Bear Attacks Mountain Climber, Here's Why He Didn't Have A Gun

[@Setsuna012]

Hearing him defend himself was heart rending.

[@xenn4985]

Dude punched a bear and lived to tell the tale. I hope he holds his head high.

[@bmcantrell619]

his Kiai was legit though

[@damianstasek8946]

It was funny. You dont have a gun, you are bear food.

[@texas.defender_45-47]

Usually if you make loud sounds the bear will leave you alone but if it’s hungry you’re screwed. Black bears aren’t too bad but grizzly bears will tear you apart while polar bears are the most vicious

[@thebugas5252]

Good hammer fist to the head.

[@kyze8284]

I remember Mr. Noir interviewing the British cop, who said outright “you have bears and wolves and aggressive moose, you need a gun JUST FOR THE WILDLIFE!”

[@pedo619]

What's the name of that video??

[@kyze8284]

@@pedo619 “former british cop exposes truth about guns in the UK”

[@Hellsong89]

@@kyze8284 Also dont forget in that video there was mention how all over UK there is gun violence, but its brushed under the rug since gun control is suppose to work, witch it does not. There isint a country in the world where there isint a black market weapons, what with enough money and knowing right/wrong people you can arm a fucking army with latest equipment pretty much, everything from select fire military rifles to machine guns, explosives, AT and manpads, MBT's, air superiority fighters and list goes on all the way to fucking nukes. Of course larger the item in question bigger the price but its well with in possibilities, just takes money and time to smuggle these things in. In UK its more about gangs shooting each other, but its not like civilians dont get shot too, just rarer since gangs prefer not to get heat from shootings and knifes work just fine when civilians are not armed and able to defend them selfs..

[@checkmycatself666]

In the UK we don't have a large number of dangerous wild animals. In the 40 something years I've lived the UK I have never been anywhere where I have been treated by anything more dangerous than a swan.

[@EzekiesAcheron]

@@checkmycatself666 "anything more dangerous than a swan" Bro swans are crazy dangerous, literally Satan in disguise.

[@johnmorey8107]

To be honest I’m shocked they can even own shotguns in Japan.

[@KBoon]

That's a lot of freaking hoops just for a shotgun

[@psychopompous3207]

Me too. I didnt think any firearms were legal there.

[@thenintendopug955]

They have to turn in every spent casing to buy more ammo

[@cwu34]

Exactly, I thought everyone carries katana Lol

[@hammersmith1653]

From what I understand they are a giant status symbol over there. Only the super rich have them. Many are stored at the member only gun range. You cannot shoot anywhere other than a gun range, your own land you have to designate an area.

[@whiskybooze]

Dude this is the 3rd bear attack I've heard about in the past 2 days. A 10 year old boy in Connecticut got dragged off by a bear from his grandpa's backyard survived thankfully and a group of wrestlers got attacked by a grizzly in Wyoming while looking for antlers. They had to get airlifted and the one guy they said need 60 staples. On a side note as crazy as this sounds I've never really thought about bears being in Japan lol.

[@GryphonBrokewing]

Too many grizzlies to find the one that attacked them, though guys with guns "euthanized" the black bear after the fact. I agree, it is weird that we're seeing this frequency of attacks reported, though.

[@goodtimestv9690]

Same. the first was one Was a black bear that attacked the 10-year-old… I thought black bears were docile lol Because black bears are more common I think in America

[@GryphonBrokewing]

@@goodtimestv9690 You're right that they are common, widespread and considered "common" in N. America in particular. They used to be described as "shy" and avoiding humans unless it was a mother with cubs. However, the population is overlapping with human populations enough that they get habituated and lose their fear of humans, at which point we're fully on the food chain again, especially if appearing not a threat to the bear -- a child, especially. I live in a population area that is about 45,000 people, but it's surrounded by farmland and forests. I've seen black bears two miles (3.2 km) outside city limits.

[@raymondweaver3078]

So 2 incidents out of 300 million people. Far more people die of dog attacks and more people from shootings. Granted most of the shootings are from the 10 or 20 percent who down guns but do not have it together ie. drugs, emotional instability, petty crime etc.

[@GryphonBrokewing]

@@raymondweaver3078 It's a good example of what the media focuses on. Airline crashes are rare, auto are mundane. Mass shootings rare, murder as part of other crime mundane. Bear attacks rare, dogs mundane. That's not exactly the point of this video, though. The point was be as prepared as possible to defend your own life because in the moment, you're all you have.

[@armadillotoe]

The first rule of going into bear country is to always take a friend who is slower than you are.

[@meaghankelly3887]

🤣

[@setaside77]

😆

[@hairydogstail]

Or a 22 and shoot him in the knee..Just kidding:)

[@01nmuskier]

I hike with a .25 ACP. Lightweight & compact. I ran into a bear in Glacier NP. I slowly drew my .25, took careful aim, and shot my girlfriend in the knee. That little gun saved my life!

[@scottrussell6717]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesfleenor4161]

I grew up in West Virginia and every time I was in the woods I was always armed. That is just how it is you are a guest and may be on the menu today. Nature has it's own rules and it does not care about your feelings.

[@RodCornholio]

Amen. I told my kids who went on an African safari, if the animal is shorter than your ankle or taller than your calf, assume it will kill you. It's a very different mindset than most Western First-World suburban/city-folk people have.

[@matejovich]

Haha awesome. Nature didn't care about your feelings. Lol

[@eligebrown8998]

I had to laugh but you are definitely wright

[@urielmartinez2161]

Amen

[@zwilder1]

@B’s Muscle I'm from montana and I carry a 10mm 1911

[@gulayatbp8261]

I go on a hike, backpacking, camping and overlanding. the number of people i encounter at the trails without even carrying a knife or bear spray just blows my mind especially women that go on a hike by themselves.

[@tr9165]

Just asking for it

[@White_Wrath]

Thanks for the advice I'm going to go get me a wife.

[@chinchin3274]

Way too many women willingly go hiking in bear country thinking they're Snow White lmao

[@wasidanatsali6374]

I have a lady friend who use to hike by herself all the time until she encountered Gary Micheal Hilton hiding behind a bush on a trail in N GA. It’s a long story but her German Shepherd who was out in front of her saved her ass by alerting her to his presence when she was about 30 yards from him. She’s never hiked alone since. She was carrying but she’d probably never had the chance to use her gun as GMH’s MO was ambushing his victims from behind and choking them down with a police baton across their throats.

