It was breathtakingly AMAZING to have huge moose within inches of our screened tiny camper door as they passed by us in the Gros Ventre Campground! Even being inside, they still stood taller than me… and seeing the look in their eye was surely more exciting than having a head portrait come alive! Thank you for this complete informational coverage of the area. Oh how we would love to explore there again. The beauty of the Grand Tetons and its life is above majestic.
Thank you, this is the reason I produce these videos and books, to help others enjoy the animals as much as do I; without paying for a safari or a guide
I did enjoy the information. We have always been Yellowstone goers (and still are) , but we started exploring the Tetons about 4 years ago and love it as well. You mentioned where some owls may frequent near Mormon row...do you have anymore info about the owls? An owl photo is on my wife's list. We will be there this fall. I'm glad I found your channel and I have liked and subscribed!!
owls are difficult to locate, at time short eared owls hunt near Kelly Warm Springs and Great grays perch at forest edge north of the campground. Great grays are more common near golf course area, I did a book with more specific directions that might be helpful, 50 wildlife hotspots of grand Teton, available local stores and Amazon
Thank you, Moose. Very informative and interesting. I have always loved nature videos. I have been through Wyoming only once via I-80...U-Haul trip moving the family from Ohio to Washington. 1989 millitary family move. Never did make it back there while trucking. :( On that move, I remember driving through the midwest late into the night, staying at an old run-down hotel with a horse statue flanking the sign, waking in the morning, opening the hotel door to be greeted by what looked like another planet, tan dirt as far as the eye could see, long-sloping hills and tumble weed gently passing by the door. I was awe-struck by the scenery. I did not want to leave. The driving that day took us through Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, then Washington. A feast for the senses, it was. I decided on that trip that west of the Mississippi is where I truly belong. I am glad you made it back to the Tetons. You are home again finally. Kudos. I fell in love with Wyoming and I do plan to return when I fully launch my nomad plan. I am making progress. Slow-going, it is. Family and covid have thrown a wrench into my plans, which seem to keep getting pushed further by months. This video is inspiring me to take more drastic action. I am enjoying the videos. Keep it up.
Great educational video. I honestly think I knew nothing about any of this beforehand. You definitely live up to your name. Can’t wait to explore this area one day.
Great info. I only saw one juvenile moose the whole time i was there on my last visit. And that was way south of jackson as i was leaving. Maybe this will help me find them on my next visit. I was obsessed with finding moose.
Your videos are excellent and very educational. I only wish I knew how to contact you back in 2014 when I visited Yellowstone and the Grand Teton National Park. I drove a lot of the roads you were on in this video. My visit was during the month of April but I did not have the knowledge you have so generously shared on where to look for animals. If I ever go back, which I hope I do I would like to make contact with you. Thanks again.
I’ve been watching you’re videos in preparation of a fall 2021 trip to Tetons and Yellowstone. I plan on purchasing your book “50 Wildlife Hotspots” after the holidays. If you have any other tips or recommendations for wildlife photography in the area please let me know. This is my second trip out there as the first was more or less just a drive through.
Awesome and very informative video! I'm planning a road trip there in April from Michigan. Do you know what kind of wildlife I can expect at that time? I know that spring comes later, at least in Yellowstone, but I am still going to visit anyway in hopes of decent weather as I'll be car camping. Loved your tiny trailer on Bob Wells channel!
@@MooseHenderson1 thank you for sharing your videos and knowledge of the GTNP. Could you please let me know know where I can buy the book you’re mentioned on the comments?
It was breathtakingly AMAZING to have huge moose within inches of our screened tiny camper door as they passed by us in the Gros Ventre Campground! Even being inside, they still stood taller than me… and seeing the look in their eye was surely more exciting than having a head portrait come alive! Thank you for this complete informational coverage of the area. Oh how we would love to explore there again. The beauty of the Grand Tetons and its life is above majestic.
