Did you just recently graduate from film school lol? These latest videos look great.

As a Native Arizona girl I give this video my seal of approval. Thank you for the part about Arizona's culture. Even the small towns have museums about life for the people that made it possible for us to be here today.

Love the sound of Arizona! The old culture and the landscape are so beautiful and the history so interesting! Wish I could travel there and stay a year. Sigh!

This is my most favortie post you've ever done. I don't know why. I just like it.

We enjoy these videos - you keep it short and sweet and moving along 👍

Just want to say that I absolutely enjoy your station! My hubby & I are considering Arizona as a place to move to...your station is a wealth of information to guide us. Also, your new format is awesome! Keep ‘em coming😉

Thankx Jeff ! Two great videos of information on AZ !

Liking this series, well shot and made.

Hi Jeff, it‘s always a pleasure watching your videos, they enriches my time ! Specially this one makes me impatient, till at last I can come overthere. Greetings from Germany 🙋‍♀️

Loved all this info! I am loving Arizona more and more as the days go by! Your channel has helped ,

Thank you for this channel. I was born in Arizona and I am extremely proud of the the state!

Love your videos! We are in process of moving to AZ and your videos have been SUPER helpful. Thanks for sharing all your insights.

These are really well-done videos, thank you!

You have definitely helped me make my decision about moving to Arizona, especially living all the way in Ohio. I can't wait to get out there this up coming year.

Thank you for this video... I truly like it. Very happy to have moved here...

Awesome !

Thankyou for this video.

incredible video, along with the pros and cons video. my family thought we were crazy to move here, all they knew about az was sedona. we have tried to tell them the positives. maybe ill send them this

Dope video, I like the switch in scenery

I've been here over 27 years and I still jokingly call Tucson Tuck-son! And, yes, it is Press-kit not Pres-scott! Good video.

From East to West and North to South, Arizona has got it going on!

I was raised in Texas. Everyone I knew in another state or even my relatives in the UK thought we all lived like the people on the tv show Dallas and that Texas was just nothing but tumbleweeds. However the very first tumbleweed I ever saw was when I was living in Palm Springs! Now living in Phoenix for almost 8 years, I constantly have to tell people that different parts of AZ has different weather, that the entire state IS NOT 120 degrees all year long.

I have been here all my adult life, love this state, the critters just want to be left alone.

10:19 - "Hey...make what you can about the situation". So true. We're always looking for the perfect place where in reality there isn't any perfect place anywhere.

Good job Buddy.. I love Az, Going to retire there in a few years..

I viewed this in my AZ home on Xmas Eve, when I woke up to a temperature of +5. It does get COLD in AZ.

Very accurate video! Thank you for explaining in detail all those misconceptions. Although I don’t live in AZ and lived most of my life in Southern California, I travel there quite often to visit my daughter, who lives near Sedona.I have seen many parts of the state and it is truly a gorgeous place to visit. The deserts have a beauty that many people aren’t really aware of and don’t appreciate. The Grand Canyon is strikingly impressive; it’s a place that you must visit more than once because it is so huge and there is so much to see. The forests have a peace and quiet of their own. The red rocks in Sedona are impressive - great place to hike! The night skies are for the most part, very clear, for sky watching and enjoying the stars and the constellations. And yes, if you are interested in UFOs , visit Sedona where you can book a UFO tour! By the way, Area 51 is in Nevada, and if anyone is interested in UFOs there is a tour from Las Vegas that will take you close to it. Arizona has varied geography and different climates. If you want to see snow, just travel to the higher elevations. I was even caught in a snowstorm in Flagstaff during early April, a few years ago! Enjoy Arizona with its.deserts, gorgeous sunsets, the monsoons, the haboobs, it’s forests, snow, red rocks and those Javelinas. Although I have traveled and visited over 40 states, and lived in three ( MA, Fl, CA ) Arizona is by far, my favorite state to visit, and the one I will return to over and over.

