@@TheWyomingProject you are doing a great job with your channel man. It's been cool seeing you grow from a transplant to a knowledgable Wyomingite in a short time. As always keep up the great content.
🤣 🤣 🤣 LMAO Grew up on the east gate of Yellowstone. I've lost count of all the dumbasses walking up to bison with a telephoto camara and get thrown in the air
was vacationing and camping across Wyoming last month, I was amazed at the total stupidity of all those who have never ventured outside the concrete jungle. (most happened to have CA and NY plates) People just across the road taking pictures of a mamma and baby brown bear, literally JUST across the road, people within 20 feet of a bison, some idiot trying to approach a male elk, someone taunting a rattlesnake. Honestly, if I saw one of them attacked, I'd just laugh and let Darwin win another one.
Born and lived there for 25 years...I don't care where you're going...after September 1st...put a good sleeping bag, extra blankets, extra gloves, heavy boots, warm socks, stocking caps, flashlight, RED flags, plastic bags, rope or chain. gas can, battery starter [small portable electronic]. basic tools and first aid, chocolate, snacks, in your trunk! ... this isn't just for you...because in these long stretches....you might just save your life, or somebody else's! In warmer months add extra water. but remember it still gets cold and night so leave some warm stuff in there! Where ever you go take a windbreaker jacket and a sweat shirt...slickers are great too. With miles of no cell phone coverage you may need to flag somebody down and have them call for help at the next town. Keep all you numbers handy ...write them down!! in case your phone dies!! Buy maps that show all secondary roads and a compass and learn how to read and use them! Forget Siri...she doesn't come to the High Lonesome!
Those who pet the fluffy cows around Yellowstone are my favorite. If I had a vote, I'd say remove all the warning signs and let the Californians figure out the hard way.
In NM we have the Texans trying to pet the elk and feeding them and wild horses. Love our little mountain town, but we have been overrun with tourists.
Have you noticed that the people advocating for "re-introducing" dangerous wildlife predators never live in the areas they want to "reintroduce" them to. Just noticing...
Moved to California from a country in war, been here for 4 years now and exploring the idea to move to another state. Wyoming definitely fits the bill. But, after watching some of your videos, might be too much for me to move there now. Thanks for the videos, they are informative.
It isn't bad here, and animal and reptile attacks aren't common here. It's beautiful and peaceful here so if you want to move here it is really worth it!
Be aware of your terrain and your soroundings always watch were you walk ' dog days if summer is always the most agressive time for Rattler's always stay armed in the back country ' your own stupidity can cost your life ' mother nature isn't always forgiving . I'm also in Wyoming it's my home forever ' it's the place that individual freedom is still alive and well .
You know what's worse than a niner? The truckers on I-80! I'm down there 2 out of every 3 weeks for business and they do their best to kill me every time. I feel safer with the bears.
@@davidmorse2149 You are absolutely correct... it's just that sometimes it seems that people are going out of their way to make sure that happens. I could start shooting these maniacs and plead self defense and the judge would simply say, "I know what you mean... not guilty." More Americans have died in car wrecks than in all of the wars America has ever fought.
I am a new subscriber, moving to Cody in November After working there last summer For Blair hotels. Thank you for your informative videos, and realistic View of life in Wyoming. I am paying close attention!
I’m binge watching all your content ! It’s great I’m a solo man Well I have a wee dog The Lord told me Wyoming is where I’ll settle . I worked and lived in the Aussie outback mining for almost 9 years Spent one ☝️ winter in Livingston MT and loved the proper cold and gosh snow drift is something dangerous too . I want to change NOTHING about where I go . Jjst be a good custodian of whatever land I am guided to and look after those around me when they need it . Thank you for the videos bruv. Really grateful I am
i moved to south east wyoming 10 years ago started a concrete llc. i spend 90% of my time outside. west of chugwater i come across 10 + rattle snakes a year. they mostly try and get away but watch out when it gets hot they are pissed off. i have not made it up that way yet. going to have to try and make time in 2024. god bless
I think I'd expand your list to the top fifteen instead of ten. What about lightening strikes and tornados? And elk and the Rocky Mountain Spotted Wood Tick ! I lived in both Utah and Colorado many years and they have nothing on Wyoming for lightening. And while Wyoming doesn't get as many tornados as other states (I live in Texas now, there's a whole book of things that want to harm you here !); there is no place to go in Wyoming during a tornado warning. Still, as many times as I have been in Wyoming, it is one of the most wonderful states I've ever been in and I have nothing to complain about when I visit.
