Man! Walking thru that stuff ( SNAKES!!!!!), and the swamp too! You got guts. I’m too big a chicken! Thanks for giving people like me a glimps of the Everglades/ swamps. AWSOME!
Hello from New Zealand. Thank you so much for your videos, so interesting, clear and well put together. We don't have bears or cougar, etc in NZ. You are brave just to go out and put the cameras up along the trails... Keep making these, many thanks. Clara
Though the smaller black bears and cougars are indeed dangerous.. They try to avoid humans at all cost. It is advised to hike with other person when in bear and cougar habitat...and do bring Bear Spray or a firearm. Bear spray will also work good on cougars. Stay sharp and make noise as you walk will help limit an encounter with such an animal.
I am 78 year old women, living in an apartment near DC. Your videos bring a new dimension to my life. I really enjoy watching, and you are so brave walking in those swamps. Thanks for your efforts. ❤️🤎💚💙🖤🧡
Thank you! Because of your efforts I have been able to see and experience your wonderful swamp. I loved the owl and the orchid. Your work is much appreciated.
I always look forward to your videos. I’m going through some really rough times and I mean it when I say that your videos bring me some happiness. Thank you.
I know it must have been awhile ago but I hope you’re doing better and remember everything will always get better just do the best you can !! Keep your head up !!
Thanks again for another great video. You are so dedicated and your love of nature is so evident. I look forward to seeing your next trail camera pickup!!!!!!! Love the owl.
I thought for sure the testacle tree would make them bears flinch LoL its amazing how they have figured out to keep their feet on the tree to keep it down, Don't make us wait too long for the next Trail Camera Pickup Tim !
I really love the sound of that owl, that was really awesome just like you said. Tim those bears look really big, I thought they were funny going over that branch...There has to be so fun you doing what you do to stay safe and thank you for sharing so much have a good day
We always enjoy your videos, loved the owls, but this time I'll admit you had me laughing, I won't touch the branch where the bears drag their stuff over it (thanks for the warning), & picturing you " skating in the bear pooh", LOL,LOL THOSE WERE FUNNY !!!! Thanks again Tim for all your hard work, looking forward to seeing the fox footage too, good job !!!!
Actually, Tim, I appreciate the scenery and the unusual flora hanging from the trees, just as much as the activity. Thanks for braving the swamp critters and the mosquitoes for your followers. How else would I ever get to see this amazing and sometimes surprising stuff. Even at night, in black and white, it's an experience.
I get a real kick out your commentary and camera work....I am a retired camera man for a tv news team in Canada you have a great sense of humour and great courage to walk in the swamps like you do keep it up...Danial
I love owl calls. I miss the years of living out in the country when my husband was alive and we would hear them calling to each other One night after he past away I heard 2 in the trailer Park where we lived at I thought maybe my husband sent them to me one last time so I could hear them. Now I am living in the city not by choice and I feel like a person in a prison away from wild life sounds so these videos sure help me .
OMG I enjoy these so much ,thank you for this it's pretty amazing how you can walk through that swamp, scary, and those bears loved it nice job can't wait until the next one
Some of those bears got tired of getting smacked in the nuts, and started going under the branch. Barred owls are great until one builds a nest 50 feet from your bedroom window, and decides to chat with the owl across the street all day while you sleep.
LOVE that OWL call...one night we sat up in our Neighborhood and heard them calling to each other all night, loud, they were in the pines above our house. It was thrilling to hear!!
Some great footage ! I gotta say what is really impressive to me...the temp on the last shot of you picking up the camera 🔥 110 degrees! Had to unBEARable in the swamp @ 110. Ouch. Thanks.
Interesting the way different creatures handle the trail obstacle (the branch) Even some bears step on it to hold it down. The deer jumps it with a twist to the right and keeps on going. Love observing this.
I like when U leave the date and time on the screen when viewed. Some of those days get as high as 108 degrees F in the heat of the day when the bear or panthers cross by ... it is amazing how intense. How do U stand such circumstances when collecting the camera or putting it out on the trail? I mean mosquitos, swamp, wild animals and such ... are U a adrenaline junkie? Or just don't think about it? I thank you for the sheer dedication and effort U have made to make these videos, really. Cudos to U for sure. It is very exciting to see wild animals in their natural habitat. U are a fearless adventure I think with a tough skin to endure such hardships. I think about how U risk Ur life. It is incredible.
Thank you Browning for helping Tim out with his censor cover. I buy your products all the time . Thanks Tim for your trail cam footage. Keep up the good work.!
It seems like the male bears that cross the branch don't want it to spring up and hit their testicles, so most of them have developed methods to prevent that from happening.
Tim, I just purchased a Browning camera because of your videos. Going to send Browning an email and let them know it was because of your channel. Keep up the good work.