[@rickymartin144]

I don't go to the bathroom with out my pistol in my pocket, I was a boy scout and later an infantry man,be prepared.I don't live in the best neighborhood.

[@chrismead1464]

It happens here in Montana, people think they can walk their dogs or hike and most of them don't even have bear mace. Most of them transplants, they scoff when we try to warn them, until something tragic happens. By the way, I worry more about Moose and Mountain Lion first and bears last but all are not to be taken lightly.

[@unknowncurlz]

I deal with the same in Florida telling the transplants that scoff when I tell them to carry cuz of the crackheads

[@Ironlegiontraining]

We see the same thing here in New Mexico. We have a ton of people moving here, not sure why, and they are clueless. We had a mountain lion walk across our back patio one day. They are out here walking and hiking with their dogs off leash all the time, just a matter of time before one of them gets snatched up.

[@jsdropship6946]

The first time they have a close call with a bear and it literally scares the crap out of them, they'll suddenly rethink and change their mind. Some people don't get a second chance

[@wimsylogic65]

What do you mean by transplants?

[@matejovich]

Hopefully nature's takes it's course. Lol

[@charleschristianson2730]

People think it's weird that I stay strapped while I'm out rock climbing. I guess now I can just show them this.

[@dillonc7955]

I'll be the same way while hiking or camping. The outdoors doesn't mess around so why should you?

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

As Colin said, pack while you are on the pot! 🔫🚽

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

@@diaperjoeisaped1723 oh... I do.. do... while I do do!!!

[@madking1485]

Ya, im going to start after seeing this.

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

@@madking1485 I am more concerned about the 2 leg POS on the prowl than any 4 leg guy. Ok, there is Lebum James.🤣 Never had to pull on an animal. Can't say that about the other animals. 👳‍♂️💂‍♂️🕵️‍♀️

[@theflanman1986]

That guy did put up a pretty fight…honestly that was impressive.

[@superscuba73]

Lucky for him it was a black bear and not a grizzly.

[@Nipah.Auauau]

The samurai spirit lives on.

[@Aluttuh]

for real! if he fell or didnt have the high ground he would have been effed tho... good thing climbers have great instincts.

[@robertoldham2122]

That was pure fight or flight

[@freedomfighter1861]

That’s the stuff of legends right there

[@tct9mm151]

This is EXACTLY what they’re trying to do to us in Canada. It’s friggin’ scary

[@JGSnipes]

Even scarier in Canada with all the bears, moose etc. Didn’t even know bear existed in Japan.

[@clifton6919]

Trying? They're almost there!

[@davidharman7245]

@@JGSnipes The seemingly respected youtube history channel Kings and Generals had a video that blew my mind about the ancient native people who inhabited the Northern most large island which makes up Japan, Hokkiado. Their entire culture was based out of both worshipping and (strangely) eating bears. I also had no idea bears can be considered native there! Strangely this race was more similar to early Caucasians in siberia. Due to weather and migration pressure. People came to the Japanese islands from the Korean peninsula and wiped out the native culture, and moved on become what we think of ethnic Japanese today. If that is not correct, I hope people who know Japanese history far better than I will comment on that video if it is wrong so any errors are corrected. It is fascinating how we pay no mind to ethnic groups moving around or being moved against their will in the days of the Roman Empire and earlier (or that events occured in the ancient world which would be considered geno cide today).

[@Joshua_N-A]

@@JGSnipes I thought they were extinct in Japan like the wolves.

[@xPumaFangx]

They do not even respect you when you protest, in Canada.

[@Spidey_Ethan]

Anybody else's heart rate skyrocket when the bear tried tackling him off the cliff? (and then climbed back up for a second try?)

[@Sgt_SealCluber]

For those that never heard about it because you don't watch anime, in 2019 in Japan a man set an anime studio on fire and killed 36 and injured 34. Evil people will find ways to do evil things regardless of what tools you ban. Abe being another example.

[@Lambsear565]

Animes evil I’m not surprised that guy did that. Mental problems

[@hubriswonk]

I read about that.

[@anomaly3215]

anime is hyper cringe so

[@bvoyelr]

All that means is that they need to ban fire. Get with the program.

[@gooble69]

And just take a look at England, they ban guns so now knife crime is through the roof.

[@artist_with_a_gun]

God forbid someone use a gun to defend themselves from a bear. Just imagine the audacity of that.

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

Too many dam people already! 😉

[@dootpooter4740]

Sounds awful racist to me. edit: also very anti-semitic of you! oy vey!

[@angelcelis9090]

Right how un fair for that bear huh it’s almost like people who have guns to defend themselves against these animals think bears have giant claws and incredible strength.

[@unclemike5840]

Some of the best tasting meat I’ve ever had

[@BB-1990]

@@diaperjoeisaped1723 So more guns and legalize vigilantism?

[@themightypen1530]

He handled his business though. That bear didn't realize it was about to catch them hands.

[@jeorgedavid3239]

Lol 😆 🤣

[@theKashConnoisseur]

With the amount of times he missed the bear and hammer fisted the rocks, I wouldn't be surprised if he broke them hands.

[@thealarmclock9307]

An a few feet too

[@Sophistry0001]

@@theKashConnoisseur If it means I got to walk away from a bear attack, I'd make that trade 10 times out of 10

[@jaybeezy8039]

A few good chops and the bear said fuck it

[@Tier1Slacker]

The first words out of your mouth ring true for me. My uncle was actually robbed at gunpoint while checking his mailbox. That was when I started taking my carry more seriously. I still have that old commercial stuck in my head, "wallet, keys, gum" except my mind says gun.

[@BigJoker]

My neighbors have some mean ass guard dogs with an invisible fence. I don't wanna be down at the mailbox unarmed when the batteries in the collar fail.

[@fritz1990]

Yep, Japan has a very low gun death rate. Might want to look at the violent crime death rate though. Just because criminals can't get guns there, doesn't mean crime goes away.

[@CtrlAltRetreat]

They actually have properly trained choppy and stabby folks too. A well trained stabber in a crowded subway car cab jab more people than a forced vaccination line before anyone even realizes they're poked.

[@hakari5014]

Japan is one of the safest countries in the world. Only 0.3 murder per 100,000 inhabitants in 2018. It's hard to pick safer country than this. I like guns and all, but this argument just doesn't add up.

[@1810jeff]

That also doesn't mean serious firearm attacks don't happen, recently there was a Yakuza shootout where the shooter had a chinese M16 clone smuggled in.

