Tim Harrell - Browning Recon Force Advantage Trail Camera Pickup

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • Five months of trail camera action from southwest Florida.

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  • @morganrowe2330
    @morganrowe2330 Год назад +16

    Always great when I open up RUclips and there’s one of your videos. So good to see the panthers and bobcats doing well. That set up looks to be your best and I hope it continues to produce great videos of wildlife! Thanks so much!

  • @justintime8095
    @justintime8095 Год назад +5

    I just watched your alligator vid. I got bit by a 7 footer in 2021. I think i stepped or kicked it in the water. I’m still not sure. I’m lucky to have my leg and be alive.

  • @sewcrazybaker
    @sewcrazybaker Год назад +4

    I'm always happy to see another of your videos! And this one was really good. I especially like seeing the bears and the cats. If you're still wanting to get a fox in front of your camera, I think you should come up here to Ohio. We have one that cuts through our yard quite often! I catch her on my trail cams about once or twice a week. She lives in a torn down barn just up the road from us.

  • @susanp7432
    @susanp7432 Год назад +2

    Thank you, Tim, for sharing your hard work and delightful camera footage with us!! So appreciate you and your efforts!

  • @jeri926
    @jeri926 Год назад

    You had an encounter with an alligator and you still do this?! You are amazing.

  • @trailcamerasinnewengland0112
    @trailcamerasinnewengland0112 Год назад +1

    Love watching y’all’s videos Tim tons of fantastic wildlife down there.

  • @duanequam7709
    @duanequam7709 Год назад +2

    Was a great day to find you back again. Your shorts were great but the trail camera stuff is amazing to me..Thanks Tim for all you do!

  • @jamesvatter5729
    @jamesvatter5729 Год назад +1

    Good stuff, Tim. Those falling trees can certainly change results/ animal travel patterns. My last pickup, I found a tree top snapped and wedged against my camera (thankfully undamaged!).

  • @JulieAiken
    @JulieAiken Год назад +1

    Thanks, Tim! Another wonderful video -- though you did seem rattled by your gator encounter at the start! Take care, and I hope to see more as the good weather settles in.

  • @pitbullgator
    @pitbullgator Год назад +2

    Good evening Tim
    Thanks for another Awesome video my friend
    Always enjoy seeing all the critters x specially the Florida Panthers ❤
    Looking forward to your next video.
    Take care Always

  • @BeeHus2256
    @BeeHus2256 Год назад +2

    Glad to see you are doing well. I love your videos, it's a real treat to find one uploaded and waiting! Thank you for sharing and doing what you do. ❤️

  • @peteandkeelyhorn4223
    @peteandkeelyhorn4223 Год назад +3

    We just started watching your videos and we love them. Keep up the good work. Your a lot braver then me. haa.. I couldn't walk in some of the places you walk. Thank you for all the hard work and sharing.

  • @johnfairsgoldpanningschool.
    @johnfairsgoldpanningschool. Год назад +3

    Thanks for another great episode Tim, if you ever caught a pic of a crytid would you show it or keep it private. Thank you again for being out there making these vids even after the Gator incident.

  • @kaywoodward9283
    @kaywoodward9283 Год назад +3

    Great footage. No wonder you were "wobbly" at the begining of this video, you had had a huge shock and trauma just a short while before. lovely to see the bears.

  • @donnaokoniewski3761
    @donnaokoniewski3761 Год назад +2

    Been thinking about you, hoping all is well. Another great video from Tim's Critter Cam. You got some Panthers, and Deer and Bears, OH MY! Thank you so much for all you do. I always enjoy. Take good Care of YOU. xo

  • @Oldsparkey
    @Oldsparkey Год назад +2

    Every time I click on my computer and see a new video from you it's like Christmas. it takes me down memory trail from all the years I spent in our Florida woods.

  • @patchorley1140
    @patchorley1140 Год назад +3

    Good panther footage.The calls? for a mate or calling cubs?

  • @LaNaturalezaEscondida
    @LaNaturalezaEscondida Год назад +2

    A spectacular video as always, congratulations. Greetings from the Southwest of Spain.

  • @JonFrumTheFirst
    @JonFrumTheFirst Год назад +1

    Good to see you walking around on dry land.

  • @Barley150
    @Barley150 Год назад +2

    Hey Tim! It's so great to see you back again! You're my connection with the real world. Charlie, sacramento CA.

