Just a brief word to you both: despite your criminally low subscriber count, I want you to know how much I appreciate the work you put into all your videos. Just wonderful. I hope you're proud of what you've made. Greetings from Australia.
Thanks. Glad you like the film. We're good with the low subscriber number. A social media celebrity is not on my list of things to become. 'Anonimissness' (I can neither say or spell the word) is a wonderful thing.
Absolutely agree, I don't know how RUclips is supposed to work but the fact that this channel hasn't got many many more subscribers means something just isn't right with what RUclips does.
Superb production (as always) - echoing other comments; it's criminal that you guys aren't a standard fixture on a Discovery-type channel with these sort of documentaries. Classy production and excellent commentary 👍
An absolutely superb video! Thanks, Summer and Gav! 👍👍 Opening the day with the "alarm clock" call of the Canada goose was pure genius. If Walt Disney was still alive and making his short "True Life Adventure" films, he'd be insanely jealous of this short film!
A wonderful view in to the beauty and workings of nature I’m sure most have not seen! I have ,but your film brings a magical touch to it like no other! Well done, again!
Thanks Todd. There's a lot goes on out there in the bush. I'm learning a ton of stuff making these films. In addition to my travels further afield, I would previously have just wandered off but now never without bear spray.
Thank you both for your dedication to showing life as it happens, i appreciate the effort you have put into the editing of this video. Hoping you are both well and looking forward to more from you Gippy
What an awesome spot, great to capture all the raw footage. Is this your land? it’s amazing. You guys do incredible things, videos are next level 🤙🏽🤠🦘🇦🇺
Greetings Geoff. Summers family owns a small 'ranch' which yields a lot of good wildlife shots. up further into the hills filming occurs on public lands or areas I have permission to go. That comes with risks and I've stopped that due to thieves of the human variety.
Love your work, Wilms. Your stuff is in a vastly different style from Foreman, but I've been following you guys for years and I always look forward to your new one. Thanks very much to you both
Brilliant work. I’m sure it took a shit tonne of work capturing all the imagery, and even more work editing the production. Of particular note, your opening few minutes were fantastic. Great sound editing too, across the board. As a fellow content creator, I know you have particular pieces that you are proud of, this I am sure is one of yours as it should be. Well done from Jafffa Adventures ❤️👍😎
Greetings Jaffa. Glad you like the film. The trail cam videos are a lot of fun all the way from setting up cameras to putting the story and films together. Being locally filmed opens up extra story telling possibilities, as you'd know with adventure films you 'get what you can get' and make the best of it, where these types of films if you need a specific shot to make the story work it's a matter of walking out the back door and getting it.
Oh goody goody, just got home and now have something worth watching :) My only trail cam footage recently is a mouse attacking a gecko in our kitchen cupboard :)
💎 Hidden Gem Alert! 💎 I stumbled upon your channel and I am genuinely stunned at the low subscriber count given the unparalleled quality of your nature videos. Each frame is a testimony to the incredible beauty that our planet harbors, captured with a clarity that is nothing short of a visual feast. It is an absolute crime that RUclips's algorithm hasn't caught up to the marvel that is your channel. Channels like yours are the beating heart of this platform, offering viewers a serene escape into the untouched corners of our world, away from the chaos of daily life. I just wanted to take a moment to appreciate the effort, passion, and skill that clearly goes into each video. You are crafting not just content, but experiences that transport us straight into the heart of nature, offering a perspective that is both intimate and grandiose. Let's all do our part in sharing this channel far and wide. Content of this caliber deserves to be witnessed by millions, not just thousands. Keep up the astonishing work, and here's to hoping that RUclips wakes up to the treasure trove that is your channel! Subscribed, liked, and shared 💖
Awesome awedio, veritably fastidious videographic wonderments. Guys, the audio is exquisite, as also the trail cam capturings. I'd forgotten about the cattus maximus (apologies to "Strait-Tail"? ). So who is Krikkit's* friend?. And how are you two too? eggsplan nation; "Krikkit's"* is my dumm attempt at outlandish poetic lysense (when it comes to miss spollengings). Oh and the editing is superb. Over what length of time (of the year) are these from, and how far from where you live??. Looks absolutely gorgeous. Am interested in what the actual gear is that you utilised for all of this fine work. As always, very excellently done throughout (planning/on site/editing). Am looking forward to the Foreman Build's next espisoda. ~ ~ 🙃🤠
