To supernewuser. Yeah, I am embarrassed to have been talked into this excursion. Don't usually take chances like this. Thanks for the post. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html He was showing off right after the charge.
@@lng2519 I didn't mean anything other than it seems crazy to me, a city kid, to be that close. Wasn't judging. Just clarifying so you don't get butthurt like Ginger dog, who apparently lives among the bears.
Tony. You have no idea how my body reacted to this charge. Not only unders, but lost some of my hair! ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Right after the encounter.
@@vicariouswitness Honestly, it happened so fast, I didn't have time to react. We had been taken photos of the bears for several hours. Now that I have seen the video, I should have taken a fetal position and covered my head. Thanks for watching.
it takes a suicidal subconscious mind that an individual is unaware of to do this. bears can be human adapted then one day be triggered by a movement or scent or a sound. or in treadwell's case. a starving older bear that made a decision to kill and eat human. it happens every year but public is not told everything due to park revenue.
Perfect description. Brave, not by choice. If anybody had broke and ran, they'd have been executed. I'm four for four with a can of counter assault myself over the years, but I know I never had a smirk on my face like that closing shot. Wow. Hats off to your whole party. Dan
I’ve been working around the coastal brown bears in Alaska for forty years, for the most part they’ve really not that dangerous. Seems the further inland you go, the more precautions you should take. It has to do mostly with accessibility of food.
Yes. I live in northern Montana and have traveled to Kodiak and southern Alaska. They are worse here. I think it comes from fighting over corpses more.
This bear definitely looked over its shoulder at something moving in the bush next to it and bolted instantly, it was not a bluff charge i think, As terrifying this bear was i dont want to even imagine what spooked it so badly, some even bigger bear or who knows what haha.
Nah bro... bears do bluff charge and this one was it... u can say that by its run, by the way its leaping, its a dramatic run not a normal one! That look over his shoulder doesnt look a legit frightened look. He didnt even look curious to kno abt the predator and was checking out trees and stones and ppl right after!!
Hello SSHitMan. I thought the bear's next move would be a bite to my shoulder! It happened so fast, we were caught up in the moment..... at the time my video card was the least of my worries! Thanks for your funny insight.
To Nedskiee. He wasn't happy we were in his kitchen! All the bears were loading up on Salmon for the winter hibernation. Here's what the beast did after our scare......ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Lol, it's really like : Before the video starts : - Bear : "Get out of here, I won't say it again." Then the video starts, then : 0:06 : Bear : "I told you to..."
My God I think my heart would have exploded having a bear that size come that close to me ! How in Gods name do those people remain so cool and calm ?!?
Kenny, We were lucky to stay calm and not provoke the brown bear. It happened so fast, reaction time was minimal. We watched over 40 bears fish and pack on the pounds for their winter hibernation coming soon. Appreciate your time in watching! Here's what happened next. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Morning. Our guide didn't carry a gun or bear spray due to this being a Preserve on Katmai. He did carry a WHISTLE, to distract a bear that might be too close!!!!!! A WHISTLE?
I recently read a story in a comments section of another video about Bears. A guy went to Glacier national park in Alaska, and during a hike whilst they were in Glacier, they bumped into a ranger. The park ranger warned the guy that there are bears around and there was an attack recently so suggested the we people stayed alert. The ranger asked the guy if he had a sidearm as well as his rifle. The guy said “no. We’re not allowed to carry them in the park so I don’t.” The ranger looked at the guy like he just sprouted a second head! “I know we’re not _supposed_ to, but when you’re in bear territory you better have a sidearm with you just in case.” The guy said he had two in the car, and the ranger suggested he went and retrieved them, and not to worry about the sidearms rules because everyone on the park staff carry sidearms and it would be wise to do so the same.” It goes to show you, sometimes rules can be implemented with honourable intentions, but in reality they cause more problems than they solve. If a bear jumps out at you and you don’t have time to get your rifle up, or if the bears too close to you for your rifle to be any practical help, a sidearm gives you an extra level of protection, and is also far more versatile than a rifle. I’d always carry a pistol on my hip in bear territory
I've been fishing by myself in Grizzly country since I got my drivers license (am almost 40). I carry Bear spray and make tons of noise. Also, statistically speaking bear spray is more effective than guns. I don't think you're aware of how fast these guys are. Check out the book 'Bear Attacks, their causes and avoidances' by Stephen Herrero. It's really a great resource.
@@Mr_Monkey_McNugget You are definitely correct. The bears are too fast for a man/woman to pull a gun and aim accurately Every ranger told us this. Great insite!
Christopher, we also think he lost his support attack team buddies. Oh well, he was scary enough to send us back to the boat. Thanks for your funny comment.
Good Lord!!!! That bear's bluff charge was no joke. He covered a distance of rocks and knee-deep water in seconds. Idk, that seems to me to be a bit TOO CLOSE for a fun off shore tour.?? I bet you were close enough to smell that Ol' Boy's breath? 😬 They say these Big Beautiful creatures actually smell terrible? Especially during the salmon run I'm guessing. I bet it is one experience you will not soon forget.👍👍
@@lng2519 lol .... I guess so!! Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it true that in a preserve even the guide cannot carry a gun??😬 Not that anyone there would want to kill this animal but sometimes it is that peace of mind knowing it's there.
Yes, that is correct info from our Katmai guide. No bear spray, no gun. But he did carry a WHISTLE to distract any bear that was too close! Nope, he froze just like the rest of us..
To John. Good to see you enjoyed our wildlife video! Honestly, it happened so fast, we all just sat there and waited for one of us to be drug off to the bushes. Here's what happened next.......ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Thanks for your interest!
Alec. My wife really laughed at your post. She said, it was a nervous, "check me out of this world" look! After the rush, we high tailed it back to the boat and I've seen my last Alaskan bear....... Thanks for your post!
That Bear was spooked!! Look how it keeps looking backward from where it ran. Humans didn't spook him. He noticed them AS HE RAN TOWARDS THEM. Sniffed, decided they weren't a real threat, turned once more, looking back, thought about going back from the direction it ran from, then decided to meander past humans. (Humans were the SAFER BET) WONDER WHAT SPOOKED HIM? I have my own thoughts BUT THATS FOR A DIFFERENT FEED. HMMM. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO, Hmmmmm
That's sound real. We did see 1 super plump Brown Bear, so much bigger than the others. He had the best fishing hole to himself, none of the other bears would not come close! This was his surprising exit. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
I cannot believe these people were there in the first place, but I REALLY can't believe that they kept snapping photos and video of the bear when it was five feet away from them.
