@@melodiefrances3898 That's a myth. Animals might run slower zig-zagging than in a straight line, but so do people. Bears can hit 45km/hr, and they can run long distances. Keep in mind they can zig-zag fast enough to catch Elk. Climbing a tree can work against grizzlies, but you need to climb high enough that they can't reach you, and you need to climb fast. Many Grizzlies if determined enough can climb trees. The best thing to do is avoid bad situations. Store food, and garbage properly, don't stare them down, don't run, make noise so you don't surprise them (they'll usually smell you first), if you come across a dead animal leave the area immediately. Don't chase them down for photo-ops. Carry bear spray (it's statistically far better than a gun). If a grizzly/coastal brown bear attacks, play dead. If a black bear attacks, fight back.
I knew it was her daughter, because if they’re anything like human moms, the sons get to stay home an extra year longer. And he eats whatever mom catches! 😠
Awesome video!! I love bears but unfortunately, have only seen them on TV🥺 It must be amazing to see them in person. I appreciate your videos, thank you!! 😃
I think that's part of the problem, instead of just watching the video and seeing them interact with each other there are some are trying to relate to how the video affects us as people. It has nothing to do with us, just crazy bear behavior amongst themselves.
He wasn't a ranger, he was the bear aversion specialist....and that was me. The two young bears, one was 5 years old, the other two..... were siblings, would get under the fence into the restricted area close to people and the building. I would get them out and out a little further into the meadow. Knowing how the female would react, I waited for her to chase her brother.
Great Footage, Bear Guy:. That had too of taken quite some time to Compilate, it all Together. I believe You said recently that You are about too retire soon? IF so the Bears and other Creatures, are Surly losing a Great Friend n Supporter of Thier Cause. Text me back about the retirement issue? Is it a Yes or No. Otherwise You stay Safe n Well.
Thanks for tuning in. These videos do take a little time to put together, especially when a lot of the material is spanned over a decade. As for retiring, I wish, but even retired would mean I'd volunteer within bear programs. I did resign from a particular program due to in house politics and the wrong management. Since than I have done bear work with oil and gas companies in northen Alberta, and spent the last two seasons in the arctic. I am heading to BC in a few short weeks for an assignment but Ideally I'd like to get back with a program with a ton of bear activity, that's when I'm happiest and at my best.
@@TheBearGuyCanada Thank you for answering my comment so quickly. As I mentioned before, I really enjoy your Videos n Episodes. They are fantastic, & you can really tell it's an issue of Love n commitment with you. Not just research and a Job. When you are in the field with the various Bear's, You are doing the studies on. I get the feeling that they know Your There & they can actually behave pretty much the way they, Care too feel like, or want too. Thier at ease behavior shows a lot of mild Tranquility, Respect, & down Right, Ohh your here again! Ok 👌 that's alright with me? I'll just be Myself, cuz he is out too observe me? But He isn't here too harm, harass, irritate, or plain Ole get in the way. Of how we carry on Our Lives, in the Wild. Well I've said Enough, and guess, though I do hope You keep your Channel active n updated so myself and other's can still tune in & follow Your Activities, in the Future. Again I Thank You. Wyoming, Robert, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍🤔🤔👀👀🌄🌅🙏🙏🙏
@@robertwaid3579 , being in this type of field you have to actually love it more than life. Truth be told the research I did was actually for myself. I really wanted to expand my role and apply the data i had but those doors remained closed. My actual role was a bear aversion specialist meaning I 'd get the bears going and out of red zones with lots of human activity. Once you work with these bears for a while they learn what you want from them and really become easy to deal with. Once there is that mutual respect, there's very little rubber slugs or bean bags being used. I really keyed on their behavior and that allowed me to get results no one else could. I even recall this very bear in this video bluff charging me one day and it was 100% my fault. I had guided him to an open meadow void of people and I had a new officer wanting to see where he ended up. We walked to the edge of the meadow and he reacted, as to say, "I listened, I am in a good spot.....you're not to be here!" It was myself that was in the wrong because I wanted to satisfy the officer's curiosity by showing him.
Rubber bullets, bean bags, chalk balls from a paintball gun, noise makers like a bangers and screamers. But truth be told, once you work with the same bear, it doesn't take long for them to understand what is wanted. Many people think bear aversion is driving around shooting bears with rubber. An individual bear might be hit a few times early in the season and that's pretty much it. Once they get older than maybe once to none, you can get the results by just sternly talking to them.
I agree with you. Even though they fall off they are wild animals. They also have tags in their ears. People go into their homes and track them so they can see what they do. Just let them live like God intended. We can still watch them but we can also live and let live.
I have 500 acres and deal with poachers regularly. Those collars save thier lives 99% of the time. As cruel as it seems... It's a good way to protect them.
