When I was a kid in the 70's I remember camping in tents in Yosemite, and Yellowstone. We hear bears sniffing around 1-2AM my parents told us just stay quiet they won't bother you. We wake up in the morning see all these bear footprints around the tents we didn't worry about being injured by a bear. I don't think I would sleep in a tent again today as they say ignorance was bliss. In those days everyone had tents we didn't even know anyone who owned an RV. Later in the 70's we had a small camper my parents slept in we still slept in the tents.
Similar story - I was in scouts, and ran into animals a few times. One time we were all tucked into our tents and a bear came by, left after some time. We had our food properly secured so no mess. We just kept quiet so the bear wouldn’t get spooked. Nothing happened, peaceful night.
Everyone should see this video. To this day, some people still don't know or understand how their actions or inaction can have a drastic effect on the survival of wildlife. Thanks for the post.
Thank you for all you do. I wish continued success to biologists and wildlife management personnel in protecting bears, educating the public and restoring parks to places where bears and humans can coexist.
The biggest problem is the belief that we humans should be able to go anywhere we want. My fantasy future has a world where certain vast sections of wilderness are cordoned off from human intrusion. And I am very hopeful, because in the not too distant future we will be just a sad footnote of history, and the world will shake us off like a dog does a flee.
I used to live in Missouri where we didn't have bears, but then I moved to Minnesota and was intrigued to see a bear on the very first day! Since then, I've seen bears every week on the way to work except for in winter, and I began to develop a passion for them. I became a game warden for 12 years and it's amazing to be able to interact with them while helping the public. My favorite animal ever.
I was at Yosemite like three days ago, but I didn't get to see any bears. I had a lot more luck at Sequoia Park a few years ago. In 5 days, a bear entered our campsite, we saw a female and her two cubs, and a small bear ran across the road when we were driving on the way there.
I love bears and would not want to live in a world that did not include them. I have much respect for those rangers and biologists who truly put the animals' welfare in a position of importance, and I thank them for their hard work in trying to educate the public on coexistence with bears and all wild animals.
@@ManojKumar-vg9fr They're smart, they're survivors, they could teach humans a lot about living in harmony with our environment. I find them superior to avaricious, reckless, thoughtless humanity in every way. If I had to pick one of us, humans or bears, to go extinct, I'd pick humans in a heartbeat. Bears aren't going to destroy the planet and threaten ALL life including their own. Humans already did that. Remember. You DID ask.
Great information. If black bears no longer associate humans with easy food, and people lock up their food, it would be a lot safer. There were a lot of black bears in the Laurentions, NW of Montreal, when I was a kid. When we went to pick blueberries, we would make lots of noise as we approached the berry patch. That scared way any bears. We would see fresh bear footprints, but never saw the bears.
I completely agree with Everything in this video , and hope that in the End .....we can SHARE the Bear's habitat for camping or Hiking type thing. And that's the Biggest Key ...... this is not Humans habitat that we are sharing , it is the Bear's Habitat , So that leaves the Responsibility's up to us to do our part and follow the rules.
The video says there are bear boxes in all the campgrounds. What's the situation in the back country and semi-back country (e.g. Hetch Hetchy and the Little Yosemite)?
Halffastcyclist the campgrounds all have bear boxes. Some campgrounds have "dining halls" where everyone eats together. And as boy scouts we were taught to suspend our packs from high limbs, but that just doesn't work. Now people use bear-proof plastic cannisters. They are too slippery for a bar to grab, and there are no corners for a bear to rip open. So they might kick it from here to next Tuesday, but they for the most part can't break in.
It's actually illegal now to hang food from bear bags anywhere inside the park. It has to go in one of the big steel boxes or in your own bear canister. The official Yosemite site has information about all of this.
was in Yosemite about 1974 with 3 friends. we camped out in the woods, no tents just sleeping bags on the ground around a small campfire. 2 or 3 rangers rode up on horses in the middle of the night and weren't happy lol. they warned us about the bears but we insisted we would be alright, they shook their heads and rode away. stayed in a campground after the 1st night. never did see any bear but if you went to where the restrooms were there were vending machines full of snacks and the raccoons would actually sit on top of them waiting for handouts, too funny.
So funny that the rangers tell you how dangerous it is, while they're the ones that allow for camping, without protecting from the potential threat of bears. Why not provide a safe place for campers?
