Bison Tosses Woman Out Of Her Pants - Natives React #24

[@canoslo6126]

A bison WITH a baby. She went up to a 1400 pound helicopter mom with horns to take a selfie??!?

[@laurenlaker]

Yep. She was THAT stupid

[@adriennegormley9358]

Trust me; too many tourists are that stupid. When we lived in Bozeman MT, many times Pg 1 of the local newsrag would have a story of tourist stupidity in Yellowstone. 1. Mom sees bear, says to kid, "Ooh, want a picture with Yogi" and sticks kid on bear's back. Bear mauls kid. 2. Toddler swinging toy and it goes sailing off into Grand Prismatic Spring; Dad runs out to grab toy to shut kid's crying up (and mom's nagging) and ends up parboiled. 3. One I saw on Fountain Flats (off main road behind lower geyser basin), guy with camera on tripod trots off into the middle of a bison herd to take photos. Mom said, "He's an idiot. Not staying here to watch him get gored." We left. 4. Tourist sees a bear cub near the cabin the family is staying at that night, goes Oooh and goes over to pet it. Mama Bear does as Mama Bears do and tourist ends up a casualty. You know, the usual stupid tourist tricks.

[@updownstate]

@@adriennegormley9358 I read once, don't know if it's true, that a woman spread peanut butter on her child's hand for bison to lick off, with predictable result. Don't know if this is true but it should be.

[@siamsasean]

@@adriennegormley9358 I'm just sorry these idjits don't pull these stunts Before they breed. That way they could Darwin Award themselves and help the future.

[@d.c.marsha9027]

Life is hard... its harder when you're stupid

[@joykind4258]

Bison lady: I miss my Jordache jeans. "Don't you mean gored ass jeans?"

[@cynthiabuttry6549]

That's the most hilarious comment!🤣🤣🤗😎

[@stevenickerson829]

Funny

[@johngililland6166]

🤣

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

😂👍🏻😂👍🏻

[@johngililland6166]

🤣🤣🤣

[@HEllis-qu5nn]

I love how the the bison is parading her jeans around on its horns like a trophy. Love these animals.

[@miriamcooper1320]

Apple bottom Jean's hooves with the fur... the whole clan was looking her.

[@michelewalburn4376]

You are funny. I like the way your brain works. Thanks for the laugh.

[@billybadass1002]

😭🤣

[@Catnipfumar]

She hit the ground! She got low low low 😹

[@normaforsyth7950]

You can carry that out too. "She hit the floor, next thing you know..." Keep going. :)

[@brandyaldrighetti6838]

😂😂😂

[@paranormalinpdx]

Think that Bison's name is Darwin & he demonstrated natural selection works

[@jeaniebird999]

I appreciate his efforts!

[@MarianDouglasUngaro]

😆 😂 😂 😷 There’s natural selection. Then there’s SELF selection. Otherwise known as self-owning. #LadyWithNoPants #Lady_Bison_Interaction #LadySelfOwnsWithBison #NativesReactVlogShow #ShitNOTtoDo_ #BisonMeetsAKaren #IndianCountry #NativesOnKZbin #KarenDemonstrates25YdsfromABISON

[@kathleenlake4555]

I am a big fan of the Darwin Awards

[@zeusathena26]

🤣🤣🤣👍 even better than the memes they showed.

[@andygrove4059]

No . . Karen waddled away

[@RickyJr46]

To paraphrase a USMC buddy, "It's funny until someone loses their pants, then it's hilarious!"

[@yveslaflute9228]

That stinks.

[@nancyjohnson5810]

lol your too funny 🤣😂

[@DARElove60]

As a fellow Indigenous person, I really like how you're using your platform to promote Indigenous made products. Outstanding! I'm now subscribed too. Thank you for having a channel like this.

[@blakesleyk.7166]

Yes. But, rather than their new blanket from Washington, how bout a Navajo rug! Nothing is more beautiful. Maybe from Toadlena?

[@dixietenbroeck8717]

@@blakesleyk.7166 I looked up that "blanket from Washington," & although the design is by Diné artist Jared Yazzie, the 100% wool blanket itself is not only out of stock, it was "imported," but doesn't say from where. I suppose having it made in the US or Canada (or Mexico, or even South America!) might be just too danged pricey! Even so, I don't think $203 is outrageous for what's being offered, but many would. It seems they tried hard to keep the price WAY down, which is sort of sad, but what with all the unemployment due to the pandemic I could see the reasons for doing so. Still.... The WebSite says they plan to restock the blanket in 2021.

[@auntiefan4202]

@@blakesleyk.7166 you might want to research the brand before you talk shit all over it. Disgusting.

[@slowpokebr549]

​@@blakesleyk.7166 I have family in Gila Bend and Phoenix, It's getting hard to get blankets without paying a fortune and a middle man. Grandma got most of hers back in the 60's and 70's. She bought them at fairs,rodeo's and community centers. She had enough of them that most of the grand kids got one. They've almost all been sold now. They caused a lot of family fights and grief which I'm sure would not please the Navajos that wove them.

[@brazenleaf360]

I wish they'd paid for it too.

[@evershade.after.dark.]

