Quit trying to.ame money off of Yellowstone, it belongs to everyone not just you.

What do the fukin calls mean??????? BAD video!

I wonder if bro knows he’s being watched

Buffalo Bill wipe out Buffalo population and now that cattle ranchers want to whip out Yellowstone Bison 🦬 That's so real BULL💩💩!! 😤 The importance of Yellowstone Bison is undervalued and not acknowledged. Wolves and Elk biggest threat to cattle NOT the Bison.

Too much fry bread makes you phat.

My favorite feature at Yellowstone.

Hmmm, hiking is good exercise.

Come on out! Show yourself, you cowardly snake!

Spettacolo!

A friend and I traveled to Colorado in 1974 or 75 in late September. At one point we passed through Independence Pass on the way to Aspen. I remember seeing a mountainside with fall tree colors shimmering beautifully. We were amazed, having never seen anything like that before but at the time I don't think we realized that we were looking at quaking aspens. I have looked frequently but haven't found a video that resembles that memory of mine of how the mountainside looked that day. This video captures the shimmering in a few trees well. Imagine seeing that across a mountainside in the near distance!

What does "removed from population" mean?

If you didn't know what an Elk was, this'd scare the sh out of anyone.

Wow 😁

The Wendigo hunts...

One of my most lasting Yellowstone Park memories was hearing wolves howling at night during a backpack 0:08 0:08 trip in the Thoroughfare area over 20 years ago. Thank you for sharing this interesting program about an important aspect of wolf research. One of my most chilling Yellowstone experiences was encountering hunters blasting wolf howls from a loud speaker just outside the park boundary in an apparent effort to lure wolves across the line so that they could be shot. When I reported this to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, I was told that this was a legal tactic.

Today I did a food call just before putting out some food, and ravens from all over flew in! Quite magical.

the hunter call of the wild pose

Please I have question, you made a sound during the time 00:24 to 00:28, what do you call that in English?

Grown men putting on feathers and jumping around like drunken prairie chickens. Why, because they can't do anything else maybe.

Impressive!! 👏 . . I've tried making raven sounds and fail miserably, lol! Now that I know it can be done, with practice, I'll be trippin out the ravens at my house by next year. 😜

Climate fascists. Planet is born from C0 2.

Wow, super cool video. Love it.

Are they dangerous?

Who let Alastor in Yellowstone?

Very cool

Alastor is that chu?

I love Yellowstone National Park! What's not to like at YNP! I've visited many times. I do disapprove of people who walk up to wildlife and disrupt their lives. The animals pay for what people have done to them. People must be banned from all national parks and be fined for disturbing the wildlife.

This man studies his birds. 🐦‍⬛🗣️🤭✌️👋🙏👌

Zoragarria!!! Hor egon ginen udara batean eta asko gustatu zitzaigun. Ibilbideak, kanpina... Oso polita eta berezia.

amazing!

I absolutely love YNP. It's my happy place. I've been fortunate to visit it many times. I only wish that all people would respect the land and wildlife, unlike the tourons that seem to feel the rules don't apply to them. Please give all wildlife a break by driving the speed limit and admiring them from afar.

I want to see Yellowstone during winter.

It’s such a magical place.

GERAS ❤

Es bellísimo❤❤❤❤❤❤

That guide looks like a pro

Yellowstone forever -- or until the caldera erupts, whichever comes first.

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Wonderful Yellowstone. I visited it too. Fantastic your video friend.

Gorgeous - happy holidays - thank you for protecting this priceless place!

This is a terrifying noise to hear at night but it's incredible at the same time

Sleeping at Norris campground in mid Sept., cold and clear. Waking every few minutes and hearing the Geysers over in the geyser basin ; listening to the coyotes yipping at each other and the owls hooting at each other. Then 2 bull elk began their bugling at each other, close by, so, loud. I crawled out of my mummy bag and quietly sat on the picnic table. I couldn't see them but I could hear them. Shortly, the sound of rattling antlers filled the silence and somewhere in the campground, I heard another insomniac mutter softly "wow".Being 20 degrees out I slipped back into my sleeping bag and listened till dawn. This was the Best Worst night of sleep I have ever had!

Raven: you did 5 mistakes in one word!

I'm jealous. 😁 Those are very accurate calls. My 'ga-lonk' is quite good, though.

on the start it looks like the elk twists its neck to look towards you

What a wonderful sound

Love this one :)

Hey Yellowstone Forever, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) 🙂 Cheers, Felix

Straight out of a fantasy movie.

It’s the water under the ice