All I remember is that black bear incursions used to be a real problem in the east and north east end of the park in the late 1970s. Mama black bear didn't like her two cubs wandering into the mens room, and rangers had to come shew 'em away to let my fellow LHS campers, all kids, escape alive after hiding out on the stalls.
A few yeas ago I was camping at camp 4 and I heard people hollering in a camp spot next to me, I turned around and looked. The had left their food locker open and a raccoon was running away with a loaf of bread in it’s mouth. It is not just bears you have to protect though bears are better equipped to break into your car. Different trip I saw an upset guy cleaning up his car after a bear broke into it.
Decades ago, I got to hear a bear tear up the camper parked directly across the camp road. A man and his daughter were sleeping in a tent, but the man left a cooler with his caught fish and some chicken in a cooler in the shell. After listening for 10-20 minutes, I dashed to my car. The noise went on for about an hour or maybe more. I slept in the car and didn't even leave when nature called, because the restrooms were in that direction. I saw my first bears (mama and cub) in Sequoia thirteen days ago. I got some good photos and video, because zoom lenses rule.
i think bears should be protected not killed and hunted ,they have a right to live a happy life and have food available to them,not punished for looking for food,they must eat,they must feed thier little cubs.bears are looking for food because there land has been striped of most of it because man has claimed way to much of THIER land,i think your all fools out there if you dont understand this.leave the bears alone and i feel your govts should be supplying them food now when there is none for them
i think with your thinking you probably did come from mars.yes they do have a right to a happy life and not to be starved because of humans like you.i love all animals and they are gods little critters,not ours we have no right to destroy them but people like you have no love in your heart for them.do you think you have the right to upset lives? no you dont ,nobody does so you go back to mars.the bears could use your food anyway,they are starving,youre not
hey Vvv,man from mars jerk whatever your handle is a no braino,im not interested what you got to say because it sounds all like shit.but just to give you a few clues i have a pet bear ,a real pet bear that i have had since was a tiny cub.it is a kodiak so dont think i dont know about bears,ive been around them for many yrs so suck that up
Vvv youre the one wanting arguements im talking facts but not you.you sure sound like a know it all but know nothing.i dont want to talk to you any more as your words are scrambledso dont talk to me about bears,you couldnt teach me nothing about them so dig yourself a very deep hole or better still get on your way to mars,youre not needed here
All the precautions I learned about bears while camping in Boy Scouts makes sense now that the "grown up" explanation is given in this video. We humans messed up.
Fall. Take a pellet pistol with you. NPS has no intention or skills at keeping bear out of campgrounds. NPS would prefer ALL people stay out of the park so they can do "studies, surveys and observe" the park while patrolling. Problem bear should be darted and hauled away hundreds of miles north to break the chain of being fearless of people. NPS is more of a problem than the bears. Too many city dwellers, do-gooders and tree huggers in NPS, Death or relocation is the only solution to problem bears.
Around Thanksgiving time. Used to take my kids there for years, always saw lots of bears and coyotes just after dark, coming into campgrounds looking for food. Two solutions: Get rid of bears or people. Black bear hibernate part time in the Sierras. Expect them all winter. Had to stop going there. Too many people and too many silly NPS rules.
That was really well done. Great job. However, I'll throw in my two cents as an experienced backpacker and frequent Yosemite visitor who doesn't stay in campgrounds. Guns are legal to carry in YNP and SEKI. Bear spray is not. That is just so remarkably backwards. And I'm sure you know why. I don't carry spray in YNP because it's not really necessary but I do in SEKI. I'm sure I'll never have to use it, because I know how to be around bears and understand the small threat they pose, but I'm also not going to purposefully put myself at risk. Maybe my real issue is that guns are allowed in National Parks. I'll never get that one.
