RECORD BULL MOOSE Encounters GRIZZLY, enormous alaska trophy moose brown bears

www.alaskabears... Several coastal grizzlies eye a giant bull moose in full rut while looking for salmon. Katmai Coast, Alaska. Seen on bear viewing expedition: details visit
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images and film by Naturalist Guide Brad Josephs
Brown bears, or coastal grizzlies, converge on streams during summer to feed on spawning salmon in Coastal Alaska. September is moose mating season, and bull moose grow huge antlers, and have elevated testosterone levels. Bull moose in rut are fearless as they search out female mates. Sometimes the shortest distance to a female moose is close to the bears, but bears rarely try to kill giant moose. A bear attacking a moose is risky, and they have plenty of salmon to eat. This moose is an exceptionally large bull, with flattened antlers, a huge spread, and massive bulk. This moose would be a trophy bull, but Hunting is outlawed in Katmai National Park, about 30 miles across the water from Kodiak, Alaska.
all bears in this video are alaska coastal brown bears, which is the smae species as a grizzly, but grow large on salmon and rich vegetation.
'Moose vs. Grizzly. Moose vs. brown bear. Alces. sarah palin moose hunter

[@paddyroodzant4760]

That massive bull must have been around for alot of years. His girth is massive and muscular and the size of his antlers tells me he is most likely king in his territory. Absolutely magnificent! I hope that people don't see him as a trophy, rather an amazing creature in nature.

[@dimensionexo.]

Indeed *

[@Blueknight1960]

Well the thing about trophy hunters, this is exactly what they are looking for. It doesn't matter to them, it could be a one of a kind animal and they would shoot it.

[@bobbybeal4886]

@@Blueknight1960 sad but true

[@mikes3827]

What's more amazing is even adult GRIZZLIES want to keep their distance from that big boy. I spent my formative years on a 90-acre farm in southern Maine, and I can tell you, when asking locals and/or hunters what animal they hope they never encounter (especially during rutting season) in relative close proximity is a male moose. Period. Occasionally some will say a bear, but unlike many bears who are typically skittish of humans, many moose aren't much scared of anything, which makes encountering a large male F-CKING SCARY. Some years ago my sister's mother-in-law and her husband were in one of those large (as in largest-ever model year) Dodge Durango SUVs, and were broadsided by an adult moose up in the White Mountains of NH. Thankfully both occupants escaped with minor injuries, but sadly the moose (and the SUV) didn't make it. SUV was totaled.

[@daveconleyportfolio5192]

@@mikes3827 In those same White Mountains, I saw a moose that had been hit by a car. They used a tow truck with a tilting bed to remove the carcass, as if he was a totaled Corolla.

[@booradley3400]

Change the title to "Chill ass moose walks past mellow bears. Nothing happens".

[@TheCanadaBoose]

BooRadley3400 still an amazing video

[@AntisocialExtrovert90]

in this era of youtube it would probably get way more views with that title

[@Hockexx]

Nothing happens because he's the king of the forest man.

[@Natur33]

The elk is lucky that the salmon is there, when the bear is full, he doesn't feel like sterss

[@rajak3025]

😂😂

[@duncanwallace7760]

All the bears who saw that massive moose instantly had the 'nah' expression.

[@Norwegian733]

They always go for the easierst prey. River is probably full of salmon. Why bother.

[@georgedobbs9216]

It's amazing to me that this moose remained so calm and unfazed despite the bears repeated attempts to totally ignore the moose.

[@Takerofbootyeaterofcoochie]

Moose in a nutshell

[@SuchFinessse]

Bruh that’s so funny

[@USER83365]

A moose would fuck up a bear. That’s why

[@SuchFinessse]

@@USER83365 he’s saying that moose are aggressive

[@Abomdosnow]

@@USER83365 Untrue. Moose are herbivores and aren't built to be as good hunters as a bear. A moose could still win, but it would not happen nearly as often.

[@OldPapaBear]

I remember the first full grown bull moose I ever saw. It was 1972 and we were coming off Mount McKinley (the name was changed to Denali in 2015) when we came upon the moose knee deep in a pond. We were a good distance away and the moose looked up at us and stared for a long minute. Natural instinct was to freeze. Might have even held my breath. The moose finally turned it's attention back to eating. We had heard stories how they can step over a six foot fence and that they have even derailed trains. I didn't really understand there immense size until actually seeing one. These animals are huge.