I'd like to keep hearing about native-owned businesses. If you listed six per video, that would help so many people. Someone like me might only hear about these businesses through your channel, and many of us would like to support them. 🙂

[@christinacody5845]

Very much so!

[@loveme77527]

Yes I would like to support too! The greed of my culture has ruined America!😔

[@Darkdemonoflite]

I second that!.

[@veronicacougar5687]

Amen to that, I'm ready to $pread $ome Love to talented native artists!

[@Powwows]

We have a directory of Native businesses here - www.powwows.com/shopnative

[@carolholder1145]

This old white lady LOVES you guys!!! I love how you make me laugh and lift up Native American entrepreneurs!

[@wendystewart5665]

Me too, just love these beautiful men and terrific humour ❤️❤️❤️

[@emilinebelle7811]

Wtf. I bet you don’t support your fellow people. I guess I’ll just continue buying white products. #YoureATraitor

[@TheSapphireSprit]

Another old white lady here that really enjoyed this video, looking forward to more content!

[@caw7007]

Another old white lady here…me too! Love and will be shopping at native businesses now! 💖🙏

[@drift_ah1518]

never sure why anyone has to introduce themselves using bigot laden adjectives - old white lady - why not just say, am a fan?

[@carolyncrider8217]

Levi can advertise that their pants hold up under Bison testing.

[@olympiaskye2324]

Yeah, but then more suicide Karens will run towards them with cameras! Hmm!

[@collinsfriend1]

HAHAHA

[@WashakadaSpirit]

ooops! Gitmo.life

[@kevingonzales1639]

How? They are schreaded

[@andygrove4059]

& 3 spins w a fat Karen

[@stellasole3720]

Oooof. She showed disrespect & was put in her place. Glad she's physically ok, hope she learnt her lesson.

[@lsieu]

And her lesson hopefully will be a lesson for any other silly arse humans.

[@ANIMOM1976]

@@lsieu Oh there's bound to be another moron 😔

[@lsieu]

Survey says? Oh, hell yes. :-) Hope for the best. Prepare for... reality.

[@andygrove4059]

She didn't

[@andygrove4059]

@@ANIMOM1976 they keep making more

[@faeriegirl42013]

It SO GOOD to see 8th Generation highlighted, and to speak about the commercialization of “native inspired” vs inspired natives making art. My brother and I just did a giveaway to our father of one of their blankets to celebrate his journey to being cancer free. Best episode I’ve seen yet! Keep doin’ what you’re doing.

[@annej5699]

I was gifted one of their blankets -- coziest wool I have ever felt!

[@yveslaflute9228]

Coca Cola natives? really? I grow purple popping corn, purple potatoes, many more ancient crops, and they drink Coca Cola, they must be natives...

[@kudzu_]

Where there's wild animals there's always that one person that thinks they're a disney princess.

[@prodigalson6166]

LMAO sometimes they are Watch "Found a Baby Bird and Sang to it." on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/oneUoHWdppqGd8k

[@prodigalson6166]

@Stephen Murphy Yup

[@ajb3214]

But I am a Disney princess...

[@Darkdemonoflite]

W.e But have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon?

[@lindamaemullins5151]

Stephen Murphy smh

[@screeningmimi]

Thoughts and prayers to the bison. He never asked for those Levis on his horns.

[@BlackCatTarotUSA]

I can only hope he managed to somehow work them off his horns. Perhaps not..maybe Bison wore them till they fell threadbare from his protective horns with elation & distinction..?

[@kookietherapy9398]

@@BlackCatTarotUSA Unfortunately, the forest service guys will probably dart the bison w some ungodly ketamine to take the jeans off its horn. Sucks.

[@robynperdieu3434]

I love that he just did enough to get her away from his family. He easily could have killed her.

[@mariag.8242]

That wasn’t a momma bison?

[@izzyc413]

@@BlackCatTarotUSA the bison wore them proud, like a warrior would wear a scalp...in the day.

[@vegpwrshlominator1873]

Was recommended Reservation dogs by a Native coworker and came across this channel. I’m not Native but really enjoy listening to you guys. Love the positivity and happiness that you guys have. And great guests!

[@TheMichaelStott]

All I could think of is that old 80s song. "You spin me right round Bison right round. Like a record Bison right round, round round"😜🐂

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

Great song! 👍🏻

[@pelicancovebeach2873]

🤣😂

[@BeingLifted]

Thanks for the tune that will undoubtedly stay in my mind all day! It was my favorite dance tune!

[@M0lew0man]

🤣

[@kevinmonasmith274]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@updownstate]

I sent this to my sister to cheer her up, she called me on the phone shrieking with laughter, then I was laughing all over again. Thank you, this one's a keeper.

[@dv6800]

Thank you for sharing these Native American businesses. I’m looking forward to supporting their businesses.

[@-oiiio-3993]

09:27 - "I'm stupid, but I'm not walk up to a buffalo stupid."

[@andygrove4059]

Have you ever had the urge to out stupid those around you ?

[@andygrove4059]

I have a bad reputation @ work

[@katzeartist5833]

That Bison was like 'Call me a Buffalo one more time!'

