THAT WAS SOOOOOO AWESOME!!!😃👍THOSE RASCALS ARE SO ADORABLE WITH THAT GORGEOUS STRIPED TAIL ALL STRAIGHT UP 😍 I LOVED THIS🥰❤THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!!😊👍👍💙
I could not be more delighted watching your trail cam video. It filled my heart with joy ❤️. What a treat to see these beautiful Coatimundi. Thank you for making my day!
Excuse me, but...Holy Crap! They are beautiful 😍 And, so many in one place!! A few decades ago, my aunt and I were so blessed to see 👀 one in the wild during a hike at a large bird sanctuary somewhere in Southern Arizona. One of my favorite memories ❤️ during my visits with my favorite aunt and uncle, who moved from Iowa to Tucson in the late 1950s.
That is a magnificent capture of a good sized band of coatis- the tree climber, color variations and interactions provides a great glimpse into the life of a coati. Thank you!
Thank you I needed this. I had a grin ear to ear and made me actually giggle out loud. I was tense from my asthma acting up but this helped me to relax. Beautiful animals! Thank you again! 😊❤
Love em! So many of em romping together! Their chirp-squeaks are so cute, too! I enjoy all of your videos…brings smiles so thank you so much for sharing!
Fantastic footage indeed. 15 years ago I observed 2 in my back yard in Scottsdale. I was amazed though they were raccoons at first. I see wonder every day after viewing my trail cam videos in the AM. Bob cats, coyotes, javelina, and a host of wildlife. So much happening 3am dawn and dusk. Great video! Thanks
I love your videos!!! I explore out in the rincon valley and above quite a bit and your videos show things I only ever get very quick glimpses of and by time I get my camera out it's gone.... You tell people about it and they say sureeeeee. I love Arizona!
Thanks for posting! It's nice to see you are not hunting them?... I saw a different trail cam posting with these animals in it and had no idea what they were or that they were in AZ!! Best from Colorado!
GREAT FOOTAGE! We see them alot in Ramsey Canyon at the wonderful #RamseyCanyonInn Just curious, did you have any persons in all camo clothes? (Illegals)
I went hiking in Sabino Canyon today and saw just a single one, on the trail, not far from the dam. I was under impression they're always in groups, like javelinas. I read that in spring, females go away for some weeks to birth babies. Maybe I encountered one such female?
I was mountain biking on the azt north of patagonia and surprised a large male. He surprised me as much. Then a week later on a dual sport moto tour I encountered two separate sightings of a large group of females and young.
Headed to Africa and will be staying in a tent in wild animal populated area. Any chance you have an affordable recommendation for an easy setup trail cam I could locate around the tent?
Hi …love your videos and really miss seeing the date, time, temperature. It adds to the wonder of it all and seeing how changes occur at certain points in time. Thanks, Jason
THAT WAS SOOOOOO AWESOME!!!😃👍THOSE RASCALS ARE SO ADORABLE WITH THAT GORGEOUS STRIPED TAIL ALL STRAIGHT UP 😍 I LOVED THIS🥰❤THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!!😊👍👍💙
I could not be more delighted watching your trail cam video. It filled my heart with joy ❤️. What a treat to see these beautiful Coatimundi. Thank you for making my day!
Thank you so much for watching!
Excuse me, but...Holy Crap! They are beautiful 😍 And, so many in one place!! A few decades ago, my aunt and I were so blessed to see 👀 one in the wild during a hike at a large bird sanctuary somewhere in Southern Arizona. One of my favorite memories ❤️ during my visits with my favorite aunt and uncle, who moved from Iowa to Tucson in the late 1950s.
I often seen many in the Troops (Groups)
That is a magnificent capture of a good sized band of coatis- the tree climber, color variations and interactions provides a great glimpse into the life of a coati. Thank you!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you I needed this. I had a grin ear to ear and made me actually giggle out loud. I was tense from my asthma acting up but this helped me to relax. Beautiful animals! Thank you again! 😊❤
Oh my, that 's a lot of coatis!!! Wonderful to see.
Love em! So many of em romping together! Their chirp-squeaks are so cute, too! I enjoy all of your videos…brings smiles so thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching!
Very enjoyable video thank you so much, I always love seeing all the wildlife. Can't wait for the next one. Thank you for all your hard work. ❤
Very cute critters! It appears as if you have as many as I do Raccoons in my area (Northcentral Arkansas).
Fantastic footage indeed.
15 years ago I observed 2 in my back yard in Scottsdale.
I was amazed though they were raccoons at first.
I see wonder every day after viewing my trail cam videos in the AM.
Bob cats, coyotes, javelina, and a host of wildlife.