We're in the process of moving 2 Green Valley, Az....several trips so far...almost MOVED -- IN !!! WE're Leaving birth place,1941Southern California. We ENJ♡Y your Videos ---> THANK YOU !!! WE ❤ Az.! Lynda Schultz

We get that cowboy thing in Montana too! I really like your vids, my daughter just moved her family to Tucson.

Im from Yuma, AZ & it gets really hot during the summer but it really is what you make of it. There is Martinez Lake, Mittry Lake & the Colorado River flows thru there as well & that itself we are very greatful not to mention the history behind the river. There is alot you can experience or take advantage of. I live in Tempe, AZ for over 10 years now.

nice video

My personal mispronunciation cringe word is "cholla". It is a Spanish word pronounced "choya". Close seconds are "Canyon de Chelly" pronounced Canyon du Chey" and "Mogollan Rim" pronounced "Mo ghee ahn Rim" and "Saguaro" pronounced loosely "Sah war o" . There are lots more, especially when you start getting into some of the tribal names and words Havasupai , Hualapai, Tohono O'odham, Piestewa. There is tons of culture, why i like it over some other states. There is tons of wildlife. hiking preserves everywhere, even in the middle of Phx. By brick roofs, I'm guessing you mean terra cotta? Chollas do not jump but you do not want to get one in you foot!

Sometime, in one of your videos mention the true sound of a rattle snake. This ignorant comifornian thought they sound like the movies make them sound. You know...... like a baby rattle. Was out one night on the middle, 2 acre part and hunting scorpions. As I walked along my electrified fence and thinking it had a "ground" happening I stepped closer and closer as the "ground" or "short"would stop and then start again all while the ONLY light I had was the small black light flash light on hand. I got close enough to the sound but not too close for a "strike" finding out quickly that a rattle snake rattle is a slight bit "faster" on a live one than the ones I've heard on TV.

In Tucson for 2 years and it's a very nice city with beautiful people

I like your videos that show you outside while filming. Could you let us know where you are standing from time to time? If you wanted a vacation place in AZ, where would it be and why?

Greetings from Payson

Arizona is great!

Thank you for all the information you share. I am considering moving there and your channel is of great help. What about all the citrus trees?????????? they look beautiful, can people eat the fruit??

Good video as always ! My dream is to come and live in Arizona when I finish my studies. Your videos help me a lot 😁😉 Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

Very good video I live in west coast of Florida I want to get of here it's so humid crowded you can hardly get out on the road terrible I mean super busy roads all over here I hate it also very exspensive apartments and houses very flat no scenery I want to go to Arizona

I live near 3 points, on the outskirts of Tucson. There's very little light pollution and I've seen what I can only describe as aliens a few times. I've had a co worker described something very similar as well

My dog was killed by a rattlesnake. Outside Phoenix. In March. On a cold morning. 2 feet from my front door. Be rattlesnake aware!

Very informative and useful. Just add a little editing and production to your films, and maybe a little more energy in your tone!

Nice voice

I love my Arizona ... Texas is my first and biggest love though.

People think there's no life in the desert, and they are so wrong. Mammals, such as cottontail rabbits, jackrabbits, white tail deer, mountain lions, and javelina. More kinds of flowers than you can count. Reptiles such as lizards, many insects, and of course, rattlesnakes. The Arizona Desert is just teeming with life!

About to move to AZ and I like to be outdoors and it worries me that with the heat I won’t be able to have these outdoors moments as I’d like. I am moving from WA state so here we also face the weather when it comes to outdoors activities because of the rain but that doesn’t stop us from going on a hike. I really worry about the heat and specially when I have kids - I know it is long a long turn worry since I have no kids as of now but since we are intending to make AZ our home for a good whole so kids will most likely be born in AZ. Any word or advice or consolation? Thanks !