To GiantSpaceMonkey. It all happened so fast, we had seen over 40 brown bears thru the day and we got complacent. I can still smell the wet fur, just like rotten carpet. Thanks for the view!
Hello R. Lalduhawma. I quit filming once the grizz was directly behind me. I felt I would be drug away and mauled at that point. Here is the next thing I witnessed after I turned around 1 minute later. Thanks for watching our video! ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
@@lng2519 Oh, thanks for your reply and you are still alive.. Thanks to God... In the beginning of the video, whats that Bear afraid of when it running towards you.. It seems that it afraid of something..
Hello Cloud 44. We were told to avoid eye contact and turn away from the bear. I dropped my camera and rolled into a fetal position. Here's the next thing the brown bear did once he rolled away. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Absolutely terrifyingly riveting and that cam must be on a tripod because just holy crapoly!! This footage is stunning. I think I would have fainted and just crumpled like a sack of spuds. What nerve to hold steady. I bet the urge to flee screaming came to mind eh? Would love to hear about the after story or more footage[?] and some of the groups' personal thoughts on this as it is obviously unexpected. Your guide must have been sweating bullets after. Good outcome. 🐻
To Bigfoot Forest..... I used a Sony hand held video camera to film this beast. When the boar was behind us, my thoughts turned to how to survive a bone crunching bite. Nothing could have prepared us for the smell and seeing fish parts in and around his teeth. My protection was a flimsy umbrella that I hid behind until he chose to ramble away. Great choice, huh? On our trip back to Homer, most were very quite and the guide was speechless, saying first time at Katmai that a bear approached a group so close! He did have a WHISTLE to distract a possible bear attack. Great choice..... Here's his exit - ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Thanks for viewing our video!
@@lng2519 Woah. Whistle? Meeps! Thanks for responding, I think I would have been quiet to the point of coma from the shock LoL Yeh the aroma of spawning Salmon le pew pew pew! 🦨
Hi Grant. Just saw your comment flashed on my screen..... I quit filming when the bear was directly behind me. I fell into a fetal position and waited to see if I was going to be his lunch. A minute or 2 later he was behind our group rubbing his back on a tree. He waltzed away and moved behind more bushes. We left the river immediately and double timed it back to the skiff for our return to the airplane. Here is a video of the brown bear getting his backrub after the charge. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Appreciate your interest in the tape!
@@lng2519 I'm so jealous !! I absolutely love bears and my dream would definitely be, to visit Katmai, observing those beautiful Grizzlies !! They are so incredibly intelligent. Love them ❤
@@valeriebyers7405 Timothy Treadwell loved bears, and look what happened to him. He ended up inside one, that he thought was his friend. Yup, bears are like that!
@@louiscramp4336 Yes. Timothy definitely got too complacent. It's all about being cautious and his heart was in the right place, however, his mind was not. I believe he thought he could be every single bear's friend. It unfolded horribly obviously. I love bears and would love to be able to see them as they do at Katmai 🙏❤
To Louis and Valerie. This trip to Geographic Bay at Katmai was planned many years prior. The flight from Homer was more expensive than our rt flight trip from the New Mexico. We saw near 40 different Grizz on this photo excursion in 4 1/2 hours. My regret was not being able to stay longer but the "charge" was our final notice to leave his fishing hole Pronto! Thanks for the interest in our video....
To indiablackwell. My opinion was a much larger brown bear. We did see some monsters on the other side of the river. My god, we were not prepared for the close contact! Thanks for watching. ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html right before the surprise!
Hello Gary. I think the click was a camera noise. No guns, no bear spray. Only a guide with a WHISTLE!! We were taking a big chance without Protection for sure.
Congrats on taping this wonderful clip. I wonder have you ever had a nightmare about this particular encounter? Because I'm pretty sure it would bother me for a while, haha
Alex, thanks for the message. Yes, we did have the night sweats for many months. I regret putting my wife in this risky position. Our guide said we would not be getting close up photos, just viewing bears from a distance. He was WRONG! Thanks for watching.
Hi George. It was a thrill to fly a float plane deep into the interior of Katmai, Alaska. We were able to watch over 40 bears stock up on fish for their winter hibernation. Some day, people may not be allowed to visit Preserves and watch these magnificent animals. Thanks for watching. After our encounter..... ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
To Slobbergoat. I think you would not have run. It happened so fast. That bear was on us in a split second, I couldn't imagine out running him. Right after our encounter...... ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Thank you for your post!
Hey raterus. How right you are. This bear approached us so fast, we didn't have time to move or react. The guide insisted we sit it out and wait till he was gone. We then high tailed it back to the boat and then onto the float plane. Thanks for watching.
Hey Michael. Katmai preserve has the laws of no guns or bear spray here. These beasts have evened the game rules.... Thanks for watching ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html 1 minute later.
I seen this video a year ago or more. I might know why he did that odd about face run! earlier in the day or the prior he must have discovered a wasp nest or bee hive. it's common in the area. explains his creeping up to the brush and also looking back several times after he distanced himself. and if a large male bear scents a human like he did he should be considered a bear to be cautious of.
Right on Marc. Your explanation makes total sense. My gut feeling was this boar spotted a larger bear in the bush, we didn't notice any insect bees as we walked about 1/2 mile through the grasses. Appreciate your view!
Obviously there's no wasp nest or larger bear that presented itself. So with how intelligent brown bears/grizzly bears are. I think this was a rare case of a instigating move on the sneaky bears part. I think he was trying to prevoke panic or someone to run. And people remaining calm was epic intelligence that was rewarding in that nobody got attacked. Just my opinion. Sneaky bear.
Hello KyCoke. Thanks for your interest! Yes, these bears are somewhat larger due to feeding on fish rather than grasses and small game. Check out Kodiak Island brown bears, largest in the world.
The bear is smart and knows they don’t have guns and they are not hunters for it will not harm them,Most bears attack hunters who try to kill them mainly...
