Rare Animal Caught On Trail Camera in Arkansas

Since many animals are nocturnal, trail cameras are one of the best ways to see what's out there. One of my trail cameras caught an animal that is pretty rare to say the least. I have included it in this video for the enjoyment of all.
A total of five trail cameras were used in the making of this film. The two newer ones have the best sound quality. Several have asked me what camera I was using for the good night footage. Here is the link for those interested:
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Short Clips of the rare, white opossum:
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[@vernonhatton9753]

nice video Ty did you notice around 1;48 whiskers or facial hair on buck how long they are ? in 50 plus yr iv never noticed any that long wow

[@outdoorztime2923]

Great observation! 👍 I noticed that, too. The sun rays from behind him really help to show how long their whiskers really are.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@Squires Castle Thanks. I normally don't position my cameras facing East or West due to bad footage from sun rays, but the way the trail was, it was going to have to work. It ended up working perfect. Some of the trees blocked the rays from hitting the actual camera.

[@outdoorztime2923]

If you get a chance, check out this person's clip that commented on this video. The deer is up super close to the trail camera. kzbin.info/www/bejne/govHZGR9abSnrck

[@uriel6647]

Thank you so much for sharing. Seeing wildlife as they go about their lives is so peaceful and satisfying.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Yes, indeed. I sometimes spend hours in the woods. I'm always at peace there.

[@BrendaRWyatt]

That’s the broadest array of animals I’ve seen on one person’s trail camera footage. Loved it! 🦋

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you very much. I didn't start off with getting a ton of animals in mind. I wanted to take an inventory on the deer in the area, and also I am doing a little study. It has to do with deer movement (particularly bucks) and weather changes. If I hadn't gotten the white opossum on my trail cam, I probably wouldn't have posted this video. I am very thankful so many people out there have a love for animals and have enjoyed the footage. Thanks for your comment.

[@donnadees1971]

In Bristol TN, the birds were bluebirds flittering monastic the brown leaves. I could only detect the birds amongst the leaves because of their movement.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@donnadees1971 I take it you have a lot of bluebirds in Bristol, Tennessee. I really like bulebirds and normally make a nest box or two each year.

[@volkanbekdas]

Never having used a trail cam kzbin.infoUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Sounds like you decided to try it out. I like them better than all my previous cameras except one, but I paid over a hundred for that one. It had a display on the front, and you could tell exactly what your camera would capture as you mounted it into position.

[@TrustedBySeniors]

Thank you. So Blessed to live near the woods. I. Really enjoy watching the animals. Great job!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. I appreciate you checking it out.

[@zavanahjo6132]

Thank you so much, Mr. Standard... seeing animals unscripted in their natural state is so special so watch... sharing your cam shots is a blessing!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Glad you enjoyed the footage. Might have another one next year, but coming across a rare animal is "rare". We have some black coyotes around my area. I have a couple cameras out, but I'd be fortunate to catch one. Thanks for watching.

[@SmutchyBritches]

Very interesting footage. Loved it. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Glad you enjoyed it. It's always a lot of fun and enjoyment, on my end, being out in the woods.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Happy New Year, everyone! If you are like me, you really enjoy the outdoors. One thing I enjoy this time of year, besides hunting, is just being in the woods. My wife and son took a hike yesterday with me to pull a few SD cards and finish up 2022's trail camera sets. Normally, we have a sack or two to pick up any trash we see in the woods. This time, we found some of our own. About three years ago my wife lost a shoe while we were out in the woods. It somehow came out of one of her bags or something. Well, as she got close to the shoe, she knew right away it was her old shoe. (She'd taken them off while wearing hiking boots.) Anyway, get out in God's creation, and have a great 2023!

[@ShayStandardPhotography]

We will do more of this ❤️

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@ShayStandardPhotography Sounds great! We need to hit the big woods.

[@tarkansas2788]

Greetings from south AR

[@sallynye5277]

I live in the country in Ohio and I enjoyed watching your video

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@sallynye5277 Thank you very much.

[@jayesouthworth]

With all the trail cams set up across this country, not one single trail cam has caught big foot on camera. There's been obscure videos of a large creature, but those can be debunked easily. I like your youtube, I'll like and subscribe. I spend a lot of time viewing trail cams.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks for the comment, Britney. It's nice to have people interact on here. I've never caught anything even close to Bigfoot (hope I never do). The wild hogs are spooky enough for me. If I ever do see anything similar to Bigfoot, I will be going to cell cams right away. :) Trail cameras are a lot of fun; they are a big part of scouting and learning. Thanks for your subscription. Have a great 2023!

[@Al-hf3iz]

Loved the video. Born and raised in Arkansas made it even more enjoyable. I’m getting my grandkids hooked on hunting. Grandson got his first deer this year. Subscribed and hoping for more videos.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@Al-hf3iz Thanks, Mr. Al. I was born and raised in Mississippi. I moved here in 2000. I have taken a liking to Arkansas (especially the NW part). Glad you are getting your grandson into hunting. I'm working on my son, but he wants to start off squirrel hunting, and that's okay. He has a tender heart, so the does are a no-go. A nice buck he'll be more likely to harvest when the time comes. Take care!

