@@MKrištínWildness thank you 😊 🙏

Thanks :)

Yes it was

Yes it was 😊

Thanks :)

Thanks

He totally is, such a cool experience.

Thanks for watching

Thanks

@@bearlycamping thanks! There are gates around some of the river, but there are sections of the river you can access by foot or quad. (Tight and rough sections). But, it is on First Nation's land so it must be respected at all times. I am First Nation's myself and I haven't had any problems. Just have to stay away from the locked gates and cabins.

@@bearlycamping there are some signs with gates, for example if you drive through the little village in Tsuniah Lake you can go through but make sure you close the gates. They're only there to keep horses/ farm animals in.

@@bearlycamping I've been going every year since 2021. This will be my 3rd year, I'm heading out in September 2024. Can't wait!

@@wildlifetracker1994 Okay thanks for letting me know! In regards to the gate, am I allowed to go through it if I'm staying at Chilko River Lodge? Wondering if First Nations has to be notified somehow.. anyway I think I know that quad trail you were on which I suspected would have Griz sightings and was proved right thanks to your video lol

Nice!

I like to keep my content PG lol 😆 also they are both males....

If anything it's a dominance thing, but for the most part, it's playful wrestling.

Thank you! Same 😊

Thanks! 😊🐻

Thanks so much! It was beautiful, very cold though for mid-September. All in all, a great experience! I love exploring 😍

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