Two Grizzlies Lay Siege To Family Home
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Rick walked over to the front door and called Snickers, hoping his voice and sudden appearance might frighten the bears away. As soon as they heard his voice and saw him in the doorway, both bears dashed toward Rick in unison.
Even though he was experienced with grizzlies, Rick was terrified. He opened the front door and slammed it shut when the bears were within 5 feet of entering the house. The grizzlies paused and examined the doorway, possibly unsure of where Rick had disappeared.
On Rick’s property was a guest cabin, and his teenage daughter, whom we will call Jennifer, was inside. Her dog, Pippen, was cowering outside the door to the cabin, hoping to be let in before the grizzlies noticed him. Rick watched the grizzlies through windows and worked his way to an open one. He shouted to Jennifer to let Pippen into the cabin.
Jennifer opened the door while the bears were only 15 yards or so away. As soon as they saw the door open they dashed in unison toward her in the same manner they had pursued Rick. Jennifer slammed the door after letting Pippen inside, and the bears were only three feet from the door.
Now, Rick had made a decision previously that he was seriously regretting. He had several hunting rifles but had them stored in his father’s gun safe and out of reach of his children. Grandpa’s house was only a five-minute drive away but it might as well have been a million miles away. The only weapon he could find was a large kitchen knife, which granted him a modicum of confidence. Rick picked up the phone and dialed his father’s number hoping he would pick up quickly.
Rick’s father did pick up, and couldn’t believe the details he was listening to. I am sure he thought it may have been some kind of prank, but as soon as he was reassured it wasn’t, he grabbed his rifle and headed right over.
Now Rick’s father was a real bear hugger, if you will. He was probably the last person in town to want to hurt or kill a bear. As he drove over his mind raced with the dire straits his family was now facing.
As he waited he thought of Claudia Huber and Matthias Liniger. Only three years prior they had been besieged by a grizzly bear that chased them through their home and eventually attacked Claudia. The account of their details is on this channel and I have linked to it in the video article below for your review.
Rick watched the grizzlies tearing into the garbage bag just outside the door when he heard the horn of his father’s truck honking. For those of you impressed with the idea that loud noises could be used as a deterrent for bears, pay attention to the following events. He watched in dismay as the bears simply turned their heads and looked in Grandpa’s direction. They didn’t bolt as he had hoped and walked towards the honking truck.
Grandpa was still reluctant to kill the grizzlies. He poked his rifle from the window of his truck and fired a shot into the wood pile a few yards away from the bears. He hoped the loud noise would drive the bears off, but the grizzlies picked up their pace while they headed toward him.
Now knowing that these bears were not afraid of anything they should be, he drew down on the closest bear and fired. His bullet struck the bear in the chest and after only a few seconds, that bear died.
The second grizzly looked at Grandpa for a second, then glanced back at the dead grizzly. It laid down next to its partner and sniffed the dead bear between nervous mouthfuls of dandelions. After a minute or so, the uninjured bear slowly wandered off into the nearby forest.
Relief filled the family as they emerged from the house and the cabin. Grandpa didn’t want to shoot either of the grizzlies, let alone both of them, and expressed relief at the departure of the second bear.
After the departure of the officials, Rick departed for his father’s house, to retrieve his rifles. Within twenty minutes he had returned and began checking his firearms over to make sure they were operable and ready, just in case.
As he looked over his rifles, Rick’s children began screaming that the bear was back. He shuffled through the house and peered out of a window to locate the bear. He could see it only a few feet from the house so he packed his rifle out the front door.
As Rick rounded the corner, the grizzly turned and looked straight at him. It began to walk toward him with no hesitation and demonstrated an aggressive presence. This time Rick was not terrified. He was putting an end to this torment for once and for all. He aimed at the grizzly's chest and fired. The bear retreated a few yards, staggered a little then tipped over dead. 
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Rethinking not having a gun in the house when you live in the wilderness is probably a good idea.
The door handles they are showing are not meant for bear country. A bear can open that in a second.
Better to have a firearm and not need it then need it and not have it. Yikes!
Yeah, I never understood why people don't have them. Even if you're against firearms, when you live on the planet, you at least need one in your home and be ready to use it to defend your life.
