Scout Mt Part 2

Just a little of the terrain we cover on the Border.
This terrain is not for everyone.
It's brutal out here, everything wants to hurt you from the plants, insects, animals.
And then you have the temperatures. Winter are cold (Nights drop to single digits) and Summers are blazing. (Daytime gets to 110+)

[@hoosier_tactics]

Thank you for the job you're doing down there from Indiana.

[@user-lk1xn9yi6u]

Thanks for showing us how it really is down there. Keep up the good work. God bless

[@duenge]

I would love to spend some time with your organization, maybe someday. And thanks for all you do, especially presenting these videos...

[@stevenfrost6441]

Keep up the good Work Tim! Your friends in TX are behind you 110%!👍

[@marctaft3661]

That's some tough terrain man. Hats off to you Tim for what you are doing. I wish everyone would see what's really happening out there.

[@freedomdove]

Thank you for all you guys do down there. Much appreciated.

[@michaelcushman4820]

You are one hell of a man to be out there doing this for FREE. I applaud you and the others who continue to do this...

[@TexasGrown1978]

Glade he stuck with it all this time now. It's been years since he first came on Nat Geo or some documentary.

[@exploringgodscountry]

You're pretty fit. Some of that stuff is a gut check to get up. I cam back trying to get up mazanita peak all bloody from cats claw haha

[@amandacelliers5158]

How often do you encounter snakes and do they tend to move off mostly Tim? Rattle snakes or which other species? Do you guys ever see those people who drop off the water?

[@ArizonaBorderReconorg]

Rarely see snakes, and yes we see the water droppers all the time.

[@andrewtanczyk4009]

Arizona Border Recon what do you do when you see the water droppers?

[@ArizonaBorderReconorg]

@@andrewtanczyk4009 We follow them to see where they're putting out water. we have them on trail cams.