@Anna Johansson the police works by missions. someone are ordering them to do this or that. and here in sweden the feminists are taking control. in fact 80% of all chiefs employed in state sector nowadays are said to be woman. and a woman that flees her godgiven husband is some crazy shit
@Anna Johansson tacka phan för det. jag har också erfarenhet med dem. de har stulit mina kära husdjur flera gånger. var i en rättegång nyligen där häxan sitter och snackar in sig med domaren, säkert tio minuter så skönmålade hon djävulskapet. så fort jag fick ordet så frågade jag henne om det är så att hon arbetar med att stjäla människors husdjur. då sade hon att det skulle hon inte svara på.. så jag fortsatte och sade typ, folk tar ju livet av sig för helvete. och mig veterligen så vann jag det målet. nämndemännen lär ha yrkat på inlåsning, med psykos som anledning. men då sade jag till domaren att jag tror att psykiatri är djävulens område. men det finns ett ljus i mörkret. som tur är . Jesus Kristus! och bör väl tillägga att jag innan rättegången, och efter, har bett för rättfärdiga domare i landet en person som jag berättade om mina erfarenheter med tjyvaktiga länstyrelse kärringar tog livet av sig bara någon dag efter eller så, så jag rekommenderar att inte göra något förhastat. eller se det som att allt är åt helvete
Jag kan säga att dom var grymt underhållande, jag hjälpte farfar hugga ved så smyger dom upp bakifrån å luktade en i håret, en av dom roligaste sommrarna jag haft.
@@zeus231 I mean if you really wanna know, Johan here says he's the grandson of the man who raised the moose, and Agnes simply asked presumably in norwegian how Johan's grandfather was doing.
They also apparently speak Newfie (Newfoundland and Labrador) and I generally have no idea what those Newfies are on about. And I speak English. Bless the Newfies and the Moosies.
I was thinking .... we're perhaps the only species who are capable of bonding with and liking animals that we also consume as food. Anyway ... hats off to the kind man for doing this. P.S. I have lived in Stockholm for 8 years, Swedes are perhaps the kindest people I've ever seen ... and I've been around more than my fair share. cheers.
I can only pray nature and other humans will be as kind to them as their human father has been. Lord, please watch over them as best you can, but know how hard it is because of other humans. Beautiful story at east.
Perhaps he should put a collar with the written words " Lennart Bjork's pets" on it, similar to the collar he had on them when they were young so if anyone sees them in the forest they'll know they are someone's pet and hopefully not harm them. Thank you for sharing this video, I really enjoyed seeing the friendly moose up close and interacting with Lennart.Most enjoyable!
There hands that kills and hands that nurse the weak back into health. Helping some in need is always the true human thing to do. Show mercy to receive mercy.
You, like me, just learn to speak Swedish . The moose seem to perfectly understand it ! No wonder I have never been able to have a conversation with them.
well, he said "we only shoot 10 pointed/horned (i don't fucking know the English word for the horn tips on the crown), we shoot nothing else" so they have many more years before that becoms relevant to worry about.
They are not his pets. He just fostered them. They run freely, and just comes for food visits. A pet is being kept in an enclosure or inside. They are free animals.
They said the mother left her kids and he got worried and started feeding them then police wanted to come and put them down so he released them in the forest then after they came back for food and he has been taking care of them since😌
Very nice! Sorry that I don't understand the Swedish language but it's clear this man cares deeply for these 2 moose. Does he have any other pets, such as cats or dogs?
There are historical records of attempts to tame moose in order to ride them like horses. Some are most certainly legends, but some more or less serious attempts to create moose-cavalry actually exists. As far as I know, no-one succeded. Moose, like other species of deer have a natural instinct to kick and throw off any predator that jumps on their backs. Even the semi-domesticated reindeer will do so. However, reindeer can be trained to pull a sled. Horses were kept as domesticated animals for thousands of years before people started to ride them. Horses are also way more suitable for domestication, since they are pack animals with a highly sophisticated social hierarchy. This gives them the mental properties that can be exploited by humans in order to domesticate them. Moose are solitary animals, they can be tamed but probably not domesticated.
I would assume so, depends on a bunch of things like the moose's nature, persons nature and I'd think another big one would be where the Moose was from (whether the moose has been living in a area with no human presence or if it sometimes roam around towny areas. OH! and how much food you give it lol
The reporter states that he saw them one day as they were young and with their mother, the mother got spooked and ran away leaving the calves behind. After 36 hours and no moma moose coming back he started feeding them, and from there the relationship started
Moose are actually super easy to tame down (which means relatively easy to domesticate over time). There's a few moose ranches in Russia that have females that will come in daily to be milked (yes, milked). They bottle feed the babies and they become super tame. There's also a world-famous research facility in Alaska with tame moose that they use to research (otherwise they would run or attack the humans). The only con to trying to domesticate moose is that they have a specific diet that is hard to replicate in captivity. There are one or two companies making moose feed, but in order to grow them up properly, currently they need large amounts of forest and swamp to browse. Also why they aren't commercially viable for the meat industry yet. Now, give it a couple hundred years, and maybe some gene modifying, and you could have great great grandchildren riding moose!