@@Stahpbeingaidiot101 you have Grizzly bears on your property? Grizzlies are pretty rare in the lower 48 and aren't usually an animal poachers go after
@@misguidedangel6550 rare, sure doesn’t seem that rare seem more and more of them. One killed a camper this year. Now that’s rare. One state is thinking of allowing to hunt them . That’s not rare
I love watching bears in the wild but wouldn’t want to be there. I have a bear phobia and just watching this video my heart is racing and I feel queasy. 😂🤣😂❤️
Badly! I feel for the young+ subdominant bears terrorized and sometimes killed by the mature males. Its really hard to survive as a bear which is why they can be so defensive/ aggressive towards people, especially sows with cubs. Males try to kill+eat cubs
It's long been thought it is just the males doing this, I know personally of a few situations when adult females would kill and eat yearling cubs when an unknown female would wander into her area.
Where there was four bears, the two initially chasing each other are brother and sister 3 years apart, she was the bigger of the two at 5 years old, he was two. The other two were there mating partners.
I only see humans behaving badly: putting eartags and radio collars on wild animals, chasing along side them in automobiles. The bears were just being bears.
It was a play on words. The problem is people try to humanize the title and shouldn't, and just enjoy the video and not complain, it is entirely about bears being bears amongst each other. The second part is because of people doing exactly that, chasing bears dawn to dusk for pictures and harassing the wildlife without a break. The collars allow staff to know where the bears roughly are, to help them navigate through human activity, and essentially back the people off. If people weren't doing silly things than none of them would be collared, but people are entitled and behave badly especially when they think no one is there. The ear tags, personally I hate them and would prefer the buttons once again, but someone made a decision it would deter professional photographers from sitting five meters off and following them for hours at a time. So the long and short of it is.....did you at least enjoy the video?
@@BeamieUpScot I may have have misunderstood your comment…apex predators all over the world need monitoring to protect from human, whether it be stupid human tricks (like the woman who lost her pants to a bison), poaching, harassment, or the illegal trade in exotic pets. Maybe we should collar the humans…or take their ears. That’s a tshirt I would wear!
For the most part its all show but they will swat and rag doll a bit. Its more about showing dominance than it is about hurting or killing. Once the younger bear falls in line and stops challenging mom, than it will be tolerated. Females don't want to risk injury, if they can't have cubs or protect them, than they are of no good.
So this vid is of a mother bear telling her two year olds to go off on their own?? Is that so she can mate again?? And also for their protection, as an adult male bear might harm them to drive them off??
At what point was this Video Boring? U must not be paying attention... Being around Grizzlies all day, every day...sounds like a good time to me, 😂 At the end I'm not sure how he/The Bear Guy keeps his cool, 😂...that is pure adrenaline!...nuttin' boring about that!! Great Video, Thanks for sharing!! 🐻
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. If that is his opinion so be it. I have found not to take offense to it, and there seems to be people out there that are disappointed that my videos won't show graphic gore, once again, that's their perogative. For every negative comment or dislike, it seems there's a hundred positive ones, so small victories, lol....thanks again.
This is hilarious! The mom just can’t get rid of that kid 😂
Bonjour a vous Sarah Maybe she drink a red bull red bull give wing
The speed they can maintain is bloody terrifying.
Ikr?
I have read that if you zig zag that will slow them down because they can't make fast turns ... not really reassuring...
One would think they would move at a slower pace, but definitely not so!
@@melodiefrances3898 That's a myth. Animals might run slower zig-zagging than in a straight line, but so do people. Bears can hit 45km/hr, and they can run long distances. Keep in mind they can zig-zag fast enough to catch Elk. Climbing a tree can work against grizzlies, but you need to climb high enough that they can't reach you, and you need to climb fast. Many Grizzlies if determined enough can climb trees. The best thing to do is avoid bad situations. Store food, and garbage properly, don't stare them down, don't run, make noise so you don't surprise them (they'll usually smell you first), if you come across a dead animal leave the area immediately. Don't chase them down for photo-ops. Carry bear spray (it's statistically far better than a gun). If a grizzly/coastal brown bear attacks, play dead. If a black bear attacks, fight back.
@@Mr_Monkey_McNugget what about jumping into a deep, fast moving river? That might be your only hope
@@misguidedangel6550 Nope. They're way better swimmers than humans.
Bears haulin mail in various unruly scenarios lol.
Good stuff .
Mamas like"when i told you to leave the house i meant it"!😂
I knew it was her daughter, because if they’re anything like human moms, the sons get to stay home an extra year longer. And he eats whatever mom catches! 😠
Awesome video!! I love bears but unfortunately, have only seen them on TV🥺 It must be amazing to see them in person. I appreciate your videos, thank you!! 😃
Go to Yellowstone or Grand Teton National Park ... you're almost guaranteed to see a grizzly if you are on the road by sunrise.