[@CavikTheHavok]

What it means is that your ability to defend yourself from a physically stronger/larger person or a group of people trying to do you harm is stripped from you almost entirely

[@thebluefus]

@Hakari low murder rate in Japan has more to do with Japanese people and less to do with guns. Japanese Americans also don’t kill people in America with guns, even though they are more available

[@notsosilentmajority1]

It's always amazing to see this similar situation in the US, where people are allowed to carry firearms but choose not to. A lot of people have died and or been seriously injured with permanent damage when they weren't smart enough to bring a firearm. You're right, if this guy was not on the side of a mountain, he and his camera would have been lunch for that bear.

[@Joshua_N-A]

There's a story here in Malaysia, a husband and wife coming home from working the land, they stumble into a person lying on the road. What did the husband do? He load his break action shotgun and fire it. The guy on the road? He got up and flee.

[@amihere383]

@@Joshua_N-A The hell is a “break action”?

[@anon_y_mousse]

@@amihere383 Are you new to guns? It's when the barrel hinges down allowing the shells to be loaded/unloaded directly. Useful for very long shells that won't fit in your average pump action shotgun.

[@anon_y_mousse]

@notsosilentmajority1 Nah, the camera would've been shoved to the side because the bear would have tasty meat. It'd be found 37 days later when they finally found his bones and shoes with his rotting but otherwise intact feet.

[@amihere383]

@@anon_y_mousse I am pretty new, still learning 😅 I wasn’t sure if that was a made up term or if you were just using the wrong word since I assume English isn’t your first language. You learn something new every day

[@Mr_Fairdale]

“It’s over Bear! I have the high ground!”

[@weeblordgaming6062]

U underestimate my power

[@ka0584]

I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail last year. I kept reading, "You don't need a gun on the trail. All it does is add weight to your pack. The odds you'll get attacked by a bear or something is so small. You have better odds getting attacked by a person". Like, that was supposed to deter me from carrying. The PCT is literally 2600 miles of the most isolated landscape in the continental United States. It spans from Mexico to Canada. Needless to say, I carried a sub-compact Glock on me. LOL

[@remix4098]

Then why don’t you wear body armor while you’re at it?

[@BloodyKnives66]

@@remix4098 do you know what a sub compact is?

[@Bacteriophagebs]

Not to mention that people get murdered or "go missing" due to humans on that trail sometimes, too. I knew a trail guide in that area who would lend people a Hi-Point if they were going out there. I think it was as a backup for bow hunters, not hikers, but still, the point stands.

[@normtheteacher5485]

If the odds are small that I will die then I carry. Only if the odds are absolute zero then I may consider not carrying. Since the odds are never zero I always carry.

[@normtheteacher5485]

@@remix4098 good suggestion. I carry a gun, wear a ballistic vest and body camera everywhere I go. The camera won't save me from an attacker but can save me in court. A camera is a witness that never lies.

[@bigblueglide8021]

He was kung fu fighting That man was fast as lightning In fact, the bear was really frightening But he fought with expert timing.

[@b.a.lineman7582]

That bear climbed back up that rock with the QUICKNESS 😲

[@Covert_Arrangements]

@@b.a.lineman7582 yeah that’s why I don’t underestimate them. Unfortunately a lot of people do especially black bear. I just have to remember that sure he may have cute ears and all but that big a$$ bear has the agility of a mountain lion so I’m gonna keep my distance 😆

[@mofopopo437]

Copy right infringement....lol

[@josedorsaith5261]

@@b.a.lineman7582 Wait until you see them climbing trees. They run vertically

[@FloridaManConstruction]

😂😂😂

[@Covert_Arrangements]

Oh boy! I would be forced to Bear Arms 😂 🐻

[@deathbat8738]

🤣 nice

[@angeldesigns1385]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 predictable, but🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thetest8777]

But can u bear 🐻 it in Japan?

[@doug9990]

Eye Roll!

[@GTfromAG]

It's just the "Bear Necessities" of life😅.

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

I used to haul water for the oilfield in my area. Normally the biggest cats we have in the area is a bobcat but occasionally a mountain lion will wander into the area. We were generally barred from carrying firearms while working because we were on private property and the landowners didn’t allow it. They made an exception when the mountain lion was reported. Luckily the mountain lion left the area but it could have ended badly.

[@luisfelix7989]

I disagree!! You, a gun, a lion? Yummy!!! Good meat!!

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

@@luisfelix7989 I’ve never eaten mountain lion, but in the dark, in the middle of nowhere, the lion has the advantage and I never had to find out if I could beat a lion.

[@rem700sniperplaystationnet9]

2 words. Pocket rocket. Get a lil Walther P22 and stick it in your pocket and tell noone it's there.

[@vitodelorto1796]

that guy came closer to being food, without becoming food, than anyone has ever come to being food, and getting to post it😂

[@andrehooker3229]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BrassBashers]

Idk man I've seen some videos of wild hogs attacking people, if you die in the woods to one of them you will most certainly be food.... Maybe not while you're alive but still...

[@BoomShakalaka777]

Have you seen the mountain lion stalking the guy in Utah?

[@vitodelorto1796]

@@BrassBashers you're right. A hog will kill you for fun. Then you will be food😂 That bear will eat all the good meat off of you, kicken and screaming the whole way!

[@vitodelorto1796]

@@BoomShakalaka777 I just saw one, where the guy shot at the lion, a few times. Never hit him, but made him turn around and think😂 I hunt in bobcat and lion turf. I think about that. I don't fear it, because I have never heard of an attack. They are still there. I like to think, if that was ever me, that cat would become sausage and get mounted😂 I was glad to see that cat back up and have the opportunity to trot away. If they are not killing, they are starving. God made them and nature needs them. Tough boat for those awesome killers.

[@zacharyballif3212]

Also former Japanese Prime Minister Abe was murdered by a man with a homemade shotgun. From what I saw in the video it look like the first shot had missed him but because the security hesitated the murder was able to get off another shot and this one was fatal. Along with that they are currently facing a hostile communist enemy. How do they expect to fend off a potential invasion when hardly any of the civilians have even handled a weapon?

[@killpidone]

You can ban bullets but you can't ban these balls

[@cwu34]

The funny thing is that Abe’s bodyguard did not even realized Abe was shot at very beginning till second shot…

[@peterruiz6117]

The last thing a totalitarian government thinks about is the welfare of the people. Thats why total control comes first. Invasion ?....America, HELP !!

[@dootpooter4740]

@@cwu34 or, alternatively, he was paid to look the other way so the hit was successful.

