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Thats a case where Id be taking out my 45 lc

My gosh, I never knew their long claws are primarily for digging and certainly not for digging for burrowing animals. I always thought they were just for killing large prey and threats.

Shaky and beautiful. Grizzly to close to a den site? Anyway, entire vid is great to watch.

Bear spray?

I love the way you film! Its like I walk there myself. Last week I was in Yellowstone. Finelly I got my husbant to go for a walk. But then we saw a cowboy came around the bend. He was on a horse and had a mule on the lead. He kept on riding back to the bend and thowords. When we looked on the bend we saw a bison attacking the horse and cowboy! He lifted uo the horse a couple of time and the horse (and mule) runned away. The horse was alright but lost his deck, the cowboy his head and the mule all of his package. The bison walked irritated away and then we saw another horse with a cowboy came around the bend! That was a smart horse! Anyway, my husband didn't want to go for a walk after that seing

Camera Man Never Dies

I watch a lot of beer videos I watch vicariously through you brave people, because I could never, and the more I watch the more I could never.

Wondering if the female knew you were there and if not if you or the camera made a sudden noise, if she hadnt detected you, if that would have spooked into an attack

The closest I ever got to a grizzly bear was early in the morning just a few miles into the park from Silver Gate, MT. It was across the road. I pulled over and stopped my car and the bear stood up on its hind legs to look and sniff at me for a long time. It was huge. I rolled my window down a bit so my corgi dog could sniff at it so she would know when I said 'bear'. I will always treasure that memory. A year later I was walking in a parking area near Mt. Washburn and my corgi started a low growl. We had just gotten back into the car when a big black bear came waddling up to right where we had been. I referred to my corgi as 'The Bear Scout' after that.

Is it legal to carry a pistol when in that area?

If you ever wrote a book, I would about your experiences I would so buy it

Slough creek-saw one w cubs Friday

Thank you so much your peaceful nature and generosity to share your hikes. It is so calming.

Such amazing creatures. Love seeing them in their natural environment just “being” uninterrupted by Man which makes your videos so much more enjoyable. That said they can turn on a dime and be the ultimate predator where in a National Park one cannot carry a firearm and we have to rely on bear spray and hope the wind is not blowing our way. You definitely have brass balls doing what you do!

Your videos are so much FUN to watch!! Thank you so much!!

How do those geese not get frostbitten feet?

Fantastic footage, thanks for sharing!

All predators think the same ; can I eat him or can he eat me.

Luv what you do! Thank you for making my day.

Quebecer here, It must suck to live in grizzly bear country. It ruins the experience of being in the woods by imposing a permanent danger. Here there's no such thing as a risk of being attacked by an animal.People say there's black bears but I've never seen one nor heard about someone that had an encounter. Skunks and wasps are my biggest concern when I'm in nature loll 😂

One of my favorite areas! High density in there

Greetings Stan - what type of tracking device do you carry on your body so your family can track you on these hikes ?

Great job!

Good stuff as usual! Incredible photography. Love your thoughtfulness & sensitivity. You never disappoint. Can’t wait to get back to YS👍 Stay safe Stan🙏Blessings Elizabeth & Mike

It’s interesting, we know that Sows with cubs have a healthy natural instinct to protect their cubs that are constantly under siege from male bears, wolves, coyotes and more. Also, a surprised bear in close contact will quickly go into fight or flight. In those rare circumstances that a Grizzly or even more rare black bear has a predatory attack on a human, it really has a ton to do with their immediate environment. I mean it’s obvious in a healthy managed environment they want nothing to do with us. It tells me that aside from the normal precautions to avoid mentioned just prior, desperation plays a huge role in predatory attacks on humans. We really must be aware of the conditions such as extreme drought, overcrowding, and such before we step into their part of the world.

Great video as usual- Do you think that bear that was 20yrs away would have had an aggressive stance if you were being loud?

Wow such beautiful bears! Probably siblings and maybe not could also be mating pair! Sure nice special treat to see them . Love that area just amazing scenery! Thank you Stan enjoyed it great job making this video!!! God bless you

Wow such beautiful bears! Probably siblings and maybe not could also be mating pair! Sure nice special treat to see them . Love that area just amazing scenery! Thank you Stan enjoyed it great job making this video!!! God bless you

I have enjoyed hiking so much more now that I hike alone and not in a hurry! Seeing animals that aren’t alarmed is definitely better than seeing them run away.

I admire your love of the outdoors, but at some point i feel like this is gonna end badly for you.. walking through thick vegetation and coming in at dark makes you an easy opportunity for a grizzly or even a pack of wolves.. Make sure your right with the lord my friend...

Great view of nature. What is the grizzly eating? Thanks for sharing.

At the 18:51 mark of the video, are those two elks at the top of the screen above the grizzly ? How far away were they and did they run off? Really enjoyed this adventure.

Beautiful out there. I'll watch and that's about it. Bear country I'll let the bears do their thing. No way would I want to be out there and run into one. All it takes is 1 bear.

For my safety I am curious to know your opinion. A lot of “experts” advocate loudly saying stuff like “hey bear” when walking down trails. This is supposed to alert bears so they don’t attack after being surprised by a silent walker. You seem to think that’s not a good idea. Since I have very limited experience I would like to know if it is good to just talk softly as you do in the videos or should one remain completely silent?

just a matter of time.

I’m amazed at how well the sage brush hides them

Always enjoyable and educational. I hike solo and quiet. It is amazing the animals you car see. Including bears of the close encounter kind. Thanks

Will be there in less than 2 weeks! Can’t wait!

Noticed a lot of the trees were limbed up high, seems strange for being way out there???

I’m in an area (Smokies) where Black Bears live. Wouldn’t the approach be opposite for them? For example, make noise, be loud and “big”. Thanks.

🗽If you respect the grizzly as the boss in the wilderness, it will usually respect you too... because you show no aggression. So why would the much stronger grizzly attack you? Most of the time, an attack by a bear is a misunderstanding caused by incorrect human behavior. .

Your respect and admiration for these magnificent animals is commendable. Thanks for educating us on how to be in the wild

I think you may be accustomed to being around grizzly’s and know their reactions but I think for anyone being quiet and starting a grizzly is a bad idea. The reaction from startling them is they may attack seeing a human as a threat. It is better to be noisy and get them out of the way if you are hiking rather that sneaking up on them. I think being safe is more impoimportant than a picture for someone not accustomed to being around them. There are A LOT of idiots in this world that think they can just walk up to wild animals and pet them and feed them. It happens every year someone is attacked by a wild animal because of stupidity. So telling people to be quiet while out hiking is wrong for most people out in the wild areas like you are. They are not equipped with knowledge if confronted with wildlife.

Superb video, thank you!!

Fantastic work! Very enjoyable, thanks 😊

Outstanding video! Thank you 😊

Man I don't need to tell you this but what if you surprise a Mother with cubs at 20 yards , that would not be good hopefully you are down wind , absolutely stunning footage BTW thanks for sharing be careful out there

The hiking humor would be to say “There is not much of s source of food for grizzly bears in this area, other then hikers.”

3:44 "angels" not "angles" 😅🤣😂

Incredible