[@richardjacobson1735]

Adult bull Moose about 1,200 pounds, I saw one in Northern Minnesota in 1972 about that size.

[@engine2truck6]

Many people still call it McKinley, and when I'm President I will return it to it's proper name.

[@rayboucher479]

Had moose go through my backyard in western Canada near Edmonton . They walked up to the back six foot fence and just popped over like a slinky ! They would come to the house every year and some times with caves as there was a couple of apple trees in my front yard.

[@cleanwillie1307]

My first encounter was on Isle Royale in 1974. We were hiking on the Greenstone Ridge Trail which runs the length of the island and much of it is, not surprisingly, along a ridge. We were at a spot where the ridge was fairly narrow and dropped off of both sides pretty precipitously on either side when we encountered a bull moose coming the other way. We were probably 40-50 feet apart and everyone, including the moose, stopped dead. We decided to retreat a bit to discuss the situation and the moose stood his ground staring at us. We decided the best thing to do was to leave the trail to go to the edge of the ridge, which put some small aspens trees between us, and slowly, and as unthreateningly as possible, try to slip past him. Fortunately this worked. He didn't move the whole time except to turn his head to watch us as we slunk by about 20-25 feet away through the aspens. That is closest I have ever been to a moose so I am not sure if he was a big guy or a runt, but he looked huge to me at the time.

[@SM-McKraken]

The bears were like "Just act natural, and try not to look it in the eyes, and it hopefully will leave us alone." 😲 You know that bull's well massive, in the way it was almost daring the bears to have a go, and then walked off with it's back to them, with not one glance to check it's six lol. Total stud.

[@donovanb9020]

*Bear and Moose run into eachother* Bear: "hmmm..." Moose: "I ain't the one, bro. I promise you. You ain't ready for this." Bear: "hmmm..." Moose: "Alright then. Come on over and find out just how not ready you really are, boy." Bear: "Eh... heck it... I'll go graze on berries... or something..."

[@fight4ourright306]

Lol Moose said "Well wassup than" and squared up. Moose aint no joke.

[@helmeilshshanshahla7585]

H M Yeah, and the reason there are no Grizzlies on the Savannah is because Rhino and Young bull elephant would be using the Grizzlies as punching bags.

[@stillnousername9796]

@@helmeilshshanshahla7585 and... because grizzles don't care for the savannah's sweltering heat... 'S why they've adapted to cold temperatures and have all that fur... you know there's also that...

[@Roguitar]

@H M all the moose that are hunted by the kodiak bear, are female or sick moose, but that if the bear has no chance of killing an adult or young male moose, there will be a minimum if the moose is sick or injured

[@Crest28]

@H M contrary to popular belief grizzlies are not confrontational, like all predators they prefer the easiest prey that'll require the least effort yes bull moose have been killed by grizzlies yet those are likely the old or injured ones, grizzlies are very smart and wouldn't attack a healthy bull moose especially if they know there's plenty of fish and smaller prey available

[@theerascal8050]

Here's some perspective- grizzlies r generally 4-5 ft or so at the shoulder, even at a distance the bull moose makes them look smaller. His battle scars should also b noted.... Absolutely stunning encounter. No words were needed to reach a mutual understanding of respect then moving along

[@ericcook4665]

I noticed that the big bull elk did have some war wounds wow he's probly well seasoned in the game of life lol

[@theerascal8050]

@@ericcook4665 yes he is. Wht an amazing encounter

[@andynieuwenhuis7833]

​@@ericcook4665 THIS IS NOT AN ELK; IT CLEARLY SAID A BULL MOOSE.Maybe You SHOULD LOOK up the Differences.

[@greghill1106]

What words between 2 animals would be exchanged?

[@Art.Barsegian]

Did you notice the Moose climbed out of the ditch to avoid crossing paths with the bear? The feelings were mutual. Mama bear wanted peace.

[@Wulfdane]

Bears and Moose are both incredibly powerful. Bears generally will avoid confrontation with a healthy large animal that could cause them serious injury, like a moose.

[@therealdeal6886]

Would you spar with a moose?

[@Mr.Byrnes]

@@therealdeal6886 I have sparred with a few moose in my day, they’re big but they’re not unstoppable

[@gabelgy8361]

@@Mr.Byrnes male moose are stronger compare to females that’s why grizzly bear has been caught on video eating a female or a calf

[@edgethawavestar2855]

@@gabelgy8361 even wolves steer clear of bull moose most of the time. Most of the time as the bull moose will cause injuries and several pack member deaths before being brought down themselves A bull moose will turn and fight compared to young bulls and females who run most of the time

[@tommy2pieceya734]

That Moose, could literally go through a dozen bears, like an SUV through trash cans...