[@TheMsdos25]

Japan can count on their western allies to back them up at least (and there is a movement to re-militarize there too I think). Really Taiwan are the ones that should have respected the right to bear arms.

[@rictor8252]

Just this past weekend, a local Utah kid and his friends went shed hunting and one of them was mauled by a bear (survived) . Case and point, stay alert, stay safe.

[@hubriswonk]

Even the bears don't care for Mormons.

[@feetoorourke]

I thought that was Wyoming

[@glennwatson3313]

Did they catch any shed?

[@TheGobblersGetback]

I actually thought this was that video!…😂😂😂

[@douglassmith6872]

@@glennwatson3313 Nope It was a Tuff Shed

[@muddygupps4330]

Thank you Mr. Noir for looking out for our citizens. You are much appreciated.

[@billalumni7760]

What is not commonly known outside Japan is that the police can also enter any home whenever, no warrant needed. They can also detain someone indefinitely without a trial. Exactly govt abuses the 2nd is designed to prevent.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

That detention part is why their "confession" rate is ridiculously high. "Hey, you can stay here forever or you can confess and we'll be lenient." You know, the line American cops try to use that only works on idiots who don't know their rights. Japan's conviction rate is 99%, mostly from "confessions." But I'm sure all of them are legit...right?

[@Horde334]

@@Bacteriophagebs I remember watching a video on why foreigners get arrested in japan so often and the sad part is the guy was praising the system too cause you know he lives there and he's gotta make japan look "inviting" still cause the best way to sum up his video is "don't be white or a tourist in japan cause any mistake little or small you'll be arrested and forced to confess" hell the videos comment section was loaded with japanese essentially saying "foreigners stay out of japan your not welcome here" makes you really question why people love to romanticize japan as a whole. Then again like you and the original poster have established is the Japanese government is overbearing and your always walking on egg shells with their laws.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

@@Horde334 I think people romanticize Japan for two reasons: 1) we get a lot of entertainment from there. Since around 2016, Japanese manga have outsold American comics in America by such a huge margin that any one of the top 3 manga titles outsold the _entire American comics industry combined._ Then there's anime, which is even bigger. The other reason is that the "Far East" is and always has been exotic and interesting, and Japan is one of the few nations there that have all the comforts and technology we have, if not better, while also having a ton of history. And for the record, Japanese people don't necessarily hate foreigners/white people, they mostly just hate tourists and military, people who refuse to conform to their customs and generally act very rude by their standards. If you speak Japanese and follow their customs and behaviors, most of them will like you, and if you speak Japanese fluently, they will LOVE you because it's like they've converted you to their side. Of course, unless they actually know you, even if you speak fluent Japanese, they'll assume you're a "gaijin" tourist.

[@stevengonzalvez1557]

In the UK/US they need a warrant but, since they kill suspects outside, they don't really need to enter homes. Good luck defending your home from an assault by armed police. You will not be typing many comments online after that. Yeah, if law enforcement appears abusive to you, go ahead and shoot them, that will be a really sensible course of action. Just be ready for the consequences.

[@garymessina1609]

People need to protect themselves thanks Colion great video

[@PG-3462]

You're millions of times more likely of being killed by a gun in the USA than by a bear, but you can think whatever you want if it makes you feel safe 🙃

[@urielmartinez2161]

@@PG-3462 you are also millions of times more able to defend yourself from any attack

[@PG-3462]

@@urielmartinez2161 Actually not so much. Bears are not hunters, and in 99,99% of cases they are not aggressive. They will only attack if they don't hear you coming and that you end up face to face with them while they were doing something else, most likely eating. They will only attack of they feel like they can't flee. Thus, you most likely won't even have time to reach your weapon before the bear attacks you. Most bear attacks are actually done against hunters, who are obviously carrying a weapon. Bears are more likely to attack hunters as hunters generally don't make noise and hide their scent. If you don't want to be attacked by a bear, you can do any of the following: walking in group, as the sound will tell bears you're coming miles away. If you want to hike alone, then do some noise once in a while and avoid early spring while cubs are still very young I live in a place where there are tons of bears and I've encountered them many times. Every time, all you have to do is announce your presence by talking softly and then they leave. As I said in a previous comment, they are as scared of us as we're scared of them.

[@urielmartinez2161]

@@PG-3462 I'm not talking exclusively about bears lol

[@PG-3462]

@@urielmartinez2161 Well the US as a whole is a proof that it is false. Even when anyone can carry weapons anywhere, it doesn't stop criminals. It just makes them more violent, because to succeed their crime they must attack first before their victim has time to defend himself. There are far more violent crimes in the US than in any other developped country. There are more school shootings in one single year in the USA than all other developped countries combined had during the last 10 years. As I said, you can think whatever you want if it makes you feel safe, but in reality it doesn't.

[@russell7386]

In Alaska we call hippies on bikes “Meals on wheels”!

[@jeorgedavid3239]

Lol 😆 🤣

[@kyze8284]

Two jaguars in a tree, “Alright Bob, sit right here on this branch and when they come around the corner jump down and roar. The look on their faces is priceless.”

[@Tatteredghost96]

I swear Colion u have said everything i have been thinkin and feeling for years! Everyone tells you not to do something until it happens to them

[@rileyfahl9787]

The deer may not be wearing Kevlar but bears typically have a KOS policy if they feel threatened. FJB

[@billylove7008]

Come on man! You must not only be a lousy shot but a lousy fighter. What this guy showed is if you learn dadadadada kung fu you can take a bear out. Joe didn’t need a gun to handle corn pop…

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

And feed 'em turnips... 2 big hairy ones...

[@furtrapper11]

You can have any kind of gun you want in Japan if you join a gun club like the Yakuza

[@cyclonebuzz8172]

Yeah a few years ago one yakuza shot up another group of yakuza with a m16 pistol.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

Well, only if you're a "premium" member. New members are still stuck with bats and knives, but after a few years you might get yourself a Tokarev or even a Beretta. When you have to smuggle your guns in, you don't give 'em to just any muscle-head.

[@dthomaswilliamson33]

That guy showed quick reflexes and knowledge. He yelled loudly and did not slap at the bear he was throwing fists and he won that fight hanging from a cliff, salute to him he deserves to hike another day

[@chriscarnes87]

He won that fight because of the cliff.

[@schrodinger6741]

@@chriscarnes87 it’s over bear I have the high ground

[@OddZodd]

@@chriscarnes87 He had the high ground

[@nadirthebottomrock6706]

@@chriscarnes87 the ground was really high.