So much happening 3am dawn and dusk.
Great video!
Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Great sight to see! I didn't even know they hang out in huge groups. Thanks Jason!
The big groups are called Troops. Females and younger Coatimundis. Males are usually loners.
I never knew coati came this far north, much less this many of them.
It’s full blown herd! Great stuff Jason!
I love your videos!!! I explore out in the rincon valley and above quite a bit and your videos show things I only ever get very quick glimpses of and by time I get my camera out it's gone.... You tell people about it and they say sureeeeee. I love Arizona!
Thank you! I also explore Rincon Valley...
@@JasonMillerOutdoors couple familiar places in your vids. Be safe out there!
That is so awesome!
Thank you!
Beautiful creatures.
I agree...
These guys are having a party! Love your videos.
Haha, they are fun to watch! Thanks for watching.
Nice to see and hear you. I usually watch on mute. So I lucked out.
I try to make an appearance every now and then.
Very cool! I occasionally see them around the catalina foothills in tucson!
Yeah, I love getting them on camera!
Thanks for posting! It's nice to see you are not hunting them?... I saw a different trail cam posting with these animals in it and had no idea what they were or that they were in AZ!! Best from Colorado!
Love your videos! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching!
They're gorgeous. So funny when they investigate the camera 📸 😂
They are very curious creatures.
I love coatis! 🐾🐾🐾💚🌵
Great Camera, love the video😊
Thank you!
GREAT FOOTAGE!
We see them alot in Ramsey Canyon at the wonderful #RamseyCanyonInn
Just curious, did you have any persons in all camo clothes? (Illegals)
I sometimes get illegals on camera, always in camo clothing.
Somebody crossed some raccoons with some spider monkeys! 😱
I didn't know that coatimundi were wild in Arizona.!!!!
All over Az, especially in Southern Az.
Nice action! Looks like a spooky Snow White forest. Lol
Haha, that is exactly what this place is.... I never go in there close to Dark!
Another great video
Thank you Beth!
I either saw a Devil Monkey or one of these on Staroids at lake Piru California.
Don't think they are in California but you never know.
@@JasonMillerOutdoors Whatever it was I've never seen one before. It's tail was super long. It stood up and it was almost 5 ft tall.
@@mikecalif5553 Pelosi?
@@menmypan lol
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Thank you!
Are these any relation to “Ring Tail Lemurs” or are they a completely different breed?
No, they are related to the Raccoon.
I thought I was lucky to see a few dozen over the years near Tonopah and west of Wickenburg.
I've seen many together.
I went hiking in Sabino Canyon today and saw just a single one, on the trail, not far from the dam. I was under impression they're always in groups, like javelinas. I read that in spring, females go away for some weeks to birth babies. Maybe I encountered one such female?
Males are loners
@@JasonMillerOutdoors thank you for the insight!
Coatimundis are very cute
Yes they are...
I didn't know they traveled in packs.
The females do.
Love it!!
Thank you Karen!
@@JasonMillerOutdoors I just love your videos. You bring nature that I don't get to see right to me!!
Do you put out any food for them to all stop in the same place?
They forage for food in this area and check under everything for insects or whatever they can find.
Do they ever make it up to the Phoenix area ? Haha . What elevation do they prefer ?
All my footage is Southern Az. I get them in low desert and high elevations.
That's a lot of Coti. I usually only see one in person.
Solo coatis are lone males.
I was mountain biking on the azt north of patagonia and surprised a large male. He surprised me as much. Then a week later on a dual sport moto tour I encountered two separate sightings of a large group of females and young.
Solo male sighting yesterday along the San Pedro.
How much does a coatimundi weigh? They look to be about 20 pounds.
That is about right.
Why were the coatis attracted to this area?
This is a mesquite thicket they often go through looking for food.
Headed to Africa and will be staying in a tent in wild animal populated area. Any chance you have an affordable recommendation for an easy setup trail cam I could locate around the tent?
Wow! That would be amazing... Check out Wild Game Terra 12 Gamecameras on Amazon.
Did you decide to remove the date/time & temperature displays for good?
Just trying it out. Some don't like seeing it, and some do.
Hi …love your videos and really miss seeing the date, time, temperature. It adds to the wonder of it all and seeing how changes occur at certain points in time. Thanks, Jason
@@JasonMillerOutdoors….I really like having the additional info…it simply adds to the wonder of it all. Thanks for wonderful videos.
@@kathyteston1669
I totally agree.
It’s too bad some ppl complained about that…
Total number in group?
I'm not sure? Alot... haha
Time of day?
Morning
Thanks, that's an area my grandmother grew up in.