[@rowdyyeets4532]

When you are the grown-ass version of the love child from an elk and a Clydesdale, you get respect from the bears.

[@lufsolitaire5351]

No way in hell even a male grizzly would tangle with a healthy, robust bull moose.

[@lufsolitaire5351]

@carlo er Is say the bear has to be really desperate like fight the moose or starve for the winter desperate or the moose is ill or previously hurt. Bears are apex predators but a giant bull moose could easily fuck up a grizzly.

[@therealdeal6886]

@@lufsolitaire5351 I bet you can punch one out of you hit it with your best 3-piece boxing combo.

[@lufsolitaire5351]

@@therealdeal6886 That Wendy’s pick 4 for $4 combo deal, sprite to drink.

[@tastelikecandy2245]

@@lufsolitaire5351 bears can decapitate moose with a paw swipe but they still would get smoked

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

That Bull Moose is pristine and looks primordial. It's _HUGE._

[@bluesdawg8014]

That is King Kong of the moose population OMG

[@adrianpena677]

Those bears are probably not hungry,if so I would feel sorry for the moose.

[@frankhornby6873]

No...I think that MOOSE would absolutely shred those bears....those antlers would be like a chain saw!....the bears are not stupid!...

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

@@frankhornby6873 Exactly. Any predator is open for an easy and accessible meal if it's available an just walks by. Those bears looked at the Moose and thought, _"Nah! I'll stick to fishing. They don't fight back!"_ And you know what? I think the moose knew this. Absolutely zero fear it it's movements. _HE_ knew that _HE_ was in charge of the situation 8-))...

[@lacaz212]

That sow “knows”, identifying the scars on the moose flank. Respect. That moose fought bears before and it proudly bears the results. It, is still there, walking. Thank you for the clip.

[@mikerichards1264]

I love your comment! Clear, true, and even has a poetic edge. Thank you sir!

[@charlesmayle3800]

It's as if the big Bull moose (Bullwinkle) is strutting and saying Mr bear you want a part of me, bring your a#s over and I'll show you what I got !

[@carolynmerrick6377]

Good eye! I noticed those scars as well. That old boy has survived a few battles in his life, that's why he has that "attitude"

[@123TauruZ321]

Stupid comment.

[@RebBerry-fw7ue]

When you have enough confidence you can go wherever the hell you want to!

[@kryptonate2183]

🤔 I think you mean antlers

[@twilightparanormalresearch186]

Being an Alaskan that’s basically what moose do. Like “the fuck you lookin at?”

[@babber2536]

But being overconfidence can put anyone on death row . That confidence especially when bring around dangerous beings reminds me of Timothy Treadwell

[@roberthurleyjr4762]

Moose are more scary in the Fall than bear’s because they actually kill far more people than any bears do!

[@cw4608]

Weighing about a ton and having a 4-5 foot antler spread doesn’t hurt.

[@HFlame7]

Moose: 2:12 you want some of this? Bears: 2:14 nah, just out here enjoying some fresh air. Good day sir.

[@wheatonsmith]

2:15 I thought that was one BIG ASS bear..realized it was two of them.

[@theyplaymysongpeopleisjump1239]

Cmon bro

[@beanbata9745]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@sydlawson3181]

Half bear half walrus

[@wheatonsmith]

Holden Mcgroine yeah I meant where two are sitting together it looks like one long bear

[@ChristopherW-ws4df]

😂😂😂 fr tho

[@liquidpowder839]

Bears didn't want no smoke, bruh.😂

[@davidhynes]

The Moose stops and looks at the bear and says come on just try it.

[@jamesanthony5681]

Bear looks at the moose and says, 'I'll wait 4 months when I've put on 300 additional pounds of muscle, and you've shed those antlers. I know where you live, Bullwinkle.'

[@MensaGiraffe]

There are a few factors at play here. Yes, the moose is large and most bears would avoid a confrontation if the threat of being hurt is high. Also, this was salmon running season, so all of the bears were full and didn't have a need to hunt. Lastly, this particular bear had cubs, so it would be dangerous for the cubs if their mother picked a fight with a Bull Moose.