[@patrickisanavajo]

😅😂

[@aB-uo9cu]

Hahaha

[@Fyyt]

Lmfao

[@hermanlarry2118]

Lol

[@Darkdemonoflite]

@Boom Diggaty so how do they communicate Rob?

[@nmelkhunter1]

That lady is the definition of the Newton’s third law of physics. I think the minimum distance should be 50 yards. 25 yards is essentially a leap and bound for a bison, horse, elk etc! Great video guys!

[@_.WildMoonChild]

My brain is honestly STRUGGLING to understand, how anyone would think that it is a good idea to get that close to a Bison! 🥴

[@skletke7543]

Maybe she was stoned. Good thing she's ok though.

[@ApatheticBlogger]

@Dale Allen As a Canadian this has me SHOOK. Meese are murder machines, lol

[@miriamcooper1320]

Right!

[@claudballs2808]

Don't discourage stupid people practicing natural selection!

[@aprilcory3815]

Your supposed to drive through. A wonderful experience. Irresponsibility at its finest.

[@theruffhousedogs]

I kept looking for a native American channel, run by instead of just about. You guys are great.

[@melodyslocum2309]

Finally a native channel. With all the stress these days I need the humor!

[@blakesleyk.7166]

@@melodyslocum2309 Sweet, kind & funny. Have we ever needed this type of viewing more?

[@Birdbike719]

Check out Sierra Johnsons channel

[@gregorytaylor3146]

You know, I was driving across southern Colorado a couple years ago. I passed a sign that read "Buffalo Are Extremely Dangerous: Keep Out". A bit farther and I drove past a bull that was standing near the fence chewing and giving me the stink eye - at eye level - from where I was sitting in my Peterbilt 579...

[@christwarrior8899]

I hear ya, first time i drove truck in Montana, I saw a huge moose on the side of the highway, i slowed down and straddled the zipper, i gave him most of the road, i was in awe of that animal. I was warned not to blow my air horn at them or they will attack. He also was at eye level............Prayers for you and your's 😇🕊

[@gregorytaylor3146]

@@christwarrior8899 And you and yours. Yea, the horn is the universal deer family for "Hey! A$$hole! Come out and fight!" I saw a buck near Indianapolis almost take out a car that honked at him. Driver was alright - except for his pants - the buck missed him by about 3 inches ...

[@christwarrior8899]

@@gregorytaylor3146 Hahaha.....i bet that was a sight to see 😇

[@gregorytaylor3146]

@@christwarrior8899 One badly scared Hoosier

[@christwarrior8899]

@@gregorytaylor3146 Hahaha

[@ShelbyDavis94]

Love natives supporting natives. ❤️❤️❤️

[@patrickisanavajo]

#nativessupportingnatives 🙏🏽

[@jxsslri1231]

#nativesunite

[@celen4772]

16:55 love the guy singing holding the sign, I don't wanna be here no more! 😂😂😆

[@nicolarobak2073]

seriously your videos make me cry, thank you for being a light

[@Catnipfumar]

Native word of the day: Bison: she gonna have to go bison more jeans. 😸

[@honorsilverthorne7227]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nmelkhunter1]

Now that’s funny! 10x10!

[@yvettecolebourn5786]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nopms]

biker woman should be thanked for her generous and uplifting gift to the people .. ...a gift that keeps giving.

[@LeTrashPanda]

Bison with a war trophy.

[@wildflower1397]

We need buffalo horns guy from the capitol riots with jeans hanging from his horn. 😂😂

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

Mommy, can you tell me the story of how you saved me from that Karen. LOL

[@EMWoodworking]

😂

[@Michelema2]

Yep! You win the internet today!

[@thomassylvester2307]

@@EMWoodworking t

[@Darkdemonoflite]

@@EMWoodworking lmaoooooooo

[@marioduron4376]

Stop disrespecting that name!

[@tomeverett2212]

For many years, I have bought "inspired native " products. It gives me great satisfaction to " buy American ", buy "native American ", and last but not least meet the artists and support native spirit. Thanks to you for showing the artists. I like that t-shirt too.

[@Dares9]

Do you have any blanket selling businesses you could recommend, aside from eightgeneration?

[@elizabethevenson6110]

@@Dares9 navajowaterproject usually has a few (expect high $200-low $300) , indianpueblostore generally has a few (be prepared some of theirs are practically museum-quality prices but that's because they're known artists/weavers)...

[@elizabethevenson6110]

NTVS works on sort of a "we make X amount of a product, get yours quick". i got my ojibwe artist bud Skoden (instead of Sharpie) pens, my very white self a Buffalo Project #MMIWG t-shirt, and i really WANTED the "sage against the machine" hoodie but i'm pretty sure that's not cool on a white lady even if it DOES get indigenous artists paid. (the hoodie's $55, both of us got our stuff without WHERE'S OUR STUFF? stress and they threw in a promo swag sticker on both our orders. i do not remember if they have blankets/rugs/washclothes-type gear).

[@UltimateFails100]

I am on my second video watch, at minute four and I am laughing again!!! We need more people like you to bring smiles and happiness to us. (My mother and father passed away recently and, your videos are lifting some of the weight of my heart). I wish the best, best, best for you. And at the end too, I had new information to learn.