Swedish bureaucracy sent the police to put them down, but the man let them free out to the woods... Hunt moose in the woods? Too much for the police, luckily... Great work saving the calves. That's Norrland, a Swedish landscape in the north.
Awwww..... adorable moose! What a wonderful kind man, looking after these moose like this!
@Anna Johansson the police works by missions. someone are ordering them to do this or that. and here in sweden the feminists are taking control. in fact 80% of all chiefs employed in state sector nowadays are said to be woman.
and a woman that flees her godgiven husband is some crazy shit
@Anna Johansson tacka phan för det. jag har också erfarenhet med dem. de har stulit mina kära husdjur flera gånger. var i en rättegång nyligen där häxan sitter och snackar in sig med domaren, säkert tio minuter så skönmålade hon djävulskapet. så fort jag fick ordet så frågade jag henne om det är så att hon arbetar med att stjäla människors husdjur. då sade hon att det skulle hon inte svara på.. så jag fortsatte och sade typ, folk tar ju livet av sig för helvete. och mig veterligen så vann jag det målet.
nämndemännen lär ha yrkat på inlåsning, med psykos som anledning. men då sade jag till domaren att jag tror att psykiatri är djävulens område.
men det finns ett ljus i mörkret. som tur är . Jesus Kristus!
och bör väl tillägga att jag innan rättegången, och efter, har bett för rättfärdiga domare i landet
en person som jag berättade om mina erfarenheter med tjyvaktiga länstyrelse kärringar tog livet av sig bara någon dag efter eller så, så jag rekommenderar att inte göra något förhastat. eller se det som att allt är åt helvete
@@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 Vad i helvete pratar du om? Glömt ta medicinen?
@@baverfjant ja för helvete det har du ju rätt i. Jesus Kristus är min medicine och Hans Nåd är förnyad varje morgon.
@@jesuschristislordoflordsan427 Lite kokobängbäng i bollen ser jag
Jag kan säga att dom var grymt underhållande, jag hjälpte farfar hugga ved så smyger dom upp bakifrån å luktade en i håret, en av dom roligaste sommrarna jag haft.
Oso* Ben Fatta Johan Bjork ?
Är de kvar?
Tf y'all talkin bout
@@zeus231 shut up
@@zeus231 I mean if you really wanna know, Johan here says he's the grandson of the man who raised the moose, and Agnes simply asked presumably in norwegian how Johan's grandfather was doing.
Blir så glad när jag ser att det finns såna här bra människor!
Norrlänningar är bra folk
Och att inte staten lyckades mörda dem!!!
What's a life! What a country!! Beautiful people!! Beautiful world!!
What a beautiful soul. We all have to help those lost and lonely who show up on our doorstep. I do.
nice
Du är en ängel Lennart. Bra gjort.
I knew it! Moose speak Swedish!
Hahaha.
So funny
Very good humor
That’s why I can’t understand them!
They also apparently speak Newfie (Newfoundland and Labrador) and I generally have no idea what those Newfies are on about. And I speak English. Bless the Newfies and the Moosies.
ha ha ha ;-)))
They do or atleast i understand the.
Den gamla stammen av skogsfolk..👍🥰 Tack för all vildmark vi fortfarande har kvar!
Thank you for English subtitles!
I was thinking .... we're perhaps the only species who are capable of bonding with and liking animals that we also consume as food.
Anyway ... hats off to the kind man for doing this.
P.S. I have lived in Stockholm for 8 years, Swedes are perhaps the kindest people I've ever seen ... and I've been around more than my fair share.
cheers.
Moose meat, or generally any deer meat, is not tasty imo.
@@michaelscott5653 Its VERY tasty.
@@michaelscott5653 never had venison? It’s pretty popular tbh
But also the strangest people
@@eggsbacon1538 No way are Swedes the "strangest", China is way weirder, it always some arab or asian country that does things in almost subhuman ways
Vilken underbar och vänlig man och så fina älgar❤
Goodness. Them adorable moosies are really hungry.♥
Moose*
I spelled it that way on purpose dfghjk but thank you anyway. :>
@@phoen1x_cs I believe it's Mooses. And rumour has it they led the Jewish people out of Egypt.
@@beorlingo no, moose is both singular and plural
Same with deer and elk
@@phoen1x_cs thnx for the elksplanation.