[@johnmeikle1477]

Only 36 likes at this moment in time, even though you statement is the true one.

[@jerrydonovan7144]

Yes, I totally agree on all counts.

[@robainscough]

This particular moose would make quick work of a bear ... the fact the moose wasn't concerned of several bears (not just one) is an indication of moose dominance. Too bad us humans are screwing up the natural eco-system with our endless 24/7 pollution that has triggered a climate change that we may not survive without some significant technology advancements ... but as always, the those ignorant to climate change will once again rely on science to save the day.

[@janpierzchala2004]

Right, But tell us why the moose is so sure he doesn't immediately leave the vicinity of the grizzly?

[@MensaGiraffe]

@@janpierzchala2004 This particular moose is most likely around ten years old. That means it is a very experienced moose and just like the bears, know when and where is safe at any given time of the year.

[@Hurricane0721]

Grizzly bears are much more intelligent animals than was thought in the past. Grizzlies are smart enough to carefully calculate risk. The risk for those bears taking on a moose that large with a rack of antlers that massive is too great for them. That moose is easily capable of injuring or killing those bears.

[@gregoryjamesaustin]

That magnificent Bull may be the largest I have ever seen.

[@bradjosephs]

Thank u! I me too!

[@gregoryjamesaustin]

@@bradjosephs Thank you for posting this video.

[@stevegant7856]

That Moose is a Monster! If I were a Grizzly, I'd give that thing a wide berth! I hear a kick from a Monster like that can crack the skull of a Grizzly, and that's saying something because bullets have been known to bounce off the head of a Grizzly!

[@devora4809]

wow!!

[@rgmoney14101994]

U must b talking abt toy guns!

[@lightningandodinify]

@@rgmoney14101994 no, headshots are recommended against when hunting big game because of a significant probability of failing to inflict a fatal injury while also causing them great pain. And most pistol rounds will seldom cause any serious injury. The most ethical way to hunt big game is to strike either the spine or heart. Both cause near painless and instant kills.

[@turboahdettusupra]

@@lightningandodinify nah, if ur bullet weighs over 13 grams and travels faster than 800ms theres no way the bullet is going to ”bounce off” of a grizzly skull. Unless u shoot in an very, very steep angle which is very rarely the case.

[@turboahdettusupra]

@@lightningandodinify if u have 338. With soft point and u shoot even the biggest bull to its shoulder that bullet is going to penetrate the whole animal no question about it. So talking about ”bulletproof” skulls is absolute nonsense. Elephants are a different thing ofc.

[@icarus8471]

The Bears are thinking: "I can continue to feast on these easy to catch, delicious, plentiful salmon or I can try to take down a 2000 pound Moose. Let me think about it"

[@boojiboy2275]

😂😂😂

[@nathanscott7910]

The moose is walking like he’s saying, “y’all had better leave me alone. I’m in a bad mood today. I’ll mess you up!”

[@tommy2pieceya734]

That moose could run through every bear there and do it without stopping... They're basically an SUV with antlers...

[@Isaiah-hm7br]

A tank with antlers

[@CooManTunes]

@@Isaiah-hm7br A BATTLESHIP WITH ANTLERS.

[@CrazyIshan69]

@@CooManTunes A Boeing-747 with antlers.

[@nadewitt-yf6ng]

The moose is smarter than that.

[@bradjosephs]

He’s a beast for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@paultoy9611]

Like a closing scene in "Jeremiah Johnson" between himself and a Crow observing each other respectfully from an open field distance.

[@rioclaro2]

Judging from the scars on the Moose's back, i'd say he's had more than a few 'encounters' with bears.

[@OEFTF11]

Bears actually don't attack full grown bull moose in the wild. Full grown moose are too dangerous. However they do kill juveniles and smaller females.

[@numbdigger9552]

@@OEFTF11 they only attack if desperate, since while it's almost a guarantee that if the moose doesn't run away, it will get bodied, but it can also cause substantial injuries to the bear, so bears usually go for the easier prey.

[@MWK1995]

@@OEFTF11 A big male Kodiak Grizzly can take on that bull moose

[@OEFTF11]

@@MWK1995 show me any video evidence of a grizzly attacking a full grown bull moose. I've never seen one i'd like to be pleasantly surprised. On everything i've read online Grizzlies don't attack full grown bull mooses.

