I recently discovered your channel and am watching them from newest to oldest. You are so kind to answer everyone, even though they repeat what several others have said. I’m enjoying your walks and talks and just love the serenity of nature.
Thank you Cathy! I'll be doing a lot of outdoor stuff this summer so stay tuned! Last year was a mad dash to get a building built, but this year I can get back to nature 🌳🌳🌳
Yes, the image is of a black bear! It is very unexpected because we do not have bear in this area -- they are at least 100 miles north of here, but it appears as though they are moving in! In fact, we have more cougar sightings than bear! It is a year later though, and it looks like the same boar is back -- this time a bit bigger. Unexpected Creature on Trail Cam Returns ― New Tree Stand and Blind -- ruclips.net/video/f1d_tU1er7c/видео.html He seems to come in early July so maybe this coming year I'll set out some bait to get some better pictures.
@@PlanetMojo I used to like to say "She has a PhD in woods." She was our (my boyfriend and me) mushroom picking partner in the deep woods and coastal mountains we came to know so well. She finished raising my bernese mtn dog X malamute pup from 4 months to 1 year, taught him how to swim (on her own), find water, negotiate difficult territory and stay oriented to us (as we wandered around, the dog kept track of us over a kilometer). In return, he took care of her in her old age as she lost sight and hearing. Lucy was his mama and it was a great sadness to him and us when she left us. Just greatful she and the big boy could live in total freedom as the masters of the woods they were.
White Oak ! That's great. My street has a beautiful white Oak tree and I gathered up a few good acorns to start growing in the spring. Bears can do everything so much better than we humble humans!👩🌾💞🐓🐕
Make sure you keep the acorns in the fridge over winter in some damp vermiculite. By spring they'll have roots already and you can just pop them into some soil. I hope we see the bear again, but they are still a bit rare here. But the population has tripled in the last 20 years so It won't be long 😊
We have a young bear travelling in and about the yards out our way (mostly acreage) he stops to eat the apples that have fallen and then he's on his way.....all the neighbours leave him to his business. Living out on the land, one just gets used to seeing wildlife and give them our respect.
@ 46 seconds nice tree arch. Possible Squatch activity? I don't agree with your coyote Annalise ! Marionette county Wi. We have yotes and Wolf's. Even Yellow stone has yotes and Wolf's ? Fact .I don't know where you get that ?
Would someone please tell me what number on the video the creature is. I have dizziness problems and can't stand the movement of the picture so much. Thank you.
Nice dog, beautiful voice.I am not a flirter ok?🤣.Many light flashes.3.52 a huge face disguised by the trees(front).6.06 huge face(eyes,nose, mouth,big teeth).6.09 between your two fingers(face>up left). 6.48 dark figure(right), left dark head(ground).Many beings, ents, faces(entities!?), structures,X's,Y's, tangled trees, nests....Thank you!
Thank you Bill! We used to see red fox all the time at our old place, but we are told that around here you will mostly see gray foxes. Been here 11 years and haven't seen one, but I see bobcats all the time - and now we have bears as well...
So, what kind of protection do you take along on your walks just in case you would need to protect yourself and your dog from predators who aren't supposed to be there but very well could be and most likely are?
Sasquatch could very well be on your property too. You will not catch them on your tree cams. But if you will take notice of the tree breaks, trident tree, X's. Be careful not to mess with their markers. Arches are another thing to watch and take notice if. This is not a joke and I'm dead serious. They don't like dogs either. If your dog turns tail and runs back to the house..please walk back to your house..don't run. If you see one tell it your just walking and taking in the beauty around you and please don't make me afraid. And I will do the same.
