As a Florida boy and life long hunter, I appreciate the time, effort and expense it takes to produce this content. THANK YOU.

The gator and the young bear tussle is highlight! great catch.

Always a pleasure Tim. Always enjoy the "critter cam". ... and it's always a bear that will tear up your camera. That's a bummer. It's like it's a magnet to them. Be safe in your travels, Sir. Take Good Care of You. xo

Bears just have the unique ability to spot a camera anywhere. They must have a super sense of smell. Thank you for your hard work and dedication, Tim. Always enjoyable to see your videos. ❤

look forward to every one of your videos.......just seeing nature fills my heart....Thank you Tim.

Maybe you could get the bears to bite through the locked cable 😅

Sweet to see the bears play. Great video even though you got some issues with it. Thank you Tim!

Wow, that sure was a great spot! Lots great shots of bears, deer, cats, and an alligator as well! Sorry about the camera. Thanks for sharing!

Wow - full frame! Looking fab! 😁🤩 I do miss the date & time stamp a little, but no biggy. 🥰

the bears sure know it's there. i wonder why they are interested in it.

Tim, you made my day. Love your video's. It's hard to beat the Browning trail cameras Thanks again Tim

The orchid was amazing..so delicate looking, so perfect, & in the most rugged landscape.

Tim, you gotta wipe the peanut butter and jelly off your fingers from your sandwich before you handle your camera’s. Those bears love it ! 😂😂

Hey Tim 😃 Always makes my day, when a new video alert pops up for you! Especially on a snowy, freezing rain day here. Another fantastically produced, Swamp Trail Camera Pick Up🎉 Loved the one Bobcat, the lone Gator out for a stroll, of course the Mama Bear with her adorable Cubs. Do hope the now waterlogged trail cam, can be removed soon. Know I’ve inquired before but......any chance of you selling some copies of the incredible photos??? I’m Noelle, changed my screen name awhile back. Do hope your parents are back for the winter and both are well. Thanks again for your awesome videos!!! I do miss the beautiful, swampy Southern portion of, The River of Grass🥰

Loved those bear cubs playing and the wild Turkey, at least I think it was a Turkey,. The deer were awesome as always. it's not a bad spot and the pic turned out really nice, lots of activity there. looking forward to your next video Tim.

I really enjoy your videos, Tim! Thank you so much for sharing them with us. I especially enjoyed watching those bears!

Hello Tim, thanks for the upload. Yet another great adventure. Those bears sparring was very cool.

As always, thank you for sharing. I don't think those bears like being filmed. LOL.

The bears will get that camera off the tree for you.

9:16 and 11:19- Turkey: "Yeah, I refuse to be seen. Y'all like to eat me a couple times a year. And so, I'm only coming into frame when I know the picture is jacked, or the sun is too bright". 14:00- WOW!! Good thing that swamp lizard wasn't strolling along when you came for the card. 15:00- Bear "I know you're in this box, human. I SMELL YOU!" 😆 15:22- 😍😍 Just wholesome fun between two fuzzy wuzzies. 16:12- Again, "we know you're in this box, human!"😅 Thanks for the clips, Tim! Sorry about your camera. But I gotta say, that play between the two bears hopefully makes up for it a bit. That was awesome!

Great video! It’s nice to see you collecting the memory cards from the swamp and the footage of the deer too! Thanks for sharing

Like seeing the alligator marching through the woods looking for a new pond . Nice native Bromeliads at the beginning of your video.

Wow, that Gator walking through was fantastic. How often do you capture them on your trail cameras? The wrestling bears was very cool too.

The "bear brawl" was really cool. I will never understand why bears seem so fascinated with plastic items. I remember seeing multiple 5 and 6 gallon gas cans with tooth punctures at Kodiak Island. You would have thought after the first mouthful of gas, they'd have stopped.

Tim what is it with your cameras that the bears just love. Perhaps they wanted to take a selfie lol. Great as usual loved seeing the baby bears. Can't wait for the next adventure.

Another fantastic video Tim , plenty of great content in this spot. Enjoyed watching 👍 👍

My heart. Triplets!

For a while there I thought it would be all deer, and then the predators showed up, great trail camera action! The Orchid was beautiful, I'm glad you found it.

15:22 Love it!

Good afternoon Tim Wow the bears sure like to chew on the camera 🙃 Not sure it was the same buck but if it was kind of neat to watch his antlers grow As always thanks for sharing 😊

You still got some good video. Bolt cutters or a cordless dremel with a cut off tool will get that camera off the tree!

Great video as always Tim. Thanks.

Those Bears love to be on camera lol

Poor Camera🙃 Nice Vid again Tim

Great videos as always. Im guessing the bears smell the battery's. Florida has the Skinniest bears have ever seen , they all look loke there starving.

bears are hard on cameras.