@@hurricaneaquatics70 years old. Never owned one. Never handled one. Somehow I have survived! My parents never owned one. Somehow they survived!
@@alansach8437 Do you live in the deep wilderness where there are cougars and grizzly bears or do you live where the most dangerous game is your house cat?
Ok, BUT there have been MANY bears shot many times that still attacked and killed the person who shot it, also due to the massive amounts of adrenalin released when certain animals are wounded, they can run faster than when not wounded! In those cases, even an umbrella MAY have served as a far better deterrent via the rapid opening and shutting of the umbrella.
@@hurricaneaquatics The fact is not being against firearms.But against some of the people who own them.
It's a bad thing when grizzlies are not afraid of humans
And, humans are to blame... so depressing.
I think it's bs they have to deal with people at all
Why do some humans insist on taking away wild animals habitats
@@jamiecouch974 because we are top of the food chain 🥩🤣🤣🖕
@@jamiecouch974 💩💩
Mistake 1: being unarmed. Mistake 2: expecting bears to be predictable. Mistake 3: depending on someone else to defend your family
Mistake number 4. (and first mistake) Leaving a garbage container with food outside the door, totally irresponsible. Mistake number 5 asking his daughter to let the dog in and risk her life. Totally irresponsible and stupid.
Yep. It's like they went out of their way to be as vulnerable as possible. I personally would be moving in with Grandpa, he seems to be the only one with any sense of bear safety.
@@MarijkeWillemsen990 Yes, he shouldn't have placed the garbage outside his door for even a minute, but that's not what drew the bears to the house. The bears undoubtedly had done this before with no bad consequences, if not at this house then some other house. So they became habituated. The bear is a wild animal and not a friendly puppy dog! Don't allow them to come around or feed them. Anyone who does is asking for trouble.
mistake 4...being an idiot
THE UTTER ARROGANCE OF NATURE CULTISTS ...
"HEY BEAR, HEY BEAR"
This is one of the reasons that it's so important not to feed wild animals. They get to be too comfortable with people,and some don't understand how dangerous these animals are. And they get way too comfortable with them as well.
The large glass doors/windows hardly instill a sense of security. Maybe a garden is little more than an invitation for bears to come on over and rather than protect, dogs attract predators.. it's a bit of a sticky wicket. Not wanting to be a hunter, or a rump roast, no thanks.
Yes and we are being educated more and more with social media. Anything we want to learn is on here. If people look out to our it is in their feed.
Yeah and people think they are helping them but reality is, it makes them more likely to be killed.
If people don’t understand wild animals are dangerous, especially since for 100 years it’s been in news papers, tv and on line recently, they get what they deserve.
Bears are killing machines, they’re not afraid of anything. If they walk away from a human., they chose to do that only in that moment., doesn’t mean the next human they won’t kill.
99% of bears are scared of humans. The only time they're not is if they're enraged, starving, or acclimated to humans. If you're in bear country, you better believe the bears are nearby and know you're there but they don't want anything to do with you.
I think their 1st mistake was thinking grizzlies are predictable.
That's always their main first mistake, and the second one is being slow and getting their knowledge about bear's from RUclips bear experts😂😂👍
First mistake was building in grizzly country. These animals are being squeezed into smaller and smaller habitats. People insist on building in wildlands and are shocked to find wildlife!
I am saddened by the shrinking natural habitat for all creatures, especially large and predatory mammals who need space and ideally no people or as few as possible. I’m also very sympathetic toward mankind’s drive to explore, to enjoy natural environments, and the need to harvest the earth’s resources within reason.
Both animals and humans have a right to be here. People are tasked with the difficult decisions for finding the right balances which differ and change across places and times. It’s not a simple thing and we won’t always get it right. Some people are selfish or greedy, but there are many, many more people who love animals and want to do right by them.
I might’ve gotten a little carried away there, oh well!
First*
@@lagodifuoco313 That's what I said: 1st. 😂😂😂
No way I'd live in Grizzly country without a high powered rifle NEAR BY!!!
They got lucky this time.
