Swamp Trail Camera Pickup

[@nawabahmed5400]

Thanks for not putting in music and spoiling the reality - thanks !

[@peopleskarmasquad1042]

@@nawabahmed5400 amen!

[@MotoSquidGames]

The alligator squeaking over the fallen tree is the best part lol.

[@keagenmonk669]

For sure

[@keagenmonk669]

It sounded like when u have a wet finger against a mirror

[@bridgetgobea1858]

Yep!

[@endogladry]

I thought you meant it was making squeaking noises, but then I actually got to that part on the video and it was so much better than that haha

[@big_smalls9184]

😂🤣😂

[@Rmurrayusmc1]

I can feel the humidity through the video lol

[@elcruzer5514]

YES! And the smells of the swamp too.

[@amyanderson4308]

Thank you so much for doing this. I am disabled and this is realistically the closest to true nature that I can get and it really heals my soul. Thank you ❤️

[@charlie_conn235]

As a 19 year old from South East England, this stuff is crazy interesting and entertaining to me. I don't get to experience stuff like this and these videos help me to. Thank you!

[@lourdesm.velandia-calderon3486]

I'maRealPloy ckeck out Myakka River State Park. Specifically the Deep Hole. In 2012 a famous diver explored the hole. See Myakka Deephole Expedition. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmO9fHl5mZympcU

[@lestermusterman3072]

Come around my house during the holidays.

[@lestermusterman3072]

I

[@NannupTiger]

Your own country has amazing wildlife too! Research and appreciate what you have, in your own 'backyard' you will be pleasantly surprised and/or upset at the situation

[@SiAnon]

@@NannupTiger Do moped gangs count as wildlife ?

[@ryman1933]

That gator got fat shamed by the branch that broke when he crawled over it

[@megswedeb7234]

This made me laugh, the branch. Made me chuckle as I thought the same thing.

[@skylarlomena8714]

That made me laugh so hard

[@suzaynnschick158]

Gators have no shame. That's your stuff talking.

[@mrknotthall]

I failed to see the humor in that one.

[@dxzxax8772]

That Florida Panther was insane! Made me remember panthers are a real thing. That would be terrifying to run into.

[@SednaDaCat]

I liked how the alligator sliding over the log made that squeaking sound 😂

[@connormckean2841]

Notice how much noise the bear makes crossing the water but when that mountain lion crosses, it barley makes a trickle! Those cats are a master of stealth..

[@consueloloftis5342]

Absolutely amazing panther footage. There are so few left in Florida. Keep up the good work!

[@dannyr333]

Those things are so big!... That was quite awesome they are so powerful animals

[@cruiserdog9913]

23:00 the noise of the gator going over the tree. Sounded like rubbing a balloon.

[@lestermusterman3072]

Canned rubbing

[@DK-pl8xd]

The alligator was so cool. I loved the squeaking sound made when it crawled over the sticks.

[@alabamahebrew]

Hey,you should contact the camera manufacturer and tell them about this. It would be a great advertisement for their product! 60 days, 100+ videos, survived through a hurricane and still 74% battery life and the camera is perfect!! Check into it, I bet they would be interested in using your experience!

[@ScreeminMeeme]

Tim, I want you to know how much I appreciate your videos. For that of us that can't get out like we used to, it's a joy to see all of the wild life. Thanks so much for taking the time to do this. I look forward to more of the great outdoors.

[@chrisnorton6622]

A lot of work and pricey equipment to put this together. Thanks for sharing with us. I rarely watch anything on KZbin that's more than 5 minutes but I watched this the whole way through and enjoyed every second. Great stuff!

[@judy-9999]

Chris Norton YES, 👍You nailed it = exactly what I was thinking. ❤️✅😎 REALLY TERRIFIC EVERYTHING.🏆

[@mabgatebleach3444]

Great video to realise you're watching at 2am. No regrets.

[@virginiaviola5097]

6:18am...and there went that night of rest....possible regrets.

[@cookmaster3626]

you walked in that swamp-you must be one courageous dude

[@keystorm8486]

I agree .

[@MCV-xg7kc]

Really

[@janerainsford8996]

I love watching your videos. That strange noise was made by the heron. They have a very unpleasant croaky call. I've been walking in the woods and fields of New England for decades. I've seen things my fellow hiker’s never see. If i’d have had trail camera’s....!!! I'm almost 70 now so my hikes have turned into walks. Thanks for keeping me out on the trail virtually!