I love Arizona

I live in Texas and it's too hot for me. It is literally always sunny here. Yes, there is a mild winter when there is more cloudy days and gets colder, but during other seasons it is sunny most of the time. It gets boring where everyday the weather is the same, that is why I enjoy cloudy days so much. I like Arizona but the heat is a no go for me. It's even worse there than in Texas.

At first, it sounded like you said, "I personally haven't seen *many* aliens." and I thought, 'Great, just when I thought things couldn't get any worse...'

Three kind of deer in Arizona, coues deer, very small spotted adults. (Not the baby white tail which is also spotted). White tail and mule deer. Pronghorn antelope are here in small numbers. Also elk are here. I've seen otters which I never would have believed if I hadn't seen one in the wild. Javalina (havalina), Bob cats, mounting lion, black bear. Coyotes by the millions. The wolves as he spoke of. Most people don't believe this because they're so rare but I saw a solid black jaguar while I was out hunting. They very rarely come up from deep in Mexico but they do occasionally. We have desert long horn sheep. They're are wild horses but they're hard to find. We have tons of different birds including the bald eagle. Of course there are lots of reptiles, desert tortoises lots of different types of rattlers and lots of different types of other kinds of snakes, frogs, desert rats, mice and so on. I've been here a long time around 50 years and I know I forgetting some animals but there are a lot more then people believe.

What is the water situation in Tucson and green valley?

Can't find Queen Creek vs San Tan Valley video and that is where we will probably move to soon Help ?

Where is the eagle sculpture located that you're standing in front of?

Arizona rocks. No pun intended. 🦂

Floria is hot in too much humidity rain would be my new home Arizona Tucson

"Forever Living Plaza" - Great place for views

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I visited Death Valley in July of 1991, it was 126 degrees, now I know what Hades feels like, went to the 4 corners I think it’s called, California, Nevada, Arizona, and another State meet up, not sure, but there was a thermometer or something like that, but there was signs of all the States that meet up, I will have to dig out the pictures of my trip, If I am incorrect please let me know!!

you make a good point bout the weather in phoenix... i've seen it snow on the north side of phoenix and it being in the low 60s on the south side of phoenix at the same time... just sayin

The Bear committed suicide #!!#?? You mean he went to crossing the field wearing an Elk suit ! LOL.

I was in lake havasu city arizona in July I knew it was going to be hot as hell my friend and I spent a lot of time in the lake. We paid the 20 dollars 10 dollars each it was well worth it. It was July when we were there which for a lot of the country is the hottest month across the board. Arizona is actually the Sunniest state in the country. But unlike Florida arizona isn't always warm at least you can go to the mountains and escape the summer heat. I don't live in Arizona but like most of the western United States and south western United States arizona has changing topography and geography you have everything from pine forests to deserts and mountains just not ocean well arizona has a beach in Mexico I believe i saw that on this channel a year or 2 ago. If you're looking for never ending summer go further south specifically south Florida. Places like fort Lauderdale Miami Naples Sebastian. It doesn't matter which coast you're on.

Can you shoot rattle snakes? Or are they protected?

Very new to AZ. Where is the path at 38 seconds located?

Hello from Prescott...I mean Preskitt

Id love to be a cowboy instead of a philly gangster who is freezing his but off right now lol

1.) Jumping cactus. Not because the cactus moves... it's the smaller needles that shoot out when you brush up against the larger needles. Those are the real pain in the ass to get out. 2.) No one ever mentions that the last battle of the civil war was fought north of Tucson. 3.) The Coconino National Forest is the largest contiguous Ponderosa Pine forest in the world. 4.) McNary used to have the 2nd largest saw mill in the world. 5.) Look into the navel battles between Arizona and California on the Colorado river. 6.) The Arizona Desert Hairy scorpion is the largest scorpion in North America. They don't find them as big as they used to though. My dad stepped on an 18" that climbed on top of a rock and was threatening us cub scouts in the Superstition mountains during a hike. Not typically aggressive unless they're protecting young ones. 7.) Have you talked about the night hunts for scorpions in the hills around Phoenix using black lights? The Bark Scorpion is the most toxic scorpion in North America. If you have a palm tree, make sure the bark is trimmed smooth, as that is a common breading ground. To me, scorpions are the worst threat, as they can get into everything. A friends mother got stung when she thought she was crushing a roach in a tableware drawer. Northing worse than seeing on crawl up next to you on the seat of a j-john in the middle of doing your business on a construction site way outside of town. 8.) River rafting used to be fun until it got too crowded. No longer relaxing when your watching out for floating logs dropped from under neighboring tubers who don't want to get out of the water to do their business. Those are more surprising than scorpions; you don't see them under the water.