Nope jus nope nope nope they are 2 big n powerful n I've only shot bb guns wit my son lol dnt plan on ever going anywhere near things other than black bears at least I kno from this channel its brain is between its nose and eyes swing 4 that in case 1 decides 2 try n break in. But 2 bears man talk bout bad luck.
Too bad those magnificent animals had to be killed, but it's clear they were familiar with humans.
Time to keep out of bear country.
@@nagone11
YES = far too familar & someone caused that now IRREVERSIBLE bear mindset for what goes in their stomach IS their only currency they will go to collect like a hired mafia strongman 300-800lbs...!
@@leonharrison800 spare us the fear
Lives in the middle of grizzly and black bear country, and stores his rifles somewhere else? Maybe invest $10.00 for a trigger lock if you don't think the safety of you family is worth the $200 for a gun safe.
Bears' actions appear to me to be the result of being habituated to being given food by people, and did not appear predatory. The old saying, 'a fed bear is a dead bear' is a reality. Too bad that many people are too stupid to understand this simple fact.
Same thing happens in Florida with gators. Stupid people feed them and they get used to the food. When Mr. Human shows up without food one day, guess what's on the menu?
I love bears especially Grizzlies they are beautiful, powerful animals, but they are extremely dangerous & these guys did what they had to do.
+1 for considering safe firearm storage.
-4 for stashing your weapons miles away instead of considering a simple trigger lock.
A Gun safe is secure from kids , we have had them in our Country for years .
@@ravenfeader my grandparents kept their rifle on the gun rack on the wall, out of reach of us kids. It NEVER occured to any of us to take it down! NEVER!
@@deirdrepasko9056 I had mine in the bedroom on a gun rack until I had a break in . After that I installed a few gun safes and have not had an issue with security or safety . When I had kids there was no worries about them finding them let alone touching them . As a kid most people had guns and kept them in the wardrobe and we never thought about touching them either .
In Australia you’re not allowed to store your guns in another’s gun safe.
@@Rosesraspberries72 incorrect
You cannot underestimate any bears; or they will surprise you!!! They are too smart and determined. Thanks SBA Amazing story that could have ended a lot worse with these bears not being afraid and boldly coming to them, it’s a blessing this story did not turn out really bad!
I grew up in the bush in the 1950's, we always had a really big dog or two that would run off the bear coming for the garbage, yep we had our own little dump across the yard, I never did actually see the bear, and Dad never even tried to shoot it, Rover never got hurt and he would harass the bear every time it came near until it left, usually quite quickly, everyone had guns and big usually free range dogs, and in twenty one years, the only bear encounter I had was when I was out without the dog. The trick I think is having a dog that will respect the bears potential for damage, won't run to hide behind you and will lead or drive the bear away from you, my boys loved playing tag with bears, never got hurt, never hurt the bears but kept them really uncomfortable around our home, it also helped that the only interactions with people was being hunted, which kept them fairly respectful of humans. I absolutely don't understand the mindset of idiots that feed the bears and habituate them to not respect humans, it does the animal no favours and likely causes it to be euthanized for public safety.
Grandpa was being to NICE !!! 2 Grizzlies Have Ya Family Surrounded Shouldn’t Be A Question
Granmps was, likely, worried about the "CO" & the cops. With good reason, they're never there to help like they were in the "good ol' days".
He's right. You don't want to have to kill unless there's no other choice.
Had a large black bear come at my wife & myself hunting hogs.Four .12 guage slugs & too 30/30 rifle rounds stopped it within 15 feet of us after it had collapsed & slid another 8 feet or so towards us.The bear was in a dead run at us.Didn't think we would stop it
Thank god you did Wow !!! I can see him charging you guys now Very very scary
Wow 😮 that is scary! So glad you’re ok!
Be glad you had time to get off that many rounds.
@@rhondatracey6377 Thrilling actually.We hunted bears as well from then on.
@@beckyc5612 Scared my wife a bit.Her 2 shots with the 30/30 is what stopped it.Glad she was with me.
Nestled between the valley of fresh spruce, Douglas fur and Red Alder…You hear that description and you’re in big danger
Sounds the salad has been prepared
Just confirms that town should not even exist. Humans are an invasive species.