[@jakealden2517]

Didn't know the Everglades had all these wild animals like bear and big cats.

[@ill_boxc_u1955]

Florida bruh it has everything

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousn]

I'm surprised we didn't see a python or boa constrictor??🤷🏾‍♀️

[@NannupTiger]

Have always been there...

[@barrybarnes96]

You're getting a look at the last of them.

[@afeaturedcreature]

5:13 White-tailed Deer 5:41 Yellow-crowned Night-heron 5:48 Limpkin 5:54 White Ibis 6:00 Two Limpkins 6:09 American Black Bear 6:16 Limpkin 6:21 Yellow-crowned Night-heron 6:31 Cougar 6:50 Yellow-crowned Night-heron 7:01 Three White-tailed Deer 7:14-7:27 Great Blue Heron 15:31 Cougar 15:36 White-tailed Deer 16:29 Virginia Opossum 16:36 Limpkin 16:52 Cougar 17:20 Cougar 17:31 Two Limpkins 17:45 White-tailed Deer 17:53-17:57 Eastern Cottontail 18:06-19:26 White-tailed Deer 19:33-20:28 American Black Bear 20:44 Limpkin 20:51 Northern Cardinal 21:01-21:12 American Black Bear 21:24 Cougar 21:37 Eastern Cottontail 21:45-22:29 White-tailed Deer 22:48 American Black Bear 22:56 American Alligator 23:25 Eastern Gray Squirrel 23:31 Cougar 23:38 Three Blue Jays 23:50 American Black Bear

[@myahitt1247]

6:43 two homosapiens 😉😂

[@NSBlack_Stallion]

I appreciate you putting the time and effort into this.

[@pambrown6260]

Thanks

[@Sienisota]

Thanks!

[@kphoto83]

When that alligator strolled through, I legit said in my head "Well, there goes the neighborhood!".....that was a BEAST.

[@understandingitall3927]

I find it amazing all of those animals live together!!! This is so cool to watch!! Thank you!

[@gfcmoto4843]

Some of these animals definently see the camera and are so confused lmao

[@FJ-rh6io]

The fact that the gator made actual squeaky noises hauling his leathery self over all that wood!! What a big one too. Great quality on those recordings!

[@Jamart2662]

Its always great to see what wildlife there is in areas remote in the everglades. People can watch without disturbing or stressing the animals.

[@jayphil2563]

Most other animals-I gotta be quiet. Bear and gator-I don't care who hears me.

[@skoolie_life3261]

Boar too.

[@jayphil2563]

@@skoolie_life3261 I missed the boar

[@smollragdoll3643]

the belly squeak of the gator had me rolling

[@skoolie_life3261]

@@jayphil2563 I wasn't referring to this video, just adding them to the list of FL's "I don't care who hears me" animal list 😊 They are super agressive and scare the crap out of me.

[@skoolie_life3261]

@Renee me too!

[@Pavazamalli]

Its quite amazing. The animals as well as the birds instinctively know that the camera is a foreign object, from the way they tentatively look into it, in both the camera captures.

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

It seems a little funny you're worried about the trees, I'll be more worried about the snakes, alligators and any other thing that swims and bites.

[@anomaly395]

Exactly lol. Seeing how many animals are out there like bears and panthers I’d be nervous af.

[@DeniseClinton-jq8fj]

ME TOO!!!

[@GaiaCarney]

He is fearless!

[@DinoGoofHybridHero7531]

Bro I was so taken back when I saw that gator walking by. Like I was like "There's that bear again, ok he's gone. So next is probably that ca- ALLIGATOR-????????"

[@megswedeb7234]

You're very daring walking in that swamp with all the gators and other wild animals in there! Thanks for the videos!

[@benjamintaylor6052]

Well at least there are no bears, panthers, or huge gators around the area he's cruising around in.

[@jamesthe-doctor8981]

Exavion Johnson I know they look virtually the same, but the Florida black panther is genetically different from the cougar/puma/mountain lion of the rest of the country. Fortunately, though, they’re genetically similar enough to interbreed, or else they’d probably be extinct or near extinction by now. I can’t recall exactly when, but cougars were introduced to the Everglades in hopes that interbreeding would bring them back from the brink of extinction, and it’s been working. The number of Florida Panthers has been growing thanks to the cougar interbreeding program, and the construction of special “crossings” we’ve built into the roads that cross the Everglades. They are now mostly a product of the two species’ DNA, but still significantly different enough to be taxonomically different from the American cougar.