Hello Lya Mc. Next? ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html 1 minute later. ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html We should have realized this bear was mad, he circled us here..... thanks for watching.
Hello Ozro. Did you mean, why didn't we run away? Our guide said to stay still and turn around. Don't stare or make any sudden movements. It happened so fast! Thanks for your post.
Hi Mark. Mace was not allowed at Katmai, being a preserve. You won't believe it, but the only tool our guide had was a whistle to distract an attack. I went crazy after hearing this on the float plane back to Homer!
To Jussicornhole. Appropriate tuber name, I'm guessing. The rules were no mace or guns allowed at the Katmai preserve. I would have felt much better with some protection, other than the whistle the guide had to distract an attack, I did carry a umbrella so he couldn't see me!!! That was wrong on all levels..... Thanks for watching.
To Croaking Frog. Man, where have you been? I'm being roasted by most of these posts! Happy to see someone that figured it out! ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Right after the meeting.....
Victor. The brown bears were larger than we see in the zoos. Here's a huge beast that caught our attention....ruclips.net/video/a9DUa-9vxhA/видео.html. Thanks for watching!
Hello sugiura. Here you go! ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html moments before. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html moment after. Thanks for your interest in our video.
Hello Miss Tink. It's a conundrum. We started the trip to photograph bears, then this happened! The travel company assured us we wouldn't see bears this close up! Go figure. Thanks for watching.
Please people, before you come visit Alaska, or any northern state at least google what to do if you're approached by a bear. I have a terrifying suspicion that you didn't even have a gun or mace. This year we lost 10 people to bears on the peninsula alone, none of them were carrying personal defense and none of them were found.
Ginger Dog....when we arrived at Homer, the guide service gave a class on interactions with bears and what to expect. They did say, we won't get the close up photos that we hoped for. No guns or mace allowed on Katmai preserve. The dang guide had a whistle to draw any bear away from an attack. Go figure, a WHISTLE!! First and last time like this in the bush. Thanks for the home bred advice!
Hi, question did you purposely set out to see bears, what was goal of trip and did you have weapons for protection incase of them attacking? Just wondering how this situation even happened Cheers
Hi Tru blood. We booked a flight to Katmai to photo grizzly bears. 4 hour walking tour up the Geographic Bay water shed. We stopped counting at 40 different bears. Many of the bears were just feeding on salmon but this 1 boar circled us several times. Then he made the run towards our group. No guns or mace allowed on a preserve in Alaska. The guides only source of protection was a "WHISTLE" to distract any close encounter. We, still to this day relive the fear of getting mauled. Thanks for your interest.
To N goddess. Thanks for your comment. I have retired from "risky business." ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Just after the unintentional meeting.
Hello Kricke. Our guide service had us watching from 5 different spots. We saw the most bears on the beach where to river met the ocean, followed by this fishing hole upstream about a 1/4 mile.. We were blindly following the orders of the pilot and guide. Thanks for watching our video!
What if the bear saw big foot in the brush there. They are known to hide out of sight and just watch us humans, and yeah a bear would def run from big foot
@@misguidedangel6550 Thanks for the message. The grizzlies at Katmai were mostly concentrating on their fishing for the winter. Right place, right time!
@@misguidedangel6550 Thanks for the interest in our video. Yes, we have seen the clip on many social media sites. I believe ours is the only 1080p, high quality feed of the video. Hope someday you will have the chance of seeing these beasts in their own habitat. Take care.
Hey phapnui, we did discuss Timothy's demise. Treadwell's grizzly maze (Kaflia Bay)was north from us (Geographic Harbor) about 25 miles. He had no fear and paid dearly for it! The bears were everywhere.... ruclips.net/video/a9DUa-9vxhA/видео.html
To vzheka1981. He did smell something different from the normal fish, it was a lunch in one of the guests backpacks. The guide went nuts when he found out. Thanks for your post.
Dominik, thanks for revealing my wife's obvious "look of fear." At that point, we felt totally out of control, not sure what was coming next! He could have ended us...... The bear needed a backrub, ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Karsten. Funny now that you say it! At the time, we felt oblivious to what could happen, but the bears were only concentrating on eating the salmon. Then this happened.......
What hides in the bushes, shakes the leaves (which can clearly be seen) and causes a skinny ( still 300-400 pound...and skinny means hungry) Brown Bear to run for it's life? And then the Bear is not even paying attention to the yahoo's with cameras! Second question; Did any of them survive?
@@lng2519 Dear Mr. Happy, I was being rhetorical, ( (of a question) asked in order to produce an effect or to make a statement rather than to elicit information ). But I am glad you survived! I was worried because I did not want to see another video where a skinny/very hungry Grizzly Bear got within feet of a bunch of peanut brain Disney fans and started the process of slicing and gutting it's next meal! You can hear the audio recording of Grizzly Man: Timothy Treadwell Being Eaten Alive By A Bear on youtube as an example. The amazing thing is that you probably don't know that you had 2 close encounters on your ill-guided trip, ( ill-guided because no one is allowed to take sight seers to within feet of a hungry Grizzly Bear...illegal in fact...It's up to you to start legal proceedings against the stupid guides)! The second encounter was when you where inadvertently saved by the Abominable creature in the bushes! It scared the Bear in your video so badly that the bear went into another world in it's mind! It's eyes tell an encyclopedia of information! It's mannerism's, of repeatedly looking over it's shoulders back at where the creature in the bushes warned it away tell an amazing story! If your guides say that it was scared off by another bear in the bushes then they illegally endangered you by putting you close to 2 Large Grizzly's! Of course the actions of the Bear that ran away describe a different creature. Here is a place to start learning about your encounter, "Steve Isdal's youtube channel called "factsbyhowtohunt"!
Hello Chuck. Finally someone that saw the beauty in "the beast! " Thanks for noticing the awe of a wild brown bear in the bush. This was his first stroll around us before the run. ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html
Very true. I'm glad to hear you do have the knowledge that the Sasquatch is a real,living animal. A lot like us but a few percentage points away from us in the DNA catagory
Hello chenpen. Thanks for the look at our video. The bear ran up to us so fast, we didn't really have time to freak out! We had seen over 40 bears before this, so it was not very unusual, until the brown bear ran towards us!