Their names are August (male) and Lotta (female).
I can only pray nature and other humans will be as kind to them as their human father has been. Lord, please watch over them as best you can, but know how hard it is because of other humans. Beautiful story at east.
Perhaps he should put a collar with the written words " Lennart Bjork's pets" on it, similar to the collar he had on them when they were young so if anyone sees them in the forest they'll know they are someone's pet and hopefully not harm them. Thank you for sharing this video, I really enjoyed seeing the friendly moose up close and interacting with Lennart.Most enjoyable!
There hands that kills and hands that nurse the weak back into health. Helping some in need is always the true human thing to do. Show mercy to receive mercy.
Tehehe, funny that’s how I call out to the birds I feed, and help when they get injured.
God bless you!
I would love to pet a moose. What a lovely man!
You, like me, just learn to speak Swedish . The moose seem to perfectly understand it ! No wonder I have never been able to have a conversation with them.
@@skipdow3 yeah why moose understand the language..??
@@iamf6641 is joke
@@shadowcween7890 can you complete the sentence?
I’ve been to a moose safari and I even kissed one. The fur is kind off moisty
Beautiful! Australia.
Herrlich Mensch und Tier zusammen.🤗👍😁
Nice man, and great pet owner, hope he keeps up his pets...
Så fint att han tar hand om dom❤️🤗🙏🍀👍
Lenart you are an angel
That is so awesome. I love seeing people help with nature and beautiful animals
Nice job sir!
*Hello from Canada, we have big moose here but I didn't know they had moose in Sweden! Fantastic!!* 💜
We have many moose in Fennoscandia, around 500.000 but likely many more. In Sweden they shoot around 100.000 each fall.
Im the national animal of sweden 🇸🇪
@@r3ml3p41 Wonderful!
we have big moose here too but of course the biggest ones are in Yukon.
@@alexanderholmberg862Aren't they beautiful?
Vad är en häst för något? Vi har älgar
Brilliant, brilliant and brilliant.
I hope they are all still alive.
They are like big rabbit-horses
Lol
They are!
Rabbit-horses ? sopay mitta Ohotten ?
Leave us alone
or mixes of snakes and dogs.
Tænk og ha sådan en mulighed...så kære Dyr..!
Fantastisk, vilken härlig, underbar film🥰🤗❤️tack
This is awesome.
WOW u r a very lucky man to be able to take of such beautiful animals.
Vad roligt att ha älgar som husdjur! :)
Alla som älskar älgar likar detta
So gorgeous.
Beautiful powerful animals!!
Underbar gubbe! Vi skulle varit fler som han.
Very Nice what a kind Man !
Another great video ! Sincere gratitude youtube ! !
bless you
Fair play to the man you treat the wild animals with respect
Moose r just cute goofy critters I love the look of moose one of my favorite animals.
This never ends well . Someone always ends up eating your pet moose
well, he said "we only shoot 10 pointed/horned (i don't fucking know the English word for the horn tips on the crown), we shoot nothing else" so they have many more years before that becoms relevant to worry about.
They are not his pets. He just fostered them. They run freely, and just comes for food visits. A pet is being kept in an enclosure or inside. They are free animals.
Så bra dom har hos Er. 👌❤😄
What a lovely story!
BEAUTIFUL!
All heder till dig.
Ååå så koseligt 🤩
Härligt
Wish I could understand what he's saying. Still love what he's doing. I keep hoping one day I'll see a moose out here in Utah.
There are english subtitles
good man thank you
I was so relieved when I saw those orange collars.
Moose here , where is squirrel ?
I don't speak Swedish, but I managed to understand about 20% of it.
Super powers
I mean you could just turn on the subtitles :)
I am Swedish and i barely understand more then 20% 😁
@@SvensktTroll BÄNGLA INTE!
Wholesome
This exactly what we do in Sweden when we get older.
Yes you can envy us all you want :)
❤️ good papa
Lotta har han träffat en vår med kalvar och hon kom fram och hälsa. Agust lever inte idag.
Jakt, trafik, rovdjur, sjukdom, tåg.?
De måste väl antagligen veta hur om de vet att han har gått åt.
R.I.P AGUST
RIP💪
Жаль доброго человека🌿
So cute!
Älskar älgar.
They said the mother left her kids and he got worried and started feeding them then police wanted to come and put them down so he released them in the forest then after they came back for food and he has been taking care of them since😌
Very nice! Sorry that I don't understand the Swedish language but it's clear this man cares deeply for these 2 moose. Does he have any other pets, such as cats or dogs?
He doesn't say
At the end he says dont act up so ill be forced to give you a smacking hahah
Awww. The Erlonni in me approves of THIS sweet video..! :D
THAT IS SO COOL
ok.
At first I was like wtf but then i was like .....wtf?