The weather, Wyoming can get snowstorms 12 months out of the year. The wind will kick your ass. The first time I was stuck at the TA in Fort Bridger with some 70 mile an hour wind for a day. Last new years eve I was stuck in Cheyenne for the weekend with 80 shut down.
We have a lot of wolves in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I see them in my yard in the winter. In the middle of December I heard three packs of wolves howling from North, East, and West. My house is only one mile North of Lake Michigan. We had a season a few years ago for them via lottery. The total allowed to be taken was 25, guides were required. Only 23 were taken. I have seen over a hundred in the last 5 years. Saw four today. We have cougars too that have migrated from out West. Only seen one of them UP here. DNR says there are about a hundred. The Feds have them both listed as endangered in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Which is just wrong.
@@TheWyomingProject If there weren't any deer, there wouldn't be any wolves (or other canids). That's why there are wolves in UP Rebel's area. I live in northern Wisconsin and the areas with the highest concentration of deer have the highest concentration of wolves & coyotes. Would you shop in a grocery store that doesn't have many groceries?
Wyoming and Philadelphia remind me of each other, they both have wild animals trying to kill us. Lol. We have them in all shades and types. No seriously, Wyoming is one of the most beautiful parts of the country and I like that there's hardly anyone there. Better for the animals.
Many moons ago I was in Yellowstone and a young girl about 12 years old. Tried to pet the pretty Elk cow ( with calf) ) needless to say she was lucky and will never do that again. That cow kick with its hind leg but hit a tree. Big noise and a lot of bark flying. In California we can't do much at all about mountain lions I believe that they need some controlling but not the fish and game. And I remember seeing one rattlesnake at Alcova reservoir but a long time ago I also saw some Elk tracks there also. And I know what Elk tracks look like compared to deer and antelope. February look really mean.
Thanks, my dude. Haha, out here every county has a different number on the plate. In this case 9 is big horn county and the one right next to mine. Super nice people, but someone with a 9 on their plate nearly kills me every week. When it's a really bad week they end up in a video:)
It's the Proud Cut Saloon in Cody WY. You can see a shot of it in the intro and there is a tour video on the channel. Let me know when you're stopping by, looking forward to saying hi
#1 any animal in Yellowstone that a tourist tries to pet or take pictures with. Have witnessed this too many times living in Wyoming for 39 years. Especially snowmobiling in the Park. Bison like using the trails. I can't tell you how many times I have warned tourist about Bison and moose. Speaking of moose. Definitely one you need to have at the top of your list. 3 times I have been charged by moose. All during hunting season. And I know of other people be charged by moose. Cows with a calf are the worse. I love your number 9 plate. They are really bad! Agree with your number 1. I use to elk hunt on Union Pass road area between Raspberry and Strawberry creek. Someone was always having grizzly in their camp. We were extremely careful with everything food toothpaste trash deodorant. We slept in a wall tent. Once we had a kill we thought it down to a locker in Dubious until we filled our tags. I cut up my own meat but no way I was hanging it in a tree at camp. Mountain lions yeah highly dangerous. Been stalked by two lions over the years. Again mostly during hunting season. Very sneaky cats. I personally never had trouble with wolves after me. Had seen many of them. Since you have been a local for awhile have you ever heard bears and wolves that have been caught by the Game and Fish dept. In Yellowstone Then transfer to a different area tend to be a bit aggressive compared to ones who haven't? My outfitter friend from Cody claims it's true. He's been outfitting in Cody area for almost 30 years now. Which do you know about the Three Ss? I had coyotes in my camp more than once. Upper Green River lakes have a lot of coyotes. Never had trouble with them but they are nosey animals. If I was to pick a plant I would choose lupine. Beef cows like eating the flowers. Then when the peapods start tourist think it's wild peas. Doesn't kill you right away but eventually will if not treated. Into The Wild Chris Mc Candless died from eating the pods. I can't remember your first name but just wanted to tell you I'm proud to have you as a fellow Wyomingnite! You and your wife had done a great job fitting in with the rest of us. I know it's not easy because Wyomingnite like their ways and don't it to change here. And I too love our Wyoming ways. Makes this the best state to live in just my opinion. Wyoming is a state of freedoms! And a very beautiful one to boot. I once was a transplant long time ago. Just fresh out of high school. From the midwest. Think you missed the Jackie! Super dangerous.😁 Sorry this got a little long. Enjoy the Big Wonderful Wyoming! Use to map flaps on all the pickups when I first moved here in 1979. February is one cold and windy month. Fall is the time of the year. 👍✌🤠
Thanks, i'm glad to be here too. There is a lot in this comment so please forgive me if i don't hit it all. Yes, i've got a few friends in G&F and you're right they relocate a lot of bears who are know aggressors. I believe in the last month they had to move one into the Meeteetse area. During the YS bike video we had coyotes in the campground in Mammoth Hot Springs howling for 2 hours.