Crazy to think that bear uploaded this video.
Ahahaha !!!! good one, buddy !!!! Lol !!!!!
To supernewuser. Yeah, I am embarrassed to have been talked into this excursion. Don't usually take chances like this. Thanks for the post.
ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html He was showing off right after the charge.
LMBO!!!!
I think I'd be even more worried about what spooked that big bear...it must have been an even bigger bear.
I believe you are correct. Several guides mentioned the same thing. Thanks for watching!
Fear becomes aggression in a split second. He is telling everyone he has had enough of their company.
You can see something moving on the other side of the bushes
To Mike Kleven. I've watched our video many times, you are right on, there is something (had to be another bear) that moved in the bushes!
@@classixdrummer Nope, he didnt care about the people. He was only interested in what was is the bushes. He nearly dropped one right there lol
Holy crap. There is no way i'd ever be so close to such a magnificently formidable animal. Those people are nuts.
Hello James. Yes, we were nuts to even consider getting this close to a grizz. Never again!
Eh, not a big deal. Part of daily life for a lot of people. You should educate yourself about wildlife and how to avoid an encounter.
@@lng2519 I didn't mean anything other than it seems crazy to me, a city kid, to be that close. Wasn't judging. Just clarifying so you don't get butthurt like Ginger dog, who apparently lives among the bears.
likely had no intention of getting so close to it, and once its up on you like that, the worst thing you can do is move.
@@lng2519 Timothy. Treadwell.
Hope they came prepared with extra pairs of underwear cuz I would definitely have needed it in that situation.
Lmaoo 🤣🤣🤣
Tony. You have no idea how my body reacted to this charge. Not only unders, but lost some of my hair! ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Right after the encounter.
Underwear? looks like they’re gonna need some body bags
That last look at the end is like "welp, this is it"
Hello Christian. Most of our group were thinking the same thing. Who's First??
@@lng2519 wow… so composed… was in instinct or you followed a protocol from training?
@@vicariouswitness Honestly, it happened so fast, I didn't have time to react. We had been taken photos of the bears for several hours. Now that I have seen the video, I should have taken a fetal position and covered my head. Thanks for watching.
@@lng2519 sooo I’ll take that as instinct … amazing … they are very intelligent and social AND Strong , yikes
these people are crazy in their minds...period...
Hello Day that Fallows. When we returned home and showed our friends the video, They all said "YOU MUST BE CRAZY!
@@crisprtalk6963 It was the only time in my life that I felt totally out of my element. No control of what was happening. Won't do it again, promise!
it takes a suicidal subconscious mind that an individual is unaware of to do this. bears can be human adapted then one day be triggered by a movement or scent or a sound. or in treadwell's case. a starving older bear that made a decision to kill and eat human. it happens every year but public is not told everything due to park revenue.
I bet they were all white people on that excursion.
Are they crazy? Or do they just know he is not hungry!?
Y'all are either brave or have a death wish. 😂
Daniel...... We certainly understand people that say we were crazy. Brave, not on purpose!! Appreciate your input.
Perfect description. Brave, not by choice. If anybody had broke and ran, they'd have been executed. I'm four for four with a can of counter assault myself over the years, but I know I never had a smirk on my face like that closing shot. Wow. Hats off to your whole party. Dan
Bear was like, "Nah, I'm just playin." 😂
Tristan, He owned me....... I was waiting for a bite to the neck or shoulder. Guess I smelled like fishing waders! Thanks for watching.
I’ve been working around the coastal brown bears in Alaska for forty years, for the most part they’ve really not that dangerous. Seems the further inland you go, the more precautions you should take. It has to do mostly with accessibility of food.
Patrick, you are spot on!
Yes. I live in northern Montana and have traveled to Kodiak and southern Alaska. They are worse here. I think it comes from fighting over corpses more.
This bear definitely looked over its shoulder at something moving in the bush next to it and bolted instantly, it was not a bluff charge i think, As terrifying this bear was i dont want to even imagine what spooked it so badly, some even bigger bear or who knows what haha.
To Hg Hg. Just for fun, how would you have responded to the grizzly?
@@lng2519 Wrestling it down to the ground of course as i usually do in cases like this.
Nah bro... bears do bluff charge and this one was it... u can say that by its run, by the way its leaping, its a dramatic run not a normal one!
That look over his shoulder doesnt look a legit frightened look. He didnt even look curious to kno abt the predator and was checking out trees and stones and ppl right after!!
Mr. Rohit. You and I think alike! Thanks for your honest input....
@@lng2519 ........just had alot of time 😉
The memory card containing this video was found in a pile of bear poop.
Hello SSHitMan. I thought the bear's next move would be a bite to my shoulder! It happened so fast, we were caught up in the moment..... at the time my video card was the least of my worries! Thanks for your funny insight.
Just a big ol' teddy bear. Let's all smile, hunker down, and look fcking stoopid.
Honestly Jeff, I wanted run like hel*. It happened too fast. Yeah, we had no idea....
@@lng2519 they say you only would have to outrun one person :)
That bear went from “ aight we cool” to “ you bout to die” in 3 seconds flat.
To Nedskiee. He wasn't happy we were in his kitchen! All the bears were loading up on Salmon for the winter hibernation. Here's what the beast did after our scare......ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Lol, it's really like :
Before the video starts :
- Bear : "Get out of here, I won't say it again."
Then the video starts, then :
0:06 : Bear : "I told you to..."
Hello Dupon. We did see so many bears that afternoon, after a while the fear turned into confidence! As much as we felt safe , the bear was BOSS.
My God I think my heart would have exploded having a bear that size come that close to me ! How in Gods name do those people remain so cool and calm ?!?
Kenny, We were lucky to stay calm and not provoke the brown bear. It happened so fast, reaction time was minimal. We watched over 40 bears fish and pack on the pounds for their winter hibernation coming soon. Appreciate your time in watching! Here's what happened next. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
The trope of the camera man always survives was greatly respected by the bear.
Hi Joi. Happy this was a friendly bear. Haa
Jst a single swipe , u guys will enter heaven within no time .
# insane
No Bears eat you alive. There won't be a swift ending......
Nucleus....... That was definitely going thru my head. Really, I was worried about the pain of a bite to the shoulder, as he sniffed around our backs!