For some reason this story freaks me out more than meeting a bear in the wild. Something about the imaginary safety of the home and realizing that the bears can get inside if they really want to …
As a parent, I can tell you what I think the father would have done. It would be whatever it took to try to distract the bears away from his daughter.
Sounds like he did that. Although they didn't say it explicitly the bears were then back over at the house rather than the guest house so I'm thinking he probably made some noise or open his door to draw them to him
@@Justicia007 No,he yell to his daughter to open the door to let the little dog in, risking her life to save a dog. The grizzlies were only 3 feet away when she slapped the door closed. Imagine if she was a second late, or panicked and couldn’t properly close the door. The father is a moron multiple times in the story.
I believe this family was extremely fortunate! So many "what ifs". What if grandpa wasn't home? What if the door didn't stop them? As you said what if they were still outside? Thank God none of those things occurred! Thank you for an excellent video And all you do!!
It is crazy to happily disarm yourself and be at the mercy of bad people or bad animals
Always remind your kids those bears are not Winnie the Pooh
Rick was an idiot for LIVING in prime grizzly country without ANY firearm or bear spray.
I don't mean to seem uncaring, but his family's safety was HIS responsibility.
If he'd have had a firearm or bear spray, a grizzly might not have had to die.
You better have a firearm and leave the bear spray on the shelf in the store.
@@JohnDavis-yz9nqright the f**k is bear spray gonna do 😂😂😂
@@mtman2yeah but overly aggressive humans aren’t unalived despite the atrocities they perform yet animals are even though they haven’t done anything
@@ridwanomar5351 make the bear more pissed off.
Yep, for sure need to be heavily-armed if u live in such a bear infested place. Only a fool wouldn’t. It would be also wise to build fencing around the house. But it’s the bears habitat n not humans, who don’t belong there. Bears are just being bears, n they are cute.
I just wonder why, living in bearland, people don't even have bearspray ready in the ir home, ready to be taken on a walk or just in case.
It seems to be extremely effective so why on earth won't you have a stock of this in your house.
Should be mandatory to preserve the lives of these beautiful creatures who never a problem in the 4y prior.
They never should have let the 2nd Grizzly leave.
Agreed 💯
Yeah, but they didn't make that mistake the second time.
No s***
Agreed!
No duh!
Addicus, thank you for another great show! Please stay safe out in the mountains!!! And always! Shelly Rose
Always Stay Armed, 20 Years Here Alaska, Never Asume you Know Wild Bears
Any wild animal, especially ones possibly habituated to humans.
God protected that family!❤
Agree god was with them
Colorado has reintroduced wolves. And Washington is going to reintroduce Grizzlies. Good times ahead.
😊 Bear spray is dangerous. I carry a magnum pistol using hot reloads and large grain bullets on my hip for quick access. Anytime you go into the woods in bear territory take an armed friend.I read to many stories on here of people being eaten after depending on bear spray. Glad I always carry a weapon in the woods.😮
I wish everyone did as u!! But even then, u have to be FAST, right??!! God forbid that there might be 2 bears!! Have u ever encountered 2 bears together??
There are pros and cons to both spray and firearms. The magnum might be right for skilled person such as yourself, but for a regular dumbass like me, since and I don’t have enough experience to safely use a firearm against a charging bear, the stats indicate that spray is the best option.
He can install an electric fence around his backyard at $4 per linear foot. Assuming his backyard extends out 50 yards and is 100 yards wide, it would cost $2400 and is relatively easy to install yourself. No more issues with black bears, brown bears, moose, mountain lions, or wolves/coyotes endangering your family. Also, keep a gun in the gun safe just in case.
THat is about the best deterrent I could think of. If I lived in an area where bears were frequently seen I would also put one around my trash bins to condition them to stay away, etc. Double thumbs up! 👍👍
+ Bear Spray!
2400 for a electric fence.man I'll never have one.im scared the bears are coming back this July and I don't know what I'll do if they tear my chain link small front yard fence I put up.im disabled and I pray alot I hope they skip me this year.my little Yorkie hears something she wants to keep barking
That's exactly what I would do!