Greetings Noel. Straight tail is a semi feral who lives outside whilst her sister Kinky tail lives with us. She was also a semi feral who chose the good life and has a double 90 degree nock in the tail where it got slammed by a door, hence the name. I mainly use Browning cameras HP 4 and HP5, with a preference for the no glow variety which result in more natural behavior of the subject. The no glow do produce a 'muddier' image compared to ominous red glowing infa variety but they often spook the subject. Trail cam audio is terrible and only the most essential parts ever make it into a film. I use a Rode NT4 stereo mic for 'on location' high quality recordings used for back ground and ambience. Animal noises are all faked, a local horse provides snorts and breath noises for deer and bears, Krikkit helps with grass rustles, dead deer leg whacked on the ground for deer hoof noises and mostly me making bush noises in various locations does the rest.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Summer I have this repeating image of you rolling your eyes, as you wade into "TEP" {The Editing Process}, armed? with the sadly unforgetable experiences of dead~hoof whackings, snorts/russels (rustles) burd cawls and other interesting acoutrements~to~the~visuals**. ** especially "additional items added for flavoring". 🦘🐨🕊🐱 Oh and thanks Gavin for the interesting insight into your felinious friends. PS will check out your gear inawhile, and thanks for the info. I can be at times inquisiytiff. :)
What a great film ! I’m always waiting for your latest. So pleased your back online 😊 We’ve watched all your vids many many times, brilliant ! We love you guys - your vid’s are always so interesting and professionally filmed. Is this near to your home ?
Many Thanks. All the shots are from around where we are living and much of it is just outside the house. Likewise the high quality audio recordings we use are made where the creatures are filmed so they may not be seasonally accurate they are by location.
Another wonderful video, totally entertaining, informative a true work of art. your video work, sound and editing are amazing. I check your channel frequently to see if you have posted any recently, so glad that you did. Cricket sees to be alive and well. Question, was all of your video shot on a trail cam? The clarity, sharpness was amazing. What train cam or cameras did you use ? Thank you and happy trails!!
Greetings John. Glad you liked the film. The opening scenes and some of the closing scenes were shot with a DSLR and inside the old barn, the vast majority of the film using trail cameras. Although there have been a few different models the ones I like the best are the Browning recon force elite and Special Ops elite HP4 and 5. The former has crisper night images but it's red Infa glow tends to spook the animals whilst the latter has slightly 'muddier' results but the 'no glow' records more natural behavior. Very little audio is retained due to poor quality and is replaced with high quality 'on location' audio recordings using a Rode NT4 microphone. Recordings may not be seasonally accurate but are by location and time of day. Animal noises are recreations of me rustling about in the bush with the help of Krikkit and the neighbors horse, who assisted with sniffs and snorts.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Thank you for the great reply to my question, very interesting. It sounds like it might have been Wilms? I have enjoyed yours and Foreman"s videos "since I first started watching your RUclips adventures on the "Mojave road/trail"; which was excellent. Great work you two, extremely informative and entertaining! happy trails! John
Just a brief word to you both: despite your criminally low subscriber count, I want you to know how much I appreciate the work you put into all your videos. Just wonderful. I hope you're proud of what you've made. Greetings from Australia.
I support every word of that comment! Greetings from Norway.
Thanks. Glad you like the film. We're good with the low subscriber number. A social media celebrity is not on my list of things to become. 'Anonimissness' (I can neither say or spell the word) is a wonderful thing.
Absolutely agree, I don't know how RUclips is supposed to work but the fact that this channel hasn't got many many more subscribers means something just isn't right with what RUclips does.
Superb production (as always) - echoing other comments; it's criminal that you guys aren't a standard fixture on a Discovery-type channel with these sort of documentaries. Classy production and excellent commentary 👍
Thanks Paul. Cheers from us.