Tim Harrell ....have you ever seen any big black cats??? I have heard stories rumors really that the black cats are out there too but I don't believe that I was just wondering if you have ever seen anything like that???
We have black panthers in East Texas. I have several close, reliable friends that have seen one and one of them had a picture of their dogs chasing it. When I lived down by the Sabine River, I heard a panther one night. It actually made all the hair on our bodies stand up! Obviously, I don't know what color that one was.
I appreciated seeing the Barred Owl up high. I didn't realize how large they are! I know other types are & accompany my Pomeranians on outside pottie breaks, as we have an expanse of acreage behind our house that facilitates hunting by predator birds.
I love all the nature sounds, so glad you didn't add music. I have a question or two...do you call your Deer White tail? Does your black bear get any bigger or was he a youngin?
great job sir and tyvm for letting me see the wild animals. As a old man i cant get out very much anymore. Maybe u can capture a BIGFOOT video and become rich and famous :D
@George Rusch I'm sure you realize that C14 dating is not used, nor applicable for paleontological timescales. C14 is really only applicable to archeological timescales. For deeper time, such as for non-bird dinosaurs, K-Ar would be more appropriate. Anyone who suggests to you that C14 radiometric dating can be used for such massive timescales is deliberately pulling the wool over your eyes. It would be like measuring the passing of a century with a stopwatch.
Man! Walking thru that stuff ( SNAKES!!!!!), and the swamp too! You got guts. I’m too big a chicken! Thanks for giving people like me a glimps of the Everglades/ swamps. AWSOME!
Lol, just tslk to yourself to calm you down thats all ya gotta do
Nice. The large mammals are always cool but the barred owl was icing on the cake both by sight & sound. Thanks.
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Hello from New Zealand. Thank you so much for your videos, so interesting, clear and well put together. We don't have bears or cougar, etc in NZ. You are brave just to go out and put the cameras up along the trails... Keep making these, many thanks. Clara
Though the smaller black bears and cougars are indeed dangerous.. They try to avoid humans at all cost. It is advised to hike with other person when in bear and cougar habitat...and do bring Bear Spray or a firearm. Bear spray will also work good on cougars. Stay sharp and make noise as you walk will help limit an encounter with such an animal.
I am 78 year old women, living in an apartment near DC. Your videos bring a new dimension to my life. I really enjoy watching, and you are so brave walking in those swamps. Thanks for your efforts. ❤️🤎💚💙🖤🧡
Thank you! Because of your efforts I have been able to see and experience your wonderful swamp. I loved the owl and the orchid. Your work is much appreciated.
I always look forward to your videos. I’m going through some really rough times and I mean it when I say that your videos bring me some happiness. Thank you.
I know it must have been awhile ago but I hope you’re doing better and remember everything will always get better just do the best you can !! Keep your head up !!
Walking in that swamp water gave me the willies. Goodness, you have guts. Love these videos. Glad I found them. Catching up now.
Thanks again Tim. Another great video. I hope you will have more to share soon. You are the best. Take care and stay safe.
Thank You for taking me on. Your trip❤️Old Granny Cole
Thanks again for another great video. You are so dedicated and your love of nature is so evident. I look forward to seeing your next trail camera pickup!!!!!!! Love the owl.
Me too!
I thought for sure the testacle tree would make them bears flinch LoL its amazing how they have figured out to keep their feet on the tree to keep it down, Don't make us wait too long for the next Trail Camera Pickup Tim !
I just bought a recon force platinum because of your videos. Thanks!
Thanks for posting. I always enjoy seeing the wildlife of Florida. Andrew from Tennessee.
I really love the sound of that owl, that was really awesome just like you said. Tim those bears look really big, I thought they were funny going over that branch...There has to be so fun you doing what you do to stay safe and thank you for sharing so much have a good day
We always enjoy your videos, loved the owls, but this time I'll admit you had me laughing, I won't touch the branch where the bears drag their stuff over it (thanks for the warning), & picturing you " skating in the bear pooh", LOL,LOL THOSE WERE FUNNY !!!! Thanks again Tim for all your hard work, looking forward to seeing the fox footage too, good job !!!!
Thank you, thank you for all hard work. We all love it.
Omg I love your commentary and footage. Fun to watch. Thank you for sharing!
I live in the UK. Your clips give me a window into a world that I cannot visit. Fascinating. Thanks for posting.
Thank you Phillip. I wish I had the foxes like you have over there.
Actually, Tim, I appreciate the scenery and the unusual flora hanging from the trees, just as much as the activity. Thanks for braving the swamp critters and the mosquitoes for your followers. How else would I ever get to see this amazing and sometimes surprising stuff. Even at night, in black and white, it's an experience.
Awesome video Tim
...keep up the good work and the Ghost orchid was beautiful
I get a real kick out your commentary and camera work....I am a retired camera man for a tv news team in Canada you have a great sense of humour and great courage to walk in the swamps like you do keep it up...Danial
Those bears are a riot!! One climbs over and one steps on the branch and steps over it, and one goes under it... so funny.
