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Just a bunch of random videos that I felt like posting!
Ice Climbing "The Eagle" in the North Ghost (AB Canada)
This is my pinkpoint of The Eagle in the North Ghost (Valley of the Birds) on Feb 22, 2024. It was my first attempt at lead climbing a WI5 grade ice climb. My friend Lachlan initially lead the route and then I top roped it before going for the pinkpoint attempt. Next step is to do a proper lead of a WI5 while placing my own protection, a task that is significantly harder!
This is in the North Ghost public wilderness area, which has a somewhat tricky access road with 3 river crossings. Accessing the climb requires climbing a fair bit of easy approach ice and following a canyon until The Eagle comes into view. Took us about 45 minutes from the truck. We were able to top rope the route by bri...
This is in the North Ghost public wilderness area, which has a somewhat tricky access road with 3 river crossings. Accessing the climb requires climbing a fair bit of easy approach ice and following a canyon until The Eagle comes into view. Took us about 45 minutes from the truck. We were able to top rope the route by bri...
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Driving through the Kicking Horse Canyon construction zone on Oct 31, 2021
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The pilot car said it was rough and he wasn't kidding!
Clearing rime ice off the power lines over the Salmon Glacier
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The highly advanced and technical process of taking rime ice off power lines with a large piece of wood dangling under a helicopter
Looking out over the Knipple Glacier at the Brucejack Mine
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Up at nearly 9,000 feet above sea level on the mountain colloquially known as Jabba
Close flyby of the Stutfield Glacier in the Columbia Icefield
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Had the opportunity to cruise by this glacier up close and it was an absolutely incredible sight to see. There is a viewpoint from the Icefield Parkway, but seeing it up close is like nothing else.
Fresh Landslide that ripped through this forest only hours before
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Triggered by a torrential downpour the previous night, a landslide high up in the mountains above this location caused debris to come down, slamming through the forest and carving a new creek channel that never existed before. The landslide was spotted by helicopter while flying over Twintree Lake in Jasper Alberta. We landed to check it out and this is some of the footage I took. This occurred...
Hiking around some random mountain South East of Revelstoke
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Just hiking near a huge hanging glacier
Cinematic drone flyby at Mount Begbie, Revelstoke
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Landed at Mt Begbie for some repeater work and took this drone video.
Kamov KA-32 helicopter dropping 10,000 lbs of water (White Rock Lake fire)
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Shot taken at Bouleau Lake, near Vernon. A Kamov KA-32 was dispatched to put water on a fire that was threatening some cabins on the lake. We saw the fire while flying over the lake and landed to assess the situation from the ground.
Close encounter with a Grizzly Bear while biking in Jasper Alberta
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July 13, 2021 - I was biking down the Hochimini trail, which is on the benchland just above town in Jasper, and came across a grizzly. I took my bear spray out and then filmed as I tried to talk to it calmly. Please subscribe! Instagram: @mrbobbymak (For licensing or usage, contact licensing@viralhog.com)
The Proposal
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Took my girlfriend up to a mountain near Valemount to propose. She said yes!
Heli-biking at Ventego Lake, near Glacier National Park, BC
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Was flying by and stopped in for a quick mountain bike ride.
Paddle boarding at Mount Robson, Berg Lake (cold swim!)
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Brrrr... Out paddle boarding on Berg Lake and decided to go for a quick swim. No surprise, it was cold...
Rocky Mountains in Helicopter
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I created this video with the RUclips Video Editor (ruclips.net/user/editor)
I would of probably climbed a tree as a rocket.
One of the luckiest people ALIVE
Glad to hear that you had bear spray with you!
Big chunk of the tree missing as he pans around? That was her. Ya really think your getting out alive? I always Hike with a sidearm and bear spray. Your gun needs velocity so .357 and up. Revolver my left nut!
Female that thin? Your very Lucky to be alive.
I ran into two grizzlies like this in my lifetime. Crapped my pants both times.
Biking in an area thats roamed by grizzly bears , where is your gun at ????
💕 *PromoSM*
You’re lucky👍🐻. We always carry bear spray and never bike alone in the mountains. Edmonton 🇨🇦🐾
You were wise to carry Bear Spray... Many don't... I always carry one on my chest strap and another on my waist strap (2 cans), and then my #357mag as a last resort... Some tell me the caliber is not good enough, but oh well, it's what I currently carry, but ONLY in America.
Always go in the back country with another person, that way when u see a bear ,you don't have to outrun the bear ,you just have to outrun the other person
The bear was never interested in you. You should have just continued about your way…just as he did
A very unpredictable and dangerous place to be biking
Astounding bravery.