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

LOL "She doesn't have any pants on??" "Nope. Not anymore!"

[@dwaynesmith1133]

Look mommy the Buffalo left her fur on her private part to keep warm. Lol

[@pattymelt6577]

As I traveled through Oklahoma I stopped at a sizeable shop. Everything said made in China on the tag. I asked the man there if anything was authentic indigenous, that proceeds would go to the crafter. He had one showcase set aside for those items. Shoppers, be aware. Ask.

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

Yes, I've seen this on many reservations in VERY popular hot tourist spots. So sad. :(

[@jennifercadlaon9036]

Happens here in Georgia (northern) and NC, too

[@k.c1126]

@@jennifercadlaon9036 In the Caribbean as well. Lots of native cultures, lots of Chinese knockoffs.

[@witchdoctor1394]

Just be aware that some Native owned companies design their own products but those products are often made in China. Eighth Generation, the company Patrick got his new blanket from, does this. The money still goes back to Indigenous people but it makes buying things complicated if you're trying to do the right thing and buy from Indigenous craftspeople.

[@amstevens23]

I found a woven plate in a native store (white owned and operated) that was made in Afghanistan

[@hillarybish4457]

Love to all the Native owned businesses! Love to my Native brothers and sisters, you guys are hilarious!

[@zebulonswearingen9935]

Thank you for pointing out the whole “native inspired” thing. That term is super misleading. I didn’t know about it.

[@katdee239]

Somewhere out there coyote is giggling non stop.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

😉

[@robertfleming387]

Always the trickster....😂

[@1680-z9g]

Wild E Coyote

[@Rivenburg-xd5yf]

Coyote same as Loki, trickster god.

[@katdee239]

@@Rivenburg-xd5yf that's what my granny's Lakota friend told me. He also had stories about spider I used to love to hear.

[@tamerajardine-baker171]

My daughter in law is Native Apache, we adore her and our grandchildren.. she is teaching us a lot about the culture and I'm going to show her your KZbin and she will love it! The Mecalero reservation is less tan a mile from our home! We love the people deeply! You guys rock!

[@reahsahpagel3354]

Im not Native, but I have always been interested and wanted to learn about native culture as i am a cambodian Buddhist I feel like our cultures kind of are simular. Regardless, i learn new things every video I watch even these! I love how you shout out Native artists and point consumers who do want to celebrate native culture the right way. Thanks for your videos!!!

[@44bett]

Please note, that we native people of the ''Americas'' have our origin in the northern lands of Asia. We migrated thousands of years ago over the land bridge, now gone, between now Siberia over to Alaska We were following and hunting our food source -- the mighty mammoth. Our DNA has been matched to our brothers in Asia. Thank you for your interest in our Native American culture.

[@tw5139]

I'm not native either but can I recommend visiting the National Museum of the American Indian in DC. I took my kids a couple years ago. Walking around the different floors they have exhibits of many tribes represented showing how they lived with tons of artifacts. After spending about 2 hours, it all of a sudden hit me. Most of these tribes never met, they are from every different kind of climate and geography that North American offers. Nowadays, we can find life hacks on Google or KZbin in a few seconds. It is so easy to share information. For example, the Seminole and the Navajo would've never ever met and they both were from completely different environments with different available resources, etc. The most important thing was they found there own individual way to survive and thrive and it's all there in the Museum. I could've spent days there, it was a revelation.

[@joehunter8133]

Cambodian budism and native cultures have lots of shared beliefs I think even my pale ass could learn a think or two from these honorable and dignified people.

[@updownstate]

@@tw5139 I know! My problem is that my brain gets full fast. It would take me more than a week to see all the exhibits.

[@steveboy7302]

Natives never claimed Asia as there origin it was the white man I'm guessing actually white not native

[@SherioCheers]

She's lucky all she lost were pants. People are so stupid sometimes.

[@updownstate]

No brains = no pants.

[@Bun800]

Thank you for letting us know about 8th Gen! My cousin who's a fan told me about you guys this past Christmas, and happy to say I'm now a subscriber! ☺ Blessings to you both

[@virginiawiles5373]

That’s amazing you were so transparent in admitting that the the original blanket wasn’t from an indigenous owned company 😱 That takes a lot of humility and is why your viewers can tell you are genuine!! 🤗❤️ #allthelove!

[@mikematthews5943]

All the humility of it how could they possibly live with their selves

[@jananglin2488]

Patrick, perhaps someone could compile a list of indigenous crafters and you could alway put the link at the end of your show. I think people would love to know about these crafters.

[@patrickisanavajo]

Good idea I'll look into it 🙏🏽

[@prodigalson6166]

@@patrickisanavajo and please tell the white people is okay for them to buy our products so we can have an economy. This is sjw stuff is out of hand🤦‍♂️

[@greyeaglem]

@@prodigalson6166 I have lots of Navajo and Zuni jewelry pieces I have bought over the years but when I wear it I sometimes get accused of culture theft. Which I think is dumb. If you like something, you should be able to wear it.

[@TamTraveller]

@@prodigalson6166 Thank you!

