Tim Harrell Swamp Trail Camera Pickup

[@trailcamerasinnewengland0112]

Fantastic footage Tim. Another amazing episode! Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed 👍

[@terry2310]

So happy to see a new video! Thanks so much. I know the bears are pests, but when he turned around and rubbed on the tree, I have to admit I chuckled out loud…

[@spookyfirst9514]

I loved the lizard belly. 7:41

[@princebloodgrave8097]

"I hope that this camera won't get eaten by a bear" first animal clip, bear is eating camera. ;) :P lol

[@southernbreeze3278]

stop looking at me !........STOP LOOKING AT ME !!

[@simpleman2]

Thanks Tim, much appreciated, been following you a while✌️🐸

[@apriladams7119]

Yay! I love it when your videos show up!!! Thank you so much for making them!!

[@MWhite1481]

hey Tim, great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@deerohdeer8000]

Brilliant Tim ! Ya that’s my favourite cams RCFA browning !! And then the Ceyomur CY 95 absolutely fantastic cams ! Great captures as always 👍👍

[@marliebaker6576]

That was cool 😎 thanks for all your efforts to show the wild life of Florida 😻

[@morganrowe2330]

Man, those bears are definitely persistent! Great video! Thank for sharing.

[@lowangproductions4235]

Yaaaaahhhhh !! Good to see a new video !!

[@dibell3662]

Thanks for sharing this video. The bears are always exciting to watch. ❤️🍂

[@jamesvatter5729]

That bear carrying off that shed was unexpected.

[@dantheairboatman1234]

Thanx for the vid and your time and effort 👍🇺🇸

[@bekkiware264]

Sorry about your camera. As always, thank you for the video.

[@gossettcd]

Those bears have definitely got it out for you

[@bertram_oredrock]

Perhaps you could build some type of deterrent at the bottom of the tree that would make it difficult for the Bear to approach your camera. Great Camera Pick up video as always. Keep up the good work. I've been watching for several years! Good luck!

[@donnaokoniewski3761]

Hi Tim. So happy you survived all the hurricanes!! I was concerned. Thank you so much for another great video. I just love seeing all the critters. We've have bear come to the bird feeder, tear it up and bend the pole. We got, what we think is a bear proof pole now. We'll see. So far so good. Everyone is welcomed to the seed, but not to destroy the vessel. We've had deer, turkey, raccoons, opossums, hawks, eagles and all kinds of birds. It is a joy to see isn't it. You take good care of you. You're the only Tim we've got. xo

[@harveybrudvig2310]

Great to see you back

[@johnsullivan9019]

Cool video, amazing how many bucks are using this area

[@funkingfuss9724]

I always look forward to your videos. have you ever thought about putting Cayann pepper on your camera to discourage the bears. It won't harm the bear but they will learn not to eat the camera.

[@lb10445]

Man, I love your videos! Can't wait to watch it. Thank you.

[@piawester9245]

"Hopefully that doesnt happen to you" - Instant bear appears

[@simpleman2]

A cub bear wreaks havoc as it gets older Lol

[@garydent6056]

Those bears love that camera 😂😂, may need to bring a ladder and put it a little higher! I’m sure that’s easier said than done. Enjoy your videos please continue!!!!!

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

Black bears are excellent climbers. They can climb very very high in trees.

[@garydent6056]

@ oh I know they climb but at least it will slow down the damage as he has to hold on to the tree

[@tacocin]

Good stuff Tim. Always enjoy your videos.

[@garystapp1656]

Thank you for sharing this video.

[@sewcrazybaker]

I was just thinking about you the other day, wondering when you would post another great video. And here it is! I love your videos, so thank you for sharing them with us! I have several trail cams here, but so far I've only caught 2 deer cutting through the back of our property. I always get the stray cats I feed, and sometimes raccoons, opossum, skunks and a fox.

[@ronjohnson9690]

I am so surprised you haven't run across any rattlers back there. I know you have seen water moccasin a few times. I myself have come across a canebrake and two Eastern Diamondbacks my 3 and 1/2 years in St, Augustine, 94-97.

[@billreal76]

Great video, Tim. Aren't those bears so cute the way they chew on your camera!

[@lb10445]

That bear is going to get his 15 minutes!

[@nickschultz3259]

That bear has a thing or two to say about prior restraint.

[@WildlifeTrailcamUK]

Great video! It’s good to see the bear playing around in front of the camera and the huge bucks too! Thanks for sharing

[@davidmorris5719]

I like the suggestions from other viewers about using cayenne pepper or ammonia. Another suggestion would be to wipe the camera with hand sanitizer - the "scent" we leave is mostly the bacteria on our skin. Just a suggestion...

[@carylmallory7579]

Browning has metal covers for your camera. I know you like to check your camera a lot so you'd have to take the metal case off each time but a lot cheaper than having to buy new cameras because the bears are getting them.

[@MrGoodwoody]

Thanks for a great video.

[@wfomph1435]

thank you ...... happy holidays ..... i really enjoy this experience . i used to do it, thanks to you i can still do it . T H A N X

[@pamelar3607]

Great video Tim ! So glad yr still at it. I see the look in yr eyes of age & tiredness. A bit of advice from a 62yr old. Buy a treadmill & walk on it everyday. Builds yr stamina tremendously. Its a small thing but it works. Loved all the activity. Looking forward to the next video. Not putting any pressure on u of course 😂.