K.DUBZ,youre crazy,why on earth would you want to kill these beautiful animals.id point the gun right at you and pull the trigger and i wouldnt miss i can tell you because people with your kind of thinking are not wanted or needed on this planet,why kill such a beautiful animal.bears have been misunderstood for many years,they dont want to eat you but understand this,they are very hungry and a mother bear with 3-4 or more cubs to feed have got to have the food for them or die and she knows this,thats when she will attack you as she too needs to eat and her wee cubs,humans have made thier food supply dwindle away over the years and humans have taken more and more land from them so dont blame the bear,BLAME YOURSELVES
Cherry Chellew Black bears are omnivoires, but they prefer plaint food. Humans are not direct source of meat to them (they to not eat humans). Polar bears- yes, they are active human-hunters... Not all bear thinks and "works" the same. There were sporadical attacks of Black Bears on humans, but there were more like mother protecting her cubs stuff... Thinking that every bear in the wild just want nothing more than eat You is just wrong and a bit stupid... They may be from the same familly, but all of them have distinctive features. Polar ones are carnivoars, so they are the most hostile towards human beings... Similar with Grizzly bears, they just have more diverse diet, so there's smaller risk... But Black Bears are different- they still can be dangerous but not that much... Spectacled Bears, for example, are only vegetarians (they occasionally hunt for farmlife but they are not said to attack human beings)
Cherry Chellew I'm sorry, I didn't wanted to call You "stupid", or anything... I'm honestly sorry if You felt offended in any way- I didn't mean to sound mean, actually. I wanted to say that putting all bears in one metaphorical box is quite stupid, since they all have different "personality", and different "level" of ferocity- I didn't called YOU as stupid. I am very aware, that every bear is pottentially dangerous for human beings, but not all of them are acting that angry, to the level of attacking humans. Not all thinks the same way. This is truth, that American Black Bears do not ACTIVELY hunt humans (there's a difference between associating humans with food and actually seeing them as food) and I actually admitted in my previous comment that I'm NOT unaware of the fact that, after all, they are all wild animals and that rather automatically mean, that humans shouldn't provoke them, by inviding their terrority, ect... I just pointed out that there's a difference between calling a men-eater a creature that is generally vegetarian and can *occasionally* attack humans while feeling threaten, endangered or dusturbed AND a one, whose diet is 100% meat in natural habitant and sees humans, like, maybe once-twice a year... American Bears are generally used to human presence, so incidents like that happens at times, but they are not constantly attacking humans... And THIS IS the difference- I guess even wild dogs, or (especially) big cats are far greater threat for humans, due to their energetic/agressive behaviour. Plus, bears are more passive and attack (not be mistaken with hunt) only when they need to... By the way, I still think somehow that human is far greater danger for other human than any animal... Sorta...
+Cherry Chellew XD OK, just to make clear... First, I'm not a man... Second, I didn't said they DO NOT eat humans at all, I said that they are not active human-hunters, there's a difference. I understand Your point of them being dangerous and unpredictable, but... Actually EVERYTHING in nature is unpredictable... I didn't want to argue by the way... I just said my oppinion, which is actually supported by some facts... Nevermind, my aim was not to argue with anyone... And I guess this is what the discussion turned into...
I've been to yosemite twice and didn't see any, I think there were just too many people, but there maybe other reasons aswell. Yellowstone was the best place to see them imo. I encountered a black bear on a hike with a group of people, best bet is to keep your distance from any type of bear. Although black bears are more timmid they can be dangerous, I think they will only go for you if they think you are a guaranteed meal and they are desperate, i'm just thankful it wasn't a grizzly. Carry bear spray if you are overly concerned, make noise, travel in groups and don't run if you see one and for the love of god don't walk up to and try and take a selfie with one, yes a member of my group tried and it got a little tense.
Maybe you are watching this because you are going to visit Yosemite (or anywhere there are black bears) in the near future. Now is the time to start getting ready. Are you wondering how to reduce the chances of waking up to find the doors ripped off your car? Well, when you stop in Oakhurst, Merced or wherever on the way up there, Don't eat the smelly fast food in your car! If you regularly eat burgers etc in your car anyway, forget it because that's like an engraved invitation to a bear to come on in. Maybe you can't smell it, but they can. So what i mean is at least a week ahead of your trip, clean the heck out of your car's interior. Use Lots of amonia, like Mr Clean Citrus. Air your car out afterward. THAT'S your best chance of keeping them out of your car. And if you happen to see wildlife on the road while enroute, Please don't stop and chase the poor critters on foot. You're chasing them down to get a picture, they're terrified. And please leave your dog safely behind. There are alot more mountain lions than you might think, and believe me they're eyeing your little dog as a mid afternoon snack. Easy pickins. So if a bear does break into your car, they will peel the door off or bust a window on one side to get in, and bust out the other side to get out. Your insurance company may just say tough luck, but for sure you will get a big fat ticket for letting it happen. Sorry if i sound condescending, that is not my intention. We are all in this together. Peace.