Amen
Bear is like, There was a bee back there. Man i'm terrified of bees.
That's funny, we never considered bees! Most likely a larger grizzly?
That bear really had a scary, aggressive face.
I have a question.
What would they do for defense if the Beer attack them？？
Morning. Our guide didn't carry a gun or bear spray due to this being a Preserve on Katmai. He did carry a WHISTLE, to distract a bear that might be too close!!!!!! A WHISTLE?
I recently read a story in a comments section of another video about Bears.
A guy went to Glacier national park in Alaska, and during a hike whilst they were in Glacier, they bumped into a ranger.
The park ranger warned the guy that there are bears around and there was an attack recently so suggested the we people stayed alert.
The ranger asked the guy if he had a sidearm as well as his rifle.
The guy said “no. We’re not allowed to carry them in the park so I don’t.”
The ranger looked at the guy like he just sprouted a second head!
“I know we’re not _supposed_ to, but when you’re in bear territory you better have a sidearm with you just in case.”
The guy said he had two in the car, and the ranger suggested he went and retrieved them, and not to worry about the sidearms rules because everyone on the park staff carry sidearms and it would be wise to do so the same.”
It goes to show you, sometimes rules can be implemented with honourable intentions, but in reality they cause more problems than they solve.
If a bear jumps out at you and you don’t have time to get your rifle up, or if the bears too close to you for your rifle to be any practical help, a sidearm gives you an extra level of protection, and is also far more versatile than a rifle.
I’d always carry a pistol on my hip in bear territory
Glacier national park is in Montana, but yes I agree it is wise to carry a sidearm in bear country.
I've been fishing by myself in Grizzly country since I got my drivers license (am almost 40). I carry Bear spray and make tons of noise. Also, statistically speaking bear spray is more effective than guns. I don't think you're aware of how fast these guys are. Check out the book 'Bear Attacks, their causes and avoidances' by Stephen Herrero. It's really a great resource.
@@croakingfrog3173 You know, there is a Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska. I bet this is what Ni was referring to?
@@Mr_Monkey_McNugget You are definitely correct. The bears are too fast for a man/woman to pull a gun and aim accurately Every ranger told us this. Great insite!
Any one of those ppl were at nature’s mercy here, the bear could’ve just decided to attack
Hey Harley. We were lucky not to jump up or scream and run. That would have been the end of us... ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Bear: uhhhhhhh whered you go?!? Whered you go!?!??
Christopher, we also think he lost his support attack team buddies. Oh well, he was scary enough to send us back to the boat. Thanks for your funny comment.
@@lng2519 more sugar, moooreee
Good Lord!!!! That bear's bluff charge was no joke. He covered a distance of rocks and knee-deep water in seconds.
Idk, that seems to me to be a bit TOO CLOSE for a fun off shore tour.?? I bet you were close enough to smell that Ol' Boy's breath? 😬
They say these Big Beautiful creatures actually smell terrible? Especially during the salmon run I'm guessing.
I bet it is one experience you will not soon forget.👍👍
Hi Will. Even the guide freaked out. We double timed it back to the plane. That charge wasn't in the itinerary!
Will, you are correct. Everyone said he smelled like old wet carpet. Go figure!
@@lng2519 lol .... I guess so!! Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it true that in a preserve even the guide cannot carry a gun??😬
Not that anyone there would want to kill this animal but sometimes it is that peace of mind knowing it's there.
Yes, that is correct info from our Katmai guide. No bear spray, no gun. But he did carry a WHISTLE to distract any bear that was too close! Nope, he froze just like the rest of us..
@@lng2519 but how can we protect ourselves without gun or spray... ?? Wht if the bear is mad n attacks??? Will he understand english ???
0:06 Move I do when I see my ex g/f in the same grocery aisle 😂🤣😋
Mr. Ken, hope your g/f doesn't see your hilarious post! Wish you could have been there....
Bears love for their food to run, gives them an appetite.
To John. Good to see you enjoyed our wildlife video! Honestly, it happened so fast, we all just sat there and waited for one of us to be drug off to the bushes. Here's what happened next.......ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Thanks for your interest!
All predators attack fast moving things from a pike hitting a lure to a bear killing a jogger
The ultimate land predator fearing no other... except and even bigger boar.
Bank it. Definitely the Biggest, "Baddest" creature I've ever seen close up.
That smile at the end tho
Alec. My wife really laughed at your post. She said, it was a nervous, "check me out of this world" look! After the rush, we high tailed it back to the boat and I've seen my last Alaskan bear....... Thanks for your post!
@@lng2519 Happy to hear man
I live in Jamaica we got no bears here
That Bear was spooked!! Look how it keeps looking backward from where it ran.
Humans didn't spook him. He noticed them AS HE RAN TOWARDS THEM.
Sniffed, decided they weren't a real threat, turned once more, looking back, thought about going back from the direction it ran from, then decided to meander past humans. (Humans were the SAFER BET)
WONDER WHAT SPOOKED HIM? I have my own thoughts BUT THATS FOR A DIFFERENT FEED. HMMM. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO, Hmmmmm
Regina. Yours is the most accurate post of all. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html 1 minute later.....
The biggest bear! 312 kilogrammes on average! Amazing footage!
That's sound real. We did see 1 super plump Brown Bear, so much bigger than the others. He had the best fishing hole to himself, none of the other bears would not come close! This was his surprising exit. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
0:07 and this is where I start mag dumping into the bear
To Dee Cee. I truly felt this was going to be my last day. I expected to be drug off and eaten. Thanks for watching!
I cannot believe these people were there in the first place, but I REALLY can't believe that they kept snapping photos and video of the bear when it was five feet away from them.
To GiantSpaceMonkey. It all happened so fast, we had seen over 40 brown bears thru the day and we got complacent. I can still smell the wet fur, just like rotten carpet. Thanks for the view!
@@lng2519 Terrifying. Truly terrifying. It appears you came very close to being killed.
Is there episode 2 of this video..? Its too short.. Want to watch what happened after this.. 😂
Hello R. Lalduhawma. I quit filming once the grizz was directly behind me. I felt I would be drug away and mauled at that point. Here is the next thing I witnessed after I turned around 1 minute later. Thanks for watching our video!
ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
@@lng2519 Oh, thanks for your reply and you are still alive.. Thanks to God...
In the beginning of the video, whats that Bear afraid of when it running towards you.. It seems that it afraid of something..
Where’s the rest of the video?
Hello Cloud 44. We were told to avoid eye contact and turn away from the bear. I dropped my camera and rolled into a fetal position. Here's the next thing the brown bear did once he rolled away. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Absolutely terrifyingly riveting and that cam must be on a tripod because just holy crapoly!! This footage is stunning. I think I would have fainted and just crumpled like a sack of spuds. What nerve to hold steady. I bet the urge to flee screaming came to mind eh? Would love to hear about the after story or more footage[?] and some of the groups' personal thoughts on this as it is obviously unexpected. Your guide must have been sweating bullets after. Good outcome. 🐻
To Bigfoot Forest..... I used a Sony hand held video camera to film this beast. When the boar was behind us, my thoughts turned to how to survive a bone crunching bite. Nothing could have prepared us for the smell and seeing fish parts in and around his teeth. My protection was a flimsy umbrella that I hid behind until he chose to ramble away. Great choice, huh? On our trip back to Homer, most were very quite and the guide was speechless, saying first time at Katmai that a bear approached a group so close! He did have a WHISTLE to distract a possible bear attack. Great choice.....
Here's his exit - ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Thanks for viewing our video!
@@lng2519 Woah. Whistle? Meeps! Thanks for responding, I think I would have been quiet to the point of coma from the shock LoL Yeh the aroma of spawning Salmon le pew pew pew! 🦨
How did these people get in such close proximity to this bear? It would only take a half second and the bear is on you!
This was a photo safari into the wild of Katmai Preserve, Alaska. We saw 40 or so brown bears. What a trip!
Bear to humans: Yall see that big ass Sasquatch? I'd get outta here if I were you.
So why cut off the video right there? Wish we could see the ending where those people get scattered like so many bowling pins...
Hi Grant. Just saw your comment flashed on my screen..... I quit filming when the bear was directly behind me. I fell into a fetal position and waited to see if I was going to be his lunch. A minute or 2 later he was behind our group rubbing his back on a tree. He waltzed away and moved behind more bushes. We left the river immediately and double timed it back to the skiff for our return to the airplane. Here is a video of the brown bear getting his backrub after the charge. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Appreciate your interest in the tape!
100% sure the bear thought he saw a Russian.
Omg!! Bluff charge or something spooked that bear? I love bears! I think they are amazingly intelligent but this big fella scared me!
Valerie, This was a once and done adventure! We had at least 40 grizzly bears walk around us this day at Katmai.
@@lng2519 I'm so jealous !! I absolutely love bears and my dream would definitely be, to visit Katmai, observing those beautiful Grizzlies !! They are so incredibly intelligent. Love them ❤
@@valeriebyers7405 Timothy Treadwell loved bears, and look what happened to him. He ended up inside one, that he thought was his friend. Yup, bears are like that!
@@louiscramp4336 Yes. Timothy definitely got too complacent. It's all about being cautious and his heart was in the right place, however, his mind was not. I believe he thought he could be every single bear's friend. It unfolded horribly obviously. I love bears and would love to be able to see them as they do at Katmai 🙏❤
To Louis and Valerie. This trip to Geographic Bay at Katmai was planned many years prior. The flight from Homer was more expensive than our rt flight trip from the New Mexico. We saw near 40 different Grizz on this photo excursion in 4 1/2 hours. My regret was not being able to stay longer but the "charge" was our final notice to leave his fishing hole Pronto! Thanks for the interest in our video....
Are these the people we heard about?
Funny thing is, guns misfire, jam..or are not used in time..or shot missed etc.
I wouldn't be that close to a WILD huge Bear, even with a Gun
To everyday learning. Our guide insured us, no close encounters....... WRONG!
why do you even get close to a monster bear?
Hi keystone. You know, I wish someone would have "slapped" us before the trip...
What in gods name was he running from
To indiablackwell. My opinion was a much larger brown bear. We did see some monsters on the other side of the river. My god, we were not prepared for the close contact! Thanks for watching. ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html right before the surprise!
At about the 12 second mark I heard a click. Was that the safety on a rifle going off?
Hello Gary. I think the click was a camera noise. No guns, no bear spray. Only a guide with a WHISTLE!! We were taking a big chance without Protection for sure.
@@lng2519 A whistle?
OK..Thank you
Congrats on taping this wonderful clip. I wonder have you ever had a nightmare about this particular encounter? Because I'm pretty sure it would bother me for a while, haha
Alex, thanks for the message. Yes, we did have the night sweats for many months. I regret putting my wife in this risky position. Our guide said we would not be getting close up photos, just viewing bears from a distance. He was WRONG! Thanks for watching.
Why would anyone do that ? What's the upside ?
Hi George. It was a thrill to fly a float plane deep into the interior of Katmai, Alaska. We were able to watch over 40 bears stock up on fish for their winter hibernation. Some day, people may not be allowed to visit Preserves and watch these magnificent animals. Thanks for watching. After our encounter..... ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Look at the power of that creature. It could kill you with a thought.
Related question: why didn't the bear murder everyone?
Best Self Defense Pepper Spray
Totally agree. Wish we were allowed to carry spray to the Katmai. Not allowed. Appreciate your post.
I would have showed my true colors and run when he turned around like that.
To Slobbergoat. I think you would not have run. It happened so fast. That bear was on us in a split second, I couldn't imagine out running him.
Right after our encounter...... ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Thank you for your post!
HE MIGHT HAVED SEEN BIG FOOT BEHIND THE BUSHES
Hey Ivan. Back on the plane returning to Homer Alaska, we all agreed his buddy stayed in the bushes. I think that was his reason for turning around!
@@lng2519 oh nice, thank you for the update. Please keep enjoying alaska for us.
You get a glimpse here for a second to have a huge bear running directly for you. I feel for the humans who that is the last thing they ever saw.
Hey raterus. How right you are. This bear approached us so fast, we didn't have time to move or react. The guide insisted we sit it out and wait till he was gone. We then high tailed it back to the boat and then onto the float plane. Thanks for watching.
Bear: Oh shit is that Greg I'ma better run!!