[@dreamweaver662]

Beautiful footage of the animals….Thank You

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you, and you're welcome. I enjoy checking the cameras to see what critters are in the area. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.

[@Arkansasbowhunter59]

Thanks for the video, I enjoy checking my game cams as much as I do hunting.

[@drive9997]

It’s like Christmas morning lol

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're very welcome. Like you, I enjoy every minute of it.

[@streettuff2623]

You got some good camera shots. I'm training my first Mt Feist, really liking the nature of the Feist, fun dogs

[@outdoorztime2923]

They are great dogs and have a lot of energy. Hope you have a great time and many hours in the woods with them.

[@w.o.f.ministries1666]

That's a nice video. Large variety of wildlife. Thanks for sharing.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks, and thanks for watching! Keep burning the Ministry Light of Jesus - this world needs it more than ever.

[@w.o.f.ministries1666]

@@outdoorztime2923 I’m just getting started. Yes, this world needs Jesus!

[@wildcreekoutdoors]

I had to see if I could find some footage of that fabled white critter! Love it! Great stuff here!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you for stopping by and watching. All, check out this guy's channel; it is awesome!

[@WildInKY]

Cool opossum! Loved the foxes playing. 👍🏻

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you! The opossum was a lucky catch on camera, and I finally got a little daylight footage of it. The foxes are cute and fun to watch when playing. Maybe they were a little twitterpated, too.

[@WildInKY]

@@outdoorztime2923 we don't have very many foxes here. Likely because of too many coyotes.

[@mbsloop1272]

Very nice set of videos of the critters. That's exactly why I live where I do......I'm in Searcy County, MiddleFork of the Little Red River.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks. Yes, that is beautiful county where you live.

[@dwainyoung542]

Thank you for allowing me to see Gods beautiful creatures, God bless 😊

[@outdoorztime2923]

You are very welcome! Take care.

[@edithroberts8959]

Thank you for sharing! Enjoyed it thoroughly 😊

[@outdoorztime2923]

It was my pleasure and a lot of fun in the woods. Glad of you to take time to watch it.

[@tnwildcam]

Great footage, the white opposum was really neat as well as the coughing raccoon lol, some nice bucks too. I don't get too many foxes on camera so those were a treat to see as well as the bobcats! Enjoyed!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks 👍 I am glad you checked it out. This afternoon I set up on a beaver slide. Maybe that'll turn out a few things as well.

[@tnwildcam]

@Terry Standard oh cool, hopefully you'll get some good shots, good luck! 👍

[@Stevo59]

Great video(s) brother.. Thank you for sharing.. ( the cat squirrel sliding down the leg of the feeder made me think of Batman.. Loved the white possum too ) God Bless...

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. That little squirrel makes sure it gets it's share of corn, and in the process, helps feed many other critters. :)

[@OldWaysGardeningandPrepping]

Very good video and lots of wildlife. Thankful that you dropped the music. Those are some nice corn fed coons there and definitely would be some good eating.🍀

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. Yes, I agree about the music. The shots at the beginning were with a camera that has pretty good video, but hardly any sound. The camera that caught the bobcat the most (at the end) has nearly zero sound. You can hear the bobcat just slightly as it walks underneath the camera in one of the clips. The two, new ones has good sound, and I am happy with those. I tried racoon once, but I might have not of cooked it correctly. It was very dry.

[@jennyskeen3826]

Beautiful! Thank you for helping the animals.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. I like to deer hunt, but I also like to give back. It is the right thing to do. This time of the year, I'm sure it helps.

[@jennyskeen3826]

@@outdoorztime2923 Good evening Sir; you are very welcome. I know from personal experience that it does help the animals, I live in a mobile home park and have been assisting the animals outside of my house with providing them with year round water. I'm not allowed to give them food, park rules. I also keep an opening under the house for any animal that wishes to stay for as long as it wants. For the 12 years I've lived in the trailer no official person has given me any problem with what I do, thank goodness. I am a human servant for six rescued felines that have a forever home. All of them are indoor, fixed & are chipped. They are my emotional service companions and give me a reason to stay alive. "Humans want me - my furry friends need me, there's a Grand Canyon sized difference between the two." I tell people that have a problem with me and my household... I promised my cats that they come first and foremost & will be very much loved; treated with respect for the rest of their lives to the best of my human ability. I don't make promises that I cannot fulfill. 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾👣❤️☮️

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@jennyskeen3826 That's very kind of you. Animals give a lot back themselves. As my wife says, "They're my therapy!". One of the things I enjoy is birding. Now, I'm trying to learn the birds by their calls. It can be challenging but a lot of fun. Here are a few bird pictures that my wife just uploaded, if you have time... kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPNmYmultqsi68 Also, in addition to water - have you thought about a salt lick? It's not exactly feeding. The squirrels, rabbits, deer and maybe a few other critters will hit it. Thanks for your comments and for watching. Cheers!