I love this but it’s more drama and not much science....you have a better chance of dying from a lightening strike then any of the aforementioned. While it’s fun to talk about, dying from rattlesnakes or some of the aforementioned is extremely rare... Still fun to watch...Cheers sir! 🇺🇸 JMHO
Watch out for trichinosis when eating bear. They are small worms that lodge in your muscles. You have to eat it very well done. I agree the coat or rug would be awesome.
Number 11. The old lady clerk behind the counter at the convenience store just off the Interstate at midnight. If you go into the store to survey for munchies and drinks your wife might be interested in, exist to get her order and renter to purchase, you might be accused of being a thief and find yourself challenging her to a gunfight at high noon the next day at the town square.
Funny! I used to live in Greybull. We had 9 on the plates. The one thing I was expecting to see on the list. Stay out of the creeks. You can get washed into the rocks and get stuck and drown. I did cliff dive at shell falls😁🤣😆😂
Hey bud, I am a native way home and I just to tell you a bison and buffalo are different bison or fluffy murder cows, buffalo or just murder cows tell you tell them apart bison are fluffier, and usually quite a bit bigger. Buffalo are quite a bit more lean and muscular but they’re still both dangerous as hell, just remember stay away from the bison stay away from the buffalo they’re two different animals fluffy murder, cow in murder cow. all you need to know
soooooo....I'm a chef and just got a jib offer in Wyoming......I looked at a few wilderness videos and I was generally excited....I'm from Florida living in Vegas, miss my hunting and fishing and just water in general... bug difference in topography and weather... we got gators, pythons, sharks, bears, and FLORIDA man for dangerous wild life..... other than Florida man we don't compare in terms of danger....and then I have a small skin condition called being a black...idk what the black population is in Wyoming..... buuuuuut I have never met a person of color or a person period from Wyoming.... this us like a double strike for me...what if the animals are like we finally got one!!!we hear they taste like chicken!!! and the natives are like we can't let him leave, he tells his friends about this place and next thing you know Jamaal's ,and Tyrone's are everywhere!!!! now we got a bunch of lil Auden's, and I Naveaeh's running around for grand kids!!+ although I am more worried about February than all of the things listed do I need to add... Hal,Kip,Van, and Joe to my list as well??? yes my ignorance of your state has led me to believe that 99%if not all men native to your state have 3 letter names
Just tell them you are Native American, and then say " get off my Land"! According to this post, Wyomingite's neither sound nice nor smart! Will definitely bypass when I visit the area!
I aint scared of bears but I only go to places like grand tetons or rocky mountain National park in winter when they are hibernating. I treat it like a bank job. I pick out where I can descend as fast as possible. I go uphill as fast as I can with the snowshoes. Then I strap in both feet quickly and take pictures while coming down. I ain't scared of any bear but if a bear chases me downhill in summer no way I can outrun it.
I thought that was Yosemite. It's funny because before I knew about 411 I put myself in some compromising solo hiking situations in Yosemite and nothing ever happened
From the Wikipedia page of Black Widow Spiders The prevalence of sexual cannibalism, a behaviour in which the female eats the male after mating, has inspired the common name "widow spiders". This behaviour may promote the survival odds of the offspring; however, females of some species only rarely show this behaviour, and much of the documented evidence for sexual cannibalism has been observed in laboratory cages where the males could not escape."
Regarding the Latrodectus hesperus (Western black widow) yes they have medically significant venom. However they are extremely docile. There is no documentation of a male Latrodectus bite, their venom glands are significantly smaller, and there for not considered "medically significant". The adult females do not bite the heads off the male (you are thinking of a Mantis) they will only kill the male if there are not other food sources around. The big reason I have an issue with this being on your list.... the Latrodectus (genus) is in every state in North and South America... so Wyoming is not unique in this
I would add one more to your list, which could perhaps be #1... hunters. Too many are scared of their own shadow and ready to shoot at anything that moves.
I watched the C.Roberts video, and investigated the CURRENT Wyoming laws, which allow and encourage, animal abuse. I would state the most dangerous animals in that state are the Psychopathic residents.
I agree, just don't understand why tourist, and some regulars residents are still trying to get a close picture with Buffalo, Elk, and Bears? I'm from the Great Smokies National Park area, and seen beyond stupid adults trying to force the issue with thier children to get closer to a Black Bear Sow with cubs. We also have Elks ect., I have to wonder if people even watch or learn anything from these videos? It also seems all National Parks have Rangers that think they are John Wayne: they haze animals that pose no threat to humans, they just get thier kicks. We all wonder why animals do what they do? Duh! This is a great video: please people take this man's video serious, stop trying to be a static.