Wouldn't a salt pellet sting the backside of these bears and convince them not to come back in certain areas? I'd rather see them scared off permanently than killed.
Cheryl Cooper unfortunately, no. Nor do rubber bullets. I am not aware of what they do now, but they used to trap them, haul them to some very remote location, and let them out of the trap, which is essentially a section of steel culvert on a trailer. After three strikes (they inevitably come right back), they are unfortunately destroyed. How does it come to this? People ignoring the few simple steps it takes to keep them from getting people food in the first place. While it's pretty adorable to watch them devour your dinner after they chased you away from the table, you are signing their death warrant. Don't be a pushover, Resist! What bears you may say, i dont see any bears. Well, look up, there's probably one high in the tree next to your picnic table, and they know just when to drop in! Thank You for reading this, and Thank You for caring about Yosemite's bears, the odds of them reaching age 5 are pretty low when they interact with people.
Outlawing bear spray in California's National Parks just teaches bears that humans are defenseless, and thereby encourages human-bear interaction, which is exactly the worst thing that we could do to bears and humans. Humans should have a right to defend themselves in a non-lethal way...and a bear that gets too close to people and gets bear sprayed is a bear that will never have to be relocated or euthanized for becoming too comfortable around people. Lassen National Park is already closing down areas for overnight backpacking because bears are becoming too comfortable around people in those areas. In a perfect world, all backpackers would handle their food 100% perfectly at all times, but in the real world that just doesn't happen, and so instead of allowing people to carry bear spray, they shut down that area of the park. This teaches the bear absolutely nothing for next year.
Bears are my favorite modern land Predator, they just so beautiful and fascinating. And when it comes down to the season, I’d love to get a tag and hunt one.
How would you guys like it someone put a tag on your ears?! You love the bears, leave them alone and stop taking their land, then asking us for money to upkeep it. They said the same thing to the Indians they now say to the bears, "They are strong, fascinating to watch, and given time we can live with them on reservations!"
Many years ago these biologists and preserve specialists should have planted many fruit vines and trees and plants all over these parks, making bears stay a distance away from people, at least to some degree.
When I was a kid in the 70's I remember camping in tents in Yosemite, and Yellowstone. We hear bears sniffing around 1-2AM my parents told us just stay quiet they won't bother you. We wake up in the morning see all these bear footprints around the tents we didn't worry about being injured by a bear. I don't think I would sleep in a tent again today as they say ignorance was bliss. In those days everyone had tents we didn't even know anyone who owned an RV. Later in the 70's we had a small camper my parents slept in we still slept in the tents.
Similar story - I was in scouts, and ran into animals a few times. One time we were all tucked into our tents and a bear came by, left after some time. We had our food properly secured so no mess. We just kept quiet so the bear wouldn’t get spooked. Nothing happened, peaceful night.
Everyone should see this video. To this day, some people still don't know or understand how their actions or inaction can have a drastic effect on the survival of wildlife. Thanks for the post.
Black Bears are very sneaky and naughty and i love that.
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Thank you for all you do. I wish continued success to biologists and wildlife management personnel in protecting bears, educating the public and restoring parks to places where bears and humans can coexist.
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I think we should be allowed to feed the bears, but only if the bears are allowed to eat people without repercussions.
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The biggest problem is the belief that we humans should be able to go anywhere we want. My fantasy future has a world where certain vast sections of wilderness are cordoned off from human intrusion. And I am very hopeful, because in the not too distant future we will be just a sad footnote of history, and the world will shake us off like a dog does a flee.
Bears are awesome!
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I know, right? Killing bears is illegal, and you can go to jail.
".. a better place, a wilder place, a more stunning place that we can preserve into the future." We can: may we _choose_ to. 💯🙏
The old footage of people feeding them like dogs is crazy 😂 love this channel
I used to live in Missouri where we didn't have bears, but then I moved to Minnesota and was intrigued to see a bear on the very first day! Since then, I've seen bears every week on the way to work except for in winter, and I began to develop a passion for them. I became a game warden for 12 years and it's amazing to be able to interact with them while helping the public. My favorite animal ever.
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I was at Yosemite like three days ago, but I didn't get to see any bears. I had a lot more luck at Sequoia Park a few years ago. In 5 days, a bear entered our campsite, we saw a female and her two cubs, and a small bear ran across the road when we were driving on the way there.
