Wildlife in Hal Scott Preserve: Swamp Trail Cam Finds

Discover the hidden wonders of the Florida wetlands in this latest episode of Nomadic Trail Cams. As I travel across the United States house sitting, I’m bringing you along to explore the diverse ecosystems of the Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park during the months of November and December 2025.
In this video, we dive deep into the swampy terrain to see what’s moving through the brush. From elusive predators to native Florida species, the wildlife activity captured on these trail cameras offers a raw look at nature undisturbed. Whether you are a hunter scouting for movement patterns, a nature enthusiast, or a fellow nomad, these captures highlight the beauty of the Florida wilderness.
Setting up game cameras in a swamp presents unique challenges, from high humidity to strategic placement near water sources. You'll see the results of my latest "soak" and get a glimpse into my life as a traveling trail cam hobbyist. My mission is to document the variety of animals across different states while providing high-quality wildlife viewing for my subscribers.
If you enjoy nature documentaries, outdoor adventure, and seeing deer, hogs, or bobcats in their natural habitat, this video is for you. Hal Scott is a massive expanse of pine flatwoods and river filtration marshes, making it a hotspot for biodiversity in Central Florida.
Don't forget to hit the notification bell as I move to my next house sitting location! I’ll be placing more cellular trail cams and traditional SD card cams in new territories across the country.
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