[@grayhatjen5924]

@@patrickisanavajo I usually see about one thread a week on Twitter that's all Indigenous artists/makers. I'll ask some of my friends who are Indigenous creatives, see if there's a specific hashtag ppl are using. ✌

[@suemoore4409]

I love your channel. My ex-mother-in-law swore up and down that her ancestors walked the trail of tears. That was until she did a DNA test. Let's just say they walked it.........as tourists!!

[@StormyPeak]

In Idaho, back in the mid-1970's my family's home sat across a two lane road from a pasture where about 6 Bison were kept. Our house was up on a small hill with a kind of steep incline from the road. The had a 4 foot horizontal plank fence - pretty close to the edge of that slope. It was only about a 12 foot slope down to the highway. One day my sister and I were walking home from school, I was in the 7th grade and she was in the 6th grade. Behind us, we thought we heard s horse's hoofs coming at a pretty good clip. I automatically thought it was my friend who lived in the house we had just walked passed some 5 minutes earlier. My sister and I both turned to look and saw one of the Bison coming down the road right at us. We broke into a run, and were fortunately, almost at the base of the little hill...scampered up it and my sister climbed the fence and was over it about 1 second before me. I had one leg over the top and the other one on top of it. Then that Bison hit that fence and the force of the blow flung me over into the yard. I quickly got up and ran into the house. We called the rancher and then went outside and watched as he tried to get not only that Bison back into the pasture but 2 others that got out. The one that chased us, slammed into the driver side pick-up truck door and moved that pick-up truck sideways. The man did get them rounded up finally. We also had a cow pasture behind our house, and I had a young dog that would go sniff around back there. The cows would always shy away from her, even though she ignored them. I use to climb the fence and go get her. She was still puppy-ish and had hit that adolescence stage where they ignore ya and act like they have never been taught anything...lol. But when she crossed the paved road and into that Bison pasture, I was too afraid to go get her and and would stand by the fence, yelling for her to come to me, and watch in horror as those animals would hunker together then walk towards her..snorting and 'digging graves' with their front hooves. She would finally come when I called her but I was always afraid that one day they would kill her. Cows run... Bison Don't !!!

[@stephenadkins8254]

As a Seattleite, I thank you for promoting our own beloved EIGHT GENERATION company!! It is a fabulous, fabulous store, their collection of blankets is second to none!! What a store, and really lovely owners too!! Thanks for the shout-out about EIGHTH GENERATION! ❤️❤️

[@joehunter8133]

You guys are awesome. Bless you for bringing laughter and joy to many.

[@chrisester2910]

The warrior bison took a trophy!! Play stupid games, win stupid prizes....

[@tamsenroberts7201]

It's not funny when people disregard the wildlife!! The bison are NOT cattle!!!!!She is very blessed not to have been killed!!!

[@veralenora7368]

Hey, get between a female cow and her kid, and cows can be dangerous too!

[@carolindigo]

actually I was camping in the back country when I heard hoofs on dirt n turned to see a bull coming fast.... sh... t where did he come from?? glad car was close outta there.

[@susanmercurio1060]

@@carolindigo : I lived on a cattle ranch in Oregon, and I would have to walk up the dirt road to my cabin. And there was a bull out in the field with the cows! I kept very close watch on him, and the other eye on the tree nearby.

[@carolindigo]

@@susanmercurio1060 Exactly! & I'm Oregon also. This happened in Calif. by wildlands near Redding... lol Also one time not thinking about it went to Indian Rodeo in Albuquerque where from n sat in front row wearing the red woven poncho my sister gave me from Indio of Ecquado ...bull was running around the ring cicle... erk... stopped right in front of me eyeing me with red in his eyes then backed up & charged me hanging from railing. I flew up sh.. it ending in lap of person behind me. Everyone was cracking up. took off new gift... omg

[@MindFeather]

i've been binge-watching your videos for the past week, and man, this is so relevant. the native-inspired vs inspired native issue. brilliantly explained. you guys are the best. rock on!

[@AKN8V]

I used the link to eight generation and they had on there homepage the same blanket you have but they also talk about the artist and showcase him. Very cool!

[@jademoon7938]

When people do stuff like that, they don't just put their own lives at risk. If they manage to get themselves killed, they often condemn the animal to death, even if it was provoked. Especially if it happens near where people live or use the space. Like if you walk up to a cub in the forest and get killed by a charging sow, the authorities aren't going to be interested in standing there listening to the details of how it was your own fault. They'll kill the bear (or a similar bear). Same for leaving food out for wild animals. If you know anyone who's done this, please tell them to stop, and direct them to the story about the people who left out food to attract a bear for photos and ended up getting the bear (again or a similar bear) killed. Including bird feeders if you live in bear country. Part of me feels like everyone already knows this, then I see that lady walking up that bison in my head. This is the second video I've seen of some idiot getting WAY too close to a bison, trying to "pet it"... Like can we return to having a healthy understanding and respect for all life on this earth? I'm not nihilistic enough to just call it population control, but I'd probably care a lot less if the animal didn't get killed over it. Even "nuisance" animals are shot. The bear that was lured by food never hurt anyone. It was just coming into the neighbourhood. It's the animals getting killed for no legitimate reason that really bothers me.