[@lindajorgensen2580]

@@Xman-Flavor Florida panther

[@lindajorgensen2580]

@@Xman-Flavor you're right. That is what they are in general. But, the specific version in Florida is called the Florida panther.

[@melissakhalar1842]

@@Xman-Flavor , Is the Florida Panther a sub- species of the North American Cougar? I suppose I should just Google it so never mind. Lol 🐱

[@michaelsullivan2554]

You need to watch it again.

[@barbaramummertz3768]

Tha k you for not adding music to your videos. I also enjoy just listening to the nature sounds 😊

[@christiensgarden3325]

Fantastic video extremely impressive especially the alligator.. I don’t know how you actually can go through the Everglades and not be nervous about the alligator part...

[@sandycooper5650]

Great footage. That path is like a wildlife highway. The squeaking sound of the gator crawling over the fallen tree cracked me up.

[@kristiwallace2089]

I can't lie. I've never watched anything like this. But it was pretty damn cool. Thanks for doing all the work- so we can enjoy it. :)

[@angelabritt2409]

You gotta admit.. that gator was pretty damn graceful lol I woulda got stuck goin over that

[@gabe-po9yi]

Dang, man, you have lots of energy and determination. Good job.

[@MsSephrena]

This is fabulous to see - Thank you so much for sharing....

[@dickdastardly2560]

Been a avid outdoorsman for 40 plus years and I'm still amazed how deer can slip through brush at full speed with ease where most people myself included will get tangled up in like a butterfly in a spider's web. The coolest picture has to be that modern day dinosaur slipping down the trail.

[@sylviajordan961]

Wow, just watched on 8/11/2023-great trail camera video. You certainly placed the cameras in good locations! Thanks for sharing. Great variety, including limpkins & an alligator!

[@pughconsulting]

We call the really big gators, granddaddies. Got a family member that takes water samples for pollution control. He's sent to really remote areas and the stories are unreal.

[@EnyalienMini]

Ok now, you can't just tease us like that and not spill a story!

[@pughconsulting]

@@EnyalienMini On some of the sites surrounding power plants, they have boxes where he can hook up a laptop to upload the info from the water samples collected. So, he's sitting in the truck, door open, laptop hooked up to the box, and he hears a hissing noise. He's like wth is that, turns around and there's a giant gator right at the back tire. Like less than 3-4 feet from his door. So, instinct to survive kicks in, he drops it in drive and floors it. Laptop goes flying out the door, crap going everywhere, gator trying to bite the rear tire. Just another day.

[@yosheyoshe9767]

Tim, I don't normally make comments on videos but after watching a few of your videos and being an animal lover I just had to comment. I to have several trail cams and it's a lot of work people don't see that part I might ad my landscape isn't like yours I'm in the mid-west. Had a couple cams stolen or animals chewed them up but, so glad to see the diverse animals and they seem to be doing well living so close to humans. Great videos .

[@ShrikeZone]

Thank you.

[@zurdoremi]

the video during the hurricane can be valuable.

[@newkkl]

Great videos! Love seeing healthy Florida Panthers going about their business. It’s s sad always interesting to me how many animals easily spot trail cams and take a closer look.

[@smollragdoll3643]

23:16 the squeak of the gators belly on the tree has me cracking up bc it sounds like leather. i hate that i find this funny 😂😂😭

[@7hilladelphia]

Wow Happy Birthday yeah big time, Mr Pooper left you a fresh cake lol. Terrific job, lots of hard effort, and I really appreciate that. Thank you so much. I'm 64 and your vid is so refreshing to see. Especially the blue Jay's and that gator. Thank you!

[@asmaaparuk7556]

Is no one going to talk about that poor lost little bear? Like why is it wandering around all alone? It looks a little young for wandering without it's Mama

[@adamrodgers9175]

It's old enough to be away from mamma. I'm curious about the doe who went past with its youngster and ran back afterwards without. The next few days the bear patrolled the area. Curious if the young deer was killed.

[@Thrashman-ye4cf]

Looks like a juvenile bear who’s just left the den on it’s own. Little guy knows what he’s doing now, momma taught him right.