Those bears must smell a human on that camera. They constantly go to it.

keep up the good work..

Those bears just love to mess with the cams! And the bears wrestling were some awesome footage. Great job once again Tim

Maybe someone will steal it. The laugh will be on them

I do love these! thanks

Always enjoy your content. So relaxing just watching the animals go about their day. You just never know what's going to show up next! We don't have many bears in our area, but we learned a long time ago that we cannot put the cameras out in the field with our cows! They are just so freaking nosy and love taking selfies with the game cam! 😂😂 Thanks for your continued efforts to produce top notch content. Take care and be safe out there! Looking forward to the next adventure!

i love this very good

I’ve sat and watched your videos for quite a while now (on my smart tv) but today after watching this video I just had to grab my phone so I could ask this question. Why do the bears seem to always be the most interested/attracted to the trail cameras ? Do you think it’s a “mechanical” scent that attracts them or maybe they can hear the camera click on when it detects movement ? I’m very curious what you think. Thanks for the great content !! I’ll see you at the next one. 👊🏻

August in Florida can be unbearable. I don't see how you can withstand the heat and the mosquitoes.

Thanks Tim for another video.

Thanks Tim! I am a huge fan.

7:55 Wow Florida bears sure are skinny compared to Canadian bears.

Ty Tim, that was still a very Amazing video! I liked seeing the prism you got w/ the sun shining through it. :)

Every video is fantastic and everyday brings a new challenge. I appreciate.

Haven't seen your videos for a long while Tim. Great to see you out there still. Cheers from Australia.

What about bringing some bolt cutters to get it off the tree? Still some great videos! Thanks!

Hey Tim ..Rick here from Florida Trail Camera Adventures . I know how you feel Browning are great but after a bear attack there toast, I've went to the new WingHome 630 Trail Camera. there video and audio is amazing anda1/3 ofthe cost of a browning

Great video! I was just in Fla in October and took a pic of the bear crossing sign as I was heading west of Okeechobee. 🐻

Thanks for the video! You can probably pick that lock pretty easy. I do it as a part time hobby. From the looks of your other keys, it's probably a wafer lock. They are no match for even beginner pickers. Most can be raked or jiggled open in just a few second with basic, or even home made tools. Check out some wafer lock videos.

Trail cameras can be so frustrating, especially when you leave them out for months and then find out they only took videos for a few weeks. Plus audio issues etc. I only use Brownings, and wish they still made the Advantage. Nice video as always, been sub'd for a long time. I would love to collaborate with you somehow, maybe use one of my cams up here in Maine in a great spot, and send you the card as a surprise and maybe have you send me a card from Florida. I think it would be fun. - Colin

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I have over 20 acres located next to and connected to the Fakahatchee preserve state park. You can put cameras up anytime you want, the government cannot stop cameras here. Or drones.

Tim... try using Unscented Baby Wipes on your hands and on the cameras before you leave them to remove any human scent. It should reduce bears attacking the cameras.

The "Cinnamon" Black Bear is very exciting! What attracts the bears to the cameas? Do you leave food smells when you handle the camera? That is my guess.

Do a collaboration with Lock Picking Lawyer.

Tim nice captures but those bears didn't like that camera but 👍

The Bears wrestling was pretty intense.

Great video! What foot wear do you use in big cypress?

Dear Tim, Amazing footage. I’m an amateur wildlife photographer. My wife and I have been wanting ti hike Big Cypress, especially from the Oasis Ranger Station. After watching you video she is concerned and doesn’t want to go now. We don’t own any firearms nor do we intend on getting one. We’re just admire nature. I not interested in the exact location of where your camera is located. However, if you could provide a general vicinity that would be helpful. It just seem like there were a lot of bears and panthers in a concentrated area. Thanks, JC & Kristen

Might be time to learn the useful skill of picking, so you can retrieve the camera if needed.

Lookup lockpicking/locksport, then maybe you can get your cam back Have a great day

I have a few toguard cameras, they’re ok but my browning and moultrie cams are a little better, my enemies for camera destruction are raccoons, chew them up pretty bad lol.

I think some hot sauce on the camera should deter them.

Bring a hacksaw

Was that all from that Toguard cam? Being a browning fan, that cam had just as sharp and clear video. Your thoughts on that???

you ever heard of bolt cutters?

Anyone know if the wrestling bears were siblings? I assumed they were because they seemed to be playing, but they were different colors and I didn't think bears were different colors in the same litter

You need to put your camera 10-12ft off the ground. I have capture a lot of strange things by doing this!

Too bad you don't get backup keys with those cameras?!

What attracts bears to these cameras ?

Learn not to set up your camera facing the sun.