Communing with nature. 🥰
What must it be like to have a human as a pet?
Poltician
Thats called slavery my lad
I love moose!
J'ai pas compris.
And now he is certainly even older!
Baby moose are just fawns who drank too much protein shakes for breakfast
I know that one of those animals is called a moose. But I thought if you had more than one, you would call them mice.
One goose, many geese.
One moose, many meese?
Very nice video I like pet and domestic animals
Wonderful
If I could I will do the same, some amazing experience, they are a beautiful, beautiful man
I wouldn't mind running around with a big Moose.
han är bra på att uppfostra dom.
Bängla inte så jag klappar till de! :D
I wonder if you can ride them?
There are historical records of attempts to tame moose in order to ride them like horses. Some are most certainly legends, but some more or less serious attempts to create moose-cavalry actually exists.
As far as I know, no-one succeded. Moose, like other species of deer have a natural instinct to kick and throw off any predator that jumps on their backs. Even the semi-domesticated reindeer will do so. However, reindeer can be trained to pull a sled.
Horses were kept as domesticated animals for thousands of years before people started to ride them. Horses are also way more suitable for domestication, since they are pack animals with a highly sophisticated social hierarchy. This gives them the mental properties that can be exploited by humans in order to domesticate them.
Moose are solitary animals, they can be tamed but probably not domesticated.
@@JH-lo9ut so I guess my dreams of being Legolas will never come true.
Vilken konstig hund han har, vad för att är det?
Heehee, such cute bibis.
But in English is it one moose two moose, or two mooses, or two meese, two mice?
And in winter are they moosicles?
By the nine divines!
A Nord that practices illusion!
im waiting for one of the muppets to appear from the woods and do the swedish chef thing lol
Hur häftigt som helst!
In Canada, the moose will charge or attack you if you get too close. Can moose be domesticated?
I would assume so, depends on a bunch of things like the moose's nature, persons nature and I'd think another big one would be where the Moose was from (whether the moose has been living in a area with no human presence or if it sometimes roam around towny areas. OH! and how much food you give it lol
The reporter states that he saw them one day as they were young and with their mother, the mother got spooked and ran away leaving the calves behind. After 36 hours and no moma moose coming back he started feeding them, and from there the relationship started
Moose are actually super easy to tame down (which means relatively easy to domesticate over time). There's a few moose ranches in Russia that have females that will come in daily to be milked (yes, milked). They bottle feed the babies and they become super tame. There's also a world-famous research facility in Alaska with tame moose that they use to research (otherwise they would run or attack the humans).
The only con to trying to domesticate moose is that they have a specific diet that is hard to replicate in captivity. There are one or two companies making moose feed, but in order to grow them up properly, currently they need large amounts of forest and swamp to browse. Also why they aren't commercially viable for the meat industry yet.
Now, give it a couple hundred years, and maybe some gene modifying, and you could have great great grandchildren riding moose!
merc340sr Yes!
Bref Stank Just in a few years can be done .Great 🍖meat!
This video is dated 2010. Does anyone know if this fellow is still alive and still has the moose?
När dom kommer i brunst så kan dom definitivt bli farliga. Får hoppas han har vett nog att förstå det :P
han kanske inte har planerat att lägga sig i när de parar sig
Swedish bureaucracy sent the police to put them down, but the man let them free out to the woods... Hunt moose in the woods? Too much for the police, luckily...
Great work saving the calves.
That's Norrland, a Swedish landscape in the north.
I think it’s more a case of it being illegal to own a wild moose without a special permit.
@@ylva9153 The law is either black or white. Life contains everything in between. There's now law creating happiness.
@@Stefan_Boerjesson poetic
Good man! If you can you look after the animals that come across your path.
This is the real Sweden
I am from Sweden myself, and I could immediately tell from his accent that he was from northern Sweden.
*vissel* VARS Ä NI NU?! JÄ KOM DÅ
Can you ride a moose like a horse?
cierra janay Yes and no,,, sweden had a moose army project in the past, but horses was better...
+Wasted Spice "Moose army project". It was a PROJECT, they tried taming and using them in battle but it was pointless so the ended the project.
Otaku they tried and failed to tame it.
yes but it is very hard to tame them
cierra janay Yes you can. May be for 3seconds! 😂Haha!?
Thery are calves good goodjobmsn
How the hell can them moose understand what this guy is saying? I'm a human and I can't figure it out....
Йо кондо! Все зрозуміло. Людину з дорбою душею видно навіть у нас тут, в Україні. Суомі молодці.
What kind of food is it???
Potoes
Potatoes *
I think it is potatoe and fir branches
Vad coolt!! Lever de än och hälsar på fortf?
älgarna i filmen dog 2004
And he's "a dedicated hunter".