[@laurajarrell6187]

Jade Laurel, I'm so glad you posted this. Yes, people feeding wild animals, get those animals killed. Even if they just raid garbage, fear of lawsuit governs the 'authorities'. The rangers at our parks will try moving them, sometimes, but it doesn't work if they get too used to it. 👍🥰✌😷🎃

[@kookietherapy9398]

Unfortunately, 'those in the Know' are the only ones who will read your Great Post! Stupid people are stupid for a reason.

[@lgg2304]

Hmm.... good point.

[@earthaforester3141]

I feel like this happens a lot because people just don't have any respect for nature. Some people think the National Parks are petting zoos. These are wild animals and they will F up your sh*t, and it says so plastered all over every park newspaper and sign. But I feel like you shouldn't have to be told by an authority not to approach wildlife. It seems so obvious to me, anyway. These creatures don't know you or your intentions; they only know their instincts, which is to protect their young or their territory or to find food etc. I think everyone should take the time to learn about the environment and other species - their ecological value, their needs, their behaviors, etc. Maybe then people would regard plants and animals and water (etc etc) as having their own rights, instead of treating them like they are owned by us and therefore should be subservient to our desires or whatever. Cuz the only experience most people have is with domesticated animals, and so they walk around assuming everything is docile, with no regard for life forms and intelligences beyond the control of humanity; they assume all living things bow before us or some crap, and don't even stop to think that all beings have a right to exist for their own sake (thanks to bs western concepts like God giving Adam dominion over the earth, and manifest destiny, and other equally white-centric ego-driven garbage). Wasn't there a woman a while back the put honey on her child's hand for a bear to lick off and the bear ended up biting off the kids hand??? Ignorance and lack of respect are flat out dangerous. And yeah it often gets the "problem animal" executed or relocated - like we haven't done enough to disrupt their habitats and communities already. Ugh. So yeah, every time I see a tourist at Yellowstone get close to a bison, I want to scream. Sorry for the rant. I'm just really tired of other organisms having to suffer because of human arrogance and stupidity.

[@YCt37689]

It's SO upsetting!

[@gingerchris7555]

Coming back to this because it is still the best. If she had died it would be sad but she just got poned for stupid move. Also the songs while flagging...so good smile so big every time. So stoked eighth generation sent such a truly beautiful blanket for your show. Inspires my next blanket purchase. You folks are always best vid of my day

[@lilithjesus7718]

✨ I love laughing with you guys. I love the respect for women I hear time and again on your show . And quiet kindness. It often brings happy tears, and belly laughs. 🙏🏻 .... rip 👖 🐃 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@gailcoffey4950]

I love them for the same reason :) its rare for me to see kindness from men. I laugh and cry watching. I feel comfort from these 2 :)

[@kll815]

So nice to hear people saying “bison”! It gets tiring explaining to people that we don’t live in Africa.

[@Catnipfumar]

You may not live in Africa but all life started in Africa when it comes to humans.

[@railscenes4959]

Or in SE Asia where the water Buffalo are used for draft animals plowing their rice fields.

[@updownstate]

Should we petition to get the name of Buffalo New York changed to Bison?

[@emilinebelle7811]

@@Catnipfumar lol no it didn’t. Quit lying to folks.

[@Catnipfumar]

@@emilinebelle7811 yes human life started in Africa you need to stay in school your low IQ is showing. Unlike lots of people today, who's hobbies are sitting on their butts playing stupid video games or making Candels, I have hobbies like anthropology. The video I'm sharing with you is a target age for people that are in grades 5-12 so maybe, just maybe you might understand the video. Human life originated from Africa, you may not like this, but science doesn't care about your feelings, these are the facts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5m5XoCjqtuJg7c

[@shutupshelley1793]

Great channel, guys! I was naturally skeptical at first, but delighted to find it not only entertaining and fun, but educational and enlightening as well. I learned the difference between a buffalo and a bison, the difference between "native inspired" and "inspired native" and just how industrious and clever people can be when reacting to another human's incredibly stupid action. Very interesting stuff! Well done, guys! Best of luck in growing this channel and I'll look very forward to your next post!

[@rogerbarnett2170]

A couple of genuine nice guys, hello from Australia.

[@bonniej9778]

“There is no sympathy for injuries sustained during disobedience “

[@piaswann6161]

Hello guys, what a pleasure to see some real natives on KZbin. Give us more stories, more humor, nothing like a good laugh to understand each other!

[@jean6061]

Why is it that people who wouldn't think of approaching a bull in a farmer's pasture think it's perfectly fine to walk up and pet a bison?!

[@ThunderStruck15]

Because there wasn't a fence. Hear me out. "recklessly dangerous" animals belong in fences. The you don't have to be responsible for your own actions. So most people aren't taught the kind of caution and respect required around animals.

[@imhere653]

@@ThunderStruck15 Woosh.

[@sams6630]

@@ThunderStruck15 - yes, city folks expect all hazards to be marked and barricaded.

[@ThunderStruck15]

I'm Here read that with sarcasm.

[@derekdowns6275]

Disneyland Syndrome.