2:24 The exact scene I encountered on a trail below Alta Peak in Sequoia.
Good and informative video. Wanna go back again some day.
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I just read Rachael's book - "speaking of bears" - great book. Great movie. Thanks for the fun footage of the old days.
I love bears and would not want to live in a world that did not include them. I have much respect for those rangers and biologists who truly put the animals' welfare in a position of importance, and I thank them for their hard work in trying to educate the public on coexistence with bears and all wild animals.
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@@ManojKumar-vg9fr They're smart, they're survivors, they could teach humans a lot about living in harmony with our environment. I find them superior to avaricious, reckless, thoughtless humanity in every way. If I had to pick one of us, humans or bears, to go extinct, I'd pick humans in a heartbeat. Bears aren't going to destroy the planet and threaten ALL life including their own. Humans already did that. Remember. You DID ask.
Great information. If black bears no longer associate humans with easy food, and people lock up their food, it would be a lot safer. There were a lot of black bears in the Laurentions, NW of Montreal, when I was a kid. When we went to pick blueberries, we would make lots of noise as we approached the berry patch. That scared way any bears. We would see fresh bear footprints, but never saw the bears.
Wonderful vid.
I completely agree with Everything in this video , and hope that in the End .....we can SHARE the Bear's habitat for camping or Hiking type thing.
And that's the Biggest Key ...... this is not Humans habitat that we are sharing , it is the Bear's Habitat , So that leaves the Responsibility's up to us to do our part and follow the rules.
+Trevor S Indeed. We are all inhabitants of this planet, and we should all be able to coexist!
The video says there are bear boxes in all the campgrounds. What's the situation in the back country and semi-back country (e.g. Hetch Hetchy and the Little Yosemite)?
Halffastcyclist the campgrounds all have bear boxes. Some campgrounds have "dining halls" where everyone eats together. And as boy scouts we were taught to suspend our packs from high limbs, but that just doesn't work. Now people use bear-proof plastic cannisters. They are too slippery for a bar to grab, and there are no corners for a bear to rip open. So they might kick it from here to next Tuesday, but they for the most part can't break in.
It's actually illegal now to hang food from bear bags anywhere inside the park. It has to go in one of the big steel boxes or in your own bear canister. The official Yosemite site has information about all of this.
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We just saw one in Yosemite valley on Friday
I love these videos. They are all so well done and educational.
My favorite bear is Baloo, called the BLT bear, living at the Noahs Ark Sanctuary, if you do a YT search for "Baloo BLT Bear" you'll find him.
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"Seasonal map of where to find food?" - the camp grounds is a good start.
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visiting Yosemite next Feb....there is no chance to encounter a bear in Winter right? just planning to do the basic sequoia tree trails
Well done and informative. Thank you
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was in Yosemite about 1974 with 3 friends. we camped out in the woods, no tents just sleeping bags on the ground around a small campfire. 2 or 3 rangers rode up on horses in the middle of the night and weren't happy lol. they warned us about the bears but we insisted we would be alright, they shook their heads and rode away. stayed in a campground after the 1st night. never did see any bear but if you went to where the restrooms were there were vending machines full of snacks and the raccoons would actually sit on top of them waiting for handouts, too funny.
So funny that the rangers tell you how dangerous it is, while they're the ones that allow for camping, without protecting from the potential threat of bears. Why not provide a safe place for campers?
So his guy basically invented the bear box
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Why does The Great Smokey Mountains National Park allow bear spray but it is not allowed in Yosemite or SeKi?
Black bears are really chill if you don’t TOUC DA BABY
bears are roughly our size ? I'm not 9 ft tall
ravi tanwar Black bears arent that big unlike grizzlies
Black bears are only about 5 ft tall
@@aztecakidgames3672 they can get big sometimes like in the east but in the west on average there like 300 lbs
@@aztecakidgames3672 yeah but there not that small either grizzly are just much larger.
Awesome video; very well put together.
All I remember is that black bear incursions used to be a real problem in the east and north east end of the park in the late 1970s. Mama black bear didn't like her two cubs wandering into the mens room, and rangers had to come shew 'em away to let my fellow LHS campers, all kids, escape alive after hiding out on the stalls.