Thanks for the great video. I love that you share, I know those critters are out there and you always find them❤️❤️❤️❤️
you get AMAZING footage! i have a hard time watching you walk through that water! lol no way you find me walking in that!
I've really been enjoying your nature videos. Thank you so much for sharing. xo
Really enjoy your videos, Tim! I sure hope this isn't the last one you'll ever do, I look forward to them.
Execllent trail entertainment for those of us waiting for Hurricane Florence to blow through.
B WAX Greenville South Carolina here. I got my life jacket on, hah.
You certainly go through a lot to bring us beautiful animals. Thanks
Another great Video Tim, thank you so much. Can’t wait for the next one. Was having terrible withdrawals !!! 😉
I love owl calls. I miss the years of living out in the country when my husband was alive and we would hear them calling to each other One night after he past away I heard 2 in the trailer Park where we lived at I thought maybe my husband sent them to me one last time so I could hear them. Now I am living in the city not by choice and I feel like a person in a prison away from wild life sounds so these videos sure help me .
My first trip to your Channel..enjoyed your critters..will subscribe. Thanks for showing the owl..now i know what was in my tree..
Great video really appreciate your hard work! Thank you!
Another great video, tim. Really enjoyed watching. Good luck on the fox hunt. Thanks for sharing.
OMG I enjoy these so much ,thank you for this it's pretty amazing how you can walk through that swamp, scary, and those bears loved it nice job can't wait until the next one
Some of those bears got tired of getting smacked in the nuts, and started going under the branch. Barred owls are great until one builds a nest 50 feet from your bedroom window, and decides to chat with the owl across the street all day while you sleep.
Are you serious ? 😂 doesn’t make for A good nights sleep eh ?
@@Tamar-sz8ox It went on for a month. At one point, there were three of them talking all freaking day. Once the young ones could fly, they left.
Big E. It’s safe to say you recognize barred owl calls 😊
Lol. Or a pack of Doves!
They would eat their kill on a branch above my girlfriends car and sometimes there'd be drops of blood on her car.
the recon is as good as it gets for night vids. absolutely stellar.
LOVE that OWL call...one night we sat up in our Neighborhood and heard them calling to each other all night, loud, they were in the pines above our house. It was thrilling to hear!!
Was that you at the 4:48 mark or was that someone trying to take the camera?
Another amazing vid - thanks for posting. When I buy, it'll be a Browning.
Tim Harrell you are one unique human been I apreciated all ur work
Amazing not a single one of those people hiking by stole your camera. You are very very very lucky.
Love the sound of those barred owls! Even have it as a ring-tone
Me tooooo! I hear them during the winter around here. I hear pigmy or screech, and great horned Owls year round. I adore Owls too!
Paused to look at the orchid. Amazing!!! I’ve never been in Florida when I could see them!!!
The orchids are ghostly. Please put more videos out. I love them. My dogs love them.
Some great footage ! I gotta say what is really impressive to me...the temp on the last shot of you picking up the camera 🔥 110 degrees! Had to unBEARable in the swamp @ 110. Ouch. Thanks.
Always enjoy these vidds. Thank you
I so love your channel so nice to see all that comes and goes thank you for sharing those amazing moments i🦋
So neat hearing the owl calling !
Thank you for sharing those vids. I enjoy watching them. Thank you for sharing!
Top best videos to watch on RUclips! Thank you.
Thank you!
Interesting the way different creatures handle the trail obstacle (the branch) Even some bears step on it to hold it down. The deer jumps it with a twist to the right and keeps on going. Love observing this.
All the male bears went over it. Even the little one that could have went under it easily. The one female bear went under it.
Good one ...hope your thumb ok saw it was bleeding 😕 look forward to the next
Great stuff Tim, I have to drive to get mine. I don't think I would be walking with all the different critters you are catching
Love it. Keep it up. I’m gonna watch all your vidios now. I live in south Florida also
Gee, that one bear though he steps on that tree across the trail, & I swear it snaps him right in his nads!!😳🌰🌰
Thank you for another great video.
Bear Balls😝 Great work, love your content. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
thanks for sharing. these are so nice to watch.
I wonder how many of those hikers would continue hiking there if they saw all those huge bears.
LOVE the thumb nail pic!👍🏼
Me too, kept waiting for that clip, Lol.
Love the owl call with the distant thunder. :-)
Who knew bear nuts hung so low? A couple pretty impressive sets going across that branch. 😃
That's what she said....
10:09 can’t imagine how hot those bears are with temps at 106F and ultra high humidity 😱😱
Thank you for the hard work you put in.
Man do I know how ticks and skeeters can be.