[@chriscarnes87]

@@OddZodd The bear actually had the high ground first, but screwed it up.

[@kdmatthews7986]

100% facts sir, I'm an ex-felon with restored rights after 11 years. I completed 1st offender act and I can without a doubt felons get their firearms illegally through various means. keep up the awesome work and truthful content. all the way from coastal Georgia

[@RadDadisRad]

I’m not a felon and I don’t have gun rights. 🤷🏻‍♂️ doesn’t stop me from getting a gun.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

@@RadDadisRad gun laws only restrict those who follow the law, obviously. Hence the saying "when you make guns illegal only criminals have them".

[@brianmccarthy5557]

Congratulations on reforming your life. Having many friends over the years who were in your position I know it's a hard road. Everybody I know who succeeded became a Christian of some type. Keep following the hard and narrow path. We're on your side and, more importantly, so is God.

[@TyrantExterminator1776]

I KNOW You're PROUD, but THE CONSTITUTION DOES NOT SAY ANYWHERE JUST Because YOU HAVE A HUMAN GIVEN CRIMINAL TITLE that ONCE YOUR DEBT TO SOCIETY is PAID that YOU LOSE YOUR RIGHTS FOREVER. MEANING, these SATANIC NAZI WANNABE POWER HAPPY CONTROL FREAK HUMAN GIVEN government JOB TITLED TERRORIST TYRANT CRIMINALS HAVE and HAD NO RIGHT TAKING YOUR RIGHTS, PERIOD. AND THE LITTLE FAKE HUMAN WANNABE TYRANNICAL CONTROL INFRINGING BULLSHIT IS GOING TO FING STOP, I CAN PROMISE YOU THAT

[@jasoncolson3100]

@@theKashConnoisseur This is so wrong headed. Gun (& any other bearable weapon) "laws" are actually tyrannical violations of the inalienable right to self preservation, & those who follow such "laws" are not "law abiding citizens", but actually tyranny abiding traitors to themselves & their fellow countrymen. This goes double for citizens of the United States, where this particular inalienable right is unambiguously enshrined in our constitution. Hence, the saying should be: "when you try to make guns illegal, you are a criminal for attempting to abridge an inalienable right". Not obeying a "law" that violates a fundamental right does not make one a criminal. This doesn't mean that one getting caught with a weapon that a governmental body has forbidden is not without consequences, it can certainly make one's life difficult. However, being declared a criminal by a tyrannical entity does not make the declaration so.

[@majorpayne8373]

The bear didn't hurt him. I'm glad he didn't have a gun. It looked more like a cub that wanted to play. "If there was a war between bears and man, I would side with the bears." - John Muir

[@Kracker_tools]

Got something for you!!!DM !!!!.

[@destinytroll1374]

Excellent point as always! I carry a 10 mm pistol with 15 plus rounds in it quite regularly here in Alaska. Dealing with grizzly bears is just part of life. If my wife and I go tramping off the beaten path any significant distance we also bring 45-70 rifles. Black bears, grizzly bears sometimes up to a thousand pounds, moose that run over 45 mph and way close to a ton, wolverines, large packs of wolves and coyotes, angry wild lynx, not to mention the potential of running into unfriendly people far away from any potential help or witnesses! Things get crazy out here sometimes, luckily alaskans are heavily armed and competent. Ready to deal with whatever we have to.

[@albinoman13bt]

A friend and I went across the Cook Inlet to go clamming and brown bear walked up to about 20 ft away from us. Forgot my 44, no bear spray along even, stuck waiting for the tide to come in. We made a helluva ruckus banging clam guns together and even brandished some flares. That bear barely even cared. Just gave us a little bit wider berth. We're under no illusions that we would stand a chance if it decided to attack. Not gonna make that mistake again.

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

In Jawjuh we stay that way too...

[@normtheteacher5485]

I give Alakska a thumbs up.

[@normtheteacher5485]

@@albinoman13bt You pack that 44 next time. I have one myself...a Taurus model 44 revolver. Might even want to carry a 500 with the 44 as a backup. Im considering that myself but $1400 is a lot for me on social security.

[@Bigdaddyslasher]

Aww the bear just wants a hug

[@JohnDoe-qz1ql]

YeaH and then a taste of lunch.

[@superscuba73]

...or a snack lol.

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

@@JohnDoe-qz1ql Berry production was low this year. Needed a protein boost! 👲

[@deucedeuce1572]

For real. He wasn't just physically abusive to that bear. He was totally emotionally abusive too.

[@JohnDoe-qz1ql]

@@diaperjoeisaped1723 🐶🍴🍖

[@DustenR1990]

Never enter the woods without a sidearm

[@tacticaloutdoors7553]

I carry a 9mm everyday in town but when I go outdoors I bump it up to 10mm

[@moe4him673]

Or Bear 🐻 Spray

[@ima8533]

I mean it is illegal in all u.s National parks

[@nil981]

I'd just carry a big ass knife.

[@lloydlloyd3236]

@@tacticaloutdoors7553 same but I also carry a rifle in the woods

[@jamestalbot6916]

completely, accurate. It is all too rare I think that people explain guns and defending your life so well.

[@andrewkeeton3627]

That was fkn terrifying and a good reminder to always 100% carry if you can in the woods, holy shit

[@John-Adams-Can]

I live in bear territory in 🇨🇦 and went thru everything you described to own a handgun, which....I cannot use to protect myself on our own property. Not only that, our govt is going to eventually remove those as well

[@sway696]

Ya they are really sticking it to you all up there.😒 hang in there brother.

[@kayc7442]

Until there is a war. Then they will hand out AKs like candy on Halloween

[@edmundcharles5278]

So no right to self-defense but then you have to pay taxes and do everything that the gov tells you to do! Sounds like Feudalism all over again!

[@lloydlloyd3236]

@@kayc7442 yup, they're so against us having them then as soon as they're are threatening by another country they immediately give us guns, just look at Ukraine for example

[@GenXMafia]

Only if you give it up….SO DON’T!

[@coryjanko]

Be it 2 or 4-legged, threats to our own individual health and safety exist. Sometimes, just around the proverbial corner. It comes down to 2 choices: 1: be armed & ready. 2: have nothing, and submit yourself to whatever comes your way. As for me, I’ll take my chances with being armed, trained, and ready for whatever may come.

[@akanji8285]

To be fair the last place id expect to need a gun would be mid mountain climb

[@I_am_ENSanity]

Just another example as to why we can never give up our guns.

