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Adventure Tours • EcoTours • Tour Guide Stories I'm Tree (it's my nickname) and I'm a tour guide. I've worked in the Caribbean, Hawai'i, the Outer Banks of North Carolina, and the Smoky Mountains. In short, I've met guides who hike, bike, boat, kayak, raft, walk, and talk, and I'd like to show people the world of adventure tours. Meet guides who can give you an insight into #GuideLife, find gear for your next adventure, and get expert advice on your next tour, all with the trust that the information you're getting is from the professionals - tour guides themselves.
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Look, I’m a responsible, safe, and passionate outdoor adventure guide, but please, please, gtfo of my way when there are turtles. #tourguidetree #USVI #GuideLife #Snorkeling #SeaTurtles
More Than a Mouth Full I got lucky watching this frog be unlucky as a cattle egret tries several different ways to have a meal. This video is a bit different than most of my videos but it shows a side of nature we don’t always like to think about - everybody has to eat. Some just eat somebody else. Yesterday it was the frog who was eating a bug; today it’s the egret eating the frog. The egret didn’t enjoy my presence for long and ran off before I was able to watch him finish his meal. Maybe the frog escaped, but I’ve got an idea of what actually became of it. The egret lives to eat another day. #TourGuideTree #OBX #OuterBanks #NatureIsMetal
NEW BABY ALERT! Everybody loves the babies, and our #OBX #WildHorses have had an amazing outpouring of babies this year! This little one here is so new I don’t even know its name 🥹 Never mind the bird on momma’s back (it’s cool, the bird’s a VIP), always keep a respectful distance on the #Corolla wild horses. The distance in this video? Too close. And I’ll be the first to admit it. This baby is so small I didn’t even see it at first. I got my video and we left. And, in time, this baby will grow nice and healthy ☺️
I’m a tour guide. I love what I do. #TourGuideTree #OBX #OuterBanks #GuideLife
Wednesdays we wear pink? No. Wednesdays we run on the beach. #TourGuideTree It’s that time of year - mating season. Or as I call it, horsing around. The wild horses of the Outer Banks, in particular the stallions (males), are getting a little fiesty fighting over girls. This fella is trotting away from a successful standoff where he chased off a couple of competing males. Job well done buddy. Go for that jog. #OBX #OuterBanks #CorollaWildHorses #WildHorseAdventureTours
Fight fight fight!! 🐴 The wild mustangs in the Outer Banks are truly that - wild. Aint no farm horses here. These two stallions (males) are going after each other, but don’t worry! This appears to be a “play” fight. Ya see, our bachelor stallions, a name given to a male without any ladies, will bunch up in groups called bachelor harems. These bachelor harems serve important functions for safety and socializing, and here is just one example of that - play fighting. Play fighting is when bachelor males go toe-to-toe with not much on the line but bragging rights. This gives them the practice and skills they need for when they DO fight dominant stallions for ladies. That’s right, the boys fight over the girls. Who knew? As always, give a follow and stay in touch with the wild horses of the Outer Banks with me, your favorite tour guide. #TourGuideTree #OBX #OuterBanks #WildHorses #BeachHorses #Wildlife #GuideLife #TourGuideLife