An absolutely superb video! Thanks, Summer and Gav! 👍👍 Opening the day with the "alarm clock" call of the Canada goose was pure genius. If Walt Disney was still alive and making his short "True Life Adventure" films, he'd be insanely jealous of this short film!
Thanks Noah, the Canada goose is a must have.
Beautifully compiled and narrated video. It is much better and more relaxing than much of the rubbish on commercial tv. Well done....Very well done.
TERRIFIC!!! I really enjoyed this. Beautiful photography. Lovingly narrated. Bravo and THANK YOU.
That was just brilliant! Totally fascinating and absorbing. Wonderful editing. Keep it coming. This Aussie just loved it.
Fantastic Wilms 🎉 thank you
..A VERY GOOD MORNIN' TO YOU, KEEP SAFE AND WELL...
Wonderful content and production. Always waiting with great anticipation for your next video.
A wonderful view in to the beauty and workings of nature I’m sure most have not seen! I have ,but your film brings a magical touch to it like no other! Well done, again!
Thanks Todd. There's a lot goes on out there in the bush. I'm learning a ton of stuff making these films. In addition to my travels further afield, I would previously have just wandered off but now never without bear spray.
Thank you both for your dedication to showing life as it happens, i appreciate the effort you have put into the editing of this video. Hoping you are both well and looking forward to more from you Gippy
Thanks Gippy.
Great video of nature. I’m still watching the reruns of your Landy films Thanks
What an awesome spot, great to capture all the raw footage. Is this your land? it’s amazing. You guys do incredible things, videos are next level 🤙🏽🤠🦘🇦🇺
Greetings Geoff. Summers family owns a small 'ranch' which yields a lot of good wildlife shots. up further into the hills filming occurs on public lands or areas I have permission to go. That comes with risks and I've stopped that due to thieves of the human variety.
Love your work, Wilms. Your stuff is in a vastly different style from Foreman, but I've been following you guys for years and I always look forward to your new one. Thanks very much to you both
V nice. Beautiful visuals. Must have taken and age to capture and edit.
More greetings form Australia. This is brilliant. well done!
Brilliant work. I’m sure it took a shit tonne of work capturing all the imagery, and even more work editing the production. Of particular note, your opening few minutes were fantastic. Great sound editing too, across the board. As a fellow content creator, I know you have particular pieces that you are proud of, this I am sure is one of yours as it should be. Well done from Jafffa Adventures ❤️👍😎
Greetings Jaffa. Glad you like the film. The trail cam videos are a lot of fun all the way from setting up cameras to putting the story and films together. Being locally filmed opens up extra story telling possibilities, as you'd know with adventure films you 'get what you can get' and make the best of it, where these types of films if you need a specific shot to make the story work it's a matter of walking out the back door and getting it.
Look out Sir David, great work guys, that was awesome thanks for sharing
Great film making guys👌🙂
Thanks Wayne.
Brilliant little video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Good to see Krikkit too!
Oh goody goody, just got home and now have something worth watching :) My only trail cam footage recently is a mouse attacking a gecko in our kitchen cupboard :)
Interesting.
A lot of cameras and/or a lot of work.
You are both very talented.
Great work guys...
That was fabulous. Thanks you.
Thanks Jeff.
💎 Hidden Gem Alert! 💎
I stumbled upon your channel and I am genuinely stunned at the low subscriber count given the unparalleled quality of your nature videos. Each frame is a testimony to the incredible beauty that our planet harbors, captured with a clarity that is nothing short of a visual feast.
It is an absolute crime that RUclips's algorithm hasn't caught up to the marvel that is your channel. Channels like yours are the beating heart of this platform, offering viewers a serene escape into the untouched corners of our world, away from the chaos of daily life.
I just wanted to take a moment to appreciate the effort, passion, and skill that clearly goes into each video. You are crafting not just content, but experiences that transport us straight into the heart of nature, offering a perspective that is both intimate and grandiose.