[@jennyskeen3826]

@@outdoorztime2923 Hi Sir; can dogs, cats and birds have salt licks? They're the ones coming for the water, since I live in a city in a mobile home park I haven't seen much in the wild animals except lizards in my yard; I'm not set up to find out who shows up at night like you are.

[@jennyskeen3826]

PS. I've assisted a pair of coyotes cross a street one very early morning a few years ago, I didn't realize just how tall & big they are until then. I've watched roadrunners and quail in other parts of the city, too. What experiences I've had with non domesticated critters over the years... I was raised in the suburbs and try to be like St. Francis of Assisi for the last quarter of a century where I have lived & now a days.

[@jenniferquackenbush7458]

We’ve had an all white skunk visit my bf’s yard here in Upstate New York a few times that we caught on the security camera. I’ve never seen a white opossum though. Pretty cool! The wild turkey around my Dad’s home sleep in a big willow tree at the edge of his field behind the house. It’s a sight to see! You’ve got some amazing video of all these woodland creatures. Thanks for sharing it!

[@outdoorztime2923]

That is pretty rad, to say the least. There is another guy (Jimmy Fishburn) that commented from Tennessee that stated he had a white skunk around his home. The Eastern Wild Turkey are great to have around any place. They truly are the best eating/tasting meat I've ever had (I myself am not a bird hunter, however). Thank you for your comment, and I am glad you enjoyed watching the collection of clips.

[@jenniferquackenbush7458]

@@outdoorztime2923 I would really love to see more clips if you post any! 👍

[@thebeautyofnatureandanimal1771]

Very nice captures. We've never seen a white one before. Fantastic!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. Maybe one day I can compile all my footage of just the white opossum for a small clip. I am not sure if it's a male or female. It would be cool to find its den.

[@snicklefritz6182]

Looked like the two foxes were twitterpated as well. Good one! Thanks for the entertainment. Very well filmed.

[@outdoorztime2923]

I believe you're right. One of my daughters really loved the foxes playing. I wish I could catch them in the daytime. Might have to do a little den hunting. Thank you for the nice comment. Take care.

[@booboo9788]

Thank you for that beautiful wildlife trail camera video you be safe and God bless

[@outdoorztime2923]

You are very welcome, and thank you for your comment and watching. I am thankful that so many love nature and the outdoors and it shows.

[@mydyisgod]

Absolutely a great video. Interesting to see the different wild life. Nature is pretty incredible if ya ask me.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks, and I definitely agree with you.

[@thomasreece3903]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Yes, sir. You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@MarcColten-us2pl]

Thanks for posting. I only wish there were more comments. Those birds, were they grouse?

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're welcome. The comments are adding up. I suppose you're referring to the birds at the end (in the snow). They are Eastern Wild Turkey. I never took up bird hunting, but I'd have to say wild turkey is the best tasting meat I've ever tried.

[@MarcColten-us2pl]

@@outdoorztime2923 Hm. You've never hunted birds (good for you) but you know how they taste. Just out of curiosity did you like run them over or something?

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@MarcColten-us2pl Had an uncle that loved to hunt 'em.

[@mariking9313]

Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it very much! A lot of the same animals we see in the Adirondacks. My God bless you as well.

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're welcome. My wife is from Pennsylvania. She is familiar with the Adirondacks - very pretty area. I imagine it has awesome hiking.

[@trailcamerasinnewengland0112]

Fantastic footage y’all got a lot of impressive bucks.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. I bet you know the one I am calling my "Target Buck". I wasn't able to tag him, so maybe he's still out there and has avoided all the other hunters as well.

[@wazzzup2536]

Thank you for the beautiful video!

[@outdoorztime2923]

You are very welcome; it was a lot of fun on my end as well.

[@katbot2190]

That was a nice buck at 4:52. I enjoyed watching the coons and possums playing around and seeing 2 fox was awesome. Those coons are getting fat lol. Nice seeing turkeys at the end.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Hey... you are the first to mention the "Big 8", as I call him. He was my "Target Buck" for the 2022/2023 Deer Hunting Season. He managed to slip through my fingers, but that's another story altogether. As I'm getting older, I find myself enjoying the little things more in life. Seeing foxes and bobcats in the daylight hours are slim, unless you do spend a lot of hours in the woods. A few years ago I saw a fox cross the road in front of me as I was heading to work; that was a sight I enjoyed. Those coons are quite the charters, and the wild turkey... well, there is nothing on earth (to me) that tastes better. Thanks for your comments and for watching. Cheers!

[@jimsweat7963]

Great video I love my trail cameras I got 4 and I live in arkansas stone county

[@outdoorztime2923]

Yes, indeed. Trail cameras are fun to take to the woods, set and run. Howdy, neighbor! I live just below you in Cleburne County. I enjoy going up you way - beautiful country.

[@mbsloop1272]

Jim, I'm next door over in Searcy co. on the Middle Fork of the Little Red River.