I prefer a revolver . Big bore revolvers 44mag or bigger. I carry 45 long colt. Or 454 casull . S&W 460. Or the S&W 500 GOOD CHOICE ALSO. Or ruger 480 . The ruger Alaskan snub nose big bore is a great choice. Or 4 5/8 barrel revolver . Anything longer is uncomfortable to carry all day
I think of it like what would I feel safe with if a Gut Shot Grizzly Bear ran into an outhouse with me in there . Now for me a 454 casull. It has more power with certain loads than the hard hitting 45-70 government. You can get the 454 casull in a rifle and a pistol. Plus the 454 casull will fire the 45 long colt as well. If you pair a rossi 92 with 18inch barrel in 454 casull caliber with a 454 revolver anything alive in North America will go down . You can hunt with both rifle and revolver in either caliber 454 or 45 long colt. If you decide to go with a 44mag it will also shoot the 44 special round. I wouldn't go with a 357 mag that will also shoot 38 special rounds. My opinion is 357 would be to small of a caliber for anything that size. But it's still better than a stick
Wow! That's incredible! Of all my hiking time I have only seen 1 bobcat and that was in central IL. I do a lot of hiking in the Walworth county area and have seen tracks of what looks like wildcats. As far as I know there are no bear in that area at all. I have been spooked by local sightings of cougars in the area last year. I don't usually carry a sidearm with me but may consider it now. I know the chance of an encounter is extremely low but still makes me nervous. That's really cool so to see!
We see bobcats fairly often on their way to the Mississippi from the hills. A big one can be over four feet long, and are kinda startling to see! We had one that liked to race with cars on the back roads a few years back -- likely a young one just having fun. Bears are a different story though. We were talking with the farmer next-door who is a third generation farmer on that same land, and he was very surprised to hear about a bear sighting right next door!
Hello you were saying boar,bear,and there must be some type of dear to is that right ?? But I did Not hear any thing about JACKALOPE 🤔 Cjd wash state .
The video is titled unexpected ctesture on traol csm, but this is only a few seconds at the end of the video and a very brief glimpse of a blurry still frame. The rest of the video is commentary on a lovely stroll through the woods.
Great acreage! How many acres do you have?? That would be cool to see a bear I have a great white oak 15 feet behind my house. She's a beauty. I live in White Bear Lake,MN, we have red fox's, and there have been some wolves. Now we have been invaded by deer. Wish we had more wolves.
We have 35 acres, but because of the terrain the surface area is a lot larger than the same acreage on the flat. We are just down the Mississippi from White Bear Lake! Yea, those suburban deer can be pests. Our last place had tons of deer walking right down the middle of the road and eating from gardens. They were a real nuisance!
You have forest structures and markers identified as being made by forest beings &/or sasquatch. I saw them very clearly. Please do not clear the area or disturb them. You are extremely blessed to live in such a beautiful place.
OURv, in order for a trail camera to know when to take a pic of something walking past it emits an infrared beam of light used to detect movement. Sasquatch can see in different spectrums than us humans and they are able to see the infrared lights coming off. That is my belief as to why they never get caught on game cameras. These stealth forest tribes of people have very keen senses as they have spent their entire lives in the forests.
We have Russian bore in Michigan. Year around open season on them. They get up to 750 lbs. DNR asked all hunters please kill at sight. Their escapees from private hunting preserves.
This is my first time on your channel. Why would you only show the picture for seconds. It hadn’t gave me a chance to focus on it. It didn’t even make me want to continue watching.
Your amazing Robert!!! I really enjoy your videos. I love your approach I just get so emotional when i see these beings. I truly need to share my story with the family. Share my 4 sec video numerous pictures. Thank you so much God bless
That's crazy! It must be because not many people hunt them anymore. Here in Wisconsin when I was a kid, you had to drive way up to the northern part of the state to see a bear, now they are all over the place 😐
In Wisconsin they are just heading south and filling their old historic range. This area was hunted-out over 100 years ago, and they are just making a comeback now, but they are definitely back!
Thanks Jay, it is a black bear. I made the video because there have been no bears in this area for about 100 years. The bear is about 100 miles from bear territory, but it looks like they have started to move into the area 😐 We got a pic the next year as well, and it is much larger now.
@@PlanetMojo: Thanks for the update. We had a black bear in our valley 2 years ago and all were abuzz because the big trees are 30 miles from us and BB are common there. But where we are in the juniper/prairie land a thousand feet lower they are almost never seen. Take care. JWC
@@jayclark2077 Thanks Jay! I think a lot more people will be seeing black bears in the years to come. Less hunting and less fear on the bears part are likely to blame.
No, they are not old river beds. They are seasonal washes from the ridges above which are referred to as ravines. I say several times that the creature is a bear. There have not been bear in the area for nearly 100 years, and a bear sighting is very unexpected.
@@donnaslecz7600 Male black bears are called boars, females are sows. The boar you are referring to is a feral pig, and they do not have a horn, they have tusks.