@@user-wu3kw4od8n Borrow the money or get a credit card. Your life and your loved ones are worth whatever it takes. And train your dog when not to bark. Your little chain link fence is merely an inconvenience to any wild life. Unless it's really high!
You and Iceman are my favorite bear channels and I love that neither of you use AIs .
So true! Please don’t go down the ai path
@@LandCrow I get a good laugh when someone says AIs, robots are going to take over the world. If they can't do a simple video right, how can they take over anything???
A successful ending to a situation that almost ended badly for this family...so close! These men likely stopped an inevitable human killing at some point by these bears that for some reason had no fear of humans and appears to have seen them and/or their dogs as prey. Good job!
Grandpa is the man
I wouldn't say that. he is after all a Canuck and let one get away
@@cherylsims5636 💪🏿✨💫
50/50 as, he raised an idiot!
I don't want to move to the city but this story made me think "yeah maybe" lol
I'll take my chances with bears
The animaIs in cities are worst than bears, n more dangerous lol.
@@jasminek5557 yep! We are told we "needed" it. Nobody ask me. Did they ask you?
I live in a city. Been here my whole life. Not a single problem ever. Living in nature with wild animals like bears sounds like a motherfucking nightmare.
I don't blame you. Cities are crowded, expensive, noisy and also dangerous because of the two-legged predators. Just take precautions and be aware.
Those cabins & houses all need steel doors and barred windows
Maybe the bears were habituated to eating pets. Two dogs barking was a dinner bell.
No i doubt it. Bears you have to know will eat just about anything. A large part of their diet are things like berrys, bugs, roots. Of course they will go after a moose or any big animal as first choice.. Dogs are really too fast for bears to catch unless they can come right up on one.I seen bears and wolf packs tangle many times. The most funny thing I ever saw was a brown with a fresh moose kill. The Alaska "badass "as we call them (Wolverine-a 40 lb dog size critter) come running right up to it. The wolverine proceeded to run circles around this brown repeatedly taking bites out of its ass. Wolverines are too fast for the bear to get hold of. By like the 15th bite i think bear said to itself "The hell with it" He rips off a piece of the moose and runs off with it, leaving a large portion to the theif. I later saw it licking is ass.
@@cherylsims5636 😲
Even though the bears were terrifying, I felt bad when the first bear was shot, and especially about the reaction of the other bear.
Never leave garbage, food scraps or pets outside in Bear Country. Personally I wouldn’t even live in an area where wild bears roam.
Me either it is too dangerous
Where do you live? Black bears roam the suburbs in places like MN, WA, CO...
It's the nature CULTISTS who value predatory wildlife over human beings
@@cryptidsntunesjust because bears are in a particular state does NOT mean that bears are in every zip code of that same state .
Brown bears and people do not mix.
So sad but I'm glad no one was hurt...scary
Little known fact: Zillow, the online real estate marketplace, actual meaning in Swahili, "Oh sh*t!, I'm no longer the top of the food chain in my neighborhood!"
Some folks attitudes about firearms just baffle the he!! out of me. If you have a swimming pool, you don’t lock it in a family member’s safe. You teach your kids how to swim. Same with firearms, you teach your children how to be safe around them and how to use them confidently. I certainly hope that father learned a lesson.
I lived much of my life within walking distance of the ocean, and many people had built-in swimming pools at their homes. When my friend started having babies, she would take them to a swimming pool where there were trained staff that would teach these little babies under a year old how to keep their heads above water and tread water.
It was really remarkable, and lifesaving!
I learned how to use a rifle when I was 7...growing up on a farm in Southwest MO, there's a lot of things in the woods that can ruin your day
😅that very apt analogy made me laugh❗️
If you have a pool you have to have a child proof fence by law in Australia. 😂😂
True. My father was military. I lived in a military hospital. He had M16 in the house and also other hand guns, a revolver too. They were not loaded, but the magazines were nearby. As a 8 year old I was taught everything about guns and just knew they were not toys.
You've been a powerhouse with all the posts lately. Loving it! Keep up the great work, Atticus!!
Thank you for sharing ❤ your channel
It takes a special kind of nitwit to live in bear country with the wife and kids and not be armed.