[@Arsity]

Human: We have a right to bear arms! Bear: We have a right to human arms! 😈

[@setaside77]

😆

[@codya5333]

Love it

[@outli3r692]

😂😂😂

[@Lambsear565]

Just ask Timothy treadwill

[@shainshartershwate7421]

@@Lambsear565 that was a bullshit cover up. Treadwell was killed by a group of bigfoot.

[@stephenhood2948]

Man that was terrifying!! I cant imagine that happening. Guy did a solid job staying alive though. Luckily it attacked when he was on those rocks, he was able to use its weight against it. If that had happened on level ground that guy was starring in The Revenant 2. Crazy!!!

[@martymonaco1255]

EXACTLY, Colion! I wonder if those 2 wrestlers that got attacked by a grizzly recently had a gun. Hmmm. I always carry (+P, too) when I go to the outdoors.

[@eriesniper]

The guy is lucky to be alive.

[@Jota-rc8yq]

It must have been a noob bear, usually he who has the high ground emerges victorious.

[@Latinblood59]

@@Jota-rc8yq a “noob” bear yo?! Lmfaao 🤣💀

[@nv8409]

I saw this story the other day on Not the Bee, and my first thought was "that's terrifying", then my second thought was "why the heck doesn't he have a gun" (I would). Thanks for explaining, I just assumed he was in CA or MA.

[@5smoothstonesproject740]

Pray for my nephew's wife and his one-year-old son. He died in Arlington Police Academy. Thank you for sharing

[@BertieW0oster]

Quite a coincidence for me that you released a bear defense video this particular weekend... because I was hiking all weekend in an area with a high bear population myself. But, I was armed with my 6.5" S&W Model 29-2 in a shoulder holster! I LOVE America!

[@Saber23]

The gun is good America as a whole is shit

[@christophersanders5780]

You will never find me anywhere I can't carry in the wild.

[@dashcammer4322]

Correct, I just don't go anywhere unarmed unless I absolutely have to be there.

[@TheGlobalTravelr]

Great points Colion! Just because Japan has very restricted gun issues, the general public doesn’t hear about the killings by other sources.

[@kurt1391]

To be fair, these are really rare and are perpetrated by insane individuals. Japanese society is very tight, and people just don't commit crimes very often. That is why the idea that "Japan bans guns and look how safe it is" doesn't translate to Chicago or any other part of the US. If Japan allowed guns, killings probably wouldn't go up or down. It's the people, not the tool.

[@KBoon]

@@kurt1391 I would expect very low gun crime and overall crime rate even with guns everywhere in Japan.

[@therealdeal3837]

@@KBoon lol

[@M33f3r]

Usa has a feral sub 80 iq minority problem. When you remove that it’s safer than anywhere else. An armed society is a polite society if the people have the ability to have foresight of not wanting to get shot

[@therealdeal3837]

@@M33f3r lolll

[@mkultra5088]

Gun or no gun, that guy handled that bear like a G! Brovo to him for being able to tell his grand kids about the time he faught a bear and won with nothing but his hands and feet !

[@thewordman6013]

And a video to back his story...

[@domingofung]

Handled that baby bear* Fixed it for you 😆

[@xenn4985]

@@domingofung yeah, a baby BEAR!!

[@stopyouneedhelp6115]

@@domingofung it was a mama bear

[@timbur2711]

Lol you try to take away from that man’s fight but you probably wouldn’t even be able to handle a mere dog attack on the street lmao

[@TheLonster59]

I wish I could hit the like button a hundred times my friend. Spot on !!!

[@ensporium8857]

He went out looking for some physical recreation and definitely got a lifetime supply 💯

[@ericsfishingadventures4433]

And I'm sure he had to buy some new pants as well! I would in that situation!

[@kyze8284]

In the wise words of a blue octopus… “I wanna go home now…”

[@JohnDoe-qw4gc]

Bear attacks are quite common in some parts of Japan precisely because humans offer almost no resistance. Of course, Japan has no guns because we so effectively beat down one of the toughest, most martial countries ever, essentially turning the entire country into eunuchs. Same with Germany.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

Well, to be fair, that's what they got for losing the 2nd World War.

[@ohsweetmystery]

Being half-asian, I agree. They are THE most conformist race and if told to be eunuchs, the majority will want to be eunuchs. And the Germans have always just loved being told what to do.

[@wood-wheel-wizard]

It’s how we keep our #1 spot 🇺🇸 id rather them be eunuchs, than us.

[@randlebrowne2048]

Japan has *never* had a tradition of arming civilians. This isn't just a post-WWII thing. The aftermath of the war just meant that their *military* got massively down-sized (which is being changed now, with China becoming more of a threat).

[@transtubular]

The peasants have never been allowed to have guns because the rulers realized a bunch of peasants with guns could over throw them. Since Japan was very xenophobic back in the early days of guns becoming a thing and no local smiths really existed, the peasants never had their own guns.

[@mazikolla4339]

Americans: Bans civilians from owning guns in Japan Also Americans: Why doesn’t Japan allow guns?

[@leonardwei3914]

TBF, Japan had a history of restricting the individual right to bear arms prior to their defeat at the end of WWII. Arguable going back to the 16th century with Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the feudal lord that restricted arms from peasants in an attempt to unify and consolidate control over Japan.

[@mazikolla4339]

@@leonardwei3914 Nope. You’re talking about the brief “katanagari” that happened during Hideyoshi’s short rule. Civilian’s owning firearms only became strict after ww2. Even the Edo period and Imperial Japan was alot more loose when it came to firearms. During the Edo period, civilians owning firearms for protection(用心鉄砲) or to keep wild animals away from farms was allowed to some degree. Some provinces even had peasants owning more firearms than the ruling samurai class did. It mostly stayed this way until the Meiji restoration when minor restrictions were introduced. The restriction that was introduced in the Meiji period was the official categorization between military firearms and civilian firearms. Rifles that became no longer in service by the military such as the Murata rifle became accessible to the civilians. They were sometimes converted into shotguns and were popular among Matagi hunters and Ainus. Hell, even the mailman during Imperial Japan was required to carry a handgun while working. Majority of these civilian firearms were taken away due to the “demilitarization” process during the US occupation, followed by them imposing strict firearms law against Japanese civilians.

[@leonardwei3914]

@@mazikolla4339 I never said Japan's restrictions on civilian firearms ownership was universal and total. Only that Japan had a history of doing it even prior to the end of WWII, which you even pointed out. But the current post WW2 disarmaments restrictions on firearms in Japan was passed by (and updated) by the civilian government in 1958, not "the Americans".