@@PlanetMojo Oh dear Oh my what is a woman to do now....I never knew that I appreciate the info...the way you said it in the video I thought I heard the feral pig name ...You are absolutely a kind man to help me with that thank you so much....
Yes, that is the consensus. The thing is, this area is quite far from where known black bear populations are. It's a very unusual thing to see in this area.
Don't dilute your bear sightings believing you don't have bears. I live in a southern suburb of Minneapolis and every year someone is siting multiple bears. Most go unreported to the authorities because people don't want the DNR killing them. When a bear gets destructive he gets reported. We also have mountain lions in the river bottoms.
I believe they are only seasonal now, but they will be year-round very soon as they run out of room north of us. We also have quite a few mountain lion sightings in the area. One of them was less than a mile from our place this last summer, and there is a lone wolf sighted every year for the last 8 or-so years now in the same area southeast of us. The area was hunted out pretty well in the first part of the last century, but the animals are sure making a comeback!
I know this video is quite old and the situation has likely moved forward but I feel that you must know. Wolves and coyotes are known to interbreed. The offspring are called ''coywolves''. Also the same with domestic dogs and coyotes. The wolves and coyotes do this intentionally to expand the bloodlines. Coydogs and coywolves are becoming more and more bold. Coywolves especially have been found where coyotes have never been recorded to have lived. The wolf genes have made them more adaptable to severe weather. Never can tell. Keep checking with your wildlife and forestry departments to keep informed. You have a beautiful property. Best of luck.
@@PlanetMojo lol dude just trying to make people laugh. Your property is beautiful! If I had property like that I would spend most of my time out there.
@@PlanetMojo here in NC on the coast I rem the first time I went hiking on my property and I walked to the creek and saw weird footprints which turned out to be a couple of gators. Imagine my surprise.
I don't know were you are but I'm in St Lawrence county New York bear here for many years were almost non existent. Now they are making a huge come back. So they are looking for better surroundings. When it comes to nature the studies and reports are wishful thinking.
We are in SW Wisconsin. The DNR told us that we will soon have a population here full time. Right now they are foraging here in the spring when the pickings are scarce up north, but the populations are increasing rapidly and it is likely they will soon stay in this area for good. Just 20 years ago you had to travel a long way north to be in bear country, but not any more.
I live in hayesville NC which is in Appalachian mountains but I have freinds that live upstate ny in groton which is Tompkins county beautiful country up there
The tree age calculator estimates it's age at 159.3 years old (sugar maple CBH of 7' 4") so it would have been around 71 years old in 1932, and yes, you can absolutely see that tree and all of the other big ones in the areal photos, and overlay them over current areal photos. The larger oaks are in the 9' circumference range and may be around 180 years old but likely a bit younger because the oaks were growing in more savanna-like conditions for part of their life. You must live around very big tree if you think that tree is little 😊 -- tree ages can be calculated here: goodcalculators.com/tree-age-calculator/
C'est pas difficile , c'est un ours noir qui a été lâcher par quelqu'un qui devait l'avoir et qui la mis dans les bois reste un détail y a eu des recherches pour le capturer
Wow. Five whole seconds. Not a boar. Either bear or It’s a Squatchnon all fours. Had a Silverback ape sort of stance. And you gotta talk less and more slowly.
A male bear is called a boar (females are sows). It is a young boar, and bears haven't lived in this area in about 100 years. In the future, I'll try to talk according to your needs 😊
@@PlanetMojo I am sorry, I said that harshly. You were speaking as you went along and not doing a voiceover with me directing! Old habits are embarrassing. Didn't know male bears were called boars, but know the term sow. So, if no bears for 100 yrs....Squatch?? Keep on my friend, and Happy New Year to you.
@@williamkaylor1191 Thank you Mary! It is a black bear. It looks as though they will soon be native to the area again. We are also seeing wolves move in, and last year a couple of mountain lions on neighbor's trail cams! Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! 😉
I live in Maine we have a path in the woods just like yours in the woods I found a cave I walked into the cave and found broken branches and leaves it looks like a bed I walked in further It Came Upon a female Bigfoot young teenager Bigfoot she was pregnant I've been feeding her healthy foods vitamins for the baby she lives in that cave waiting to have her baby
Because it is an unexpected creature on the trail camera. We don't normally have bears in this area. During that "lot of talking" that was explained. That's how talking works.