What a riveting story! Always have a gun that you can access it! He never would have forgiven himself had his daughter been attacked.
Grizzly bears are INCREDIBLY intelligent & there is no stopping them from getting what they want...except the proper firearm. Don't ever go into bear country without a sufficient firearm...bear spray just means you're a spicy dinner, but soon to be bear scat nonetheless!
Im watching again!!! I was to into the live chat!!! Very interesting!!!! I saw the last second you were asking what kind if dog he was a german shepard!!! Im so so sorry didnt see that till the last second!!! Enjoyed chatting with you Addicus Cheered me up!!!❤
I'll be watching this tonight with tea and my 10mm next to me😂
That family was really blessed...Praise God!!!
God didn't call his dad. God didn't fire the rifle. God didn't do anything. Because God doesn't exist.
@lagodifuoco313 Sorry u feel that way....God Bless u
@@bobbytaylor6946
It's not a feeling. It's just reality. What did God do? Nothing at all. Even if he did exist, he just stood by and watched it with indifference. So, either way...
@@lagodifuoco313 🙏🙏🙏
@@lagodifuoco313 you don't know God, so you can't accuse Him of those things.
A fed bear is a dead bear before long. I've heard that for years, and it surely is true.
they just wanted to talk to them about there extended warranty 😢
😂😂😂
Thank u SBA (just subbed ) , prime example of what can go wrong in a situation like this . No reachable firearm & leaving trash out, bears unpredictably , obvi not in fear of humans . They were very lucky to have escaped THIS TIME . Hopefully they’ve learned a lesson !
Thank you and great to have you onboard! Be safe out there and adventure bravely! There are so many lessons to learn from these videos. Just a frightening situation to find yourself in.
there is a reason man got rid of the bears.
This one sounds like it's going to be great! Rooaaarrr!🐻🐻🐻
Addicus' vids always have sad outcomes thanks to the idiots that think they are invincible! Doesn't anyone do research before they run off into beast territory?? Painfully and obviously NOT.
OH - congratulations - your FIRST!!
Rick was thinking he was living in LA LA Land 😢😢😢
The general public needs to be made to understand predators will only get braver until they are hunted and become afraid of people again 👍
Or how about dont live there or even go there. Let the animals have something.
Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.
Thank you and blessings to you too! Adventure Bravely!
Another great episode and another great lesson taught, in grizzly country keep high powered firearms close
So nice story bout bears thank you. I like these kinds of strays❤.
I think he's lucky his dad was home for real
Rick was a halfwit 😅
This family was blessed ❤ Amen💖🙏
Still upset they killed them! This was the bears territory…..
AMAZING FILM, I LEARNED A LOT. LUCKY, THEY SURVIVED THIS BEAR ATTACK.
I go from watching this channel to the Sharks Happen channel, both offer intense stories of Man vs Beast. I live in huge black bear country and thats enough excitement for me, I aint never swimming in the ocean again so I dont have to worry about sharks.
Grizz and Great Whites are like Mother Natures vampires or something theyre both such ferocious critters.
It must be such a horrid way to go the whole getting ripped to shreds thing, being in the jaws of something that powerful and determined. Ugh.
Grizzly Bears like peanut butter sandwiches.
Why would you know that? I hope not from feeding them!
@@AKHWJ3ST in Yellowstone they tell you that ANY food that has a strong smell attracts bears.
Gee, two bearskin rugs. You are either predator or prey, decide.
Keep out of bear territory. No sympathy!!
In this world, one is almost always both at the same time
@@leonharrison800
Bear territory is wherever they decide to roam into and as their populations grow are forced into more human populated areas and why Wildlife Management-[one of my Majors] is needed for managed sustainabilty at all levels...!
I live in the mountains of central Washington state, we have bears, bobcats, coyotes, moose etc. I have a shotgun by my back door at all times. I was picking tomatoes in my garden one day and sensed something behind me, I turned and had a coyote creeping up on me. I stood tall and raised my hands and yelled, then my dog started barking in the house and it ran off. The scary thing is they come in packs so I know there was at least 3 or 4 more in the vine maples behind me. Number one rule to avoid bears is you never, never leave garbage out, even for a minute. Most people here have garbage sheds with bungee cords all around them.