[@kentknapp2349]

Great video guys. Proud to have worked with Alaska native population for 20 years across the State, now retired. Our group (mostly native) provided technical assistance and training for their water/sewer systems. Best years of my life, greatest people on the planet.

[@beeswan9775]

Your channel was in my feed this afternoon. First time seeing it. My heritage is Nanticoke. So glad to see this channel. Glad to support the inspired Native American companies! The funny stuff was hilarious.

[@emmalove135]

After hearing that my son has Lymphoma in his neck and Cancer in his left lung, I was in need of some cheering up. I am glad that I stopped by to watch your new video. Thank you, brothers. I felt good to laugh.

[@emmalove135]

Leilababy89 🙏 Thank you. I will pass the message on to him. ( Last night, he shaved his head and beard. Then he put CBD infused oil in cream form all over his head and neck.)So, in what way does your mother used the RSO ?

[@FukaiKokoro]

Leilababy89 be careful with RSO. I was in the medical marijuana program a while ago and have seen many people using naphtha to process RSO. Naphtha is a paint thinner. And obviously not for human consumption, just be aware and make sure you’re only using trusted sources. There’s a way to process it with alcohol but is much more expensive hence why some people use naphtha. Again only use trusted sources.

[@Squeak61]

Prayers for your son.

[@emmalove135]

@@Squeak61 ; Thank you 🙏. My son went to the hospital last Friday. They took pictures of his neck to observe any possible changes as results from his first Chemotherapy treatment. Praise God!, it is working. There is noticeable difference in the size of the swollen areas of his neck. The enlarged areas are decreasing. When my son looked at the “Before “ Chemotherapy treatment picture, he said that it looked like a hand was on his throat. ( It does. ) When he saw the “ After” Chemotherapy treatment picture, everyone noticed the dramatic and truly Blessed difference. We Thank you and all others for your prayers. You are all very much appreciated and amazing. Thank you and may God Bless you too for your thoughtfulness.

[@susanyoung1600]

Imagine what damage she would have incurred if she had not been caught up and thrown clear. She's incredibly lucky.

[@eileengreen9958]

You guys share such a positive message, thank you for putting positive fun out in the world. I am excited to purchase some beautiful creations by indigenous people.

[@blurayne1974]

Yup yup like my Minnetonka moccasins were made in Dominican Republic. I was so disappointed I burned them in my fire pit. Looking for a Inspired Native design. If Im gunna spend my money Id rather have it benefit a genuine label.

[@updownstate]

We used to make moccasins in the garage.

[@voidremoved]

When you Natives take your country back... Your new flag should just be those pants hanging from a horn on the end of a flagpole.

[@bonniemagpie5166]

The trouble with this is, Many Indian people love wearing jeans👖.

[@elizabethevenson6110]

@@bonniemagpie5166 maybe put some embroidery/bead/quillwork/slogans on the flag jeans? (because yeah, while *i'm* not indigenous, the "we like to wear jeans too" makes sense to me. i grew up small-town and have worked a few jobs where they were appropriate jobsite wear, and once they get broken in right they're useful for a pretty broad spectrum of occasions.)

[@bonniemagpie5166]

@@elizabethevenson6110, Jean's could be The National slogan for many💫

[@roosterj2599]

When I'm hanging out with my Native friends we could laugh at a story about getting a flat tire. Nothing but laughs. Love it. Thanks for the vidz guys. My face hurts from laughing.

[@TravisBrown.]

Thank you for explaining the difference between native inspired & actual inspired natives. And also for showing us inspired natives that we can support.

[@ShieAyla]

W: She doesn't have any PANTS on!? M: Nope! Not any more! I keep laughing so hard

[@andygrove4059]

Bragging about the ride home

[@nonaeubinis4934]

In light of recent events I'm rewatching this video. Because I have fond memories of the jokes! Thanks again

[@Zarcon2008]

Ever noticed how people can get really stupid on vacation...

[@robinguertin574]

IDK, they're probably stupid at home as well.

[@susanm8669]

You have no idea. A chinese tourist was killed at a South African Lion Park after getting out of the car and approaching a pride of lions for a photo op. The outcome was as to be expected.

[@susanmercurio1060]

@@robinguertin574 I thought they probably brought their stupid with them as well.

[@mistywaters4881]

"I'm not walk up to a buffalo stupid" bwahahaha. Thank you for educating me about inspired native vs native inspired. I'm going to check out some of those companies, especially those different breed shoes which look awesome.

[@therestiveone7369]

Thanks for a great video. That new blanket is beautiful in so many ways. I love watching these videos, to learn, then laugh and then learn some more! Keep up the great work, because we all need to have a few laughs every day.

[@ShieAyla]

That dog's Halloween costume though..... C'mon, that was good! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@levittotessay3151]

You guys are funny, I like your native humor. Thanks for putting us on KZbin. I am full blooded White Mountain Apache from Whiteriver, AZ. You have my support as well as my respect, ashoog.

[@angelaatwood46]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mammajeanine]

You guys are the best. Native- inspired vs. Native-made, say it loufer for the people in the back. I went to Pike Place Market and saw the store that sells 8th Generation, I went back 3 times I never made it when they were open😪

[@farmwife7944]

Bison pissed, lady not wearing a mask. Kids, let that be a lesson.