[@LarryAnika]

What trail cameras are you using? The quality night pics are great.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Hi, Mr. Anika. I was using a Victure (the oldest with very little sound) and two Extellar cameras (the newest and has the best sound quality). Both of these were purchased on Amazon. I like the Extellar Cameras for image and sound quality. They are currently running $59.99 each. One of the cameras was one my wife purchased a while back. I am not sure what it is. It was the one that has "SHAY" in the display at the beginning. It shows good footage, but the sound isn't that good.

[@LarryAnika]

Thanks for the quick reply. Does the Xtellar camera use the standard SD memory cards? The micro memory cards are lousy to use in the field. Too easy to lose. I’ve been burned before on product description on Amazon.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@LarryAnika Yes, sir. They use the standard SD memory cards. Here is the link to where I got mine (plan to get another one or two). www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08R33WC3B/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A13YGT1AU09BJI&th=1

[@LarryAnika]

Thanks for your help

[@destanylytle4206]

Awesome footage!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks, young lady! I must say, "The animals did all the work!" 😃

[@stevewalker4638]

Thanks for sharing.

[@outdoorztime2923]

You are welcome, and thanks for the comment. It is getting that time of year again. I am loving this cooler weather.

[@Christ_Is_Life10-10]

What a beautiful Coyote!😊

[@outdoorztime2923]

The coyotes are cool animals of the K9 world for sure. I let my last litter of puppies on the ground too early. They all got Canine parvovirus; thankfully and surprisingly, none perished from it. It's amazing to me how coyote pups hit the ground and survive in such high numbers.

[@alanmccalla6737]

Great job 👍👌 on the video. We moved from Illinois (St Louis latitude) and all I knew were white opossums. Our home was at the edge of the woods and I hooked up a color camera with microphone (before Wi-Fi or wireless) to the aux input on the TV with a driveway alert motion detector. Hours of entertainment but one raccoon could scare off a dozen deer around a stump lick at night. Molasses on the old stump works best.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Really... that must have been a sight to see! Until this one, I've never seen a white opossum. My son-in-law's daddy has trapped for years here in Arkansas, and he stated he'd never seen one, either. Hey, pretty tecky on the camera setup you had going. As for the coons, they are tough, little bandits. Molasses on stumps work great! I need to purchase a gallon of it pretty soon. Thanks for watching!

[@maxinebrewer3]

So cool, Terri, thank you for sharing gods beautiful creatures

[@outdoorztime2923]

My pleasure, and thanks for commenting!

[@roytallow6784]

Lots of Nature there ! Seed feeder ! Deer, raccoons, bobcat , even a albino possum ! Fox’s ! Be safe out there ! GV ! 🌳🦌🌳🦝🌳🐱🌳🐁🦔🌳 🦌🌳🦃🌳📹

[@outdoorztime2923]

Obliged, Roy! All of the above is great medicine - gotta love it! Take care.

[@billybud9557]

Loved the bobcats...........thnx

[@outdoorztime2923]

I'm with you. Bobcats are awesome creatures!

[@sandracoombs6805]

WOW! I SO ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. It was a lot of fun putting it together. May I ask, what animal did you like seeing best?

[@kimlampkin]

great video, ty for sharing.

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're welcome. It was a lotta fun!

[@kimlampkin]

@@outdoorztime2923 it looks like you did.

[@paddlingpuppies]

What were you pouring on the log at the beginning? Something that the feral pigs avoided like the . . . plague. Do you hunt them in AK? We have 'em here in FL, too.

[@outdoorztime2923]

LOL That is funny stuff. Actually, it is a DIY homemade Buck Jam recipe that was from a guy on KZbin - see NBWildman. You know, I've thought about why the pigs were so spooky, and I've figured moving that log from a different place to beside the trail, or maybe they caught my scent or maybe both. Either way, they didn't like it. I was hoping I'd get a shot at one, but I only saw one myself - jumped it while putting a stand up. I'd sure like to try one on the grill. Thanks for commenting. By the way, there is another channel you might like. It's called Keith Warren Hunting. He lives in Texas and hunts hogs a lot.

[@paddlingpuppies]

@@outdoorztime2923 When we were in Australia, along the Bloomfield Track, feral pigs were hunted and the meat sold to Japan; it's too tough and stringy for Australians to eat. The hunters had cages on the back of their vehicles where they carried their pig-hunting dogs, who wore special collars with spikes on them. When I talked with them (the hunters, not the dogs) and told them how we treat our dogs (at least I and my friends do), they were amazed. These are working dogs, not pets.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@paddlingpuppies Very interesting. I've heard if you want the best tasting wild hog for the grill, you want the young ones. Wild hogs are very dangerous. Years ago I liked watching a guy that hunted wild hogs a lot. His name was Shane Jones. I saw him shot one that was bedded down. It stood up, looked up and spotted him and then charged him for the kill. The hunter can become the hunted pretty quick! I am curious how the Japanese cook and prepare their wild pigs. As to the dogs, I am with you, I wouldn't hunt wild pigs with my pets. I suppose they don't get too attached with the ones that hunt...