Predators survive by their wits. They are sneak and will take any advantage they can. You are lucky it was only a coyote instead of one of those plentiful cougars you have up there. I have been tracked by a few cougars while bowhunting in southern Idaho and when you know it is a cat, your ears really perk up!
I'm glad nobody got hurt but it's a sad story. For the bears.
Always is... makes me sick!
Wow. Seems like these bears had encountered people before and weren’t impressed. I applaud people who want to preserve these animals but this kind of behavior is concerning. If they hadn’t been taken out they would have hurt/killed someone else.
there is no grizzly bear hunting season in BC for several years ,so the bears have no fear of humans for hunting
Who informed the bears of this?
We have multiple large black bears on our ranch in South East Oklahoma. While I am out deer hunting I always carrt my 30/06 and a springfield 10mm with two 15 round mags. You carry bear spray if it makes you feel safe. I will carry my firearms. I haven't had to put one down yet but you stand your ground when they show aggression and back out slowly.
Ah snickers was my little dog that passed away. I think of him everyday but he's with my daughter and her dog now.
Really good nature
After reading an article several years ago about hunters encounters with bears. I was amazed at how stealthy a large bear can be and how quickly and attack can take place.
Thank you. Good example: many years ago there was a video posted of an animal conservative/wildlife expert who had a “trained” bear he placed between himself and a female guest and as soon as the bear turned its head and seen the woman, he attacked her with the quickness of his eyes seeing her. I’m an avid animal lover and know that even domestic pets that we love can and have attracted their owners. Live in secluded places where wildlife exist don’t be surprised when something wild happens. Great content and comments, thank you all. Have a great and blessed day and don’t move into another living beings home/ habitat. Stay safe 🙏🏽✌🏼😎
I’ve never heard of anyone who lived in the woods without weapons in their homes. Not that you should, I suppose, and not that it’s your fault if you are attacked, I’ve just literally never heard of it. I’ve never heard of families who don’t teach the kids how to shoot. I’m shocked the daughter was in the cabin without a weapon. Wild.
I watched a video of a black bear that got into a woman's car in the Summer Mountains. She'd went to the store several hours before. I think besides her groceries she'd bought some take out food. All food was taken inside the house. The car doors weren't locked. That bear got a car door open and crawled in it. The bear tore the ceiling of the car, clawed the seats and carpet. The bear destroyed everything in the car. Good thing she got pictures. I hope insurance companies cover bear damage.
Very good video keep posting deserves four stars very good ❤❤❤❤
Excellent video
Thanks! If I'd have to guess these were brothers feed or around people from a young age. Who ever feed them got them killed and put a family in danger. That's my guess but bears can be unpredictable. You're presentation does help with bear awareness for us. I do like the way you try to be respectful even if some almost bring it on themselves. Look forward to your real to life stories.
Thank you very much for your compliments, your observations and your generosity! I hope you’re safe when you adventure out there, and enjoy nature as it doesn’t only belong to the Bears, nor does it only belong to us.
I don't live in bear country; however, I keep a 12ga near by bed
There is no reason to live in bear country and not have protection. Multi-firearms is a good start.
Bears regard people as vittles.
you live in an area surrounded by bears and you never have a firearm in hand ??
Thank God! Amen!
I think the worst part of this is the insanity of not teaching your children about guns and gun safety. You don't lock them up five miles away
Who gets the bear skin? I'm impressed with how this gentleman handled himself. He kept his head, protected his family and not just against one grizzly but two! They should definitely offer to give him a skin if he wants it, imo.
Im not impressed my head is spinning with the guys stupidity. Even more of a head spin with "Bear hunting" father. Canucks...that about says it all
@@cherylsims5636Yes, a “BEAR HUNTER” is what he was SUPPOSE to BE!! But I’ll never think he is one, as he didn’t take care of the other bear!! If he is a bear hunter, he of all people, should have know the other bear was likely to come back to that house!!