Thank you, this is the reason I produce these videos and books, to help others enjoy the animals as much as do I; without paying for a safari or a guide
Beautiful Images and a most descriptive tour of Gros Ventre. Thank You.
that was very informative. that is certainly a beautiful area, with lots to photograph and enjoy! Thank you for posting
Glad you enjoyed it
I did enjoy the information. We have always been Yellowstone goers (and still are) , but we started exploring the Tetons about 4 years ago and love it as well. You mentioned where some owls may frequent near Mormon row...do you have anymore info about the owls? An owl photo is on my wife's list. We will be there this fall. I'm glad I found your channel and I have liked and subscribed!!
owls are difficult to locate, at time short eared owls hunt near Kelly Warm Springs and Great grays perch at forest edge north of the campground. Great grays are more common near golf course area, I did a book with more specific directions that might be helpful, 50 wildlife hotspots of grand Teton, available local stores and Amazon
Thanks for all the info
So many beautiful photographs!
Great review
Thank you, Moose. Very informative and interesting. I have always loved nature videos.
I have been through Wyoming only once via I-80...U-Haul trip moving the family from Ohio to Washington. 1989 millitary family move. Never did make it back there while trucking. :(
On that move, I remember driving through the midwest late into the night, staying at an old run-down hotel with a horse statue flanking the sign, waking in the morning, opening the hotel door to be greeted by what looked like another planet, tan dirt as far as the eye could see, long-sloping hills and tumble weed gently passing by the door. I was awe-struck by the scenery. I did not want to leave.
The driving that day took us through Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, then Washington. A feast for the senses, it was. I decided on that trip that west of the Mississippi is where I truly belong.
I am glad you made it back to the Tetons. You are home again finally. Kudos.
I fell in love with Wyoming and I do plan to return when I fully launch my nomad plan. I am making progress. Slow-going, it is. Family and covid have thrown a wrench into my plans, which seem to keep getting pushed further by months. This video is inspiring me to take more drastic action.
I am enjoying the videos. Keep it up.
Great educational video. I honestly think I knew nothing about any of this beforehand. You definitely live up to your name. Can’t wait to explore this area one day.
@@MooseHenderson1 sounds great !
Damn all their cavorting!
Thanks for showing this. It was interesting. Again what was the music that you played at the beginning?
Great info. I only saw one juvenile moose the whole time i was there on my last visit. And that was way south of jackson as i was leaving. Maybe this will help me find them on my next visit. I was obsessed with finding moose.
Thanks so much
A+ Very informative!
Thanks
Your videos are excellent and very educational. I only wish I knew how to contact you back in 2014 when I visited Yellowstone and the Grand Teton National Park. I drove a lot of the roads you were on in this video. My visit was during the month of April but I did not have the knowledge you have so generously shared on where to look for animals. If I ever go back, which I hope I do I would like to make contact with you. Thanks again.
I’ve been watching you’re videos in preparation of a fall 2021 trip to Tetons and Yellowstone. I plan on purchasing your book “50 Wildlife Hotspots” after the holidays. If you have any other tips or recommendations for wildlife photography in the area please let me know. This is my second trip out there as the first was more or less just a drive through.
@@MooseHenderson1 Thank you.
Will do and stay safe this winter
Awesome and very informative video! I'm planning a road trip there in April from Michigan. Do you know what kind of wildlife I can expect at that time? I know that spring comes later, at least in Yellowstone, but I am still going to visit anyway in hopes of decent weather as I'll be car camping. Loved your tiny trailer on Bob Wells channel!
@@MooseHenderson1 Thanks so much!! I will do that. Is it best to get right from you or on Amazon or elsewhere?
@@MooseHenderson1 thanks! Got it!
@@MooseHenderson1 thank you for sharing your videos and knowledge of the GTNP. Could you please let me know know where I can buy the book you’re mentioned on the comments?
Ariel let me know of ur beautiful videos