[@jimmyfishburn7894]

Nice. I have a pure white skunk that visits my back yard here in East Tn. Also, a black bear that roams. I'm just 8 miles west of the boundary line to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Born and raised here. Got coyote problems. They have killed my deer, wild turkey, and even my house cat. Just bought 2 more game cameras so maybe I will try this too. Happy New Year. Maryville TN.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you for the detailed comment, Mr. Fishburn. It sounds like you live in some pretty country. My parents took my siblings and I on a vacation to the Smoky Mountains when we were kids - such great memories! That's pretty cool when you run across rare mammals. I bet a lot of zoo keepers would like to have that pure white skunk you have living close by. Some predator hunting might be what you need to take care of a few coyotes. Skunks, opossums and coons will all raid turkey and other ground nesting birds (eating their entire hatch). Best of luck with your trail cameras, and if you are thinking of live-traps, Growing Deer TV has some good videos on their KZbin Channel. Cheers!

[@LarryAnika]

I live in Texas. I placed a trail camera on a dear gut pile that showed several black vultures and one albino vulture. Very weird.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@LarryAnika That's pretty cool. You should share it with us.

[@kerisilva]

Thanks for sharing!

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're welcome. It was my pleasure, and thanks for watching.

[@Foxxie55]

Wow, very nice video - at 9:26 - are those grey fox.. It might just be the lighting, but I've never noticed that dark of a tail on the 2 that comes thru my yard looking for a snack. I'm going to have to get one of those camera and put on my front porch. I have deer, turkey and other critters roaming around my place all the time.. I need to get one of those feeders also.. Thumbs up..

[@outdoorztime2923]

I just checked it out to take a look. Sadly, I haven't seen enough foxes to even know. What state do you live in? If we are far apart, that could play a roll. It sure is fun to watch them play and court - beautiful animals for sure. Living in the country is wonderful. It's really nice to see all the different critters doing their daily and nightly thing. I wasn't having much luck with the timers on my feeders. They play out too fast, so I ended up going to a gravity-type feeder. I ordered the Boss Buck trough from Amazon and got it installed with a little patience. If I get another time feeder, I plan to go with the ASF - All Season Feeder. They are better made and will hold up to hogs, too. Thanks for commenting and watching!

[@hammer44head]

Enjoying this well done video!! That first bobcat was beautiful, looked like a baby leopard. Those are some fat Raccoons they must have a pretty good source for food. Thanks for posting this, enjoying it from Central Coast, California.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks. I agree with you. Those bobcats are very pretty, and the coons do eat well - pretty much year round. We live behind a creek. There are lots of crawl-dads and minnows to go around. Central Coast, CA... man, we're a long ways apart. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@bythepricklingofmythumb7628]

Thank you for sharing.

[@outdoorztime2923]

My pleasure. It was highlights on a few of the locations and time spent in the woods this past season.

[@billturner4427]

Very cool. I believe I would go into the Coon Skin Cap business.

[@outdoorztime2923]

That might be a good idea. I wonder how much extra money I could make from coon skin caps?

[@billkaldem5099]

Thanks for the video. Terrain is much different than here in very south central Arkansas.

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're welcome. That is one thing that's cool about Arkansas. I'd have to say my favorite part of Arkansas is the Northwest. It is beautiful up that way. The river bottoms hold some big bucks, though.

[@billkaldem5099]

@@outdoorztime2923 we’ve been in trophy buck management for six years. Very expensive but it has paid big dividends. Pun intended. Oh. Went to college at Arkansas Tech in wildlife biology. Spent a lot of time in the ozark national Forrest north of Dover. Loved it n

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@billkaldem5099 That is really cool. I have been watching Jeff Sturgis of Whitetail Habitat Solutions for a while, and what he does looks mighty fun, expensive and labor intense. Hey, since you're involved in wildlife, have you ever seen a white opossum by any chance? 'Til running this trail camera, I didn't know they existed. By the way, been up around Dover area - hiked King's Bluff. Man, is it beautiful!

[@billkaldem5099]

@@outdoorztime2923 I’ve never seen one. Would love too. That was cool

[@mydyisgod]

Caught myself holding my breath a few times while watching as if they could actually hear me breathing and run off!! Duh me, but the video is great

[@stevenwarner3598]

Thanks for the great video, I see y'all have a pig problem up there like we do down here in Florida, there every where

[@outdoorztime2923]

We do have 'em in places. The location on the video is on a creek. I didn't hunt that area much as I should have this year. One day I was in my stand, and I could hear them back behind me in some cut-over fighting. It sound pretty spooky. Do you hunt them much?

[@stevenwarner3598]

Not really, if it's the last day of deer season and one happens to come by my stand and it's a sal, then I would, otherwise I let them walk on by

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@stevenwarner3598 Gotcha. Well, maybe I'll get a shot at one next year. I subscribed to Keith Warren Hunting, guy from TX, not long ago. He hunts them a lot. Says the best tasting are the young ones.

[@worldsfastestube7302]

Great video happy new year

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. You have a great one, too.

