property. I hate that feeling of violation. I don't know how you don't get lost in setting up your cameras and then trying to find them for pickup. But, I'm glad you have a good sense of direction. I can get lost in my own house! xo
Thank you for all you do. How you plan to protect yourself from bears in that vast forest.
I love seeing all the wildlife in your videos but that snake and the otter were beautiful! Your cameras take such great video while I've had no luck at all with browning trail cameras. Unfortunately their tech support sucks.
"Keep walking fatty"
ROTFLMAO!
I've been watching your videos and saw the episode where ya got some damage.
You really work for your content. Awesome job!
Seeing the wildlife in its natural Abbott's just MAGICAL; Thanks for sharing it with "us"! (BYW...this ridiculous program rewrites my language: GRRR...
8:05 Love the yellow snake.
Civet cat or spotted skunk ! Sorry about your camera loss ... I’ve lost I bet ten cameras over the years now I mount cameras to watch my cameras it’s worked. Sheriff has made 3 arrests... sadly mostly teens.
What does the sheriff there charge them with in your state? Here, any camera we put on public property is (by code) legally called "abandoned property." If the "finder" turns it into a law enforcement agency we as the owner can make a claim to it/identify it through the sheriff's office in an attempt to get it back. Even though it is rare, I have heard of guys getting them back though. Apparently some folks take the cameras, and actually do turn them in to the sheriff because after 90 days the "finder" can keep it if the owner never made a claim to it inside the 90 days. Here's a funny note, I inquired with an officer about one of my cameras and he said he was so tired of dealing with them he was debating charging us with littering for leaving the cameras in the woods, because he said technically everything is supposed to be taken with us when we leave. I chuckled, but he said "I'm serious, if you leave something out there I don't care who "cleans it up."
So bizzar how the bears seems to always want to eat the cam.
Tky for the adventure
Sorry you lost your camera. Hope a bear ate the guy on his way out. :)
Great footage, glad it was the camera and not you the bear was chewing on! ;-). What are the people with sprayers on their backs (and spray bottles on belt carriers) doing?
Good video. I liked watching it again. What is the lock you have on the sec one camera? I haven’t seen one like it. Thanks for sharing
The locks are made by Master. They are called python locks
Sorry about your stolen camera. I do so enjoy watching, please don’t get discouraged. Thank you
Have you thought about creating a Patreon account so your 39K subscribers could support your excellent wildlife videos & ensure they would continue if a camera is stolen, etc. If only 100 people pledged $2 a month, you would soon have a nice emergency fund.
Thanks, I appreciate that. I would only do that if I absolutely need support. I don't want you guys to sit through commercials. I'm just glad you appreciate what I do.
Patreon isn't commercials. It's where people that really like you and your channel voluntarily decide to give you a certain amount of money each month. You have 40K subscribers right now. Like the original poster said, a couple hundred people giving one or two dollars a month can add up over the course of a year. It'll be a big help when that bear finally walks off with your camera.
That was soo cool.Thankyou for sharing and Im sorry about the lowlife that stole one of your cameras.😊
If you read try "A land forgotten " its about old Florida .... sadly theives are everywhere sorry for your loss....
Good one Tim, thanks a bunch. Question, as a Fl swamp hunter, have you never happened upon a sippy hole? Everytime i see you walking I await your first time falling thru the sometimes weak swamp bottom. Happened one time to me. Trust me you walk differently afterwards! Stay safe, and thanks again!
I've stepped in a few holes and sunk up to my waist. I learned quickly that never walk next to a tree that has fallen over. The base of those trees are a deep hole where the roots were.
I wish bad luck on whoever thieved your camera Tim 😠, unless it was that big bear, in which case it might turn up sometime 👍. The bears really like your cam tho and that deer was definitely reacting to its presence, I wonder if they emit a high pitched sound that we humans cant hear 🤔. I was so looking forward to some gator action from the cam at the water hole that got stolen 🙁. Maybe the gator got em ☺.
Sorry to hear your camera was stolen, mate ... that stinks ... I got a feeling it wasn't someone who watches your videos ... I think it was more likely a "per chance" thug passing by and noticing it. But great idea putting it off the tracks ... I think it will cut down on human activity and show what's really out there in more natural settings off the a walk trails. Love your videos! (From Brisbane, Australia.)
Haha, bears just can't resist a good camera!
I'm surprised that they got past the lock. I've heard stories of people stealing them and deer stands where I live. Good luck in the future.
Who knew trail cameras would make such good bear bait?
Cool work bro.. But can u share. What type of camera that u use?
Thanks. I use the Browning Recon Force Extreme.
Ever consider mounting them higher on a tree? Bring a set of climbing sticks and attach it to a tree. Then you can mount the camera out of reach from thieves. Remove the climbing stick when you leave. Might want to wear some boots as well. Nice videos.
Such a wonderful animals :) Thanks !!!
New subscriber here! Lovin the videos! Soooo very disappointed to hear all the Cuban tree frogs at the end of this video though! I live in Marion County and I've been battling these pests for YEARS! Something has to be done about them! They're taking over and literally decimating our native tree frog population! 😡😔😐🙁
I think you got the same Momma deer and baby on both cameras and gotta love how that bear came at the camera like Jaws well not really but anyway
Sorry to hear about the loss of equipment. Those SD cards can be encrypted with some app I were reading about and trail cams can nave a GPS locator installed to track them if they are stolen. Trail cam thievery has become a booming business over the last few years as they become more popular. Therefore, trying to thwart the thefts has become a business of its own.
How sad that someone did that to you :( Shame on them!!! Thank you doing what you do and share with us. I hope a large dose of Karma befalls the person who stole it!