A few yeas ago I was camping at camp 4 and I heard people hollering in a camp spot next to me, I turned around and looked. The had left their food locker open and a raccoon was running away with a loaf of bread in it’s mouth. It is not just bears you have to protect though bears are better equipped to break into your car. Different trip I saw an upset guy cleaning up his car after a bear broke into it.
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Is it safe to goto this park?
Even actual humans themselves were a source of food
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Decades ago, I got to hear a bear tear up the camper parked directly across the camp road. A man and his daughter were sleeping in a tent, but the man left a cooler with his caught fish and some chicken in a cooler in the shell. After listening for 10-20 minutes, I dashed to my car. The noise went on for about an hour or maybe more. I slept in the car and didn't even leave when nature called, because the restrooms were in that direction.
I saw my first bears (mama and cub) in Sequoia thirteen days ago. I got some good photos and video, because zoom lenses rule.
Bears are roughly our size?
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i think bears should be protected not killed and hunted ,they have a right to live a happy life and have food available to them,not punished for looking for food,they must eat,they must feed thier little cubs.bears are looking for food because there land has been striped of most of it because man has claimed way to much of THIER land,i think your all fools out there if you dont understand this.leave the bears alone and i feel your govts should be supplying them food now when there is none for them
i think with your thinking you probably did come from mars.yes they do have a right to a happy life and not to be starved because of humans like you.i love all animals and they are gods little critters,not ours we have no right to destroy them but people like you have no love in your heart for them.do you think you have the right to upset lives? no you dont ,nobody does so you go back to mars.the bears could use your food anyway,they are starving,youre not
hey Vvv,man from mars jerk whatever your handle is a no braino,im not interested what you got to say because it sounds all like shit.but just to give you a few clues i have a pet bear ,a real pet bear that i have had since was a tiny cub.it is a kodiak so dont think i dont know about bears,ive been around them for many yrs so suck that up
Vvv youre the one wanting arguements im talking facts but not you.you sure sound like a know it all but know nothing.i dont want to talk to you any more as your words are scrambledso dont talk to me about bears,you couldnt teach me nothing about them so dig yourself a very deep hole or better still get on your way to mars,youre not needed here
yea just what i thought,a sick arse.your a dumb jerk so you might get lucky and 1 eats you,lol one way to get rid of your kind hey
The bear boxes are great for keeping your valuables safe while you're out hiking. Just bring a padlock.
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All the precautions I learned about bears while camping in Boy Scouts makes sense now that the "grown up" explanation is given in this video. We humans messed up.
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when and what area is it a good time to see them in yosemite
Fall. Take a pellet pistol with you. NPS has no intention or skills at keeping bear out of campgrounds. NPS would prefer ALL people stay out of the park so they can do "studies, surveys and observe" the park while patrolling. Problem bear should be darted and hauled away hundreds of miles north to break the chain of being fearless of people. NPS is more of a problem than the bears. Too many city dwellers, do-gooders and tree huggers in NPS, Death or relocation is the only solution to problem bears.
Jose Gonzalez Every season except winter. That when most of them hibernate.
Around Thanksgiving time. Used to take my kids there for years, always saw lots of bears and coyotes just after dark, coming into campgrounds looking for food. Two solutions: Get rid of bears or people. Black bear hibernate part time in the Sierras. Expect them all winter. Had to stop going there. Too many people and too many silly NPS rules.
Red Woods in yosemite valley right?
That was really well done. Great job.
However, I'll throw in my two cents as an experienced backpacker and frequent Yosemite visitor who doesn't stay in campgrounds.
Guns are legal to carry in YNP and SEKI.
Bear spray is not.
That is just so remarkably backwards. And I'm sure you know why.
I don't carry spray in YNP because it's not really necessary but I do in SEKI. I'm sure I'll never have to use it, because I know how to be around bears and understand the small threat they pose, but I'm also not going to purposefully put myself at risk. Maybe my real issue is that guns are allowed in National Parks. I'll never get that one.
Wow!!!!
I almost ran over a bear as I was driving down the road!
It was a Koala Bear crossing the road at night, because I live in Australia!!😁
Why Oh Why do they allow people to bring food into the park if the park is a refuge for Bears? This does not make any sense at all
Are you actually suggesting people should starve themselves while visiting Yosemite?
Yosemite should be for the bears and not humans
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That was really good. Thanks, Steve.
BTW, what was the opening and closing music? It sounded like a Thomas Newman score.