I wonder how many rifle's were pointed at it when this happened
Hey Michael. Katmai preserve has the laws of no guns or bear spray here. These beasts have evened the game rules.... Thanks for watching
ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html 1 minute later.
I seen this video a year ago or more. I might know why he did that odd about face run! earlier in the day or the prior he must have discovered a wasp nest or bee hive. it's common in the area. explains his creeping up to the brush and also looking back several times after he distanced himself. and if a large male bear scents a human like he did he should be considered a bear to be cautious of.
Right on Marc. Your explanation makes total sense. My gut feeling was this boar spotted a larger bear in the bush, we didn't notice any insect bees as we walked about 1/2 mile through the grasses. Appreciate your view!
Obviously there's no wasp nest or larger bear that presented itself. So with how intelligent brown bears/grizzly bears are. I think this was a rare case of a instigating move on the sneaky bears part. I think he was trying to prevoke panic or someone to run. And people remaining calm was epic intelligence that was rewarding in that nobody got attacked. Just my opinion. Sneaky bear.
How tall are they? And are they bigger looking than the ones in Montana?
Hello KyCoke. Thanks for your interest! Yes, these bears are somewhat larger due to feeding on fish rather than grasses and small game. Check out Kodiak Island brown bears, largest in the world.
@@lng2519 wow,yeah it’s pretty crazy how big brown bears can get,great video and really good footage
@@lng2519 how tall are the coastal grizzlies?
The bear is smart and knows they don’t have guns and they are not hunters for it will not harm them,Most bears attack hunters who try to kill them mainly...
Hello Star. Agreed, the bears were smart. I would have tasted like a old taco. Thanks for watching!
the bear tests them to see if they are running prey, because it is not used to eating humans.
if only one had run it would have been a massacre
You are exactly right. This was the warning by our guide. Stay still and avoid eye contact. Appreciate your post!
I wonder what happened next?
Hello Lya Mc. Next? ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html 1 minute later.
ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html We should have realized this bear was mad, he circled us here..... thanks for watching.
Why did you run away?
Hello Ozro. Did you mean, why didn't we run away? Our guide said to stay still and turn around. Don't stare or make any sudden movements. It happened so fast! Thanks for your post.
No mace. I just don't get it.
Hi Mark. Mace was not allowed at Katmai, being a preserve. You won't believe it, but the only tool our guide had was a whistle to distract an attack. I went crazy after hearing this on the float plane back to Homer!
That is AMAZING footage! I think you should be more careful though.
Hi George..... NOW you tell me! A little late, I think! Appreciate your watching our video.
thats a young bear
To Jabba. Totally agree. Check out this old warrior bear we saw across the stream.... ruclips.net/video/a9DUa-9vxhA/видео.html
Going on a guided tour like this without bear spray or a shotgun is straight up dumb.
To Jussicornhole. Appropriate tuber name, I'm guessing. The rules were no mace or guns allowed at the Katmai preserve. I would have felt much better with some protection, other than the whistle the guide had to distract an attack, I did carry a umbrella so he couldn't see me!!! That was wrong on all levels..... Thanks for watching.
It's famous youtuber bearing having his bath
Holy guacamole! That was scary.
To this day we feel lucky to no one in our group being mauled. Thanks for your interest!
You know there was some toilet paper needed there....
Yep. Toilet paper and a change of my under alls!
The bear is thinking like, these people are crazy, why don't they run? Am I not scary?
Hi Lanny. You know, the bear was scary, we just didn't have time to react. Appreciate your funny post!
@@lng2519 Not trying to be mean to you guys. Just speaking the bear's mind. :)
Alot of people here saying how nuts these people are to be so close to that bear... but doesn't the video show that the bear runs to the people?
To Croaking Frog. Man, where have you been? I'm being roasted by most of these posts! Happy to see someone that figured it out! ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Right after the meeting.....
last second: uh oh, see you in next life time.
Victor. The brown bears were larger than we see in the zoos. Here's a huge beast that caught our attention....ruclips.net/video/a9DUa-9vxhA/видео.html. Thanks for watching!
i'm shaking by fear, just by watching this vidio
To Newbroken. Trade me places, please. It was an out of body experience. We couldn't move or react, it happened so fast! Thanks for watching.
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Hello sugiura. Here you go! ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html moments before.
ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html moment after. Thanks for your interest in our video.
Seriously didn’t you read or hear about what happened to Timothy Treadwell? Are you nuts?!🤦🏻♀️🐻
Hello Miss Tink. It's a conundrum. We started the trip to photograph bears, then this happened! The travel company assured us we wouldn't see bears this close up! Go figure. Thanks for watching.
Что ручной Миша ?
To Telman. A tame bear? We were lucky he wasn't in a bad mood! Thanks for watching. ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Please people, before you come visit Alaska, or any northern state at least google what to do if you're approached by a bear. I have a terrifying suspicion that you didn't even have a gun or mace. This year we lost 10 people to bears on the peninsula alone, none of them were carrying personal defense and none of them were found.
Ginger Dog....when we arrived at Homer, the guide service gave a class on interactions with bears and what to expect. They did say, we won't get the close up photos that we hoped for. No guns or mace allowed on Katmai preserve. The dang guide had a whistle to draw any bear away from an attack. Go figure, a WHISTLE!! First and last time like this in the bush. Thanks for the home bred advice!
Hi, question did you purposely set out to see bears, what was goal of trip and did you have weapons for protection incase of them attacking?
Just wondering how this situation even happened
Cheers
Hi Tru blood. We booked a flight to Katmai to photo grizzly bears. 4 hour walking tour up the Geographic Bay water shed. We stopped counting at 40 different bears. Many of the bears were just feeding on salmon but this 1 boar circled us several times. Then he made the run towards our group. No guns or mace allowed on a preserve in Alaska. The guides only source of protection was a "WHISTLE" to distract any close encounter. We, still to this day relive the fear of getting mauled. Thanks for your interest.
The bear saw a mouse.
Nice footage.
To N goddess. Thanks for your comment. I have retired from "risky business." ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html Just after the unintentional meeting.
Are these people plum loco ? 🤷♂️
I do agree! This was not my smartest idea....
yo are on his fishing area, i would walk away get anothewr spot.....