  • @steffen7478
    @steffen7478 Год назад +3

    when the cougar started "squeaking" around 14:18 both of my 2 cats ears perked up and they did not like what was being said

  • @patcheek7669
    @patcheek7669 Год назад +2

    Missed ya, glad you are back.

  • @hendynv
    @hendynv Год назад +2

    Good to see you again. I'm trying to move back to Georgia this Summer. I know that these are from Florida, but it makes me a bit homesick.

  • @bruceaplin
    @bruceaplin Год назад +1

    Sure glad your BACK 💛

  • @randysmith6493
    @randysmith6493 Год назад +2

    The call sounded something like a coyote bark but the cougar body in the clip was not moving when the calls went out. 👍🏼 nice set up to get a years worth.

  • @teamcrooks6913
    @teamcrooks6913 Год назад +2

    Tim, what are your thoughts on the Owlzer or Reolink cameras which send the captures to your phone? Recommend one over the other? Stay safe out there!

  • @GatorJake
    @GatorJake Год назад +2

    Love seeing the Florida Panthers looking healthy.

  • @teresamc1337
    @teresamc1337 Год назад +2

    Great video as usual! Wondering how the critters act during hurricane season

  • @matthiasaronjonsson3066
    @matthiasaronjonsson3066 Год назад

    Yet another great trail camera pickup Tim! I'm loving how well the trail camera camouflage fits with the tree bark on the tree ;)

  • @Droppedonmyhead1
    @Droppedonmyhead1 Год назад +1

    I couldn’t help but feel a little sorry for the tiny bear walking around alone so much after seeing it with it’s mother earlier in the video. Poor baby. It just seemed too young to be alone by itself.

  • @stevenjames3242
    @stevenjames3242 9 месяцев назад

    Wow, I think this is the ONLY video I have seen so far of so many bears and not one messed with it. This spot, I just watched a video last night where the bear pretty much destroyed the poor camera. I am thinking this was the video before it or after you fixed it, I am not sure when that video was done, same set up though.

  • @marilynmcqueen3477
    @marilynmcqueen3477 11 месяцев назад

    Hello Tim, We are pleased to see you working so hard to share so many amazing videos with us again. We have missed you over the summer and understand your reasons for taking a break. Thanks for sharing with us once again.

  • @hamptonparris7002
    @hamptonparris7002 Год назад +1

    Another great video Tim ! Howling at the moon catfishing

  • @captpeady2176
    @captpeady2176 Год назад +2

    Love seeing the big wildlife. Going to have to try the solar setup and rechargeable batteries, my Lithium batteries did well during the cold.

  • @terryellis7692
    @terryellis7692 Год назад +1

    Adrenaline will do that. As a child I was in constant fight or flight mode. So just imagine the brain damage 💔

  • @joshkerner3439
    @joshkerner3439 Год назад

    Hi Tim. I love your videos. How often do you pick up footage of pythons on your trail cams?

  • @prettyhtemachine
    @prettyhtemachine Год назад +1

    I get soooo excited to see the cats 💗 im so surprised i haven't seen a coyote in any video I've watched so far. Have you ever caught one on film? We have a lot of them in South Florida, and they pretty much roam free at night throughout the neighborhoods

    • @ShrikeZone
      @ShrikeZone  Год назад +1

      I get a bunch of coyotes on my trail camera videos from the Jupiter area. I’ve only seen one coyote down in the swamp.

  • @pattyblack5845
    @pattyblack5845 Год назад +1

    Fantastic video.. they always are.😊
    Thanks for sharing.

  • @margaretterrebonne9596
    @margaretterrebonne9596 Год назад +3

    I love your videos!

  • @equisculpt
    @equisculpt Год назад +1

    Wondering how accurate the thermometer is on the camera. Saw it at 108 degrees on one of the days. 🥵 Altho the animals seem able to deal with the heat better than we do. Thanks for the great footage.

  • @Objective-Observer
    @Objective-Observer Год назад +1

    Heavy sigh. Another glorious day in Florida with all the familiar faces. Thanks so much, for all you do. You take shut ins, like me, to such exotic places.

  • @terry2310
    @terry2310 Год назад +1

    Wahoo! Another great video from Tim - always fascinating. And I love hearing your commentary, despite other negative comments. I used to geocache in the Florida wilds, and had no idea what else was watching me in THEIR home ground!!! Yikes.