They are!
Live close to cades cove...many black bear but no grizzlies....would love to see a grizzly....from a distance lol
I brought a few from Walmart
From human perspective it could be a Bad behavior but Nature has its own animal behavior.pura vida
I think that's part of the problem, instead of just watching the video and seeing them interact with each other there are some are trying to relate to how the video affects us as people. It has nothing to do with us, just crazy bear behavior amongst themselves.
Why is the ranger standing so close to the bears at the end?
He wasn't a ranger, he was the bear aversion specialist....and that was me. The two young bears, one was 5 years old, the other two..... were siblings, would get under the fence into the restricted area close to people and the building. I would get them out and out a little further into the meadow. Knowing how the female would react, I waited for her to chase her brother.
Great Footage, Bear Guy:. That had too of taken quite some time to Compilate, it all Together. I believe You said recently that You are about too retire soon? IF so the Bears and other Creatures, are Surly losing a Great Friend n Supporter of Thier Cause. Text me back about the retirement issue? Is it a Yes or No.
Otherwise You stay Safe n Well.
Thanks for tuning in. These videos do take a little time to put together, especially when a lot of the material is spanned over a decade. As for retiring, I wish, but even retired would mean I'd volunteer within bear programs. I did resign from a particular program due to in house politics and the wrong management. Since than I have done bear work with oil and gas companies in northen Alberta, and spent the last two seasons in the arctic. I am heading to BC in a few short weeks for an assignment but Ideally I'd like to get back with a program with a ton of bear activity, that's when I'm happiest and at my best.
@@TheBearGuyCanada Thank you for answering my comment so quickly.
As I mentioned before, I really enjoy your Videos n Episodes. They are fantastic, & you can really tell it's an issue of Love n commitment with you. Not just research and a Job.
When you are in the field with the various Bear's, You are doing the studies on. I get the feeling that they know Your There & they can actually behave pretty much the way they, Care too feel like, or want too. Thier at ease behavior shows a lot of mild Tranquility, Respect, & down Right, Ohh your here again! Ok 👌 that's alright with me? I'll just be Myself, cuz he is out too observe me?
But He isn't here too harm, harass, irritate, or plain Ole get in the way. Of how we carry on Our Lives, in the Wild.
Well I've said Enough, and guess, though I do hope You keep your Channel active n updated so myself and other's can still tune in & follow Your Activities, in the Future. Again I Thank You. Wyoming, Robert, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍🤔🤔👀👀🌄🌅🙏🙏🙏
@@robertwaid3579 , being in this type of field you have to actually love it more than life. Truth be told the research I did was actually for myself. I really wanted to expand my role and apply the data i had but those doors remained closed. My actual role was a bear aversion specialist meaning I 'd get the bears going and out of red zones with lots of human activity. Once you work with these bears for a while they learn what you want from them and really become easy to deal with. Once there is that mutual respect, there's very little rubber slugs or bean bags being used. I really keyed on their behavior and that allowed me to get results no one else could. I even recall this very bear in this video bluff charging me one day and it was 100% my fault. I had guided him to an open meadow void of people and I had a new officer wanting to see where he ended up. We walked to the edge of the meadow and he reacted, as to say, "I listened, I am in a good spot.....you're not to be here!" It was myself that was in the wrong because I wanted to satisfy the officer's curiosity by showing him.
Great video!
Thanks!
They even run fast going up hill
You use rubber bullets?
Rubber bullets, bean bags, chalk balls from a paintball gun, noise makers like a bangers and screamers. But truth be told, once you work with the same bear, it doesn't take long for them to understand what is wanted. Many people think bear aversion is driving around shooting bears with rubber. An individual bear might be hit a few times early in the season and that's pretty much it. Once they get older than maybe once to none, you can get the results by just sternly talking to them.
That's awful these bears gotta live their lives with those radio collars around their necks
They eventually fall off.
I agree with you. Even though they fall off they are wild animals. They also have tags in their ears. People go into their homes and track them so they can see what they do. Just let them live like God intended. We can still watch them but we can also live and let live.
I have 500 acres and deal with poachers regularly. Those collars save thier lives 99% of the time. As cruel as it seems... It's a good way to protect them.
@@Stahpbeingaidiot101 you have Grizzly bears on your property? Grizzlies are pretty rare in the lower 48 and aren't usually an animal poachers go after
@@misguidedangel6550 rare, sure doesn’t seem that rare seem more and more of them. One killed a camper this year. Now that’s rare. One state is thinking of allowing to hunt them . That’s not rare
Cool video
Man,they can really run fast. A human isn't out running a bear lol.