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Great job rick!! 💥💥🐻🐻
This story shows why grizzly bears were almost wiped out in the lower 48. Reintroducing them will only cause confrontations like this one and folks that moved into the woods when the grizzly's were gone are now at risk. For them just going to pick up the mail becomes a huge but unlikely risk...it is only a problem when the grizzly comes out of the brush! Yikes!
People these days have been brainwashed with the Disney versions of animals and movies like, “The Lion King.” People do not understand what our ancestors wiped these creatures out; it was because they were EATING us.
You're so right. You're going to hear about a lot more attacks on people. And breaking down doors. A bear can do it whenever he wants to.
I live in Alaska try being charged by 8 browns over the past few years. I always have 12 gag shotgun with me when outside during bear season. Dont remind they be coming out of hibernation right around NOW
If you don’t mind my asking, what part of the country do you live in, Tim?
@@henryrodgers1752 ALASKA HERE
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Meanwhile, in Ontario, shepherds with hundreds of sheep sleep in tents in Grizzly, wolf, coyote country, safely guarded by Livestock Guardian Dogs. I had not heard of them until I ran across a Great Pyrenees at a rescue in Dallas, TX. I have friends who use them for their goat herd protection. Most report no loss of livestock once they got the dogs. They're not like typical pets, the breed is more than 3,000 years old, and know how to keep flocks safe with the usual predators. These bears would probably have killed one because they clearly were habituated to human food and environments. Those bears generally get put down. The wild bears generally move off for an easier meal when confronted by the LGDs - some breeds are particularly "convincing" to bears. The shepherds have lost a a few dogs over the years to the bears, the dogs are extremely protective and rarely back down.Their ability to work together is legendary. their "dance" as they work together to frustrate a bear is fascinating. They're not popular as pets as they bark a lot, very loudly, and whenever they please. They shed like crazy. They are completely trainable, but still remain independent thinkers. I wouldn't trade mine for the world, they are loyal to a fault. Head on over to this website for great stories of living in bear country with "working dogs...." (and maybe the Canadian in this story should check out rescuing a few from the website....) www.great-pyrenees-club-of-southern-ontario.com/livestock-guardian-dogs.html
Well, how does one live in grizz country, (especially so Close, where the possibly of one coming in your yard) , not have a firearm at the ready?
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I grew up and live in Alaska. Well there are many things you do. First the way you build your house is very important. You have nail spike strips around it so if a bear steps on it , it runs away fast. Second you have iron bars across your windows and have a 2 door entry setup into the house. I found 1/4 sticks of dynamite useful to keep lying around.
The you always have a 12 gag shotgun loaded with rifled slugs having burning magnesium tips.lying around. i have several. one in house. One in the barn and one in the plane.
You never take a step out of your house during bear season without the shotgun. I've had to shoot 8 browns charging me over the years. Then we have 6 caucasian sheperds the world largest dog breed 200 lb. they will detect and go after any bear, wolf, other animals. They can't of course stop a bear but will delay it and alert you.
Those plus common sense works well..
Because these kinds of incidents are so extremely rare, that's why. And people are never prepared for something that almost certainly isn't going to happen.
@@istvanglock7445 Incidnets are NOT extremely rare. Just last 5 years Ive shot 7 charging browns in AK
Wow ' never heard this one and your video is well performed.
Some flower fairy has been feeding them, that's why they came running when they saw people.
That is why i hate people who feed wild animals because they are sentencing the animals to a death sentence because sooner or later they will relate humans to food and it will only be a matter of time before they are killed. I am glad that the family survived.
These bears should have been autopsied, and the contents of their stomachs should’ve been examined. There is a good chance some kid went missing and ended up as bear food.
Rick is so very fortunate that his knee jerk reaction to having weapons near his children, almost cost everyone their lives! Instead of teaching responsible gun ownership to his family, as his father had apparently taught him, he chose to put their lives in jeopardy by not having weapons on the premises, where apex predators were all around!
Another unforced error was to assume anything about the exact behavior of a wild animal, like making noise will scare off a hungry bear. Rick should reevaluate his plans to keep his family safe and quickly!!
Very ,very lucky, kind of a good ending except for the Bear's 💯👍
Let’s live in the middle of bear country with no accessible guns smh can’t make this up
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