Video summary
The video documents a nighttime exploration of a campground where the darkness is so profound that even with lights off, visibility is extremely limited. The group encounters various wildlife during their walk, including an owl flying overhead and what they believe was a deer running through the area, distinguishing it from a coyote based on its height and long legs. They discuss seeing several owls perched in trees above a nearby camper earlier that night, noting how active the animals are after dark.
A significant portion of their conversation revolves around a damaged airboat they find near a dumpster, which appears to have been repaired or is at least saved from total destruction. The narrator points out that it is already past 11:00 PM, well after the curfew of 10:00 PM for boats on the river, adding a layer of local regulation to their late-night adventure. They also notice a small shed or shack in the distance and speculate about its purpose, while acknowledging that some structures nearby have been torn down.
The group reflects on the layout of the campground, identifying tent sites and cabins, which they refer to as cottages, noting that the rental fees are reasonable. One camper stands out due to its bright lights, which create a cool visual effect visible from their own vehicle. The narrator also shares some challenges with their monkey companion, Bruno, who gets excited and pulls away when trying to walk in a straight line, making it difficult to keep him focused on the trail.
As they return to their cottage, the group decides to set up trail cameras for the next day to capture more footage of the wildlife they have only glimpsed or heard. The narrator promises to resume recording if something interesting happens before they go to sleep, ensuring they don't miss any further nocturnal activity. The video concludes with a sense of camaraderie and anticipation for future exploration, despite the fatigue and minor disruptions caused by their energetic monkey.
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Bruno, what are you doing?
How did you do that?
>> He got out of his harness.
>> Oh my god.
How did you do that?
have to stay in there.
Okay.
All right, guys. We're taking a night
hike here.
Well, not really hike, but
if I turn my light off.
That's how dark. Oh, that's pretty dark.
Mama.
All right.
Monkeyy's coming.
You got a light?
>> What is it? Oh, your phone.
>> I got a light in here.
>> I don't know.
I don't know what it is.
Oh,
>> some just went running through there.
>> Yeah,
I think I think it may have been a deer.
Could have been a coyote, but I think it
was a deer.
>> His long legs.
>> Yeah. Look, it's all painted up.
>> Yeah. Looks nice.
>> Yeah. Does
Oh yeah, they're getting her fixed up
pretty good.
>> Nice. At least it's saved.
>> Air boat.
>> Yep. Airboat. And they're not supposed
to have him out after 10:00 on this
river.
>> Yeah.
>> And what time is it? 11.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> It's at least 11.
>> Huh?
>> 11:21.
>> Almost 11:30.
>> Yeah.
That a little shed or something?
>> Is that a little shed or something?
>> I don't know.
Look like a little shack or something.
I think there was carbs just back here
more than what we see.
I think they've torn them down.
That is spooky. Well, hey, come mama.
Mhm.
Right there's the dumpster.
>> Remind me tomorrow and I'll bring the
trash shot.
>> Starting to get a little full.
It's pretty much just been me.
>> Yeah.
>> But pop cans and water bottles and
I eat a lot.
Yeah, that was either a deer or a
coyote, but I think it might have been a
deer
>> cuz it seemed taller than a coyote, but
it had long legs, so I think it was a
deer.
>> We spooked up a deer.
I think tomorrow we'll put the
Come on, Bruno.
Tomorrow we'll put the
>> We'll put the trail cams out.
>> Yeah.
I like what
I like the way they got the lights on
the front of that camper.
>> Yeah, I do, too.
>> You see him from our rig?
>> Mhm.
>> Freddy.
>> Okay, guys. I had to wait and let them
go ahead. He's having one of his
episodes and
he starts yanking and gets excited. and
he wants to go to every stinking tree.
He He just He just won't walk in a
straight line. He does for me, but
then he'll pull when he gets excited and
starts having one of his episodes.
But but yeah, that camper right there
with all the lights on it, it's really
cool. You can see it from our camper.
That is
over here.
Soon as we go around this turn, what we
did was we just made a loop.
And I think if I remember right, these
are the tent sites right in here. Nice
sights.
And they're real reasonable.
Yeah, we're straight over there. Just on
the other side. Well, you can see our
car probably just on the other side of
that big camper there. You can come
around this turn.
So, I saw that deer. I think it was a
deer. I think it was too
It was longlegged, but I think it was
too tall to be a coyote.
Coyote would have looked more like a
dog. This thing was But you know, they
run around here.
There goes an owl. Monkey missed it.
I know you guys, this camera didn't pick
it up, but he just flying over there.
This is one of their cabins,
I do believe.
Okay.
No, maybe not.
I thought it was a cabin
or they call them cottages or cabins,
but
you rent those.
She She likes the owls.
Yeah, I just flew seen one float seen
one fly right in front of you guys and
went over that way.
>> Yeah.
>> So,
yeah, he's over in there somewhere.
There's five or six of them out last
night and they were in the tree right
above the camper there.
>> Oh, wow. Cool.
>> They were really hooping and hollering.
Well,
All right, we're back at the cottage.
Monkey calls it her cottage.
>> Yeah.
>> All right, guys. I'll kick you back on.
If I don't forget to hit record, I'll
kick you back on before I go to sleep or
if something interesting happens.