Vintage Yellowstone: The World's First National Park - Full Vintage Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2013
- Let's take a look at vintage Yellowstone. Yellowstone is the world's first national park and one of its greatest wildlife preserves. This immense forest sprawls across 2.2 million acres of land that features erupting geysers, thundering waterfalls, gurgling hot springs and incredibly diverse wildlife!
Part of 58 National Parks' Vintage Series.
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Wonderful documentary. I went to Yellowstone in 1989, a year after the great fire of `88. It burned more than a million acres. However, there was much of the park that was left untouched. Today, it's difficult to see the moonscapes that appeared when I went in 89. Yellowstone is an amazingly beautiful place. I hope to visit there again soon as my kids live in the southern part of Montana, near the north border of the park. If I had 2 lifetimes I probably wouldn't be able to see all there is to that wonderful, magical place.
Thanks to conservation efforts, the grizzly bear’s numbers have increased from 200, when this documentary was made, to about 728 today. They’ve increased their habitat by roughly 50%. That is an amazing and awesome thing to know.
Seeing as they are territorial that will mean that gradually they will spread out into other states. But will they still be protected then?
I’ve been working in Yellowstone these past couple summers. I’ll be joining NPS for the first time this year. It truly is an incredible place to work and live there.
As for when this was shot, I suspect at the most two years after the fires of 88. No mention of the re-introduction of the wolf. Also, Yellowstone Lodge was almost lost in the fires of 88. But a shift in the wind is all that saved it. I worked in Yellowstone the summers of 85, 91 and 95. It is a wonderful place.
March 27, 2001 is when it was released.
@@grizzlycountry1030 do you think that is when it was filmed?
my guess-based on the cars and the style of clothes that people were wearing-is that this was filmed in the early 70’s
Mid to late 80's is correct, per the cars at around the 15 min mark.
What a wonderful and lovely documentary. Most suitable to view at an Sunday Morning Brunch - which I now had :)
Praise be to the Creator of all this wondrous beauty.
Back in the 70's i was like 13, me my parents bro n 2 sisters went & saw Old Faithful , my parents owned 5 acres of land in Cripplecreek Colorado, saw Mt.Rushmore, done the loop basically, im 53 yrs old now, somthing i wont ever forget..at the time i was from Rockfalls , Illinois ....
What great memories, Todd. Thanks for sharing.
GoTraveler absolutely, great times, still fun to ride bikes out there...
Todd Jacobs wow, that’s neat!!!!
I just found this documentary and it's great. Even though it's a little old it is still good. I love watching wildlife. My favorite is bear cubs. The first year ones. They are so little and trying to keep up with mama bear while trying not to get in trouble. I could watch them all day. Thank you for sharing. Just beautiful.
Thanks for sharing, Tammy! Glad you enjoyed it.
the most memorable experience of my life has been my two days in yellowstone. i can't wait to go back.
try working there. I did at Old Faithful and it was THE best winter of my life. yup, i worked at the snow lodge snack shop in winter in 2008 at age 23. it was ghostly but beautiful.
Marc Hogluns i actually did apply for jobs there for the coming summer season! i hope i get it, i want nothing more than to go back...
i may see ya, i may apply again.
did u see yogi bear and boo boo
I worked for YPSS pumping gas at Fishing Bridge during the summers of 1981 and 82'. Best time of my life.
I love these vintage documentaries, Yellowstone is magical. Authorities should also ban Wolf hunting there again.
It’s the worst because no wolves there and the park was dying!
Great shows,our family very much enjoys learning about all the different things in our world.
We had this on VHS as part of a 3-tape series in the late 80s, early 90s. I think the other two tapes were the Grand Canyon and Yosemite. We watched them all the time. Thanks for posting! (I have since found the other two on your page... thanks again)
March 27, 2001 is when it was released.
One of God's greatest Gifts to America.....
I've been to Yellowstone Park on 10 different occasions, vacations and I still can get enough.....
Whether it's Winter or Summer it's beauty is endless....
Thanks Bob for sharing this Beauty with me.....
You are without question "one of a kind" and you're all mine.....
Your Angel, Robby
Tha fuck ???????
+1RomanticSoul Let's make a correction there Mr. Soul. Yellowstone is one of NATURE's greatest gifts.
Nature's gift
I really love this chanel forever
If we all would take this time to learn about our animals and there habitat instead of killing them this would be a great world. Thank you for this experience and beautiful art.