[@MWK1995]

@@OEFTF11 Well, there is no research that specifically state Grizzlies prey upon bull moose, but there are couple of research proving they kill adult moose without specifying whether the moose were males, or females.. Other research observed grizzly bears killing Bull musk ox, and bull elks.. The Bull Moose is a formidable animal, but imo a large Kodiak Brown Bear in it's prime can kill such beast.

[@TrapJefe8]

That moose like “yo I dare ya’ll.. word to everything I love y’all better not”

[@Feanor916]

@H M Angry moose is still a threat to even grizzly. Predators dont usually risk getting injured.

[@kropotkln]

The eyes locked for a moment. The feeling in the air was palpable. "Not here, and not now," they both thought. "Otherwise⁠-no matter who wins⁠, or how much is won-both of us will lose _something."_ And so, on a mild Alaskan summer day, two monsters among the world's finest folded on the same gamble.

[@wrappnalaskan]

The Alaskan Coastal brown bear gets 9-10 feet tall and weigh over 1000lbs and when they see that moose they say NOPE

[@tmacmi9095]

That Grizzly saw the battle scars on the side of that big ol’ bull moose and thought “ R-E-S-P-E-C-T” .

[@reksceasar6764]

The bears are probably thinking "Don't look that way. That's a big moose. You don't want it to come this way."

[@Goodbrew84]

The video itself is neat. The dislikes are coming from the title not representing the video.

[@helios2664]

@Demonsalan Because the word "encounter," implies that something happens, where in reality they just walk by each other

[@Hjovn]

They expected a fight

[@mokushmasmo6009]

@@helios2664 encounter doesnt mean you get in a fight, physicality, or communication. It just means youre both at two places at the same time. If i saw you at a store thats an encounter. Doesnt matter if i talk, fart, or sit on your face.

[@mokushmasmo6009]

@@helios2664 encounter doesnt mean you get in a fight, physicality, or communication. It just means youre both at two places at the same time. If i saw you at a store thats an encounter. Doesnt matter if i talk, fart, or sit on your face.

[@neo-didact9285]

What dislikes?

[@Lue_Jonin]

That MOOSE rules the environment with sovereign quiet absoluteness 🏆

[@armageddonready4071]

Those bears are probably thinking, “STAY AWAY, he has blood and guts all up in those horns already.”

[@gregm6894]

Watching this video was worth the time, only because your probably never going to see a larger bull moose. That guy is simple magnificent. Wish I had been there with my camera.

[@bradjosephs]

Thank you!

[@Joseph-le5zk]

Grizzly would have to be crazed by hunger to even consider going up against that Monster.

[@flappinwings7274]

That moose looked like it had a paw print on it's side. A mere bounce off.

[@LanceTerry-k6p]

That Moose is nearly twice the size of the bear. The Bear is smart enough not to mess with the Moose and the Moose doesn’t seem too concerned either so it’s all good.

[@aquiringmind]

That bull definitely weighs more than 1500lbs what a magnificent creature, beautiful bears I just love nature🤎🤎🤎

[@Pappa052]

Bears are like moose what moose i don't see a moose 🤣🤣🤣 moose is like WHATS YOUR NAME???

[@pontywaun]

Great video! Nice to see people still watching wildlife! :D

[@easygoing2479]

Grizzly bears encounter Monster Moose. In other news, the average person will encounter seven psychopaths every day.

[@paulstil]

Very difficult footage to shoot with all animals framed very nicely multiple times. Well done!

[@nollandtingey6561]

8 I

[@ooxnicotinexoo]

This is one of the best videos capturing Moose and Bears that I have seen yet...keep posting!

[@LigitandMeyers]

Tammy....those bears won't go near a full grown male. They go for smaller moose,young and females. Full grown male moose with a rack like that would destroy the bear and the bear knows it :)

[@stone8714]

Robert Hardy true

[@theWolfKing3615]

3 bears? That moose is probably going down. But yah again a full grown male moose is still to dangerous of a animal to fuck with. It’s crazy that wolfs will attacks those things...again tho like you said. Usually younger ones and the females.

[@4touchdowns1game29]

theWolfKing3615 ummm dont know where you get that from. I work in the forestand a bear most definatly will attack large moose and kill it. It is just rare and only happens when there is a real lack of food. Otherwise bears will go for the easier kill. I have come across a very very large moose before that was eaten but much of the bones that were left were shattered. The whole eye socket of the skull was shattered.