[@TheXboxOnes]

@@Thrashman-ye4cf I respect you for not being a know it all ass on the subject while giving your take on it, far too many people who become Einstein on KZbin comments and bash people for not knowing things prior

[@susanohata3629]

Thanks for going through the trouble of retrieving those clips, pics were great, Happy Birthday!!!

[@BlairrrrrAislinnnn]

The squeaky noise when the gator hops the log 😂😂

[@ittybittyrampagingcommittee]

22:57 - Oh my god, he's so scary. 23:10 - So... ...scary...Scariest tummy squeaks I've ever heard...

[@peggyt5409]

shaky hands exactly 😂

[@kixigvak]

It's so bizarre to see a cougar and a bear, animals I'm used to here in the Pacific Northwest, and then an alligator walks into the picture! Amazing! This is great stuff.

[@TazHall]

Florida is weird like that 🌿

[@ButchRadabaugh]

To answer a couple of reader questions, it has been observed that woodpeckers can hear electricity coursing through wires. They peck at the outside of a wooden shed believing it to be ants. And bears don't need to be fat in warm climate.

[@tiffanysmith7419]

You are BRAVE to walk out there. I'd be scared of running into snakes, gators, and bears!

[@RonD108]

I'm a little surprised you aren't more worried about alligators and snakes as you walk through those wet areas.

[@thedynastycontinues945]

Dude aren't you worried there's a huge alligator just waiting for his lunch to walk by in that swamp? That's all I think about the whole time watching you walk in that water.

[@bps20]

And snakes

[@lestermusterman3072]

Good thing it wasn't a Galveston cop

[@Sangth123]

That area is a flood zone, gators tend to stay by deeper bodies of water because that's where they hunt the most. Though it pays to stay alert around any area like that, of course.

[@brendon080909]

@@Sangth123 There was a 12 foot gator in that “flood zone”

[@Maxbps88]

The AM/PM is reversed on your camera. Great videos as always. Thank you for the reprieve from modern day chaos.

[@yazzabanana]

This is so nice during self-isolation, much appreciated

[@barbibutton9619]

Self isolation? Ours is government mandated. PA MD here

[@Archalias100]

You captured a Florida Cougar, those things are really rare

[@TyrannosaurusRae.]

I was thinking the same! Had to replay that part a few times! Amazing

[@kirklovell9164]

Great experience!I live in NZ and had no idea that bears and puma could live together ! I guess a big bear would top a puma ? And then along walks a great big alligator ! Unreal film,thank you mate

[@Techinvestor567]

The video quality of that camera is absolutely amazing!

[@Killemquietly]

Some great footage there. I was surprised to see the big cats bears and an alligator using the same trail

[@kbkoutdoors9193]

Who else watching during coronavirus

[@gingerelvira6587]

I'm here. would love to be in Florida. East Oakland sucks

[@B3burner]

Yup! The place to be!

[@peculiarshanice4586]

😂😂😂

[@loriflynn78]

Me 😂

[@907kat]

Trail cams / swamp cams = so much better content than the 237,000+ streaming options on Netflix / Hulu / Disney etc. I could watch these all day.

[@tempestvideos9834]

Some lanky bears in the everglades. Never hibernate, so I suppose they don't need to buildup fat to live on over a Winter...

[@barbibutton9619]

Ohhhh...makes sense now. I m from the mountains...ours are big and filled out for the most part

[@nicelady51]

And the northern bears have more of a winter coat, meaning fluffier fur.

[@josephdillon7420]

Great video! Nice to see all the diverse animals, birds and alligator!

[@mikachuily5646]

When this video is 2 years old but all the comments are new..... okay KZbin makes sense....

[@megswedeb7234]

Because it just now popped up in my recommendations. And we're bored inside because of Corona so we click on almost everything😂

[@GIOUTDOORS]

Wow that was awesome! But man those deer have it rough lol. Bears, Cougars & Gators..

[@PepperBuddyRosie12]

Was that a Florida panther? AWESOME!!

[@enaidyeltneb369]

What a fantastically soothing channel you have created. For city dwellers to have the opportunity to see such beautiful wildlife is a dream come true! Thank you for sharing your passion.

[@kaidanalexander2840]

I really do wish I wasn’t born in the city. Truly a depressing lifestyle to be in atleast for me.