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

Bison be like; Ok you don't want to wear a mask, then you ain't wearing no pants either. :D

[@appalachiafungorum]

Some people just have bad jeans...

[@Fyyt]

Some people's kids

[@appalachiafungorum]

@@Fyyt mom genes

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

@@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism LOL

[@k.c1126]

Soooo worth the wait! I hadn't seen that bison story, so seeing all the bison inspired art was fabulous .... lol ... and fun! I also really appreciated the shout outs for native businesses, especially those run by young people keeping their culture alive and sharing it in a good way .... glad you intend to continue doing that! Blessings....

[@mltndeal5120]

I was laughing so hard about the bison memes. Natives have sense of humor.

[@alvinagutierrez6420]

Great sense of humor.

[@TRUNDNBLING]

I LOVE the 8th gen plug. I recently have purchased my first 8th gen blanket!!! No more pendleton for my family

[@TroyFujimoto808]

This is a good idea. We in Hawaii need to do more to promote and support native Hawaiian businesses and cultural practices.

[@martinhastingsis]

Just found you. Love it so far, back for more soon. The "bye son" joke floored me. Blessings from New Zealand.

[@arlene6553]

Powerful animals: exist Tourists: so anyway I started trying to pet and photograph them-

[@rustyevolution6298]

I'd love to see a blanket on the wall as a background. It would also improve the audio quality by deadening the echo.

[@Tzara86]

How about a wooden totem plaque of sorts?

[@rustyevolution6298]

@@Tzara86 Not sure that totem plaques are a Navajo thing. The classic totem pole is from the Pacific Northwest. The Navajo people are well know weavers and their designs have been admired for ages. I just hope that everyone stays safe and healthy.

[@Tzara86]

@@rustyevolution6298 interesting, did they do any wood work?

[@susanmercurio1060]

@@Tzara86 : Wood is not a big item in the arid Southwest. It only grows in river banks and the trees aren't the kind that are good for carving. However, there's plenty of clay soil and the Navajo are very well known for their pottery.

[@honeybadgerisme]

That is true that would help the sound recording, but maybe get some Native rug(s) and hang them? You could switch them out now and then to show different designs/motiffs. It could affect the lighting, though, so try it and see. (please?) I think it would look cool.

[@rasamerlock4042]

Congratulations on the subs I am one as well. Please keep up the good work . Respect.

[@earthmama9597]

Thank you for the shout out to Seattle! Oh my...thank you for the good laugh! It was much needed! Much love to you all! 💜

[@lindawisner3525]

Glad I witnessed sacred changing of the blanket ;) Great show and saw news Navajo Nation had 0 covid cases!

[@wasabiginger6993]

Just found your channel and appreciate the humor contributed by many. We need humor to survive so much insanity. And I thought “buffalo” & “bison” were the same critters … so thanks for that! In Summer 1974 there were 7 of us & 17 horses riding from Wind Rivers to S Glacier park … and one day riding along the East side of Yellowstone … suddenly my horse and most others BOLTED SIDEWAYS faster than anyone knew what the heck was happening. Once the horses settled down, we could see way in the far distance and upwind some bison. Wow, never knew back then horses sooo much smarter than this human woman!

[@bobfranks5609]

I am not indigenous, you guys are the first Native Americans I have ever watched. I love your show, you guys are so friendly, its feel good entertainment. Thankyou for what you're doing.

[@DeniceGarrou]

LOL! She thought she was one with nature....more than she knew..

[@Zylophila]

This video is just too funny! I love your channel! And you two! My mom told me the I'm related to 2 tribes, then I did took the Ancestor test and it said, "no". I was very upset. I've always wanted to be native. I'm so freaking white, I don't have a culture. I'm just bland...You make me so happy!!! Thank you for your videos!!!

[@pugsondrugs5480]

Hey, Europeans have some cool culture too, especially pre-Christian. Just skip the colonialism parts I guess, and watch out for neon*zis.

[@rebeccaolinn3138]

Thanks for the lesson! I shall definitely start looking for Inspired Natives products instead of Native inspired. Also, thanks for the artists... I love the stickers!!!

[@patrickisanavajo]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@KaedonVik]

Can we give that bison aword for inventing no hat no shoes and most of all no pants no service 🤣 I love bison they are so beautiful looking and breath taking ❤❤❤

[@MadelineTasquin]

Thanks for the laugh medicine n the education in the process 🙏🤓 Following those artists n happy to know about Eighth Generation too!!

[@mothersgauri4137]

That one incident went so many miles...and smiles.....laughing my pants off !!

[@lex.larson]

I laughed so hard; thank you for making such great entertainment, and helping me find Inspired Native artists and businesses so I can 'bison' some genuine native arts.

[@stilesthissell]

Many years ago I walked up to a fence at the melby ranch, they sell lots in Colorado, 3 bison, calf and parents, I'm just looking and I saw the look in the big ones eye and realized how flimsy the fence was and backed away slowly, I continued to admire the beautiful beasts from a distance

[@MayaRaimondo]

The doggie with the bison Halloween costume had me on the floor!!! 😭