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I recently discovered your channel and am watching them from newest to oldest. You are so kind to answer everyone, even though they repeat what several others have said. I’m enjoying your walks and talks and just love the serenity of nature.
Thank you Cathy! I'll be doing a lot of outdoor stuff this summer so stay tuned! Last year was a mad dash to get a building built, but this year I can get back to nature 🌳🌳🌳
HOW FORTUNATE YOU ARE TO HAVE SUCH BEAUTIFUL LAND. I FELT LIKE I WAS TAKING A WALK WITH YOU WHILE I WATCHED THIS. SO VERY NICE.
Thank you Edlyn!
Yes, the image is of a black bear! It is very unexpected because we do not have bear in this area -- they are at least 100 miles north of here, but it appears as though they are moving in! In fact, we have more cougar sightings than bear! It is a year later though, and it looks like the same boar is back -- this time a bit bigger. Unexpected Creature on Trail Cam Returns ― New Tree Stand and Blind -- ruclips.net/video/f1d_tU1er7c/видео.html He seems to come in early July so maybe this coming year I'll set out some bait to get some better pictures.
Love your border collie romping in the woods. I had a border collie cross American eskimo who romped in the woods with me for fourteen years 💖💝🐶
Border collies are really a lot of work, but they are so smart! I'll bet your dog was very smart as well 😊
@@PlanetMojo I used to like to say "She has a PhD in woods." She was our (my boyfriend and me) mushroom picking partner in the deep woods and coastal mountains we came to know so well. She finished raising my bernese mtn dog X malamute pup from 4 months to 1 year, taught him how to swim (on her own), find water, negotiate difficult territory and stay oriented to us (as we wandered around, the dog kept track of us over a kilometer). In return, he took care of her in her old age as she lost sight and hearing. Lucy was his mama and it was a great sadness to him and us when she left us. Just greatful she and the big boy could live in total freedom as the masters of the woods they were.
@@jeanburk9539 So sorry for your loss. Dogs are such a wonderful blessing
Strange cross
I have a BC ESIMO mix... Smartest dog I have ever owned.
Bears are bears they go where they want, no body is going to stop them, beautiful bear looks really healthy, so black it's got a purple tint.
I just love your beautiful doggy💙💙
Thanks jmia!
White Oak ! That's great. My street has a beautiful white Oak tree and I gathered up a few good acorns to start growing in the spring. Bears can do everything so much better than we humble humans!👩🌾💞🐓🐕
Make sure you keep the acorns in the fridge over winter in some damp vermiculite. By spring they'll have roots already and you can just pop them into some soil. I hope we see the bear again, but they are still a bit rare here. But the population has tripled in the last 20 years so It won't be long 😊
Love your dog!
Thank you Lc g!
Magnifiques images. Bravo pour cette vidéo et merci pour le partage. Bonne continuation !
Merci
Nice piece of land.!
Thank you Charles! 😊
Just the walk was nice ! Thanks for sharing.
You are quite welcome Dorethea! There is plenty of that on this channel! 😊
You have a great voice to listen too. 👍🏻
Thank you Jerilyn! 😊
We have a young bear travelling in and about the yards out our way (mostly acreage) he stops to eat the apples that have fallen and then he's on his way.....all the neighbours leave him to his business. Living out on the land, one just gets used to seeing wildlife and give them our respect.
Right,til they come up on ur porch & try the front door like they do to us way out in the hinterlands
You have a. Awesome speaking voice, thanks for the narration.
Thank you Cecil, and you are quite welcome!
beautiful place wooooooh
Thank you
Ardavan!
What happened to the trail cam video?🐎
5:43 you get a snapshot from the cam.
Cool ,man I wish I could live out there!!
It is a nice area indeed 😊
@ 46 seconds nice tree arch. Possible Squatch activity? I don't agree with your coyote Annalise ! Marionette county Wi. We have yotes and Wolf's. Even Yellow stone has yotes and Wolf's ? Fact .I don't know where you get that ?
Would someone please tell me what number on the video the creature is. I have dizziness problems and can't stand the movement of the picture so much. Thank you.
5:43
Where abouts are you located?
South western Wisconsin.
Nice dog, beautiful voice.I am not a flirter ok?🤣.Many light flashes.3.52 a huge face disguised by the trees(front).6.06 huge face(eyes,nose,
mouth,big teeth).6.09 between your two fingers(face>up left). 6.48 dark figure(right), left dark head(ground).Many beings, ents, faces(entities!?), structures,X's,Y's, tangled trees, nests....Thank you!
