Ranching and Grizzly Bears 2015

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  • Опубликовано: 4 мар 2015
  • Originally produced in 2004 by Conservation Northwest (then the Northwest Ecosystem Alliance) Chris Morgan (Insight Wildlife Management), Vidcom Productions and John Cofrin, we've updated this 30 minute documentary-style film for 2015 and the announcement of a long-awaited North Cascades grizzly bear restoration EIS!
    In producing this video, we traveled to Montana's ranching and grizzly bear country to meet with livestock operators, ranchers and expert wildlife managers to see how other states are successfully coexisting with recovering grizzly bear populations.
    For more information on North Cascades grizzly bear recovery, please visit: www.northcascadesgrizzly.org
    With grizzly bear restoration proposed in Washington's North Cascades ecosystem, ranchers, farmers and livestock operators, as well as anyone living or recreating in bear country, should be taking steps to prevent conflict with these native animals, protecting both bears, people and property from harm.
    As you'll see in this video, with education, bear awareness and some proper precautions, coexisting successfully with grizzly bears on the range is easier than you might think!
    Learn more about the making of this video on our blog at:
    www.conservationnw.org/news/sc...

Комментарии • 56

  • @lureesspace
    @lureesspace Год назад +3

    I would love to watch an updated version of this video.

  • @douglaslett7504
    @douglaslett7504 2 года назад +5

    It comes down to this if you live in the east and a fox kills your chickens you get the shotgun and kill him, if a coyote kills your sheep get the shotgun and eliminate him. Likewise if a grizzly kills your cow get the 30 30 and eliminate him !

  • @marklumley619
    @marklumley619 3 года назад +16

    This program really went out of its way to paint the grizzly bear as a non cattle killer even so far as to make the claim that the bears mostly ate drowned bison and elk rather than hunting them. The grizzly bear can run faster than a race horse and will when it wants hunt and kill wild game of all kinds elk, bison and deer included. The main reason there are so few interactions with domestic livestock is that bear numbers are extremely low compared to livestock numbers and humans are a huge deterrent to bears. If a bear gets the opportunity to kill a cow it will do so in a heartbeat. I suppose this program wants to paint the bears in the best light so as to help in their conservation but I find truth to be best in all circumstances!!

  • @henryparent1157
    @henryparent1157 2 года назад +2

    Nice to see people care about bear yep he right bear were here before we came alone it's there home

  • @JDKvideos
    @JDKvideos 7 лет назад +6

    Excellent video! Thousands of people IN Montana need to watch this!

  • @whoareyouwhenimnotlooking

    On top of the 🌎

  • @nickbeam5432
    @nickbeam5432 5 лет назад +8

    The old grizzly gets the wrap again for the trouble Sasquatch causes its kind obvious now days when proven what really caused it and they still point the finger at the bear !

  • @andyhiggins8416
    @andyhiggins8416 2 года назад +1

    Pro bear article with BAD FACTS, states avg mature grizz is 300/500 lbs ya right x2

  • @lazynow1
    @lazynow1 Год назад +1

    that would be funny if a rancher put a big old grizz...in that biologist back yard...and see what happens.....

  • @racin11ry
    @racin11ry Год назад

    Yeah this is outdated the bear numbers are well over these estimates now in only 8 years since this video

  • @robertcalamusso4218
    @robertcalamusso4218 2 года назад +1

    I’d be worried for the kids too. And me.

  • @marklumley619
    @marklumley619 5 лет назад +6

    The comparison of grizzly bear kills to domestic dog kills is not an apples to apples comparison. There are a few thousand grizzly bears at best in the lower 48 and all are in low population states/areas. Whereas there are millions of domestic dogs that live in every state. There are more dogs in California than all the grizzly bears in the lower 48 combined. I always hate when people use comparisons like this that are not real comparisons at all. Such as there are more people killed by crocodiles in Africa than in Europe. No kidding really that's because there aren't crocodiles native to Europe but it's a comparison!

  • @robertcalamusso4218
    @robertcalamusso4218 2 года назад

    Solutions are there ~ as always ~ it just takes Money ! Sometimes lots of it !

  • @ConservationnwOrg
    @ConservationnwOrg  9 лет назад +5

    Originally produced in 2004 by Conservation Northwest (then the Northwest Ecosystem Alliance) Chris Morgan (Insight Wildlife Management), Vidcom Productions and John Cofrin, we've updated this 30 minute documentary-style film for 2015 and the announcement of a long-awaited North Cascades grizzly bear restoration EIS!

  • @robertcalamusso4218
    @robertcalamusso4218 2 года назад

    We want Griz too.

  • @markpiersall9815
    @markpiersall9815 Год назад

    Alaska, Canada and zoos are a great place for this large fast dangerous killers. Would like to see Mr. And Mrs. Black bear interviewed about their concerns about grizzly reintroduction.

  • @evanwindom3265

    I don't believe the line that bears prefer rotten meat over fresh meat. I think it's more a case of preferring easy meat over high-effort meat. It's not hard to find video footage of bears chasing and killing elk calves while the elk are small enough to catch. You can also find footage of them attempting to take bison calves. Even instances of bears taking injured adult caribou are available. To say that bears don't take prey is wishful thinking. Bears are omnivores, and opportunists.

  • @Stratigic_Cheese_Reserve
    @Stratigic_Cheese_Reserve 2 года назад +1

    Theres 1,200 Grizzlys and 90 million Dogs in the USA.

  • @melindaoldperson8460
    @melindaoldperson8460 5 лет назад +3

    the native American accept bears ad their brother u never hear of a native b n killed by a bear because we don't bother them ...we respect there ways of nature ...we live in bear country n we love having them n our family...lol!! no lies

  • @gregchapman6190
    @gregchapman6190 3 года назад +5

    Some ranchers and livestock people act like it’s there environment,and there’s no other way to make a living ,well guess what there’s tons of ways ,and if u live in the woods it’s the bears home not yours