The wind! Take the wind advisories seriously. Chain up your little dogs or they will blow away. Also those plastic grocery bags flying by still have the groceries in them 😳
I take offense to the notion that the buffalo don't want to be my friend. And bears? REALLY? All they want is to be friends and eat berries. You could just ask my Cockerpoodle, except he got mated by a wolf and that kinda changed him.
Be respectful of the animals - you are in their home. Also, the rope halter on the horse doesn't fit properly - the noseband needs to ride higher up the nose so it doesn't inflict pain. Do things properly or don't do them.
Just trying to figure out are the animals mostly in the WOODS or in a community back yard? Now I better understand why there are no Black people in WY. LOL. We are not going in the BACK COUNTRY....staying in the FRONT COUNTRY!
Moving on, this guy is just way too cool and trendy for me. For supposedly being from Wyoming he sure acts, dresses and talks like he dying to get back to California!
Dave as usual you sound like you think Wyoming is only the northwest part of the state, that's really funny, you need to get out more. One of the main things that will kill and does kill people every year is not being prepared for the elements. If you are traveling in the winter be prepared with blankets, food and water in your vehicle in case you get stuck. Know the route you are going. If you happen to take a wrong turn it could be your life at stake. Wyoming is big and there aren't always going be people to give you directions.
@@TheWyomingProject You mentioned avalanches I believe. If you are driving say from Douglas to Upton you are not going have an avalanche. You might get stuck and have to wait for help and that might be for a couple of hours or more. An avalanche class is not going help you there.
Dear tourists please keep trying to pet the Buffalo it's really something we look forward to watching
Lol
@@TheWyomingProject you are doing a great job with your channel man. It's been cool seeing you grow from a transplant to a knowledgable Wyomingite in a short time. As always keep up the great content.
Thank you, it means more than you know. Also, Thanks for coming along and baring with me!
🤣 🤣 🤣 LMAO Grew up on the east gate of Yellowstone. I've lost count of all the dumbasses walking up to bison with a telephoto camara and get thrown in the air
was vacationing and camping across Wyoming last month, I was amazed at the total stupidity of all those who have never ventured outside the concrete jungle. (most happened to have CA and NY plates) People just across the road taking pictures of a mamma and baby brown bear, literally JUST across the road, people within 20 feet of a bison, some idiot trying to approach a male elk, someone taunting a rattlesnake. Honestly, if I saw one of them attacked, I'd just laugh and let Darwin win another one.
Born and lived there for 25 years...I don't care where you're going...after September 1st...put a good sleeping bag, extra blankets, extra gloves, heavy boots, warm socks, stocking caps, flashlight, RED flags, plastic bags, rope or chain. gas can, battery starter [small portable electronic]. basic tools and first aid, chocolate, snacks, in your trunk! ... this isn't just for you...because in these long stretches....you might just save your life, or somebody else's! In warmer months add extra water. but remember it still gets cold and night so leave some warm stuff in there! Where ever you go take a windbreaker jacket and a sweat shirt...slickers are great too. With miles of no cell phone coverage you may need to flag somebody down and have them call for help at the next town. Keep all you numbers handy ...write them down!! in case your phone dies!! Buy maps that show all secondary roads and a compass and learn how to read and use them! Forget Siri...she doesn't come to the High Lonesome!
How did moose not make the list? The only animal I’d be more worried about is a grizzly
Moose are way unpredictable.
Those who pet the fluffy cows around Yellowstone are my favorite.
If I had a vote, I'd say remove all the warning signs and let the Californians figure out the hard way.
In NM we have the Texans trying to pet the elk and feeding them and wild horses. Love our little mountain town, but we have been overrun with tourists.
Have you noticed that the people advocating for "re-introducing" dangerous wildlife predators never live in the areas they want to "reintroduce" them to. Just noticing...
Moved to California from a country in war, been here for 4 years now and exploring the idea to move to another state. Wyoming definitely fits the bill. But, after watching some of your videos, might be too much for me to move there now. Thanks for the videos, they are informative.
It isn't bad here, and animal and reptile attacks aren't common here. It's beautiful and peaceful here so if you want to move here it is really worth it!
@@robertmauch7594 what town are u in
@@NkK-mn8sj Cheyenne.
Be aware of your terrain and your soroundings always watch were you walk ' dog days if summer is always the most agressive time for Rattler's always stay armed in the back country ' your own stupidity can cost your life ' mother nature isn't always forgiving . I'm also in Wyoming it's my home forever ' it's the place that individual freedom is still alive and well .