[@wramsey2656]

Wow what a variety! Those bears look like they could use a good meal.

[@marshwetland3808]

Apparently Florida bears don't hibernate because they don't have a feast/famine food cycle.

[@nolongerinuse1434]

Alligator: *squeaking noises as passes through*

[@tar4825]

That was actually the wood ‘groaning’ under it’s weight.

[@jwhite984]

I wonder why the deer almost always seem to notice the camera? Overall it seem large predators are oblivious to it but deer and some birds almost always notice.

[@parkysparks]

cause they're always looking for possible threats since they're prey. bears and cougars don't really have to pay attention to much aside from people, lol

[@Cookieromster]

They can see it

[@nicelady51]

If they frequent the area, and that is highly likely, they notice when something is different or out of the usual/ordinary.

[@pamelasinclair-karney8856]

Happy belated Birthday to you and many more to come, you have a great day. Stay safe and stay well. Thank you for sharing. Love watching your videos.

[@henryyurboijones9118]

Did this just pop up in other people’s recommendations than just mine

[@A21twentyone]

Yes

[@mckocsd3285]

it did for me but he probably has his comments on recent

[@linkxlobbies]

should be an ad for the trail cameras. that shit survived a hurricane lmao

[@jonmcclure10]

America the third largest country in both area and population is still blessed with vast areas for wildlife. My wife and I traveled to all 50 states and over 150 countries for business and pleasure and it is most interesting to see the difference in sizes of Mountain Lions from the western U.S. and the smaller ones in Florida, this is especially true of the Bear. They are moving into the Birmingham, Alabama eastern sections now going to western parts of Alabama and hopefully Black Bear with have a wider distribution in the next 50 years, but that may be limited to growth of cities, etc. Same with Gators, all over south Alabama, Georgia, S.C., Miss., and been to many Gator farms and in the swamps in Louisiana, especially south of N.O. They are even seen as far as Smith Lake that covers five counties in North Central Alabama in the Appalachians just west of the mt. lakes regions of Alabama. Camped out with many in south Alabama in the Mobile Tidal area and same in Georgia and Florida swaps, one small lake in Florida a little boy was swimming where the night before we saw a 10+ footer Gator swimming and we yelled at him and he left the lake, but that was scary for sure. Out west we camped out with large brown and black bears, and once in the Sky Line area on top of the Shenandoah National Park the 105 mile drive on top of the Blue Ridge Mountains we walked that evening just before dusk and heard from many dozens of caves the Black Bears snoring loudly and ate some Blue Berries about a 100 yards away, and that is a danger area, Bear food, and then a park ranger walked toward us, as our camper was at least several miles away and he carried a very strong metal incased Coleman cooler, not like those weak ones today, but heavy metal outside. The Rangers name was Roger Ranger, or Roger the Ranger, funny but true name. He held a huge Cooler and warned us and said, "see what a big Black Bear can do to a heavy strong cooler", and it was crushed like a man crushed a beer can and believe me that impressed us with the strength of a big Black bear, can you image what a Grizzly bear with the strength of five strong humans can do, but at least they are indigenous to the western states and we camped out with them many times and one came to our camper door eight feet off the ground, and he looked down at me, and that is scary for sure. Glad we had a strong metal door on the 5th wheel, but they are nothing to mess with. So, the long and short is American is blessed with vast areas and these videos are fun to watch and it brings back many trips across out beautiful land. We run across many people on vacation from E.U. countries, as they love our huge set-aside national parks and wildlife, as much of Europe is loosing many wildlife areas, and we have been to most there and we can only hope to add more American set-aside areas for future national wild life growth. We are so lucky!

[@tammylarimer-xw3pd]

Thanks for taking us on a journey. That gator was a surprise. So cool. ❤

[@catonthemoon2084]

Gator sound effects crossing the log awesome lol

[@ThickSoundBass]

I had no ideas that bears, cougars, and alligators all hung out in the same place. Great video. Thanks 🙏

[@JohnSmith-pt5sg]

It's where the buffet's at.

[@wfail8656]

It’s called the woods!! Where have you been? On the moon?

[@parisinthe30sx]

@@wfail8656 not many people realize florida has bears in the glades. There's no need to be an ass.