Beautiful and awesome great scenery I love Yellowstone NP
Hey, thanks for posting this video. I love the BBC documentary films about wildlife and nature, but this one is awesome. It reminds me of when I was kid watching shows like this on pbs. My mom couldnt pull me away from tv when I was watching shows like this. The older style of the video brings back nice memories, without a British accent. (No offense British) I do love BBC. Classic narrative that seems to be long gone. There is a young guy on youtube who has a wonderful voice, and he has the ability for older film narration and story telling that sounds so nostalgic. Thanks again.
Ah yes, Critter Jams. Also when I worked in Yellowstone, I found you you can ride a Mountain Bike through a buffalo herd. I did it, several times. I so want to go back, for a long visit. Great documentary thanks for posting it.
Very wonderful video. BIG THANK YOU to the uploader. Ive subscribed.
Wow, looks so amazing I wish I could visit. nice video and I enjoyed it. thanks for sharing
It is amazing. Old faithful is neat. Some places are very touristy, but it is a bucket list place to visit.
Awesome & Lovely Filmed & Edited Video's ! ! ! 5 thumbs up
This has been a great find! Thanks for sharing.
Amazing!
We're glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Hard to believe this was released in 2001 lol it looks more like something that was shot and produced in the early 80's, if not late 70's, judging by the overall resolution quality and score.
Not to mention the wardrobe styles and vehicles of the people within lol looking like the Griswald family Yellowstone trip by National Lampoons! 🤣
(Before their Wally World or European vacations!)
Something my first grade teacher would put on in class when she had a hangover in 1982.
This is just the DVD. I remember the documentary aired on pbs around 1991 or so.
Sadly ads interrupt this wonderful film . And if you’re scrolling in the comments , apparently ads ruin that too. ., shame bc I was enjoying this !
One of the most famous parks on Earth ...
Great relaxing informative video ! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
i love the old vintage documentaire i like the touch old school the music and the screenpicture is vintage the united stat in years 1800 is vry beautiful and virgin befor the coming soon the withe people . (( sorry i am frenchy i little speak english I learn as I go))
I love your documentaire/review reportages they are so diverse and varied and so interesting compare to the French documentary
If you watch the whole documentary they talk about the 1988 fires, and show parts of the park one year later. So anyone with questions on date of the documentary it is no older than 1989.
March 27, 2001 is when it was released.
@@grizzlycountry1030 do you think that is when it was filmed?
Excellent video. I prefer the vintage films because of their authenticity, telling it how it is instead of the agenda-related political fearmongering and myths that has infiltrated today's films.
I love to walk through Yellowstone national Park but I'm kind of senior citizen I couldn't do it by myself I don't know anything about camping or anything like that
what a beautiful Park. With a Supervolcano time bomb
It’s so sad he didn’t talks about wolfs at all !
Yellowstone without wolfs is nothing!
Thank you to Doug Smith. 👨🏼🐺
This documentary was made before the wolves. This was on pbs in 1991
@22:57 there's a fine buffalo laying down shaped cloud to the left behind the geyser. Look at that big sky!
Ah......a confident alpha male voice narrator. I'm in Heaven.
CV yes !!!!
I Miss Lorne Greene
@@charlizesimmons705 I've fallen asleep on my phone too. It's all good.
Narrated By Stanley Wessel
I'll narrate you.
Was this before wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone? I tried finding the release date for the documentary but I can’t find it. But if it was released before 1995, it was before the wolves. Great documentary though, thanks for uploading it.
Yep
51:17 best ranger job
Ya gotta love those make-shift sound effects - galloping elk and bears running through the grass are really some guy with a shaker or a pair af drum sticks. Lol, sound effects for a nature film cracks me up! Still, these documentaries are so interesting!
I am 63, and 1989 or 2001 films aren't vintage for me. Try Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom from the 60's!!
And WHO throws trash into a national treasure like Morning Glory Lake?
Hello beautiful
@@jerusalemerheriene5268 awe, thanks! Hello to you, too!
@@mamaboocee well I'm from Africa and I enjoy wild life you?
I swear, they always get the exact same dude to do the narration for these types of nature shows 😂
This was narrated by Stanley Wessel who was a narrator for many national park as well as travel documentaries.
The handshake, the earliest humans must've done the same
ya ajabu.. Fantastic in the language of Swahili..
oldschool
How old is this show ,1970s
What yr was it filmed
*Narrated By Stanley Wessel and released on March 27, 2001.*
That may be the release date, but no way was it filmed in 2001.
We are going there.
me too im planning this
When do we leave?