Love those videos, I'm trying to research Wyoming and Cody specifically and this really helps! Keep it up man!
We don't want you here
You know what's worse than a niner? The truckers on I-80! I'm down there 2 out of every 3 weeks for business and they do their best to kill me every time. I feel safer with the bears.
Lol
@@davidmorse2149 You are absolutely correct... it's just that sometimes it seems that people are going out of their way to make sure that happens. I could start shooting these maniacs and plead self defense and the judge would simply say, "I know what you mean... not guilty." More Americans have died in car wrecks than in all of the wars America has ever fought.
Interstate 80 during a snowstorm can be deadly. ☠️
Hopefully the people that come visit our amazing places to visit will hopefully learn from this very educational video on what not to do in WYOMING!!!
S&R are hoping so too:)
I am a new subscriber, moving to Cody in November After working there last summer For Blair hotels. Thank you for your informative videos, and realistic View of life in Wyoming. I am paying close attention!
Nature isn't trying to kill us, however it is totally INDIFFERENT to our existence.
At last...a sensible comment.
I’m binge watching all your content ! It’s great
I’m a solo man
Well I have a wee dog
The Lord told me Wyoming is where I’ll settle . I worked and lived in the Aussie outback mining for almost 9 years
Spent one ☝️ winter in Livingston MT and loved the proper cold and gosh snow drift is something dangerous too .
I want to change NOTHING about where I go . Jjst be a good custodian of whatever land I am guided to and look after those around me when they need it .
Thank you for the videos bruv. Really grateful I am
i moved to south east wyoming 10 years ago started a concrete llc. i spend 90% of my time outside. west of chugwater i come across 10 + rattle snakes a year. they mostly try and get away but watch out when it gets hot they are pissed off. i have not made it up that way yet. going to have to try and make time in 2024. god bless
I been out Wyoming and your page is right on point
I couldn’t avoid these 9# plates when I visited Wyoming. It was terrifying.
Hey Dave. Nice to see you again. I have missed your videos.
Great class. Thanks!👍
Great video thanks
You're welcome. Glad you liked it.
Unfortunately I am on the wrong side of the border just south in “new California” Cool video! Lol
Thanks buddy. Hope you get out of there.
I think I'd expand your list to the top fifteen instead of ten. What about lightening strikes and tornados? And elk and the Rocky Mountain Spotted Wood Tick ! I lived in both Utah and Colorado many years and they have nothing on Wyoming for lightening. And while Wyoming doesn't get as many tornados as other states (I live in Texas now, there's a whole book of things that want to harm you here !); there is no place to go in Wyoming during a tornado warning. Still, as many times as I have been in Wyoming, it is one of the most wonderful states I've ever been in and I have nothing to complain about when I visit.
The weather, Wyoming can get snowstorms 12 months out of the year. The wind will kick your ass. The first time I was stuck at the TA in Fort Bridger with some 70 mile an hour wind for a day. Last new years eve I was stuck in Cheyenne for the weekend with 80 shut down.
Well said !
Omg...im from kenya and im joining college this fall in powell wyoming,this was a great heads-up
We have a lot of wolves in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I see them in my yard in the winter. In the middle of December I heard three packs of wolves howling from North, East, and West. My house is only one mile North of Lake Michigan. We had a season a few years ago for them via lottery. The total allowed to be taken was 25, guides were required. Only 23 were taken. I have seen over a hundred in the last 5 years. Saw four today. We have cougars too that have migrated from out West. Only seen one of them UP here. DNR says there are about a hundred. The Feds have them both listed as endangered in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Which is just wrong.
That's an insane amount of wolves. Do you have any deer left?!
@@TheWyomingProject If there weren't any deer, there wouldn't be any wolves (or other canids). That's why there are wolves in UP Rebel's area. I live in northern Wisconsin and the areas with the highest concentration of deer have the highest concentration of wolves & coyotes. Would you shop in a grocery store that doesn't have many groceries?
Wyoming and Philadelphia remind me of each other, they both have wild animals trying to kill us. Lol. We have them in all shades and types. No seriously, Wyoming is one of the most beautiful parts of the country and I like that there's hardly anyone there. Better for the animals.
Haha!
I’m a new resident of Wyoming, glad to be relocating from the Midwest.
Thsnks
Many moons ago
I was in Yellowstone and a young girl about 12 years old. Tried to pet the pretty Elk cow ( with calf) ) needless to say she was lucky and will never do that again. That cow kick with its hind leg but hit a tree. Big noise and a lot of bark flying. In California we can't do much at all about mountain lions
I believe that they need some controlling but not the fish and game. And I remember seeing one rattlesnake at Alcova reservoir but a long time ago I also saw some Elk tracks there also. And I know what Elk tracks look like compared to deer and antelope. February look really mean.