Thanks ONEGRA! 😊
In Mississippi we have grey fox in the woods and red fox in neighborhoods. Your woods are beautiful.
Thank you Bill! We used to see red fox all the time at our old place, but we are told that around here you will mostly see gray foxes. Been here 11 years and haven't seen one, but I see bobcats all the time - and now we have bears as well...
Is it possible the head is toward the camera?
Possibly.
Beautiful scenery
Thank you Gerry!
What part of the Country are you in exactly?
SW Wisconsin.
@@PlanetMojo oh nice!
Enjoy your videos but please try to move your camera a little more slowly…thanks…love your property…its beautiful
Thank you Barbara, I'll try 😊
Exactly where are you located. I didn't see anywhere your location is. Not Wisconsin but where?
Hi Thomas. We are in SW Wisconsin
@@PlanetMojo OK thank you. That helped.
Great land and why are you clearing any trees?
I am restoring an oak savanna. The trees are invasive.
So, what kind of protection do you take along on your walks just in case you would need to protect yourself and your dog from predators who aren't supposed to be there but very well could be and most likely are?
That is classified information, but I am always protected.
I carry 12 gage flare pistol for cougars scares the hell out of Russian bore. Or if I’m in bigfoot/Dogman woods carry 44 mag.🤗🇺🇸🇨🇦
Sasquatch could very well be on your property too. You will not catch them on your tree cams. But if you will take notice of the tree breaks, trident tree, X's. Be careful not to mess with their markers. Arches are another thing to watch and take notice if. This is not a joke and I'm dead serious. They don't like dogs either. If your dog turns tail and runs back to the house..please walk back to your house..don't run. If you see one tell it your just walking and taking in the beauty around you and please don't make me afraid. And I will do the same.
I prefer a revolver . Big bore revolvers 44mag or bigger. I carry 45 long colt. Or 454 casull . S&W 460. Or the S&W 500 GOOD CHOICE ALSO. Or ruger 480 . The ruger Alaskan snub nose big bore is a great choice. Or 4 5/8 barrel revolver . Anything longer is uncomfortable to carry all day
I think of it like what would I feel safe with if a Gut Shot Grizzly Bear ran into an outhouse with me in there . Now for me a 454 casull. It has more power with certain loads than the hard hitting 45-70 government. You can get the 454 casull in a rifle and a pistol. Plus the 454 casull will fire the 45 long colt as well. If you pair a rossi 92 with 18inch barrel in 454 casull caliber with a 454 revolver anything alive in North America will go down . You can hunt with both rifle and revolver in either caliber 454 or 45 long colt. If you decide to go with a 44mag it will also shoot the 44 special round. I wouldn't go with a 357 mag that will also shoot 38 special rounds. My opinion is 357 would be to small of a caliber for anything that size. But it's still better than a stick
Hi very nice video. what a nice voice you have. I am not flirting with you either. Are you not afraid of your dog getting attacked? Blessings
Not really. I don't go unprepared. 😉
Wow! That's incredible!
Of all my hiking time I have only seen 1 bobcat and that was in central IL. I do a lot of hiking in the Walworth county area and have seen tracks of what looks like wildcats. As far as I know there are no bear in that area at all. I have been spooked by local sightings of cougars in the area last year. I don't usually carry a sidearm with me but may consider it now. I know the chance of an encounter is extremely low but still makes me nervous. That's really cool so to see!
We see bobcats fairly often on their way to the Mississippi from the hills. A big one can be over four feet long, and are kinda startling to see! We had one that liked to race with cars on the back roads a few years back -- likely a young one just having fun. Bears are a different story though. We were talking with the farmer next-door who is a third generation farmer on that same land, and he was very surprised to hear about a bear sighting right next door!
@@PlanetMojo yeah it was a big dog
@@Mike-su8si please carry a weapon......🤦🏻♀️
@@braeutchen41 I still don't
@@Mike-su8si God bless and protect u....🙌🏻💝👑
Hello you were saying boar,bear,and there must be some type of dear to is that right ?? But I did Not hear any thing about JACKALOPE 🤔 Cjd wash state .
The video is titled unexpected ctesture on traol csm, but this is only a few seconds at the end of the video and a very brief glimpse of a blurry still frame. The rest of the video is commentary on a lovely stroll through the woods.