[@mazikolla4339]

@@leonardwei3914 Again, nope. The current Japanese stance on civilian firearms stems from the “Americans” in June 15, 1946 when SCAP(or the so called GHQ) ordered the confiscation of firearms from Japanese civilians(銃砲等所持禁止令) that was given as 昭和21年勅令第300号. In other words, its the “Americans” that implemented strict gun laws in Japan. Lets not try fabricating history.

[@leonardwei3914]

@@mazikolla4339 Nope. The current weapons restrictions law in Japan is the Firearms Possession Control Law (Lit The Act to Ban the Possession of Guns, Cannons, Swords 銃砲刀剣類所持等取締法 , passed in 1958 and amended several times by the Japanese Diet. Let's not fabricate history and pretend Japan's civilian government believe in the individual right to bear arms.

[@FamilyWinn]

Note: The bear did NOT have a background check.

[@RODNEYSGARDENINGADVENTURES]

but was still baring arms as is his right

[@AmickRacing]

Ban assault bears! Haha

[@danwolf6076]

Maybe he should have asked the bear to stop, and let him run a background check on it!

[@weaponxnova6794]

You got to kind of give the guy props, not everyone can say they whooped the Bear's ass and live to tell about it with their bare hands

[@chrisanziano1781]

How about deaths not caused by guns. Example. The Sagamihara stabbings were committed on 26 July 2016 in Midori Ward, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan. Nineteen people were killed and twenty-six others were injured, thirteen severely, at a care home for disabled people.[1]

[@deadbrother5355]

I dont think he thought about that stuff until later. That is primal fear, and you don't think when that happens to you.

[@stealth4002]

Well said as always man! That dude is lucky. Keep up the good work!

[@je7647]

think id freeze up and get eaten if I was in that situation dude clearly hAS balls

[@kathy7124]

Well spoken sir ! Appreciate your videos Thanks again! And thanks for making me smile 😁

[@DonziGT230]

The guy didn't even have bear spray so it seems unlikely that he would have thought to carry a gun.

[@johntaranto29]

Maybe thats illegal too, like that girl in Denmark or somewhere who got charged for defending herself.

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

The speed of that attack would have prevented someone who wasn't highly trained from even going for the gun.

[@a.c.garcia9983]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that checks his mail armed.

[@RPG-oh1yf]

No one looks more vulnerable than a dude who just woke up in slippers and PJ's holding a coffee... I don't even mow my grass unarmed.

[@artvandelay837]

@@RPG-oh1yf i think thats wise. If im out on my driveway detailing my car, I always have my pistol on me.

[@DDDYLN]

I have a gun on me every time I let my dog out at night.

[@DakarBlues]

@@RPG-oh1yf nope, one is at his most vulnerable when he is reigning on his white throne, his butt in the wind 🤣

[@Fallensky17]

@@DDDYLN same, especially in the city. People walking is a red flag in my neighborhood.

[@FARLANDER762]

You forgot to mention he had to walk back with his pants fully loaded...

[@hunterfisher4876]

A appreciate how factual your videos are. Thank you for getting reality out to the " social" Media.

[@domosrage5434]

Yes yes yes, Thank you Colion for covering these incidences more. Its a topic that is often glossed over and one that I personally believe is the key to getting our rights back! Please keep at it until this is an example that pops up in everyone's head right next to defense from tyranny.

[@AngelofDeath1431]

Where are you located that you don't have rights?

[@domosrage5434]

@@AngelofDeath1431 California. And before anyone says anything, no I'm not going to move.

[@AngelofDeath1431]

@@domosrage5434 My apologies! I assumed you were outside of these United States. I was in California for 9 years while in the service during the 1980's when it was a great place to be. If I had stayed, I'd like to think that maybe it wouldn't have changed (you know, small pebble in a stream can become a torrent). I believe Florida would welcome you!

[@domosrage5434]

@@AngelofDeath1431 Florida is pretty nice, but theres a lot to keep me here in Cali. I'd rather attempt to stick it through and see if we can turn some things around.

[@AngelofDeath1431]

@@domosrage5434 I applaud your perseverance. Please try to bring it back to its former glory where people would be happy (and proud) to call home, and that the rest of the country would love to vacation in AGAIN! Good luck!!!

[@wambutu7679]

I used to hike in rural Alaska. Although at the time I didn't want to own a gun. But borrowed my friends 45. I didn't borrow it till I felt I was properly trained and familiar with the pistol. I also didn't hike till I could safely carry that gun. Never had to use it. Didn't even need to take it out. But never hiked a step without it.

[@buckskinlady]

There was a bear attack not to long ago here in Cody, Wyoming. The 2 guys only had bear spray and no firearms, very lucky to be alive.

[@ltdc426]

I'm OK with bear spray as long as it can be totally accessed and operated with my off hand. Because my strong hand will be holding the .44 mag.

[@ShastaBean]

You mean the two wrestlers this past weekend? I didn't see any mention of using spray...just that the one jumped on it when it attacked the friend...and then it came back for a 2nd try. Got pretty scarred up, but yes, lucky to live.

[@ltdc426]

@@ShastaBean nope, just commenting on my idea of carrying spray.

[@ShastaBean]

@@ltdc426 my reply was meant for the OP who said they had spray. I've watched and read a few reports, and there was no mention I heard of it. There may have been some other attack in that area, though or the reports I saw just are slackers. Spray is definitely a good start, but yes - I'm with you on the .44...although I'd opt for my 10mm. But a .44 can be effective if you are able to get the job done with 5, 6, 7 or 8 rounds.

[@ltdc426]

@@ShastaBean oops, I see that now.

[@mattscheufele9084]

Around 2.5 months ago i moved up here to alaska, and let me tell you i dont even go to the outhouse without my gun

[@JugglesGrenades]

Exactly. I live in rural South Carolina. I have walked out the front door, to find a wild (feral) hog in my front yard.

[@wizardboy724]

Literally was just telling my friends i will not go hiking without a gun

[@jackkrueger4150]

I hadn’t even thought about the walk back. THAT would have been terrifying

[@Spaceman-on9cg]

"So anyway, that's when I started blastin'."