Sounds like you had a good trip and that little girl got really lucky. Out here dealing with unwanted animals is called shoot, shovel, shut up:)
Black widow spiders? Come to the southeast, along with rattlesnakes, copperheads and brown recluse spiders, they're EVERYWHERE.
The worst thing about WY is the people trying to photograph foreigners in the parks to get clicks.
Lol... What's up with the 9 on the license plates?
And Great vid man! 👍🏻
Thanks, my dude. Haha, out here every county has a different number on the plate. In this case 9 is big horn county and the one right next to mine. Super nice people, but someone with a 9 on their plate nearly kills me every week. When it's a really bad week they end up in a video:)
@@TheWyomingProject lmao 😂😂😂 👍🏻Stay safe and watch out for them 9's!
Struggle is real
11 has the best drivers. LOL
@@TheWyomingProject make sure to watch out for county 17 plates also
Good to visit in summer ; no avalanche nor cold.
Good to be there in winter, no bad flower, spider or rattlednake.
Thanks for the lesson.
February, I loved the bonus
Thanks! I try to sneak bonus gems in when i can.
Where's the restaurant? I'm moving to Wyoming for school in the fall!
It's the Proud Cut Saloon in Cody WY. You can see a shot of it in the intro and there is a tour video on the channel. Let me know when you're stopping by, looking forward to saying hi
A college climbing team climbed right into a nest of rattlesnakes. Not many on the team survived the falls and snake bites.
#1 any animal in Yellowstone that a tourist tries to pet or take pictures with. Have witnessed this too many times living in Wyoming for 39 years. Especially snowmobiling in the Park. Bison like using the trails. I can't tell you how many times I have warned tourist about Bison and moose. Speaking of moose. Definitely one you need to have at the top of your list. 3 times I have been charged by moose. All during hunting season. And I know of other people be charged by moose. Cows with a calf are the worse. I love your number 9 plate. They are really bad! Agree with your number 1. I use to elk hunt on Union Pass road area between Raspberry and Strawberry creek. Someone was always having grizzly in their camp. We were extremely careful with everything food toothpaste trash deodorant. We slept in a wall tent. Once we had a kill we thought it down to a locker in Dubious until we filled our tags. I cut up my own meat but no way I was hanging it in a tree at camp. Mountain lions yeah highly dangerous. Been stalked by two lions over the years. Again mostly during hunting season. Very sneaky cats. I personally never had trouble with wolves after me. Had seen many of them. Since you have been a local for awhile have you ever heard bears and wolves that have been caught by the Game and Fish dept. In Yellowstone Then transfer to a different area tend to be a bit aggressive compared to ones who haven't? My outfitter friend from Cody claims it's true. He's been outfitting in Cody area for almost 30 years now. Which do you know about the Three Ss? I had coyotes in my camp more than once. Upper Green River lakes have a lot of coyotes. Never had trouble with them but they are nosey animals. If I was to pick a plant I would choose lupine. Beef cows like eating the flowers. Then when the peapods start tourist think it's wild peas. Doesn't kill you right away but eventually will if not treated. Into The Wild Chris Mc Candless died from eating the pods. I can't remember your first name but just wanted to tell you I'm proud to have you as a fellow Wyomingnite! You and your wife had done a great job fitting in with the rest of us. I know it's not easy because Wyomingnite like their ways and don't it to change here. And I too love our Wyoming ways. Makes this the best state to live in just my opinion. Wyoming is a state of freedoms! And a very beautiful one to boot. I once was a transplant long time ago. Just fresh out of high school. From the midwest. Think you missed the Jackie! Super dangerous.😁
Sorry this got a little long. Enjoy the Big Wonderful Wyoming! Use to map flaps on all the pickups when I first moved here in 1979. February is one cold and windy month. Fall is the time of the year. 👍✌🤠
1 WORD :
DECAF!
Thanks, i'm glad to be here too. There is a lot in this comment so please forgive me if i don't hit it all. Yes, i've got a few friends in G&F and you're right they relocate a lot of bears who are know aggressors. I believe in the last month they had to move one into the Meeteetse area.
During the YS bike video we had coyotes in the campground in Mammoth Hot Springs howling for 2 hours.
What about cars with green license plates?
I grew up in Rawlins Wyoming 1973 to 1989 at the age of 16 when I moved to Powell Wyoming
Someone told me a bear ate a whole snowboarder west of Laramie. He told me all they found was half a boot.