This is a vlog, and the image was caught on a trail cam. That was all explained in the "commentary".
Great acreage! How many acres do you have?? That would be cool to see a bear I have a great white oak 15 feet behind my house. She's a beauty. I live in White Bear Lake,MN, we have red fox's, and there have been some wolves. Now we have been invaded by deer. Wish we had more wolves.
We have 35 acres, but because of the terrain the surface area is a lot larger than the same acreage on the flat. We are just down the Mississippi from White Bear Lake! Yea, those suburban deer can be pests. Our last place had tons of deer walking right down the middle of the road and eating from gardens. They were a real nuisance!
Beautiful nature!!!
Thank you
Stanislav!
@@PlanetMojoThank You for this beautiful video!
a dead wolf was found 8in rockford il. couple yrs ago.
We are getting more wolf sightings every year, and every couple of years we get cougar sightings!
You have forest structures and markers identified as being made by forest beings &/or sasquatch. I saw them very clearly. Please do not clear the area or disturb them. You are extremely blessed to live in such a beautiful place.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I enjoyed the walk thank you 🦘🦘
You are welcome, glad you enjoyed it 😊
Why did you say it was a young boar?
Because male bears are called boars. Females are sows.
With over a MILLION trail cams all over North
America why has NO cam ever got a shot
of BIGFOOT?
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Because there is no such creature?
OURv, in order for a trail camera to know when to take a pic of something walking past it emits an infrared beam of light used to detect movement. Sasquatch can see in different spectrums than us humans and they are able to see the infrared lights coming off. That is my belief as to why they never get caught on game cameras. These stealth forest tribes of people have very keen senses as they have spent their entire lives in the forests.
So where are the trailcam pics???
That totally looks like a black bear. We have them all over here in FL.
It is. They are not supposed to be in this area, and that was the first sighting in nearly 100 years. I guess we'll just have to get used to them 😑
@@PlanetMojo 100 years, wow! Well, if you have any bird feeders outside, just be sure to bring them in at night. :)
Bear: you are a BOAR
5:45 That's not a bad picture of whatever it is 🤷♀
Thanks!
We have Russian bore in Michigan. Year around open season on them. They get up to 750 lbs. DNR asked all hunters please kill at sight. Their escapees from private hunting preserves.
That must suck!
thank god you did not try to tell us it was the bigfoot, but you know the bear is there so do not let him sneak up on you be pre-beared god bless
1:34, maybe a wild man of the woods bent over that tree!
Do Any Of You Guys See A Black And White Dog At 0:00?
I seen a black coyote running past you in a really hyper way
Nice place for a small cabin.
Hi Tom. When we first bought the land, we thought of building a tiny house down there. Still might, it's a very nice, isolated place.
That's funny cause I remember videos of people saying that photo was a bigfoot
Its a young black bear.
We sure have bear here. Black bear
Yes, it's a black bear.
This is my first time on your channel. Why would you only show the picture for seconds. It hadn’t gave me a chance to focus on it. It didn’t even make me want to continue watching.
You can pause and/or rewind and even play in slow motion. It's not like television Gracie...
Your amazing Robert!!! I really enjoy your videos. I love your approach I just get so emotional when i see these beings. I truly need to share my story with the family. Share my 4 sec video numerous pictures. Thank you so much God bless
Reminds me of Gold Head State park in Florida.
Never been there. Sounds like a beautiful park 😊
There are black bears now in every county in New Jersey!
That's crazy! It must be because not many people hunt them anymore. Here in Wisconsin when I was a kid, you had to drive way up to the northern part of the state to see a bear, now they are all over the place 😐
Bears spread out. They say there is no Grizzlies in Colorado, but i have seen them in Colorado. The Bears and other predators follow mountain ranges.
In Wisconsin they are just heading south and filling their old historic range. This area was hunted-out over 100 years ago, and they are just making a comeback now, but they are definitely back!
BEAR.
It was "unexpected", not unknown. I say it's a bear in the video.
Looks like a Black Bear to me. Might help to get pic of your dog from the trail cam location for perspective. JWC
Thanks Jay, it is a black bear. I made the video because there have been no bears in this area for about 100 years. The bear is about 100 miles from bear territory, but it looks like they have started to move into the area 😐 We got a pic the next year as well, and it is much larger now.