I want to go live there forever
Sorry the gov claimed that LL and
Wicked man..spoiling,killing anything beautiful..that is a beautiful place.
My God I never would have tough that bears run so fast.
what year was this one made?
March 27, 2001 is when it was released.
Very old. 2021. Almost 1000 Grizzly Bears are in Greater Yellowstone.
I am so being a park ranger
50:27 it's beautiful amazing
often our sympathies are misplaced .. oh yeah old boy
william Shatner was sober long enough to narrate this? lol
Shotgun Pete
- There you go again, relying on a heavily fragmented poorly equipped disc for information...assuming dogmatically, instead of asking someone first.
If that's not tits-up enough, a Shatner-is-a-lush joke follows.
Hardly fitting, seeing that the narrator was Stanley Wessel.
Well shotgun...fired a blank that time...smfh
Great documentary... only thing that irritated me is that Yellowstone is not the oldest/first National Park in the world. Bogd Khan Uul is over 100 years older.
Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the US.
I would like to go on an adventure with you if that's ok
No mention of the wolf.
who do i have to ask to use this for a music video?
Mine too
It says it was realised in 2001
Hi
If in the future technology if this volcano could be used for source of energy blast couldn't Earth strap some type of rocket booster around the volcano making it a booster rocket for Earth to move out of the solar system or move its own planetary body as a space ship my ideas are crazy lol
They all came for the beaver? :}|
What does it mean if someone tells you to "Go buck a fuffalo" ?
has to be before 95 no wovles
Dont see this happen much in yellowstone 2020 Anymore been watching * Stan mills trail Hikes * you hardly see any animals 🤔
the odd bear deer elk if your lucky Go watch his videos & see
where are all the wolves?
amazing some one employ me here ill work for 6 dollars anhour
Our son is working for Xanterra at Yellowstone right now and is having a wonderful experience! Go for it if at all possible!
Constance Hopkins thank you i will look in to this
millibs Their Fall season is wrapping up in mid October. They will have some positions over the winter, Mammoth and Old Faithful area. If memory serves me correctly, Winter begins mid December. Our son is working at Lake as a Porter and Room Attendant. Don't be discouraged if you don't get hired the first time, our son didn't. He was hired at the end of summer when so many employees are heading back to school, etc. If you get hired and you are on face book, there is a group you can join designed for people working in Yellowstone. Our son joined and they were great about answering his questions! Good Luck!
facebook.com/groups/WorkinginYellowstone2014/?fref=ts
you are certainly good people nice 2 know your out there peace
this video was sponsored by coca-cola and Dr pepper. shown by the kid at the old faithful moment
Those petrified trees are not that old.
Bogd Khan Uul National Park, Mongolia is the worlds oldest national park
There is a bill in Congress right now that says all the National Parks are to be put up for sale to the highest bidder. This thing has GOT to be stopped, these parks belong to us, the people of the United States, not Congress as a money making tool BTW, Congress just awarded themselves this year's annual 9 1/2% pay increase.
Good Video totally Ruined by the amount of Adverts, Shame On You RUclips.
The black bear is an excellent tree climber, although this one sucks at it and isn't black at all.
racist
Vintage 2001 documentary.
Mountain men slaughtered animals like no other people in history -cruelty of trappers is incomprehensible.
Bigfoot country!
Yes!
Coyote note to self: Female pronghorn don’t mess around😱
Can You imagine how the indians felt...?
Evicted.
Whow 5 Min. into this Docu and i hear about Mountainman, the Nature ect. but nothing about ppl living there the natives, looks like this Wilderness was unpopulated and waits for the white man to take over all this .
Gold was discovered on Indian Land in 1877, and by 1900, the once 15,000,000 strong buffalo herd,
was down to a couple of hundred animals.
Do you think the authors of this video want everyone to remember who nearly destroyed the buffalo, and why?
This was made, not to show american imperialism, rather to show the conservational qualities of the nation.
By 1889, government reservations were the only place you would find Indians.
I detest Wyoming because of you tube. Every freaking day it's another PBS special on Wyoming. I
There's something wrong with you Newsmax. I just can't totally put my finger on it. But im watching you. I think your a little left.
The medical tv disconcertingly tempt because driving acromegaly tempt from a various hedge. madly, neighborly pillow
These bear are all dead 2020 you hardly see 30 bears in yellowstone watching all stans videos 208 to 2020 not many about the hunters shot everything waiting just out side the parks camping on hills 🤦♂️🐺🐻🤷♂️ 2025 be hardly anything alive in usa