[@marisaveilleux8533]

Those sounds around 7:30 are coming from the bird! It’s a great blue heron and they make those sounds. You can check it out at Cornell Ornithology’s website :)

[@AGalahcalledSammi]

Aussie here whose anxiety prevents air travel. Thanx for this snapshot(s) of the Everglades, I can almost feel the Seminole wind. 👍👍🛫🥴📸🐾🐾🐰👍

[@MurrayDagostino]

love the aligator .. squeeking on the log ..

[@cricketsong1967]

I laughed out loud!

[@gglen2141]

Swamps are busy old places. Reminds me of my time in Northern Nigeria. If you parked your car in a place quite literally in the-middle-of-nowhere, nothing but dark desert, people would materialize out of the sand. Try and sell you stuff.

[@cheyennelandgraf5081]

Wait what

[@lutherholayeahme7449]

lol

[@jamiegoodman2091]

Those bears seem super skinny to me, but I live in a colder clime so perhaps they don't need to put on as much fat in the warmer Everglades?

[@lazaroacosta5280]

Your right the Florida black bear is small and thin compared to northern black bear same goes for Bobcats and panthers

[@shackilleuhdeal7462]

Due to the hotter climate, southern bears are more active and don't do true hibernating. They eat less and don't need to gorge on food to get fat for winter like their northern cousins to hibernate.

[@dsoutherland1747]

Thank you for this cool trail cam video. It amazes me how many carnivores and herbivores come within close proximity to each other on the trail. And looks like you enjoyed your birthday doing what you love. Hope you went home to cake, ice cream, and family.

[@2dronetek2]

Damn! The alligator was a complete surprise and a really great shot! Hilarious that the animals acted like the debris had been there all along and the human was the only one riding the struggle bus.

[@Tommy_boy86]

Yeah, looks like a prehistoric beast.! Glad I waasn't around a million years ago

[@kkon5ti]

@@Tommy_boy86 a million years ago would’ve been nice, with mammoths and sabertooth cats... wait

[@NOLAgenX]

Capturing a Florida Panther (multiple times) was pretty sweet!

[@joshuahaley4367]

This place is basically monster soup

[@GustafUNL]

There are so few trail cam videos that have audio. I like that this one does.

[@ginashirley4634]

Are you afraid of anything?!? There is absolutely no way you would find me in that swampy water. Have you ever been seriously injured by an animal, insect or creature of any kind? I love your videos!

[@beautifulday7528]

I had no idea mountain lions and bears lived in the swamp!

[@xx707xxlk7]

why do i find the squeaking of the gater going over the tree so funny?

[@dianahart8614]

I never get tired of watching your videos Tim! Thanks again for all you do! And Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳

[@TheCoastalGunner]

any video of the actual storm its self???? would be cool to see what it was like during the hurricane

[@freakazoid4691]

The best part of the video was the sound when the alligator went over the log. :)

[@nikko9220]

agreed

[@NathanRW]

So do these cameras just stick out in the environment visually, or is it a scent thing? Seems like animals always walk up to these trailcams and investigate them, but I thought most of them were as camouflaged as possible so I don't understand why animals notice them so often.

[@Sienisota]

Sturdy cameras, and trail cams like this, usually make a tiny sound when they start recording. Most humans don't even hear it, but some animals clearly do. I have seen some individual cats and dogs react to it quite negatively. I think wild animals react more strongly to any strange sound already, but since the sound isn't connected to anything they automatically know to be dangerous, they get curious.

[@NathanRW]

@@Sienisota That makes sense, thanks for the explanation!

[@devinthomas4866]

There also is a residual scent on the camera from the owner. Deer have an amazing sense of smell, some say 5000 times better than us. Pigs will walk up to a camera also. Yes, I have seen deer look right at a trail cam hundreds of times. Whether it's a faint sound the cameras make, the scent, the IR lens, or a combination animals definitely notice them.

[@justcallmemama91]

thanks for taking the time to place the camera's and share. you've got really great trail camera footage. Happy Birthday

[@griffinshortclipschannel1914]

I'd be afraid to walk through the swampy watery areas, it's so hard to see below the reflective water. Gator could be anywhere, and snakes. Nice video, thanks!

[@smittysmitty34]

AWESOME catching that alligator and the bear but the best part was when the deer gave the camera a big ol lick 😂

[@staystong8692]

That squeeky gator strollin by. 🤩

[@idollove34]

You are so brave to walk in there... Thanks for sharing the footage.