@@PlanetMojo: Thanks for the update. We had a black bear in our valley 2 years ago and all were abuzz because the big trees are 30 miles from us and BB are common there. But where we are in the juniper/prairie land a thousand feet lower they are almost never seen. Take care. JWC
@@jayclark2077 Thanks Jay! I think a lot more people will be seeing black bears in the years to come. Less hunting and less fear on the bears part are likely to blame.
What you keep referring to as a ravine are old river beds and it looks like a bear on cam trail
No, they are not old river beds. They are seasonal washes from the ridges above which are referred to as ravines. I say several times that the creature is a bear. There have not been bear in the area for nearly 100 years, and a bear sighting is very unexpected.
I so agree a bear, boars have a horn do they not or do they
@@donnaslecz7600 Male black bears are called boars, females are sows. The boar you are referring to is a feral pig, and they do not have a horn, they have tusks.
@@PlanetMojo Oh dear Oh my what is a woman to do now....I never knew that I appreciate the info...the way you said it in the video I thought I heard the feral pig name ...You are absolutely a kind man to help me with that thank you so much....
@@donnaslecz7600 You are welcome 😊
Thank goodness for fast forward!!!!!!!
You're welcome Karen!
we have both coyotes and wolves they have even mated with each other some coyotes are bigger than expected up here in sask. canada
Coywolves
okay a think it is a black bear on the trail cam!
Yes, that is the consensus. The thing is, this area is quite far from where known black bear populations are. It's a very unusual thing to see in this area.
Wise move taking a dog with you
Don't dilute your bear sightings believing you don't have bears. I live in a southern suburb of Minneapolis and every year someone is siting multiple bears. Most go unreported to the authorities because people don't want the DNR killing them. When a bear gets destructive he gets reported. We also have mountain lions in the river bottoms.
I believe they are only seasonal now, but they will be year-round very soon as they run out of room north of us. We also have quite a few mountain lion sightings in the area. One of them was less than a mile from our place this last summer, and there is a lone wolf sighted every year for the last 8 or-so years now in the same area southeast of us.
The area was hunted out pretty well in the first part of the last century, but the animals are sure making a comeback!
That's what a male bear is a Boar.
Correct. That's what I said.
it's only a young bear
Yes, it is. I say that in the video.
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bears walk bull legged boars walk straight legged and too much fur to be a boar love your vids.
Thanks Richard, actually boar means male, and it is used for a lot of animals including bear and pigs 😐
@@PlanetMojo That's because bears & pigs are related/same family tree along with racoons in there to !
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@@cottonmouth71 Now that I was unaware of. Thanks cottonmouth71! 😊
In the revine it looks like a skull is laying in the center area on top of the pile of branches an leaves
That very well may be -- if you're talking about a deer skull. We find them now and again
@@PlanetMojo i just seen a skull lol
That is a black bear, not a boar.
Boar means male (female is sow). It is a black bear boar.
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Black Bear. For sure.
I know this video is quite old and the situation has likely moved forward but I feel that you must know. Wolves and coyotes are known to interbreed. The offspring are called ''coywolves''. Also the same with domestic dogs and coyotes. The wolves and coyotes do this intentionally to expand the bloodlines. Coydogs and coywolves are becoming more and more bold. Coywolves especially have been found where coyotes have never been recorded to have lived. The wolf genes have made them more adaptable to severe weather. Never can tell. Keep checking with your wildlife and forestry departments to keep informed. You have a beautiful property. Best of luck.
Just another thing to worry about 😕
Imagine that a bear in the woods..who knew? Lol
A bear in the woods 100 miles from where bear live. Who knew?
@@PlanetMojo lol dude just trying to make people laugh. Your property is beautiful! If I had property like that I would spend most of my time out there.
@@PlanetMojo I am def subscribing to your profile and gonna watch the rest of the videos when I have a chance. I love the woods
@@PlanetMojo here in NC on the coast I rem the first time I went hiking on my property and I walked to the creek and saw weird footprints which turned out to be a couple of gators. Imagine my surprise.
@@ivyshelnutt3823 Thanks!
I don't know were you are but I'm in St Lawrence county New York bear here for many years were almost non existent. Now they are making a huge come back. So they are looking for better surroundings. When it comes to nature the studies and reports are wishful thinking.