How common are scorpions? I’m afraid they will be everywhere!

The summer is no joke in Phoenix... and scorpions 🦂

I see a lot of bars on the windows? Is crime a problem there?

Explain to your viewers about mohave greens

One of the misconceptions. I had when moving out here to Arizona was that I thought there were a lot of Cowboys out here; and cattle ranches too! I thought everyone dressed like cowboys. Boy was I wrong.

Looking for a pet "what not". Glad they run wild in AZ.

I always here people mention dust storms

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There are lots of aliens in Arizona. I mean, look how close Mexico is! lol

Another misconception .... a Javelina in not a pig, it’s a peccary. :)

Born in Arizona in 1964 and have lived here the entire time and never heard anyone call Prescott presskit. I have family there and they don't call it that.

“You won’t get attacked every time you go out hiking” by a rattlesnake? Once in a while or here and there?

When you go hiking just be aware that there are dangers out there. You must have a high awareness. This jumping cactus is something to give a wide birth. I wouldn't take chances. I wasn't that close to a jumping cactus, didn't brush it or step on it, when it struck me. I was told that it is attracted by static electricity. So just stay away from it. When my brother was living out in the high mountains and when he was walking around rock hunting he came across a hurd of Javelina that chased him up into a tree. These Javelina stayed underneath the tree for hours. Then they moved on and he was able to get down and go back to his camp.

Iv'e seen UFO's here on 3 different occasions

FIRST NATION FOREVER ✊ R.I.P. GERONIMO

How has AZ changed because of the large influx of Californians in the past several years? Where are most of them moving? Thanks.

Rattlesnakes and Scorpions are a real thing here... even in the cities. Be aware. Use common sense, and watch your pets.

That dog wasnt HAVIN it haha

Regarding your first point on this video. As you get off a rest stop there are signs that clearly say poisonous wildlife. So if the threat is not so great, why are they plastering these signs all over?

Did I miss it on the pronunciations or did you forget Tempe...pronounced for some reason: TEMPEEEEE!!

Great video! Add Mogollon rim pronounced “Mug”gollon rim here.

I'm from the Midwest having a Ohio German accent what Native arizonans called their cities I would not be able to comprehend her or even learn to be part of my vocabulary.

Ajo -

Dude I took a look at your channel and a whole lot of it deals with negative aspects of living or possibly moving to Arizona and I just like to know why the hell you're still there if it's so goddamn bad

I thought that when I came to work in Arizona that the population was made up of majority Spanish and Native American and I was definitely wrong.

"AZ is filled with snow birds and canadians all winter". The weather comments are unclear. I would never want to be in phoenix for half the year and flagstaff is also not suitable for much of the year. But it is about the only state you could be in a comfortable area after a 8 hour drive.

Your face does show the heat in Arizona. You have a slight sunburn just making this video. Yep, AZ does get hot.

Nothing wrong with cowboys! LOL!

"should have been a cowboy"

Imma call a javelina a pig

Hahah “Tux-son” really

Oh God l live in Phoenix for a year my daughter still live in Phoenix Jesus is hot in summer plenty oranges lemos no hardly dont rain l couldn't stand the heat l move back to Milwaukee.

I see more wild donkeys than anything...