Hello Kricke. Our guide service had us watching from 5 different spots. We saw the most bears on the beach where to river met the ocean, followed by this fishing hole upstream about a 1/4 mile.. We were blindly following the orders of the pilot and guide. Thanks for watching our video!
Даже с этой стороны экрана почувствовался запах ......
To Seduxxen. Smelled? The bear hide definitely smelled,......like a wet dirty carpet! Appreciate you watching.
there was something spooky in the bush huh.
Kossolax. Whatever was in the bush, must have been huge! ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
What if the bear saw big foot in the brush there. They are known to hide out of sight and just watch us humans, and yeah a bear would def run from big foot
Whatever was in the bush, was much larger than this brown bear! Thanks for your input, Todd.
Bear seems a little to curious. Like is this a play thing or dinner curious.
This griz circled our group several times. I think he wanted us to move. We were spooking his fish!
@@lng2519 oh wow this is your footage? This is very famous footage from many years ago,have seen this many times before on other channels
@@misguidedangel6550 Thanks for the message. The grizzlies at Katmai were mostly concentrating on their fishing for the winter. Right place, right time!
@@misguidedangel6550 Thanks for the interest in our video. Yes, we have seen the clip on many social media sites. I believe ours is the only 1080p, high quality feed of the video. Hope someday you will have the chance of seeing these beasts in their own habitat. Take care.
Respect!
To Ivanhoe. He had mine! That was one fast moving beast!
Мужики, ну вы блин даете.
Ghost of Timothy Treadwell scared the bear.
Hey phapnui, we did discuss Timothy's demise. Treadwell's grizzly maze (Kaflia Bay)was north from us (Geographic Harbor) about 25 miles. He had no fear and paid dearly for it!
The bears were everywhere.... ruclips.net/video/a9DUa-9vxhA/видео.html
0:29 he smelled human feces and decided to leave them
To vzheka1981. He did smell something different from the normal fish, it was a lunch in one of the guests backpacks. The guide went nuts when he found out. Thanks for your post.
Bear spray bear spray bear spray!!!! You let that bear get way too close.
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That's about as close to being attacked as you can come without. Him mouth breathing and salivating like that is not a good sign.
Hey Danny, Wish you could have smelled the beast. Rotten carpet odor. Appreciate your post!
ruclips.net/video/a9DUa-9vxhA/видео.html
If you pause on 0:31 you can see what does the fear look like!
Dominik, thanks for revealing my wife's obvious "look of fear." At that point, we felt totally out of control, not sure what was coming next! He could have ended us......
The bear needed a backrub, ruclips.net/video/idOrQ0ad0cM/видео.html
Whatever scared em mustve been huge!
Yo Slicktop. I'm happy to say, we didn't see the surprise from behind the bush! I would have passed out!
Creo que un skinwalker al otro lado de los arbustos lo asustó.
Why, why, taking unnecessary chances and aggravating this bear.
Hi Eric. I think aggravating is the wrong word. It's more like admire! You only live once..... You would do it too, given the chance.
Lucky for them he wasn't in the mood for Chinese take out
Karsten. Funny now that you say it! At the time, we felt oblivious to what could happen, but the bears were only concentrating on eating the salmon. Then this happened.......
What hides in the bushes, shakes the leaves (which can clearly be seen) and causes a skinny ( still 300-400 pound...and skinny means hungry) Brown Bear to run for it's life? And then the Bear is not even paying attention to the yahoo's with cameras! Second question; Did any of them survive?
To American..... We did survive. Our pre-trip class said nothing of close encounters. Right before the run. ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html
@@lng2519 Dear Mr. Happy, I was being rhetorical, ( (of a question) asked in order to produce an effect or to make a statement rather than to elicit information ). But I am glad you survived! I was worried because I did not want to see another video where a skinny/very hungry Grizzly Bear got within feet of a bunch of peanut brain Disney fans and started the process of slicing and gutting it's next meal! You can hear the audio recording of Grizzly Man: Timothy Treadwell Being Eaten Alive By A Bear on youtube as an example. The amazing thing is that you probably don't know that you had 2 close encounters on your ill-guided trip, ( ill-guided because no one is allowed to take sight seers to within feet of a hungry Grizzly Bear...illegal in fact...It's up to you to start legal proceedings against the stupid guides)! The second encounter was when you where inadvertently saved by the Abominable creature in the bushes! It scared the Bear in your video so badly that the bear went into another world in it's mind! It's eyes tell an encyclopedia of information! It's mannerism's, of repeatedly looking over it's shoulders back at where the creature in the bushes warned it away tell an amazing story! If your guides say that it was scared off by another bear in the bushes then they illegally endangered you by putting you close to 2 Large Grizzly's! Of course the actions of the Bear that ran away describe a different creature. Here is a place to start learning about your encounter, "Steve Isdal's youtube channel called "factsbyhowtohunt"!
cool video !!
To pretty squirrel. Thanks for the positive post! We enjoyed seeing multiple grizzly in the wild. You should plan a trip someday.
Pretty Squirrel, I want you to know, my protection against a bear attack was my..............Umbrella! No joke.
@@lng2519 :D
@@lng2519 this video is amazing
@@lng2519 what's an umbrella gonna do? 😭😭😭
Impressive
Hello Chuck. Finally someone that saw the beauty in "the beast! " Thanks for noticing the awe of a wild brown bear in the bush.
This was his first stroll around us before the run. ruclips.net/video/uvOgBDP6qUo/видео.html
Gotta wonder if that bear smelled or saw a Sasquatch and is why he ran balls deep towards you.
Great footage.
I am serious. I’m not playing at all.
Scott. If he smelled a Sasquatch, we were lucky to have only run into this bear!
Scott, I so agree
Very true. I'm glad to hear you do have the knowledge that the Sasquatch is a real,living animal. A lot like us but a few percentage points away from us in the DNA catagory
Never go in bear country unarmed
Mr. Sorgie, Totally agree, but we were in the Katmai preserve. No guns or mace allowed. JUST THE GUIDE AND HIS USELESS WHISTLE!!!!!!
why can you so calm down , facing the bear?
Hello chenpen. Thanks for the look at our video. The bear ran up to us so fast, we didn't really have time to freak out! We had seen over 40 bears before this, so it was not very unusual, until the brown bear ran towards us!