Let's all do our part in sharing this channel far and wide. Content of this caliber deserves to be witnessed by millions, not just thousands. Keep up the astonishing work, and here's to hoping that RUclips wakes up to the treasure trove that is your channel!
Subscribed, liked, and shared 💖
High praise and thankyou. Glad you like the films and appreciate your comments.
What a treat. Thank you.
Thank you too!
Loved it!
Awesome awedio, veritably fastidious videographic wonderments. Guys, the audio is exquisite, as also the trail cam capturings.
I'd forgotten about the cattus maximus (apologies to "Strait-Tail"? ). So who is Krikkit's* friend?.
And how are you two too?
eggsplan nation; "Krikkit's"* is my dumm attempt at outlandish poetic lysense (when it comes to miss spollengings).
Oh and the editing is superb. Over what length of time (of the year) are these from, and how far from where you live??.
Looks absolutely gorgeous.
Am interested in what the actual gear is that you utilised for all of this fine work.
As always, very excellently done throughout (planning/on site/editing).
Am looking forward to the Foreman Build's next espisoda. ~ ~
🙃🤠
Greetings Noel. Straight tail is a semi feral who lives outside whilst her sister Kinky tail lives with us. She was also a semi feral who chose the good life and has a double 90 degree nock in the tail where it got slammed by a door, hence the name. I mainly use Browning cameras HP 4 and HP5, with a preference for the no glow variety which result in more natural behavior of the subject. The no glow do produce a 'muddier' image compared to ominous red glowing infa variety but they often spook the subject.
Trail cam audio is terrible and only the most essential parts ever make it into a film. I use a Rode NT4 stereo mic for 'on location' high quality recordings used for back ground and ambience. Animal noises are all faked, a local horse provides snorts and breath noises for deer and bears, Krikkit helps with grass rustles, dead deer leg whacked on the ground for deer hoof noises and mostly me making bush noises in various locations does the rest.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Summer I have this repeating image of you rolling your eyes, as you wade into "TEP" {The Editing Process}, armed? with the sadly unforgetable experiences of dead~hoof whackings, snorts/russels (rustles) burd cawls and other interesting acoutrements~to~the~visuals**.
** especially "additional items added for flavoring". 🦘🐨🕊🐱
Oh and thanks Gavin for the interesting insight into your felinious friends.
PS will check out your gear inawhile, and thanks for the info. I can be at times inquisiytiff. :)
What a great film !
I’m always waiting for your latest. So pleased your back online 😊
We’ve watched all your vids many many times, brilliant !
We love you guys - your vid’s are always so interesting and professionally filmed.
Is this near to your home ?
Many Thanks. All the shots are from around where we are living and much of it is just outside the house. Likewise the high quality audio recordings we use are made where the creatures are filmed so they may not be seasonally accurate they are by location.
Another wonderful video, totally entertaining, informative a true work of art. your video work, sound and editing are amazing. I check your channel frequently to see if you have posted any recently, so glad that you did. Cricket sees to be alive and well. Question, was all of your video shot on a trail cam? The clarity, sharpness was amazing. What train cam or cameras did you use ? Thank you and happy trails!!
Greetings John. Glad you liked the film. The opening scenes and some of the closing scenes were shot with a DSLR and inside the old barn, the vast majority of the film using trail cameras. Although there have been a few different models the ones I like the best are the Browning recon force elite and Special Ops elite HP4 and 5. The former has crisper night images but it's red Infa glow tends to spook the animals whilst the latter has slightly 'muddier' results but the 'no glow' records more natural behavior. Very little audio is retained due to poor quality and is replaced with high quality 'on location' audio recordings using a Rode NT4 microphone. Recordings may not be seasonally accurate but are by location and time of day. Animal noises are recreations of me rustling about in the bush with the help of Krikkit and the neighbors horse, who assisted with sniffs and snorts.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Thank you for the great reply to my question, very interesting. It sounds like it might have been Wilms? I have enjoyed yours and Foreman"s videos "since I first started watching your RUclips adventures on the "Mojave road/trail"; which was excellent. Great work you two, extremely informative and entertaining! happy trails!
John
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