I love this but it’s more drama and not much science....you have a better chance of dying from a lightening strike then any of the aforementioned. While it’s fun to talk about, dying from rattlesnakes or some of the aforementioned is extremely rare...
Still fun to watch...Cheers sir! 🇺🇸 JMHO
-23F this February. Couldn't get out to town all month. Five weeks.
Saw lots of black widow spiders on the reservations..not sure why
What’s the 9 on the license plate indicate?
It's a county designation. In this case big horn county. I break it down in the car tags video further. Wyoming makes it really complicated
Thought just crossed my mind.. in a all out SHTF scenario grizzly steaks don't sound too bad. And the coat! What a WOW winter Jacket that would be.
Watch out for trichinosis when eating bear. They are small worms that lodge in your muscles. You have to eat it very well done. I agree the coat or rug would be awesome.
@@TheWyomingProject well done it is.. 😉👍🏻
HAHA, the Febuary part is the scariest part of the year.
Number 11. The old lady clerk behind the counter at the convenience store just off the Interstate at midnight. If you go into the store to survey for munchies and drinks your wife might be interested in, exist to get her order and renter to purchase, you might be accused of being a thief and find yourself challenging her to a gunfight at high noon the next day at the town square.
Driving I80 in the winter.
Interesting thing about Cougars Vancouver island has the highest concentration of Cougars in North America that is cats per square mile ,
Where exactly is the Catwalk?
High prices.
If im killed by a mountain lion, i guarantee you my last words were "here kitty kitty"
No your last words will be Ooohhh Shit !
Funny!
I used to live in Greybull. We had 9 on the plates.
The one thing I was expecting to see on the list. Stay out of the creeks.
You can get washed into the rocks and get stuck and drown.
I did cliff dive at shell falls😁🤣😆😂
the wind
Hey bud, I am a native way home and I just to tell you a bison and buffalo are different bison or fluffy murder cows, buffalo or just murder cows tell you tell them apart bison are fluffier, and usually quite a bit bigger. Buffalo are quite a bit more lean and muscular but they’re still both dangerous as hell, just remember stay away from the bison stay away from the buffalo they’re two different animals fluffy murder, cow in murder cow. all you need to know
soooooo....I'm a chef and just got a jib offer in Wyoming......I looked at a few wilderness videos and I was generally excited....I'm from Florida living in Vegas, miss my hunting and fishing and just water in general... bug difference in topography and weather... we got gators, pythons, sharks, bears, and FLORIDA man for dangerous wild life..... other than Florida man we don't compare in terms of danger....and then I have a small skin condition called being a black...idk what the black population is in Wyoming..... buuuuuut I have never met a person of color or a person period from Wyoming.... this us like a double strike for me...what if the animals are like we finally got one!!!we hear they taste like chicken!!! and the natives are like we can't let him leave, he tells his friends about this place and next thing you know Jamaal's ,and Tyrone's are everywhere!!!! now we got a bunch of lil Auden's, and I Naveaeh's running around for grand kids!!+ although I am more worried about February than all of the things listed do I need to add... Hal,Kip,Van, and Joe to my list as well??? yes my ignorance of your state has led me to believe that 99%if not all men native to your state have 3 letter names
Kanye survived.... Lol
Just tell them you are Native American, and then say " get off my Land"! According to this post, Wyomingite's neither sound nice nor smart! Will definitely bypass when I visit the area!
I aint scared of bears but I only go to places like grand tetons or rocky mountain National park in winter when they are hibernating. I treat it like a bank job. I pick out where I can descend as fast as possible. I go uphill as fast as I can with the snowshoes. Then I strap in both feet quickly and take pictures while coming down. I ain't scared of any bear but if a bear chases me downhill in summer no way I can outrun it.
Wyoming is also a hotspot for missing 411 cases, very scary
I thought that was Yosemite. It's funny because before I knew about 411 I put myself in some compromising solo hiking situations in Yosemite and nothing ever happened
@@BlazingFaith1945 😮😮😮😮
I love how he combined the Black Widow and the Praying Mantis - Nice try slick!
From the Wikipedia page of Black Widow Spiders
The prevalence of sexual cannibalism, a behaviour in which the female eats the male after mating, has inspired the common name "widow spiders". This behaviour may promote the survival odds of the offspring; however, females of some species only rarely show this behaviour, and much of the documented evidence for sexual cannibalism has been observed in laboratory cages where the males could not escape."
🤣☠️Thank you .
Regarding the Latrodectus hesperus (Western black widow) yes they have medically significant venom. However they are extremely docile. There is no documentation of a male Latrodectus bite, their venom glands are significantly smaller, and there for not considered "medically significant". The adult females do not bite the heads off the male (you are thinking of a Mantis) they will only kill the male if there are not other food sources around.