Paul Worthington Yes, it's a royalty free Newman rip-off.
Steven Bumgardner - Your comment reply arrived via email literally as I was looking at the composer's site! At least he credits the Newman influence.
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K.DUBZ,youre crazy,why on earth would you want to kill these beautiful animals.id point the gun right at you and pull the trigger and i wouldnt miss i can tell you because people with your kind of thinking are not wanted or needed on this planet,why kill such a beautiful animal.bears have been misunderstood for many years,they dont want to eat you but understand this,they are very hungry and a mother bear with 3-4 or more cubs to feed have got to have the food for them or die and she knows this,thats when she will attack you as she too needs to eat and her wee cubs,humans have made thier food supply dwindle away over the years and humans have taken more and more land from them so dont blame the bear,BLAME YOURSELVES
People who hunt bears fairly and use every bit of the animal are good. It's the poachers that should be blamed.
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You lost me at " They are roughly our size". We're talking about bears here right?
These bears are only 4’5
@@LuisMartinez-pq8wd black bear are normally taller than that.
adult black bears are usually around 200 to 300 lbs. Grizzly bears are much larger, but almost non existent outside of yellowstone and canada/alaska
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Guns are now allowed in Yosemite. Bear spray is not. Why is that?
@GoodraLimits , Since 2010 guns are allowed in National Parks.
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Cherry Chellew Black bears are omnivoires, but they prefer plaint food. Humans are not direct source of meat to them (they to not eat humans). Polar bears- yes, they are active human-hunters... Not all bear thinks and "works" the same. There were sporadical attacks of Black Bears on humans, but there were more like mother protecting her cubs stuff... Thinking that every bear in the wild just want nothing more than eat You is just wrong and a bit stupid... They may be from the same familly, but all of them have distinctive features. Polar ones are carnivoars, so they are the most hostile towards human beings... Similar with Grizzly bears, they just have more diverse diet, so there's smaller risk... But Black Bears are different- they still can be dangerous but not that much... Spectacled Bears, for example, are only vegetarians (they occasionally hunt for farmlife but they are not said to attack human beings)
Cherry Chellew I'm sorry, I didn't wanted to call You "stupid", or anything... I'm honestly sorry if You felt offended in any way- I didn't mean to sound mean, actually. I wanted to say that putting all bears in one metaphorical box is quite stupid, since they all have different "personality", and different "level" of ferocity- I didn't called YOU as stupid. I am very aware, that every bear is pottentially dangerous for human beings, but not all of them are acting that angry, to the level of attacking humans. Not all thinks the same way. This is truth, that American Black Bears do not ACTIVELY hunt humans (there's a difference between associating humans with food and actually seeing them as food) and I actually admitted in my previous comment that I'm NOT unaware of the fact that, after all, they are all wild animals and that rather automatically mean, that humans shouldn't provoke them, by inviding their terrority, ect... I just pointed out that there's a difference between calling a men-eater a creature that is generally vegetarian and can *occasionally* attack humans while feeling threaten, endangered or dusturbed AND a one, whose diet is 100% meat in natural habitant and sees humans, like, maybe once-twice a year... American Bears are generally used to human presence, so incidents like that happens at times, but they are not constantly attacking humans... And THIS IS the difference- I guess even wild dogs, or (especially) big cats are far greater threat for humans, due to their energetic/agressive behaviour. Plus, bears are more passive and attack (not be mistaken with hunt) only when they need to... By the way, I still think somehow that human is far greater danger for other human than any animal... Sorta...
+Cherry Chellew XD OK, just to make clear... First, I'm not a man... Second, I didn't said they DO NOT eat humans at all, I said that they are not active human-hunters, there's a difference. I understand Your point of them being dangerous and unpredictable, but... Actually EVERYTHING in nature is unpredictable...
I didn't want to argue by the way... I just said my oppinion, which is actually supported by some facts... Nevermind, my aim was not to argue with anyone... And I guess this is what the discussion turned into...
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Is it dangerous ? If you see one at Yosemite
I've been to yosemite twice and didn't see any, I think there were just too many people, but there maybe other reasons aswell. Yellowstone was the best place to see them imo. I encountered a black bear on a hike with a group of people, best bet is to keep your distance from any type of bear. Although black bears are more timmid they can be dangerous, I think they will only go for you if they think you are a guaranteed meal and they are desperate, i'm just thankful it wasn't a grizzly. Carry bear spray if you are overly concerned, make noise, travel in groups and don't run if you see one and for the love of god don't walk up to and try and take a selfie with one, yes a member of my group tried and it got a little tense.