  • @487joe
    @487joe Год назад +1

    Tim, good stuff. I have Brownings with Browning solar panels also. I notice you don't have night time shots. Here on Cape Cod deer and coyote are the largest critters and show up at night. Seems the Brownings don't throw off much flash with the panels power. They also seem to be out of power by pick up in the morning. The panel are in full sun and there are batteries in the cams as backups. All that to ask if you have the same night flash problems. Because of only seeing day and early morning video.

  • @RandomButtonPusher
    @RandomButtonPusher Год назад +2

    Always happy to see the cats in the mix.

  • @WisconsinDellsWildlife
    @WisconsinDellsWildlife Год назад +1

    Beautiful!

  • @donbearden1953
    @donbearden1953 Год назад +1

    Tim, great footage! You had about as many bears as deer! Is there an open bear season there? I’m not looking to go bear hunting, I was just wondering if the bear population is large enough that the state allows bear hunting to keep the population down.

  • @bertram_oredrock
    @bertram_oredrock Год назад +1

    Great trail cam footage. I'm surprised there were no Coyotes in this video. Can you speculate as to why? Thanks. Shared on facebook.

  • @dannyphillips9080
    @dannyphillips9080 Год назад +1

    I would like to suggest that you look into getting some commercial trapping scenes to attract animals to certain spots for your camera

  • @jameschancey251
    @jameschancey251 Год назад

    How do get batteries to last so long???? I have a Browning Recon Force and my batteries last about 3 weeks. If I'm lucky. I understand in this video you have external batteries, but I've seen your videos where you are using alkaline batteries and they outlast mine by a looooong stretch.

    • @stevenjames3242
      @stevenjames3242 9 месяцев назад

      The solar panel. He explains in the video, a little bit.

  • @kennyarmer4092
    @kennyarmer4092 Год назад +1

    I have some cameras out in a spot where the mountain lions have been traveling through, it’s fairly close to a neighborhood I guess the cats are dining on dogs cats and chickens, the cams have been out for two months, lost my other location because new landowners don’t want me out there.

  • @jago76
    @jago76 Год назад +1

    Your videos are always a priority! Seem like a robust bear population. Ant idea how many different bears were shown?

  • @lesliepavelko8600
    @lesliepavelko8600 Год назад

    Great job, thank you

  • @NorthMissouriOutdoors
    @NorthMissouriOutdoors Год назад +1

    Awesome footage thanks for sharing buddy

  • @nickschultz3259
    @nickschultz3259 Год назад +2

    I've been subscribed a long time, but I don't remember an alligator incident, other than a few that were basking on the trails. which video are you referring to?

    • @MrYfrank14
      @MrYfrank14 Год назад

      I don't remember which video it was, but as he was walking through water a gator jumped up right in front of him.
      Fortunately, it bit his tripod instead of him.
      All he needed was some tape to repair the tripod and, I assume, new underwear.
      Unfortunately for us, his camera wasn't on at the time of the attack.

    • @MrYfrank14
      @MrYfrank14 Год назад +1

      Found it.
      m.ruclips.net/video/wAbnhCsqv0Q/видео.html

    • @nickschultz3259
      @nickschultz3259 Год назад +1

      @@MrYfrank14 Right on! Thanks!

  • @onlyjesussaves840
    @onlyjesussaves840 Год назад +1

    LOL! Never seen a dear go to the bathroom b4. ;)

  • @cibinskymojo5750
    @cibinskymojo5750 Год назад +1

    Another great video Mr. Harrell. Thank you!

  • @acastillophotography
    @acastillophotography Год назад +2

    Super

  • @snakeman1
    @snakeman1 Год назад +1

    Great job Tim. Notice you’re not using a bear box. Do you find the bears don’t mess with your gear as much when you put the cam 6’ up? Thanks👍

  • @gheffz
    @gheffz Год назад +1

    Tim, welcome back!!! So good to see another trail blazing adventure. I haven't seen the video yet, about to now! Thanks!

    • @gheffz
      @gheffz Год назад

      Thanks, Tim... it was excellent. Certainly is a good spot. What was the animal that sounded like a pup yelling? I saw a cougar walk into frame, but the sound sounded some way off?

  • @bekkiware264
    @bekkiware264 Год назад +1

    As always, thank you for the video.