[@worldsfastestube7302]

@@outdoorztime2923 THANK YOU

[@markrumfola9833]

Cool video Thank you

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks, Mark. It's getting that time of year again, and I'm looking forward to spending more time outdoors and in cooler weather.

[@ndobbins58]

Used to go primitive camping on a run off of the spring river with family at Imboden. Saw a wild cat a couple of times near the camp. Some of the campers brought a pistol along just in case. The coyotes were nearby but they would take off if you clapped your hands and started yelling at them.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Sounds like a lot of fun. I enjoy hearing a pack of coyotes when I'm out at a camp fire at night.

[@elladoz1966]

Great footage 👌

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks 👍

[@ndobbins58]

My sister and brother in law live in the mountains of WV and there’s a white possum that stops by at night to feed on leftovers. She calls him the Grandpa possum. 😂

[@ndobbins58]

He’s huge too!!

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@ndobbins58That's pretty rad. So, they are around here and there in places. I was able to get some closer footage of the opossum. After gun season ended, I reset my cameras more for critters than for deer hunting.

[@blt981]

Brother where on your video is the strange creature. Did I miss it..

[@outdoorztime2923]

I guess it's not strange, but rather rare around these parts - white opossum. timeline 5:27 Also, I made a small clip that's just over a minute: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2WmlWmhos6Fg7c

[@Timberdam]

What kind of trail cameras are you using ?

[@outdoorztime2923]

The trail camera is called Xtellar. I have a link in the description where I purchased mine.

[@joeslaughter1162]

What are you feeding them on the ground,corn

[@outdoorztime2923]

Affirmative.

[@TheBlueyedGal]

I've seen some pied deer in my area (western WV/southeastern OH). At first glance I thought they were goats lol. And we have tons of opossum here that eat with my cats on the porch. I have seen several coyotes and few foxes, never a bobcat but they're here. I'd have to say bobcats are probably the rarest to see.

[@outdoorztime2923]

That is really neat. I've never seen a white deer in person. I believe it's common the more coyotes, the fewer foxes. Coyotes will prey on foxes.

[@TheBlueyedGal]

@@outdoorztime2923 There were 3 of those mostly white (white tails) deer standing together, I stopped my car and watched them until they walked up a hill. They were definitely wild and not hand raised. I was blown away, and I've never seen another since.

[@donnaleveron6511]

I'm in Texas, north of Dallas, near Lake Lewisville and we have bobcats in our neighborhoods. Have to keep small pets safe, also get coyotes sometimes.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@TheBlueyedGal That was a blessing for you. Keep your eyes pealed. There is a gene in that area that'll probably pop back up one day.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@donnaleveron6511 I guess offspring from that bobcat little Arliss was punching on Old Yeller is still out there. :) That movie was supposed to be filmed in TX - not sure if it actually was. Bobcats are beautiful and fairly rare.

[@evelynjepson5955]

opposums come up under the trucks heading north to Canada...occasionally we see them...mostly flat on the highway...

[@outdoorztime2923]

Funny. There are sure a lot of 'em bit the dust on the highways. Try to miss them when you can, but never leave the road for one. I stress that to my wife about all animals. It's not worth you life.

[@erikasanchez7972]

Beautiful video of GODS CREATION, thank you for sharing. Happy New Year and many blessings in the name of Jesus Christ

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thank you. The Lord did make His creation beautiful. Thanks for the nice comments and watching.

[@christielawrence4640]

Thank you! New subscriber!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Welcome, and thanks! I don't make a ton of videos, but seeing how people have liked this one, I will try and get more of these types out.

[@carolynwatson4301]

The neighbors across the way caught a mountain lion on their trail cam back in October. I live in the Ouachita Mountains. Polk county.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Now that is pretty cool! I used to live in the Ouachita Mountains - Scott County. There I got pictures of my first black bear, and it made my day.

[@AnyFishWillDo]

Great video. Need to thin out some raccoons and foxes so you can have more turkeys.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks, Mark. My son-in-law is a trapper. He'll probably take care of some of the coons. I sort of hope the foxes make it past him, though. I don't see many foxes anymore. I believe the couple in the video are the same pair. I do hope to see more turkeys. The place I hunt has a few, but I've never taken up turkey hunting. Maybe one day...

[@anndinoto]

Even though I live in the city, I'm feeding woodchuck, squirrels, stray cats, and raccoons. Like the raccoons in the video, my pair eat a lot and are headed for 500 pounds.

[@outdoorztime2923]

I believe a lot of people might be surprised at the number of different animals that live in and around towns and cities. Those coons do have a good apatite. One lady on here told me corn fed coons a good eating. I've only tried one years ago. It was too dry for me and probably due to the way I cooked it. Thanks for commenting. It lets people know they can play a part in nature, even when they live in the city.

[@chrisgentry4837]

That was cool

[@outdoorztime2923]

Glad you enjoyed it, Mr. Gentry. Take care, and have a great 2023!

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

I like the way your cameras show the temperature…

[@outdoorztime2923]

Trail cameras are really neat. They're easy and fun to operate as well.