@@c259x , In Yosemite bear spray is illegal.
Maybe you are watching this because you are going to visit Yosemite (or anywhere there are black bears) in the near future. Now is the time to start getting ready. Are you wondering how to reduce the chances of waking up to find the doors ripped off your car? Well, when you stop in Oakhurst, Merced or wherever on the way up there, Don't eat the smelly fast food in your car! If you regularly eat burgers etc in your car anyway, forget it because that's like an engraved invitation to a bear to come on in. Maybe you can't smell it, but they can. So what i mean is at least a week ahead of your trip, clean the heck out of your car's interior. Use Lots of amonia, like Mr Clean Citrus. Air your car out afterward. THAT'S your best chance of keeping them out of your car. And if you happen to see wildlife on the road while enroute, Please don't stop and chase the poor critters on foot. You're chasing them down to get a picture, they're terrified. And please leave your dog safely behind. There are alot more mountain lions than you might think, and believe me they're eyeing your little dog as a mid afternoon snack. Easy pickins. So if a bear does break into your car, they will peel the door off or bust a window on one side to get in, and bust out the other side to get out. Your insurance company may just say tough luck, but for sure you will get a big fat ticket for letting it happen. Sorry if i sound condescending, that is not my intention. We are all in this together. Peace.
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Wouldn't a salt pellet sting the backside of these bears and convince them not to come back in certain areas? I'd rather see them scared off permanently than killed.
Cheryl Cooper unfortunately, no. Nor do rubber bullets. I am not aware of what they do now, but they used to trap them, haul them to some very remote location, and let them out of the trap, which is essentially a section of steel culvert on a trailer. After three strikes (they inevitably come right back), they are unfortunately destroyed. How does it come to this? People ignoring the few simple steps it takes to keep them from getting people food in the first place. While it's pretty adorable to watch them devour your dinner after they chased you away from the table, you are signing their death warrant. Don't be a pushover, Resist! What bears you may say, i dont see any bears. Well, look up, there's probably one high in the tree next to your picnic table, and they know just when to drop in! Thank You for reading this, and Thank You for caring about Yosemite's bears, the odds of them reaching age 5 are pretty low when they interact with people.
Cheryl Cooper .45 usually does the trick.
We need to respect there home
Outlawing bear spray in California's National Parks just teaches bears that humans are defenseless, and thereby encourages human-bear interaction, which is exactly the worst thing that we could do to bears and humans.
Humans should have a right to defend themselves in a non-lethal way...and a bear that gets too close to people and gets bear sprayed is a bear that will never have to be relocated or euthanized for becoming too comfortable around people.
Lassen National Park is already closing down areas for overnight backpacking because bears are becoming too comfortable around people in those areas.
In a perfect world, all backpackers would handle their food 100% perfectly at all times, but in the real world that just doesn't happen, and so instead of allowing people to carry bear spray, they shut down that area of the park. This teaches the bear absolutely nothing for next year.
On a side note, screw those ear tags.
I want a bear for a pet
Brandon boonk It would kill you bruh
Black Bears
Bears are my favorite modern land Predator, they just so beautiful and fascinating. And when it comes down to the season, I’d love to get a tag and hunt one.
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people were dumb back then. Why didn't they realize the results of them freely giving bears food
People weren't dumb back then. You'd probably be feeding the bears food along with everyone else if you lived back then. Hindsight is foresight.
+David Pauley I would not have fed them
We learn from our mistakes as humans.
We learn from our mistakes as humans.
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Sort of disappointed in this episode, learned almost nothing about bears besides the problems of humans and food...
How would you guys like it someone put a tag on your ears?! You love the bears, leave them alone and stop taking their land, then asking us for money to upkeep it. They said the same thing to the Indians they now say to the bears, "They are strong, fascinating to watch, and given time we can live with them on reservations!"
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Ice Bear could beat up Black Bear.
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That bear shouldn't have been destroyed, it should have been put in bear jail.
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Many years ago these biologists and preserve specialists should have planted many fruit vines and trees and plants all over these parks, making bears stay a distance away from people, at least to some degree.
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