The big reason I have an issue with this being on your list.... the Latrodectus (genus) is in every state in North and South America... so Wyoming is not unique in this
You guys have no Moose in WY?
Yes, we do. I'm surprised they weren't included.
Bonus #2 I'm dying lol 😂
Haha, so dangerous. Almost killed me 3 times this week
Love WY
Wait, what about freezing to death?
I would add one more to your list, which could perhaps be #1... hunters. Too many are scared of their own shadow and ready to shoot at anything that moves.
Good point.
I watched the C.Roberts video, and investigated the CURRENT Wyoming laws, which allow and encourage, animal abuse. I would state the most dangerous animals in that state are the Psychopathic residents.
1000 Ways to Die (Wyoming Edition)
good video
You forgot righands and cowboys
I agree, just don't understand why tourist, and some regulars residents are still trying to get a close picture with Buffalo, Elk, and Bears? I'm from the Great Smokies National Park area, and seen beyond stupid adults trying to force the issue with thier children to get closer to a Black Bear Sow with cubs. We also have Elks ect., I have to wonder if people even watch or learn anything from these videos? It also seems all National Parks have Rangers that think they are John Wayne: they haze animals that pose no threat to humans, they just get thier kicks. We all wonder why animals do what they do? Duh! This is a great video: please people take this man's video serious, stop trying to be a static.
What? No Antqeefa or Burn loot Murder trying to kill you?
Lol I wrote that in anticipation before the intro was done.. because I already know! Lol
I think the multitude of semi-auto shotguns patrolling the streets during the protests last year sent a message:)
@@TheWyomingProject 🤗🤗🤗❤️
That is definitely the main appeal for me!
You and the # 9 makes me laugh.
Fortunately, the gun is also alowed, I love to hunt that big animal, thanks for your video
The wind! Take the wind advisories seriously. Chain up your little dogs or they will blow away. Also those plastic grocery bags flying by still have the groceries in them 😳
I take offense to the notion that the buffalo don't want to be my friend. And bears? REALLY? All they want is to be friends and eat berries. You could just ask my Cockerpoodle, except he got mated by a wolf and that kinda changed him.
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I ride bike
Rattlesnake vaccine? 😅
I80 is beautiful! It runs east and west. Please don't deviate from it!
#1 COPS
Be respectful of the animals - you are in their home. Also, the rope halter on the horse doesn't fit properly - the noseband needs to ride higher up the nose so it doesn't inflict pain. Do things properly or don't do them.
Hot springs and people getting in those actually happen?! 😳🤭This really shouldn’t shock me. The stupidity of people have no bounds.
Just trying to figure out are the animals mostly in the WOODS or in a community back yard? Now I better understand why there are no Black people in WY. LOL. We are not going in the BACK COUNTRY....staying in the FRONT COUNTRY!
It totally depends on where you live. Someone in the community FB page just posted yesterday they had a moose in their yard
WYOMING NATIVE....I SAY SMOKE A PACK A DAY...SURE I AINT THE ONLY ONE THAT THINK THAT... GOT A 20FT TEEPEE,YOU CAN SEE WHERE IM GOING WITH THIS
best thing would be is tourists don't come...
You have never driven on hwy 59 cause #3 should be stupid drivers.
Watch the bonus #2
Leave the wildlife alone.. we moved in on their territory
Meat plus raw milk
Moving on, this guy is just way too cool and trendy for me. For supposedly being from Wyoming he sure acts, dresses and talks like he dying to get back to California!
Or any licence plate without a bucking horse will try and kill you...or themselves...no horse.. run
Stay where you're at...... you won't like it here
Icy roads
Tourist need to not listen to him we need the entertaining videos
The wolves need to go - the ones they brought in are MUCH larger than the native wolves that were there.
Not funny, I am originally from 9 county.
Dave as usual you sound like you think Wyoming is only the northwest part of the state, that's really funny, you need to get out more. One of the main things that will kill and does kill people every year is not being prepared for the elements. If you are traveling in the winter be prepared with blankets, food and water in your vehicle in case you get stuck. Know the route you are going. If you happen to take a wrong turn it could be your life at stake. Wyoming is big and there aren't always going be people to give you directions.
I highlighted that in the video. It sounds like you didn't watch the whole thing.
@@TheWyomingProject You mentioned avalanches I believe. If you are driving say from Douglas to Upton you are not going have an avalanche. You might get stuck and have to wait for help and that might be for a couple of hours or more. An avalanche class is not going help you there.
Watch the whole video, its in there.