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

@@outdoorztime2923 I have 12 but my are cheapy ones from Walmart 😂…

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@MysticalLoveAndLight Gotcha. Well, my two, newest ones were pretty cheap. I got them on Amazon. Currently, they are running about $60. I attached the link in the description, if your old ones ever kick the bucket. They have good sound quality. My older ones do not have good sound at all.

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

@@outdoorztime2923 thank you so very much… Blessed Be

[@RadReelingFishing]

Excellent video. What trail camera is that? It takes excellent video!

[@outdoorztime2923]

I used five total, but the two new ones did a good job for the money. They are Xtellar trail cameras. Here is the link if you're interested in checking them out: www.amazon.com/gp/cart/view.html?ref_=nav_cart Thanks for your comments!

[@RadReelingFishing]

@@outdoorztime2923 Thanks! The link didn't work, but I looked them up by name. Keep the vids coming!

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@RadReelingFishing Oops... I sent the link that was in our Amazon cart. That's probably the problem. Thanks. I am doing a rabbit hunt the end of the month in Tennessee. I'll try and get that on video.

[@RadReelingFishing]

@@outdoorztime2923 Awesome! New sub here. I enjoy watching trail cam vids and hunting.

[@ItsMeHello555]

Was that a lynx? Thank you for sharing!

[@outdoorztime2923]

...bobcat (both locations). Thanks for watching.

[@dorothygillespie4466]

@@outdoorztime2923 - Bobcats can be spotted now?!🤤 UPDATE: Never mind. I looked up bobcats in Arkansas. They look like wild tabby cats & do have spotted coats - mainly on their legs.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@dorothygillespie4466 🙂They are some pretty creatures for sure. I'd sure hate to tangle with one, though.

[@KellysCreativeDreams]

I'm surprised no bear showed up. Have you seen any on your property?

[@outdoorztime2923]

I have only seen one (caught on trail cam at night) on my property. It's been a couple years ago. I also got one on camera about a half mile from where the white opossum was a few years back.

[@altonparr747]

what color is a opossum in black and white ? hmm

[@outdoorztime2923]

I see where you can wander that. Check this smaller clip out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2WmlWmhos6Fg7c

[@luzylame3688]

Did you hear the very low growing in ur first night videos?

[@outdoorztime2923]

Are you referring to the coons? If so, I sure did. They sound pretty tough.

[@luzylame3688]

@@outdoorztime2923 thereat the very beginning?

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

Boy you got a passel of critters near that feeder.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Yes, indeed. Too bad you can't get corn at a cheaper price. I can recall it $4.25 a bag when I was a teenager.

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

Nothing is as cheap as when we were young!🤣🤣

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@gilbertdelgado6703 Isn't that the truth! You get raises... they up the prices. It's all smoke and mirrors. There have been better than than now, though. Your money doesn't go nearly as far for the bang.

[@garyrobertson5629]

THANKS!!

[@outdoorztime2923]

You're welcome and thank you for watching!

[@peterwinnington447]

For those of us who do not live in N.American (or Canada) it would be kind if you were to add (in optional subtitles) the name of the animals on the screen.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Mr. Winnington, I've never used it before, but I believe I see where you're talking about. How long of a time span do subtitles need to be (the entire time the animal is on the screen/to the next type of animal or just long enough to read and then to the next animal repeat)? Thanks for making me aware of that.

[@peterwinnington447]

@@outdoorztime2923Thank you for taking my comment in such good part. I suggest that the display should be very brief, just long enough to read without distracting the viewer from the sight of the animal. Regards, Peter

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@peterwinnington447 10-4 I will work on it, and thanks!

[@outdoorztime2923]

Mr. Winnington, I figured it out. Thank you for the input - turned into a lesson for me. Thanks, and take care!

[@billbammerlin4666]

Where was the mountain fiest?

[@outdoorztime2923]

It was on a creek bottom on a hunting club I joined in Cleburne County.

[@joycelaurito1726]

God bless you too.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Many, many thanks to you, and thanks for watching.

[@kurtbogle2973]

What about the Jaguar?

[@mydyisgod]

Are deer nocturnal?

[@outdoorztime2923]

Yes, but I'd say more so crepuscular.

[@largelarry2126]

A 5:35 I think that's a Cinnamon opossum, very rare.

[@outdoorztime2923]

You think? It appears to be solid white, except maybe the ears.

[@largelarry2126]

@@outdoorztime2923 Looked at it again and I do. You can see just tinge near it's feet, tail also. I'm using a Samsung 52" 4K TV and running at max res.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@largelarry2126 Cool! I will go to the original footage and try to take a closer look. It was sure a treat to catch him/her on camera for the first time. So far, all of the footage has been at night. Thanks for the comment, Larry.

[@whyzup6593]

Don't need a trail cam Critters here just walk right bye. I seen deer & fox play together. Juvenile crows on the dirt driveway dancing in the petricor. Fisher cats diving for geese out of bushes ...and sand cranes eating (Red Wing) blackbirds hatched in the reeds

[@outdoorztime2923]

Sounds pretty wild. Where are you from? Of the critters you listed, we have all but the Fisher Cats.