We are in SW Wisconsin. The DNR told us that we will soon have a population here full time. Right now they are foraging here in the spring when the pickings are scarce up north, but the populations are increasing rapidly and it is likely they will soon stay in this area for good. Just 20 years ago you had to travel a long way north to be in bear country, but not any more.
I live in hayesville NC which is in Appalachian mountains but I have freinds that live upstate ny in groton which is Tompkins county beautiful country up there
Who the heck is the Pastor?
Without watching the video again I'm guessing I said pasture? We have four horses.
Wow.that looks like the picture on another video with Bigfoot searches talking about is it a young Bigfoot or a bear !!‼️‼️‼️
since 1932 ? That little tree ?
The tree age calculator estimates it's age at 159.3 years old (sugar maple CBH of 7' 4") so it would have been around 71 years old in 1932, and yes, you can absolutely see that tree and all of the other big ones in the areal photos, and overlay them over current areal photos. The larger oaks are in the 9' circumference range and may be around 180 years old but likely a bit younger because the oaks were growing in more savanna-like conditions for part of their life. You must live around very big tree if you think that tree is little 😊 -- tree ages can be calculated here:
goodcalculators.com/tree-age-calculator/
That's a bear passing by. I know what one looks like.
Correct. I say that in the video.
And wolf removes Foxes also..
I would hate that. I kind of like the foxes 😐
Trail camera's ought t0 tune in on
some Gorrilla Monsters
Duuuuuude, just show the picture. I've got acres and acres of woods here to look at. Thanks
Must be at least one
C'est pas difficile , c'est un ours noir qui a été lâcher par quelqu'un qui devait l'avoir et qui la mis dans les bois reste un détail y a eu des recherches pour le capturer
It's a black bear moving into new territory from the north.
You could have hired a more convincing suit for your friend to wear.
Congratulations for the dumbest comment award!
Big todo about nothing🤣 in Michigan we have lived with BF for centuries. We take them for granted.
It is a Black Bear.
Bears are everywhere nowadays
I didn't see any pictures 😅
Then I guess you need to pay more attention?
Anyone else tell you there’s Sasquatch on your property too?
Its a black bear
Yes, it is.
Wow. Five whole seconds. Not a boar. Either bear or It’s a Squatchnon all fours. Had a Silverback ape sort of stance.
And you gotta talk less and more slowly.
A male bear is called a boar (females are sows). It is a young boar, and bears haven't lived in this area in about 100 years. In the future, I'll try to talk according to your needs 😊
@@PlanetMojo I am sorry, I said that harshly. You were speaking as you went along and not doing a voiceover with me directing! Old habits are embarrassing. Didn't know male bears were called boars, but know the term sow. So, if no bears for 100 yrs....Squatch?? Keep on my friend, and Happy New Year to you.
@@williamkaylor1191 Thank you Mary! It is a black bear. It looks as though they will soon be native to the area again. We are also seeing wolves move in, and last year a couple of mountain lions on neighbor's trail cams! Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! 😉
if you don't know how should i know.
I do know, and never expected you to until I told you. Pay attention Gerald...
Nice video my friend, but you should be carrying a fire arm with you in the woods, it's not safe out there in the woods
How do you know I'm not carrying a firearm?
It's a bear not a boar! You can see the nose by the front left foot that's why it's front left leg looks so think. Head down to the grass.
Boar means male. It is a male black bear which is called a boar. Females bears are called sows.
black one is a bear be careful of them baby bears mean the momma bear is just out of sight and she will attack
Agreed!
Yep,, it's a bear. ,,, Jeremy in Alabama.
Leave the PHOTO UP A LOT LONGER cuz it took so long just to get to see the photo for 2 seconds!!! JUST GET TO THE POINT. LONGWINDED.
Pause the video Ginger. You can look at it ad long as you like.
I live in Maine we have a path in the woods just like yours in the woods I found a cave I walked into the cave and found broken branches and leaves it looks like a bed I walked in further It Came Upon a female Bigfoot young teenager Bigfoot she was pregnant I've been feeding her healthy foods vitamins for the baby she lives in that cave waiting to have her baby
Why not label video a lot of talking and bear sighting instead of creature I thinking big foot sighting or dog man but your talking bear
Because it is an unexpected creature on the trail camera. We don't normally have bears in this area. During that "lot of talking" that was explained. That's how talking works.
Because that title wouldn't get many views lol its called "click baiting " ...
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