[@noellachance6098]

I love the way you address these issues so clearly and simply Colion. Preach on!!! - Noel LaChance, JD

[@rodneyferguson446]

We used to have a Black Bear Season here in Leon County Texas but now they are on our Endangered Species List. My Dad told me back when he was young in the '40's, you'd see them around our place but they never took any and most of the time the bear just ran away. He said anybody that didn't know better would see them and and say how cute they were since they were so small but what they didn't notice were the 2"-3" long front claws And my Friends and most of my Family think I'm "Paranoid" for carrying 24/7, LOL!

[@bintjbeil7892]

Finished with my woman 'cause She couldn't help me with my mind People think I'm insane because I am frowning all the time All day long I think of things But nothing seems to satisfy Think I'll lose my mind If I don't find something to pacify Can you help me Occupy my brain? Oh yeah

[@kingjellybean9795]

Am I the only one who damn near pissed laughing watching that. I'm almost positive was hank hills half brother junichiro 😂

[@praisehim3288]

Spot on analysis Colion 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@andrewbarton9013]

Ii 2000 my boys and I moved from socal to Southern Utah We loved camping and hiking. I never carried a gun until we came upon a half eaten deer surrounded by Mt lion prints. I got my first hand gun the next day and I never go anywhere without one now.

[@setaside77]

Next day! Now I am sad because I still live in California 😔

[@vitodelorto1796]

crazy. He was screaming in perfect English😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JohnDoe-qz1ql]

Guy didn't say a word!!

[@kayc7442]

Scared so badly he learned a new language 🤣

[@Agent-E]

The yelling had me hollering 😂

[@kylekyle8131]

@2:26, "You want all the guns".. That part killed me🤣 but so true!

[@kylerichards2270]

Colion Noir I'm guessing you didn't hear about the grizzly bear attack in Wyoming. It attacked two college students, they were carrying bear mace, the bear came out of no where apparently. Weird they were only carrying bear mace in Wyoming, right?

[@Jota-rc8yq]

I just looked it up and wow crazy story but none of the articles mentioned bear spray, they even quote the guy saying he physically wrestled the bear without using any defensive tools other than his fists.

[@hairydogstail]

We had another one in Montana attack a bird hunter who used his shotgun and handgun to scare him off..

[@kylerichards2270]

@@Jota-rc8yq I read one that said bear spray. News works that way some times. They want to be the first to report something and muddle the facts. This did just happen, so give it a few more days for all the facts to be figured out. Still a big question, of why these individuals not even one was capable and knowledgable of firearms?

[@kylerichards2270]

@@hairydogstail Some times that is all it takes is a warning shot. Still would rather have and not need, than to need and not have.

[@wasidanatsali6374]

Read Mark of the Grizzly. Every bear attack survivor in that book says the bear came out of nowhere and there was no time to deploy bear spray or draw a firearm. Most of them say they were not even aware of the bear until it made contact with their body. In fact, as you read each successive bear attack story a recurring theme becomes apparent, almost every grizzly attack starts with “upon entering a thicket”. There was a crazy story about a shed hunter attacked by a griz in WY a couple years ago. He said the griz came out of nowhere, bit him in the side puncturing the bear spray he had on his belt causing it to spew and the bear broke off the attack.

[@JRenardLeatherCo]

fun fact: i lived in Japan, and long guns (including shotguns) the weapon, ammo, AND firing pin have to be kept in separate safes. #NoThanks 🙅🏾‍♂️

[@LaSierraAcresQuailFarm]

wow, i have a friend who lived in osaka and he says its just about impossible to get a firearm, but he can get beer at vending machines no prob!

[@theriddlerUSA]

I thought I was the only one who carried a firearm to my mailbox. 👍

[@ce6654]

Not gonna lie, I was laughing throughout that whole video 🤣 😂 💀. I think this guy can consider himself lucky that he was attacked by a bear that was essentially the bear-equivalent of Kelso from 'That 70's Show'. 😆 🤣 😂

[@solomonnesby6281]

Plenty big enough

[@TwiztedHarlequin]

@@solomonnesby6281 True, but in compairson that one was rather tiny. There are bears out there that can be 3-4 times the size and weight of that one in the video. Shit is terrifying.

[@stevehastey2886]

Ow my eye

[@ce6654]

@@stevehastey2886 that was my exact first thought hahaha

[@kennedymedina4234]

That fucking bear is literally 4’11 lmao miss me with scared shit

[@deucedeuce1572]

He fought that bear off like a CHAMP! Thank God he was where he was and that he got the high ground. Had this happened on flat ground, I don't think he would have had a shot. (link in reply below to original video).

[@deucedeuce1572]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWfGo2mDZ56teKc Link to original bear attack video.

[@marcusinfestus1333]

Literally every time I play skyrim

[@trollimusprime8521]

Lmao

[@adrianjuarez1162]

Me having different weapons in Skyrim just in case I get jumped by stormcloaks.

[@ghostofjoseywales1983]

Watch the skies traveler...Oh yeah, and the bears.

[@justaname109]

I’m regularly armed when I hike and camp, but honestly, I think some bear spray would have been the best defense here. High stress situation, while climbing wouldn’t make for the safest scenario to discharge a firearm. My dad found that out while we were hiking. We came upon 5 rattlesnakes right in the middle of a rock decent. He pulled out his 22 and shot. It ricochet off the rock and ended up in the palm of his left hand, leaving us in the middle of the forest with a round lodged in his hand

[@pambennett8967]

Recently a mama remains were discovered with an empty can of spray

[@danshea9754]

Dude, that was crazy as hell

[@chrisflocco8084]

Thank you for being on the side of common sense.

[@genericdude6551]

Very good points Colion. Like you said, that guy is lucky to be alive today. I just heard of a grizzly bear attack on 2 guys in Wyoming where all they had was bear spray which they were unable to deploy. They were lucky that they survived the attack but they ended up in the hospital.

[@timothysmith6884]

Holy Hell! I for sure would have filled my pants. Our next 3-Gun tournament needs to have bear silhouettes. Also... your message is spot on!

[@cerealchild166]

When you said he was glad he didn't have a gun, I lmao!!! Thank you!!!!

[@GeorgeSmith-sb6xs]

Hey In Canada we can’t carry a handgun into the bush legally for a hike either buddy. We just ask the bear to stop attacking politely.

[@texasbeast239]

So soorry, but would you mind stopping that, eh, you hoser?

[@markbenge563]

Amen to that brother you are so right again. God bless all you say and do for all law abiding citizens. It’s time to vote these clowns out of power. Great content again buddy. Mark from Tennessee. 👍👍

[@glennlariva6896]

Mr. Noir, another great argument on your part. Human beings have the natural right to defend themselves against all predators whether they be four legged or two. Thank you.