That bear has a huge set of balls
First thing I noticed😂
I like when U leave the date and time on the screen when viewed. Some of those days get as high as 108 degrees F in the heat of the day when the bear or panthers cross by ... it is amazing how intense. How do U stand such circumstances when collecting the camera or putting it out on the trail? I mean mosquitos, swamp, wild animals and such ... are U a adrenaline junkie? Or just don't think about it? I thank you for the sheer dedication and effort U have made to make these videos, really. Cudos to U for sure. It is very exciting to see wild animals in their natural habitat. U are a fearless adventure I think with a tough skin to endure such hardships. I think about how U risk Ur life. It is incredible.
I keep wondering whether Tim has ever encountered a bear or panther while walking the trails.
You have such a diversity of animal life. Surprisingly Foxes are a nightly phenomenon here in the UK.
Thank you Browning for helping Tim out with his censor cover. I buy your products all the time . Thanks Tim for your trail cam footage. Keep up the good work.!
I've been waiting for this! In the off season do some urban cam. I know it isn't the same but better than nothing. thanks
Lol "lots of bear testicles" - chuckled aloud, luckily no-one around.
Oh that orchid! Thank you.
Fascinating stuff thanks for putting your life on the line,, I do not think I could do what u do, but I love it!!!
Yay! Another Tim video!
It seems like the male bears that cross the branch don't want it to spring up and hit their testicles, so most of them have developed methods to prevent that from happening.
It just take one good wack to teach them a lesson. :)
This is one brave man
I guess that is what makes them animals, no fear of dragging the old coin purse over any land obstacles.
Tim, I just purchased a Browning camera because of your videos. Going to send Browning an email and let them know it was because of your channel. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Tim Harrell ....have you ever seen any big black cats??? I have heard stories rumors really that the black cats are out there too but I don't believe that I was just wondering if you have ever seen anything like that???
I've never seen one and I've never captured one on my trail cameras. I think they are a myth.
Tim Harrell ...I thought so ...thank you sir
We have black panthers in East Texas. I have several close, reliable friends that have seen one and one of them had a picture of their dogs chasing it. When I lived down by the Sabine River, I heard a panther one night. It actually made all the hair on our bodies stand up! Obviously, I don't know what color that one was.
I appreciated seeing the Barred Owl up high. I didn't realize how large they are! I know other types are & accompany my Pomeranians on outside pottie breaks, as we have an expanse of acreage behind our house that facilitates hunting by predator birds.
Please be careful..an owl took my cat..10 pounds!! And hawks have tried for my little dogs..they never go out alone
I love all the nature sounds, so glad you didn't add music. I have
a question or two...do you call your
Deer White tail? Does your black
bear get any bigger or was he a youngin?
I believe those are called white tail deer. There are some monster bears in there.
@@ShrikeZone thank you for your reply. Love watching your work
@@ShrikeZone sorry forgot to say Iam up here in Canada.
Love these videos! It relaxes me. Thanks!
great job sir and tyvm for letting me see the wild animals. As a old man i cant get out very much anymore. Maybe u can capture a BIGFOOT video and become rich and famous :D
Pretty ! Ghost orchid! Forest Gump said to that sit happens! In stepping in that crapped ! Going on a bear hunt lol 😝
Enjoy your videos. Great quality.
Dude’s just walking around in a swamp where 🐊 live. Nope, not me.
Thank you for sharing Tim.
What I learned today: Bears have big balls.
That Owl sounded so cool!
Great video again, Tim.
I can't wait to set up my trail camera. Thank you for the recommendation, Tim.
Love the Ghost Orchid 👍
Thanking you from Colorado
So the question is snswered, a bear does crap in the woods!
Fantastic video .. thank you!
Are there no female bears in the swamp? Love the videos. Thanks for sharing!
I enjoy your videos. Do you come across cotten mouth snakes
Man I hate when I drag my balls while stepping over tree limbs! Great footage!
Yeah the young bear crosses it correctly lol.
Yeah, the same thing happens to me ;-)
funny how some bears where smart enough to hold the branch down while crossing and others got whacked in the stomach and they had to drag balls.
Thanks for share, greetings from Sonora México
Those turkeys made me think DINOSAUR!!! Some real nice video of your local wildlife
Turkeys (and all birds) ARE dinosaurs, plus 65 million years!
@George Rusch I'm sure you realize that C14 dating is not used, nor applicable for paleontological timescales. C14 is really only applicable to archeological timescales. For deeper time, such as for non-bird dinosaurs, K-Ar would be more appropriate. Anyone who suggests to you that C14 radiometric dating can be used for such massive timescales is deliberately pulling the wool over your eyes. It would be like measuring the passing of a century with a stopwatch.
@George Rusch May I have your permission to quote you on the next episode of the Blue Streak Science Podcast? www.bluestreakscience.com
@George Rusch Thank you.
Thanks for the owl calls. Very cool