[@marcuslichtenberg5917]

Thanks for another great video!! Can you make a how to video showing some tips on picking out a camera. What setting to use? We are starting to get a lot of Mountain Lions in our area after all the California fires they are now going after pets and small livestock.

[@BRBTechTalk]

8:59 Oh look he is cleaning the lens for you 🙂

[@fshboy007]

Amazing rut footage, what unit were you in ?

[@duanequam7709]

Thanks Tim. Been a while and I sure miss your videos. Have you ever figured out what attracts the bears to your camera's.

[@SM5GJB]

Put the camera high up so the bears cant destroy it again . Thanks for a nice video!

[@eastbelfastno1]

Tim, do you never worry about coming into contact with those bears out there?

[@equisculpt]

Great video. I miss the time and date stamp you used to have on the videos.

[@lisasescapades]

Hey Tim I wonder if there is a spray you can put on the camera that they don’t like the taste of?

[@saintrude]

Didn't the Ceyomur pick up any night videos?

[@ktd9]

I miss the time and temperature stamps on all the videos…great videos nonetheless ❤

[@gshooty55]

Maybe you could put an old tore up camera below a good camera as a sacrificial target? Guess it wouldn’t be allowed to have a type of solar powered electric fence at least around the trunk near the camera? I know those Brownings aren’t cheap! Thanks for the great content!

[@evdallas123]

Bear thought it was edible

[@garyknepper4546]

Start using the browning metal bear safes. They do a good job of protecting the cameras. A little expensive but it saves an even more expensive camera. They work for me.

[@johnjimjohnston]

very good

[@hillbillyreefer8996]

I spray my cams with scent killer...it helps keep the bears off of it..not 100% but it does help...obviously you want to cover the lens and IR ...

[@oldtimer0069]

try putting a bad camera low on the tree to give the bears some thing chew on

[@mskristy9702]

Hey, maybe wear gloves when handling the cameras, just a suggestion. Thanks for sharing with us! Beautiful animals❤

[@challanger275]

Happy bear 🐻

[@thomasvaughn8339]

That’s a lot of Bucks

[@kevinlee6731]

Hey Tim, what species of trees or shrubs are those crews targeting with the spray rigs?

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

Florida has tons and tons of invasive plants. You can look up Florida EPPC to see them all. Invasive durt urg.

[@alexpatron3024]

I still think you should use a Q-Tip to run a bead of ammonia around the edges of the camera.

[@waltergurly4040]

It got so bad here in NW Florida that I have to run a steel bear box on my cameras. Or leave the camera strap a little loose so the camera fall to the bottom of the tree when the bear grabs it sometimes that works

[@joseguerrero6055]

Tim you know if you find yourself some skunk urine you won't have bear problems anymore, lightly spray the camera with it 🥴

[@alanstewart2952]

Can a python cable be used on the c95??

[@walmark45]

How do these sheds keep popping up on the ground but we can't see the buck that drops them? 😂

[@duygukayhanisaskank4915]

HEY TIM, other than human scent, why do bears chew on trail cams? I mean there are countless other things in their habitat to draw their attention. Also, the "attacking" bears your cameras have captured vary in age. So, it can't be blamed on hyperactive, overly curious, young bears If it is actually a reaction to human scent, it seems you could "mask" your scent on the camera case, etc. with Buck Lure or some other concoction that's natural to the environment, Yes, the rain will eventually wash away the "masking scent". But that scent will cover your scent & both scents will wash away. I think it's worth a try. I'm interested in your thoughts about "why" & I hope you'll reply to my question. Best regards from Yucatan Mexico, Ben

[@THENOBOHOBO]

They smell the batteries in the trail cam.

[@annieis300]

😊😊😊

[@obconoby7395]

Have you ever encountered a python in those swamps?

[@twobluesetterboys2774]

Those bears are awful! What makes them so much more attuned to the cameras being there?

[@iainsanders4775]

They can smell where a human's been. Bears don't like humans, with good cause. Maybe that's a reason for them to remover traces of him.

[@artemis1style]

Don't speak for all bears.

[@iainsanders4775]

@@artemis1style Well I've still got my old Teddy Bear, & we speak occasionally.😁 He looks like that..

[@davidbeasley2853]

Why do you not raise the camera😂

[@suesalley1487]

Bear is a little OCD.

[@brassmonkey7566]

Whaaaat no storm footage or post storm damage ??.... What spraying them people were getting paid for walking in circles dragging around the wands lopping off random branches while the straw boss yells to scare off any local life.....😅

[@walterwoodard8218]

Spray ammonia on the camera.

[@carylmallory7579]

You also want to make sure that your hands don't have soap that smelly excetera that may be attracting them more

[@donbearden1953]

Tim, if you want to stop the bears from molesting your camera, take a piece of plywood about 2ft x 4ft and drive a couple dozen nails through it and lay the plywood on the ground at the base of the tree with the nails pointing up. It won’t take the bear long to learn not to mess with the camera when he steps on the point of a nail.

[@marcuslichtenberg5917]

And if a random person or child looks at the camera. No illegal and irresponsible. Now on my own property....

[@jdmather5755]

Not a good idea on public property. Also, could injure wild animals, what is the point (pun intended) of that?