I live in Jasper National Park just on the Columbia Icefield, and I can't begin to explain how cautious I get walking from my house to work in the mornings and vice versa in the evenings. I have an app on my phone that lets me see what wildlife people have photographed recently in my GPS location, and on the regular it's things like bull moose, grizzlies, mountain lions, wolf packs, wolverines, elk and coyotes. Worst of all, though: rattlesnakes.
Imagine what it was like 100 years ago, pre snowflake era lol
Oh shit I just realized I’m going there this Friday…I’ll definitely be extra cautious and not go in the woods now. Hiking is cool but I can skip a bear encounter any day
The way he was pacing to me gave the feel that he was trying to pass you but you were blocking his path. He also seemed curious. I don’t think he was going to attack you BUT you standing your ground was extremely WISE ❤
I agree, he didn't seem aggressive but just wanted to get by me. I don't think moving anywhere would have helped I just wanted to stay still and make sure he knew I was a human.
@@pull_pitch6012 Wow ! it seemed a bit as surprised as you .
I"d be $hitting my pants in a New York minute.
Don't make sudden movement. This is her home, she is checking you out. Her home, not yours. 😊
You got lucky
Carry a gun.
Damn!!! I've been there this summer!! It was a blast and I had super fun!! I even saw a grizzly bear too in Jasper!!!
I'd be dead because I would run😂
Most scary when he was out of sight. Hope to never have that encounter.
Wow. Bear whisperer.
"Ha!, why do these people think the bears understand them?" "I mean maybe the bear speaks Korean or Swahili."
Looked like he was doing a wide circle around you ?
Fuuuuuucckk!
Recorded horizontally:)
Why would you talk to a bear like that? You think they understand? You think that you can reason with them?
So that it knows I am human and not prey
@@pull_pitch6012 I understand your premise, but wouldn't a more aggressive response work better to dissuade a bear? Like a much more aggressive voice and throwing rocks or branches? They don't always attack for food. Sometimes they get territorial or are protecting cubs.
@@anthonymorris5084you should look into how to act around grizzlies. Acting threatening in any way would increase your chances of getting attacked. Grizzlies know they are the king of the forest and aren't scared by anything but other grizzlies.
@@pull_pitch6012 Good to know. Cheers.
Uh Oh.......once your sight is blocked, NOW you're "fair game" again.
Louder, you need to raise your voice sound more intimidating. And throw a stick at him get out of hear
I challenge you to try that with a grizzly
@pull_pitch6012 I saw a ranger do it it works. It's exactly how they say to deal with them. You have to make yourself appear bigger than you are. So far, I've been lucky enough not to be in that situation. The last grizzly I walked up on alone just walked past me like I wasn't even there it was a mom with a cub, a big mama.
@@mormegilthurin5421 you're mistaking what's appropriate to do for black bears with what to do with giizzlies. They are two very different animals.
I wouldn’t be this close to a Grizzly. Not a good idea safety wise.
Wow! And for the rest of that day I would feel like the bear was following me!!!
I'm Hope ing the bear eats you .
Do you think the bear was actually listening to you? He just wasn’t hungry.
You're supposed to talk so the bear knows you're human, not food
He keeps going to this day
If you ask me that was kind of dumb to just stand there recording it. You could've been recorded as you're walking backwards to put distance between youts.
And risk tripping on the roots everywhere?! No thanks. I didn't want to make any sudden movements
@@pull_pitch6012 Well, if you fall down in the brush and stay down it might not see you. 🤔
@@saxon1177 a sudden movement in front of it could make it think I am prey
Hiking or biking in bear territory is playing Russian roulette.
You can always just stay safe in your house and never do anything that has any risk, but that's not for me
Kick it in the balls, that's what I do.
His balls would break your foot.
Lucky that bear took English lessons otherwise he wouldn’t of kept going.
Nice of the Bear to go around him.
IF you are FOOLISH enough to travel in "Their" Territory then be prepared for "Anything" You my friend were "Lucky" He went away . Next time you may Not be so Lucky ! My advice to you is "Stay out of Their Domain" Those woods are Theirs , Not yours !
I'm literally a km from a main road and within a popular tourist town. It's a well used mountain bike trail
The bear smelled something in the distance, you were just in the way.
Agreed
I’m very glad you are okay, sir!! Good job.
Awww, he looked so happy, staring up at the trees 😍
You found the most polite grizzly bear that ever existed... lucky you.
Apparently thats what you do with them, talk softly calmly to them, and let them know where you are and slowly give way a bit, don't run or they will just chase you. And with black bears you have to be more forceful in your demeanor and language to them, still talking and letting them know where you are and give way if need be. Saw this in an intructual video, it made sense.
When human say to animals Back of when they are in their home...funny
I could smell the crap in your shorts from here, glad he didn’t eat you tho 🤘