Beautiful Yellowstone Spring Hike in God's Amazing Creation

[@joanlajara3939]

Stan, you make us feel like we are on the hike with you!! Thx so much! It is God’s country!!❤️

[@therandom4648]

Always love your videos. Thanks for picking up someone else's trash. I don't have much respect for people like that!

[@shawnblack1011]

Thank for continuing to making it better then others that have left it!

[@barbaraberrier8840]

Such beauty. Loved seeing the baby moose. We're the Hawks probably a pair? Sorry you have to pick up trash of uncaring, careless, disrespectful people. Thanks for sharing God's beautiful creation.

[@624Mike]

Beautiful. Was in Yellowstone 2 weeks ago. Had the pleasure of seeing a grizzly with 2 cubs. Thanks for being a great voice for God's wonderful creation.

[@patbateman8675]

Thanks Stan! I look forward to all your posts. Headed to the park on the 14th . Going by myself and really looking forward to spending time just appreciating and taking in all of God's beautiful creations.

[@exconway]

That baby moose is so darned cute!

[@JimL2883]

It’s great seeing you give glory to God. So many adventurous people do not thank God for what He allows them to see. Keep up the good work.

[@ervinslens]

Such a lovely scenery my friend, gorgeous work!

[@maslina4567]

What a privilege to experience God's majesty in His creation! I appreciate you giving Him the honour every time.

[@TrekkerPat]

Amen!

[@deew7014]

Thank you for being a good steward of God’s creation

[@heinrichreisich8889]

Wow Amazing,The Earth is full of the Glory of God,Thank you ,very beautyfull❤

[@tess4-2]

What a lovely video, with an intimacy and tenderness for nature, much needed in the world we have hurt so much. Thank you for showing the way.

[@wandahale8118]

Goodness. Can't imagine the amount of trash you found that day. Thanks for carrying it out.

[@ColinHayes-k6n]

Thanks for sharing your hikes, thanks for caring for the environment in all the ways you do. Such a special place.

[@ellp152]

Finding that balloon on the string is a perfect example of why it’s a crappy idea to just release and what really happens! Humans the Worst most destructive species on Earth 😢 OH that baby Moose 🫎 melts my heart! ❤ Thank you for sharing your adventures ❤

[@teresabarbao8593]

Nice springtime hike, loved seeing the baby with her mama moose ! She fits right under her body , keeps up with her too. The elk were so relaxed enjoying the morning, the bear dogs were pretty fresh looking . Seeing bear tracks always great . Thank you for a wonderful day in the park!!!

[@luckyotter623]

Thank you for making these videos, and thank you for removing the trash that inconsiderate humans leave behind. You shouldn't have to do that, but it's needed. Thank you.

[@jameswalker9002]

Thanks for sharing beautiful Yellowstone with us. God is amazing in His creation.

[@karledman4625]

Thanks for sharing the video. It was great to see what God creates in the spring.

[@jolenecreech7648]

I would really like to believe that some of the human garbage you are picking up out there is unbeknown to the person who discarded it. Walking poles will eventually disintegrate, water bottles and trash bags fall out of the hikers’ bags. Hikers that go deeper into the park, away from the crowds in the touristy areas, have more respect . Don’t you think? Gosh, I hope I am right. I need to believe there is still “good” in the world. The mama moose and her baby were absolutely breathtaking. Thank you, Stan. I so appreciate your treks out into such a glorious park. Yellowstone will always be my favorite! ❤️

[@TrekkerPat]

@@jolenecreech7648 I agree, no doubt the hiking pole pieces fell off unbeknownst to hiker, same with gloves. Stan did a great service by picking them up and so should we when hiking. I do.

[@robmills7611]

Yeah springtime in the National Parks and wilderness areas is always such an amazing life-affirming time!

[@jago76]

Great wildlife . Thanks for cleaning up for the clueless ones.

[@jamesbonner5989]

Beautiful day in the park. Thanks

[@MoutainGuyAdventures]

God creation is awesome. Thanks for sharing. I’ll be in YNP in a few weeks again. Can’t wait. Another good vid. 👍👍

[@TheGiantAdventurer]

Sure is good to see moose in the park. We saw some between Tower Junction and Mammoth, then between Lamar and Cooke. ❤

[@BuetifullPersun]

Wonderful

[@QuintessentialKeygirl]

Hi Stan good to see you on here and thanks for another great video!

[@janicericciuti9035]

Thanks Stan🐺🦊🦝🦬

[@vickiebrock356]

Thank you for sharing…

[@cocatfan]

No god, nature is beautiful on its own.

[@MsIncatrail]

God created the world and everything in it. The beauty that you see in it has been planted in your heart by God himself.

[@timberstoneacres]

There wasnt a hand in that glove right? 😂 the hat, the glove, the bear spray.. hope someone is okay! Gorgeous video love the baby moose

[@Chris_Peckham]

Great video, Stan, thank you. May I ask what trail you were hiking?

[@PaulAmdahl]

What he said, Yup

[@swainscheps]

Stan - I’ve seen multiple moose cows in Ystone and Colorado. And in your videos….so where are the Bullwinkles with the giant racks? 0:20 crazy how those elk sound just like grouse… 7:50 is that a golden eagle? Magnificent! A word about the trash - I get it, it’s easy to picture people discarding their plastic junk callously like in ‘Anchorman: Ron Burgundy’ - but with this trash? I’d say we’re probably dealing with carelessness more than callousness. (You really think somebody said ‘I’ve had it with his hat!!’ and threw it on the ground? Come on…) Will you swear to the heavens that any time a piece of *your* trekking pole breaks off mid-hike, that you’d notice it? Can you honestly say in your life nothing has ever fallen out of your pocket without knowing it? I would wager that in his many years of hiking, even Stan has *probably* dropped a lens cap or a granola bar wrapper **at least once** on accident. So we should all dismount our high horses. Pick it up, throw it out, move on. Accidents happen. Assume good intentions. People are people.

[@davidsuch8942]

They're all over the yellowstone area. I saw 3 bulls together last year.

[@sacredstonecards9051]

Stan, in your experience, how old was the baby moose? 😊

[@CR7_FTBL9]

nice content

[@ericcomp7032]

Imagine getting tree sap in bear fur... how would that ever come out?

[@bolleolympus]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@coastskyadventures2752]

Extremely sad to see so much trash in the park.

[@garyag45]

🦌🐻👍🤛🙏🦅🇺🇸

[@ericcomp7032]

could you lick up some ants for us? I'm a visual learner 🐜 thanks for sharing 😊

[@Mark.Brandenburg]

So much trash, a true shame

[@Oldsparkey]

it's a shame the animals can't go inside the homes of all those folks that litter and drop off their garbage.

[@dugfern]

Gen 12-3

[@vdpeer]

Are you not concerned about surprising a grizzly feeding on a carcass or a sow with cubs? I know you espouse walking quietly, but you don't have a "big stick" to paraphrase Teddy Roosevelt.