  • @WildlifeTrailcamUK
    @WildlifeTrailcamUK Год назад

    Great to see you changing the camera cards over and that great footage - especially of the deer! Thanks for sharing

  • @68dart
    @68dart Год назад +2

    Awesome , Thanks Tim 😊

  • @pedrotorresexposito7080
    @pedrotorresexposito7080 Год назад +1

    Nice video Tim, many thanks

  • @unrulyjulie4382
    @unrulyjulie4382 Год назад

    I'm amazed that the bears don't destroy that solar panel! We are so glad to have you back, Tim! You're one of a kind (the best)!

  • @jimross5717
    @jimross5717 Год назад

    Very nice. I liked the cougar vocalizations. Wish you could still buy this camera. Hands down best trail cam videos.

  • @mwsmith6209
    @mwsmith6209 Год назад

    I am a fan of the Swamp catchers show. This past season several of the casts members went to Florida everglades to catch pythons/boas(super snakes). I am curious as to whether you ever see any of these snakes urself. I've seen all ur posted videos and never heard you mention any big snakes. Wondering?

  • @kathybrandt6060
    @kathybrandt6060 Год назад

    Really nice video. And I am very happy to see that you made it back to your home after almost getting eaten by an alligator. You’re right you still were in shock, but I’m glad you made it home.

  • @hogkillerjp
    @hogkillerjp Год назад +1

    excellent as always..

  • @glennlashart131
    @glennlashart131 Год назад

    Tim, love your videos. Been watching them for a while. I live in Florida too and love the outdoors, but halfway through this video, shot in August, I just have to ask.....why all the layers, man? Aren't you burning up? I mean, I know the bugs are bad, but long sleeves, long pants and multi layered? What is the reasoning? I'm both curious and concerned.

  • @edsmetaldetecting31
    @edsmetaldetecting31 Год назад +1

    Awesome footage!!

  • @crisprtalk6963
    @crisprtalk6963 Год назад

    honestly I skip through all the talk in the beginning of the videos and go right to the animal footage.

    • @jpe1
      @jpe1 Год назад

      Interesting that you do that… one of the things that has held me up from uploading my own trail cam footage is feeling inadequate to narrate them like Tim, he does such a great job and I have tried but failed to match his friendly,easygoing yet informative style. The few vids that I have uploaded (like my bear, bobcat, and deer video) have no narration, and I thought that was a big shortcoming, but based on your comment, perhaps not so much.

  • @kathryn.merlino
    @kathryn.merlino Год назад +2

    Tim, can you share the settings on your Browning cams? I have mine set up but I seem to have to replace the batteries every three weeks or so. I am thinking of getting the solar panel, but it has been out of stock everywhere. I hear your voice when I pull the memory card and then when I put them on my computer 😂. Hope all is well down there, especially since I know it’s been a warm winter!

    • @ShrikeZone
      @ShrikeZone  Год назад +4

      Thanks Kathryn. I have my cameras set to take 30 second videos with a 10 second delay between triggers. I shoot 1080p video. I have the smart IR turned on in case something continues to move around in front of the camera. The solar panel has been in use for more than a year and the batteries still show 100%.

    • @TravelerWendell13
      @TravelerWendell13 Год назад +2

      @@ShrikeZone I was just going to type this question after I read through the comments. Thank you for the info. I'm a newby with a cheap little $50 camera. We live just outside of Ocala on the Greenway. I got a couple of deer last night, hoping for a bear or two. Thanks for giving me a new hobby. Glad the gator missed you. ;)

    • @duygukayhanisaskank4915
      @duygukayhanisaskank4915 Год назад

      ​@@ShrikeZone Hey Tim, your videos are AWESOME & I sincerely appreciate ALL the
      work you employ to make & post them.
      QUESTION: Is it possible to set your trail cameras to have a date & time stamp?
      I think it would add an interesting aspect to know when the images were recorded.
      If not a date stamp...perhaps a time stamp only.
      THANKS for your consideration.
      Best regards from Yucatan Mexico,
      Ben

  • @carmengordon4134
    @carmengordon4134 Год назад

    Did anyone else hear a faint wood knock at approximately 8:09, 8:10? The buck raised his head when he heard it and looked in the direction which it seemed to come.

  • @ruralfringefauna
    @ruralfringefauna Год назад

    The critters don't mind the red glow?

  • @johnjimjohnston
    @johnjimjohnston Год назад +1

    that was good

  • @michaelnelligan1214
    @michaelnelligan1214 Год назад +2

    Hopefully a skunk ape someday. lol Great job !

  • @thatcurveguy
    @thatcurveguy Год назад +1

    Great video. Glad to see your posting. Been awhile.