I love watching bears in the wild but wouldn’t want to be there. I have a bear phobia and just watching this video my heart is racing and I feel queasy. 😂🤣😂❤️
Same Here
Is this mama bear telling the young'uns to leave home and find digs elsewhere?
Looks like just normal bear behavior to me.
Badly! I feel for the young+ subdominant bears terrorized and sometimes killed by the mature males. Its really hard to survive as a bear which is why they can be so defensive/ aggressive towards people, especially sows with cubs. Males try to kill+eat cubs
It's long been thought it is just the males doing this, I know personally of a few situations when adult females would kill and eat yearling cubs when an unknown female would wander into her area.
'bears behaving naturally'
👍🐻 love bears, are there a lot more Grizzlies moving eastward more sightings in Manitoba?
Only in the north, crossing over from the Nunavut. They have seen mom's with cubs that once that is seen, than you'll start to see more of a spike.
Is that bear 163?
Odd that they were all in the same area, unless they are sibs
Where there was four bears, the two initially chasing each other are brother and sister 3 years apart, she was the bigger of the two at 5 years old, he was two. The other two were there mating partners.
@@TheBearGuyCanada Thnx
Aren't the two chasing each other sibling's?
yes, where there are two bears watching the two chase each other. The larger one is the sister, 5y/o, to the smaller 2y/o male.
I only see humans behaving badly: putting eartags and radio collars on wild animals, chasing along side them in automobiles. The bears were just being bears.
It was a play on words. The problem is people try to humanize the title and shouldn't, and just enjoy the video and not complain, it is entirely about bears being bears amongst each other. The second part is because of people doing exactly that, chasing bears dawn to dusk for pictures and harassing the wildlife without a break. The collars allow staff to know where the bears roughly are, to help them navigate through human activity, and essentially back the people off. If people weren't doing silly things than none of them would be collared, but people are entitled and behave badly especially when they think no one is there. The ear tags, personally I hate them and would prefer the buttons once again, but someone made a decision it would deter professional photographers from sitting five meters off and following them for hours at a time. So the long and short of it is.....did you at least enjoy the video?
Naïve to suggest that a massive apex predatory sp has a chance in its range among ppl in the absence of monitoring & management. Educate yourself
@@BeamieUpScot I may have have misunderstood your comment…apex predators all over the world need monitoring to protect from human, whether it be stupid human tricks (like the woman who lost her pants to a bison), poaching, harassment, or the illegal trade in exotic pets. Maybe we should collar the humans…or take their ears. That’s a tshirt I would wear!
Tag their ears…taking them is unnecessarily cruel, lol.
@@sharonkaczorowski8690 I'm not sure I understand your comment? Taking them where is cruel?
Nice!
Thanks!
Are they claiming that certain area or just like chasing each other around?
If you are speaking about where there are the four bears, just tempermental during the mating season.
@@TheBearGuyCanada got ya... Thx
Catch me if you can!
These are classic nasty attitude mountain grizzlies. lol
It looks like everybody has to deal with family problems.😂😂 But I wonder would mom hurt her daughter if she managed to catch her???😃
For the most part its all show but they will swat and rag doll a bit. Its more about showing dominance than it is about hurting or killing. Once the younger bear falls in line and stops challenging mom, than it will be tolerated. Females don't want to risk injury, if they can't have cubs or protect them, than they are of no good.
CAPTIVATING 🥇
That pursuing bear is probably an out-of-luck incel
Was that you Bear Guy?
The one and only, lol.
@@TheBearGuyCanada 😎
So this vid is of a mother bear telling her two year olds to go off on their own?? Is that so she can mate again?? And also for their protection, as an adult male bear might harm them to drive them off??
What is that nasty collar on his neck???
I get a kick out of just watching them act like clowns sometimes
I have seen them in my back yard dragging away my garage. People scare me worse.
I’ve lived in bear, rattler, cougar, & alligator country. My closest calls have involved humans.
@@sharonkaczorowski8690 Florida? Ha!
Dragging away your garage? That’s some strong bears!
Clickbait.
Wow Boring!
At what point was this Video Boring?
U must not be paying attention...
Being around Grizzlies all day, every day...sounds like a good time to me, 😂
At the end I'm not sure how he/The Bear Guy keeps his cool, 😂...that is pure adrenaline!...nuttin' boring about that!!
Great Video, Thanks for sharing!! 🐻
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. If that is his opinion so be it. I have found not to take offense to it, and there seems to be people out there that are disappointed that my videos won't show graphic gore, once again, that's their perogative. For every negative comment or dislike, it seems there's a hundred positive ones, so small victories, lol....thanks again.
@@TheBearGuyCanada
I Did!!.🙂....& You're absolutely right!!
Can't please everyone, 😂
You probably need to go watch that video of grass growing then.
Devil.better
Great video!