[@Christ_Is_Life10-10]

What is this? 5:53

[@outdoorztime2923]

Hi, TG G. They are gray foxes. I have a shot clip on them as well. If you get a chance, check it out. Cheers!

[@EricWoodyVariety59]

Ok the only rare animal I've seen so far is a bobcat

[@outdoorztime2923]

Well, maybe he'll have to do. This past weekend I took a couple of my dogs to the woods with me for some exercise. On the way back home, I spotted two Bobwhite Quail run across the road. Man, that was pretty cool. It's been a long time since I've seen Bobwhite. Their numbers have fallen terribly, and they too, are becoming pretty rare. Take care.

[@Medicinnov8r]

No Bigfoot? No WolfFoot? No Mothman either? I guess you’re not using the right bait. Since LoveIsTheLight , MuchPeacefulWarm4GivingHugsLoveNStrength2YouALL

[@Medicinnov8r]

❤️🌲🐿🤓🧑‍🎤🌹🐶🌲❤️

[@outdoorztime2923]

I suppose you're right. Bigfoot would for sure get me to switch to cell cameras. Thankfully, there are none around here.

[@priscillatorres3677]

Leopard ? Was that a LEOPARD? 😲😳

[@outdoorztime2923]

...bet you're referring to the bobcat. A guy did show me a pic of a mountain lion around these parts, however.

[@ourv9603]

Barred Owl? Whats that? Do you mean BARN OWL? !

[@outdoorztime2923]

No, I do mean Barred Owl. It has the best calls ever. Love to hear them while out camping. Now, the Barn Owl has a scream that'll make you jump under the covers.

[@almcclain1061]

Inappropriate music

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks for the feed back.

[@Journal2Awakening]

Watch for more Albino animals.. they are here with spiritual knowledge to help us humans ascend during this time of great awakening

[@Medicinnov8r]

8:54 Yee Haww! 🤠

[@misterx8592]

Those coons are hugefrom eating all that corn!

[@outdoorztime2923]

For sure! I didn't even hunt that area. It's close to my home, but I joined a hunting club. Thanks for commenting and watching.

[@Lwah0812]

As I was watching them I was thinking they were small, lol. I live in the suburbs near Co Springs and we have huge ones that come checking out the remains from the bird feeders.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@Lwah0812 I need to find a good, coon recipe. I believe I saw one on Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen, KZbin Channel. Have you ever had one for dinner? My wife said they are way too cute to hunt, trap, eat, etc.

[@Lwah0812]

@@outdoorztime2923 I’ve never had one, however when my husband has asked what’s for dinner I have teased him that we are having coon stew, coon kabobs, coon burgers, lol. I have heard of people who eat them. I used to think they were cute but now they just annoy me. When my sister was living with us she’d be out on the deck smoking and would talk to them and they started staying around when she was out. I should have trapped them and sent them with her. I have to make sure someone goes out with our Shih Tzus at night just in case the coons are around.

[@Medicinnov8r]

3:12 is that Pepe? Pepe LaPewe?

[@jameswarner6899]

I have better luck with the salt block buried flush with the ground

[@outdoorztime2923]

I agree, James. I didn't bring my shovel that day. I'd actually took one of my old salt blocks from home (had it on top of a stump). I generally use salt blocks for the tops of stumps and bag salt for the ground and logs. I saw on guy on KZbin take Buck Jam and pour it over the top of loose, bag salt right on the ground. I gave it a try, and the deer love it. The results are lots of pictures/video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jameswarner6899]

@@outdoorztime2923 They will get it either way But for some reason here in South Georgia They like it better in the ground

[@christiansmith4421]

I love feists

[@outdoorztime2923]

I have become a fan of them myself. We have seven of them. The one that I call mine will get after me when I start wrestling with my son. Great dogs

[@shannalogan347]

Your puppy dogs are adorable.....terriers correct

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks! They are Mountain Feist. Most people use them for squirrel hunting. They have a ton of energy. We started off with two, and now we have seven.

[@shannalogan347]

@terrystandard2923 There gorgeous....i have 2 jacks and yours look like ratties.....beautiful and the names....

[@worldoneprofessorjamesperr2417]

what rare animal -- the fouke monster?

[@outdoorztime2923]

...rare animal, rare color of an animal... I'd say it's safe to say most of us have never seen a white opossum - pretty cool.

[@billwilson2160]

You need to trap some coons

[@outdoorztime2923]

Yes, sir. A few others have said that, too. You wouldn't happen to know some good coon recipes, would you?

[@Lwah0812]

@@outdoorztime2923 when we first started getting visited by trash pandas I used to joke with my husband that it’s time to make coon stew, roasted coon, bbq coon, coon casserole. They get surprisingly huge here.

[@outdoorztime2923]

@@Lwah0812 You should give them a try. I've tried to cook one once - long ago. At the time, I didn't realize they have glands that you need to remove. That will make a huge difference in the taste. I have not tried one since, though.