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@TheBearGuyCanada Your passion shows!

Wishing you a very Merry Christmas 🎄

In nature, there are things that happen that are truly ugly and horrible, especially when you view and humanize it. Infantacy happens with bears, cats, wolves, etc.......nature is not a hallmark card yet most people want to only accept what suits their perspective, when in reality it is a harsh world where survival and instinct are the driving forces. These events are not malicious as most people see it, it simply is the way of nature. I can watch a video of a predator taking down prey and cringe, but from the perspective of nature, it is the way. I won't lie, the day we gathered this cub from off the road, I held back a tear. But it was also the moment where I realized I wanted to understand and accept everything about these amazing animals and it fueled my passion and drive that led me into bear management.

@@evilhakufu , she does, but no longer takes on the responsibility of sharing food with her.

@TheBearGuyCanada that's crazy 😲 btw love your videos my man. Keep it coming!

Thank you! Cheers!

Yep, the large males easily drag off 500 pound animals, this is just a little female.

Yeah it states there is a camera set up in the video and the video description to ID a target bear.

In the video, it was 12 days after we captured her and she weighed 187 pounds at the time. So if she was more than 200, it wouldn't be by much.

@@TheBearGuyCanada Well, if you captured it, there's no more to say. 200 pounds and she looks that big already. I just imagine when they get to be 350 pounds or heavier. The way she pulls that dead deer is scary. Powerful creatures. Thanks for responding man. Big fan of channels like yours. Keep it up.

Its not always cute & cuddly, lol.

@@Magictrend101 , not sure why ya thought you’d see a polar bear in Yellowknife….you’re kind of south. Like really south. Lol. As for grizzlies, they are around but more north and west.

@TheBearGuyCanada I thought I'm in the arctic in yellowknife.. it's almost over 75 degrees

@@Magictrend101 being in the arctic circle hardly has you in the true arctic. Polar bears are on the north coast and above, they don't travel that far inland.

@TheBearGuyCanada but churchil is farther south yet we have polar bear maybe it's due to closeness to the sea?

@@martineinfrance , no she is located in southern Alberta. I worked with this bear for 13 years.

@TheBearGuyCanada thank you👍 she is so big and dark. She looks like the Kamchatka ones!

I would say no. He wanders into the Kananaskis region from the Burstall Pass area, and spends a majority of his season across the border in BC in remote valleys between PLPP border and Invermere. Those two big boys don't dip that low, and I believe the closest Splitlip came was to the SW side of Mount Nestor. With the grain and tracks up there, they aren't coming east or too far south. Years ago we had a male known in K-Country parks that made it to the Banff golf course, but his stay was short lived and returned east to the foothills.

@@gailierunninglynx7310 , what a doll or sweetheart, he is a she.

@@windinthefirtrees8020 …he is a she.

@TheBearGuyCanada then there is a good chance she'll have some cubs next year! 🐻 and don't tell her I called her a boy! Lady bears hate that!!

@@RoyHodgson97 he’s a big girl. She is 16 years old here

@@TheBearGuyCanada Thank you, next time I'll read the description BEFORE commenting🤣

@@milkaicex9199 , more like what a pretty lady.

@@TheBearGuyCanada Too true, anyway - it`s a beautiful bear. 😀

@@cricket6410 , she went on to her den and popped out with two cubs.

YEah she got thick that fall!

Any time!

Lets let them go in your neighborhood

@@whiteyfisk9769 you moved into bear territory and hate bears? Makes sense.

@CorsoLady bear territory used to include San Diego and all of California. We need to get rid of all those residents and bring the Californian brown bear back there. Do you support that? And i dont hate bears at all