[@jimbodjango8900]

@@4touchdowns1game29 its still a very dangerous meal for a bear

[@JohnSmith-wb8hu]

@@4touchdowns1game29 Was it a bull moose

[@simone6090]

Agreed, honestly I came here linked from a video of a moose running through snow, so I wasn't expecting any bloodshed. A lot of people online tend to look for shock value though. People are weird sometimes. Again, a great capture and I hope you get a chance to capture more videos like this.

[@tickyul]

Sniffing-around for animal-gore, you have room to talk!

[@Doomzdayxx]

1:48 the body language tells everything. If that bear could talk it would be, "holy s**t, guys, look at the size of this motherf**ker!"

[@bradjosephs]

Check this one out! Incredible bear fight kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTGe5mkm6t_eZI

[@DoinThupidThings]

How many views would this video of gotten if it was called 'moose and bear like same river'

[@bradjosephs]

DoinThupidThings this video paid for a new lens and a trip to Africa !

[@tantiwahopak101]

@@bradjosephs nice

[@mali3002]

@@bradjosephs I was today years old when I realized that KZbin pays ppl tht much money.

[@richardcarrier9536]

1:04 - 1:14 Moose: "Hey! You lookin' at me?! You want a piece of this?!" Bear: "Whoa, hey - no trouble here - just taking a little stroll.... we're good!"

[@a.lavernefilan1888]

"Don't worry it's Friday - fish day", said the Roman Catholic bear to the Protestant Moose.

[@evilbred974]

Moose and bear casually enjoy each other's company.

[@earltrekofski3888]

Evil bred elk

[@earltrekofski3888]

Elk

[@caseroj6020]

I am always impressed with the size of these animals. It towers over the grizzly which already towers over a human. If you have never seen one of these up close search for videos on youtube about Canadian hikers stumbling onto a large bull moose crossing their trail. You will see the scale of this thing next to human being and be amazed at its gigantic heft!

[@thebeautyofnatureandanimal1771]

Well said.

[@michelleshaw1211]

Yeah, or just look up and have one looking in your back door at YOU!! A Colorado Mountain Grandma, USA 💜✌️🏞️

[@thebeautyofnatureandanimal1771]

@@michelleshaw1211 For sure. lol

[@keithbrown8814]

Are they aggressive?

[@garrisonnichols807]

The moose is so big it makes the grizzly look small!😳

[@clam741]

Crazy how those little twig legs can support such an enormous body .

[@Robert-fs1pb]

You could tell that moose has had previous fights with grizzlies before by the claw marks on his side and shoulders.

[@Rip217]

I lived in Alaska for 15 years. I've seen more wild bears in person than most people have seen on television and in zoos. I've seen both Black Bears and Brown Bears with fur that ranges from blonde to cinnamon brown to black. That bear is a juvenile Brown Bear. He's young. That's why he's smaller and has a narrow face.

[@reep50]

Nice. Did any of the bears ever approach you in a not so friendly manner? I only ask because if so then I want ask what did you do to survive?

[@redacted9723]

@@reep50 that comment is 10 years old bro

[@drew8324]

@@redacted9723 😭😭

[@scp--wc9zv]

@@redacted9723 is he alive?

[@--Moms-Milk]

@@redacted9723 I wanna know if he’s still breathing

[@mikerichards1264]

It is so interesting to me that at 2:20-2:30 the sow brown looked at her cub as if to say, "Stay here. Leave Mr. Moose alone."

[@mowgli2071]

When the grizzlies start to huddle up for protection in numbers 'cause they're nervous 😂

[@cbp117]

The bear is like "don't mind me, I'm just looking for some salmons. It's all chill" 😅

[@bradjosephs]

Check this one out! Incredible bear fight kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTGe5mkm6t_eZI

[@bradjosephs]

Check out the most intense bear fight ever recorded I filmed last summer. Mind blower kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTGe5mkm6t_eZIfeature=shared

[@Micscience]

Wow that moose was staring at the bear hoping the bear would attack. He was like come on I dare you and the bear was like, uuuh check please.... That moose looked freaking powerful!

[@rioclaro2]

I'm guessing that's not the first time that bull has faced a Grizzly. Notice all the vertical scars on it's back?

[@thearizonarangerwiththebig3874]

rioclaro2 I didn't notice the scars

[@slayera0370]

More likely a fight with other bull moose.

[@jimbodjango8900]

A moose that size would fuck up a bear

[@snarkleton26]

Amazing footage, well done. That's one BIG-ass moose! Look how dense the hump of muscle is on that moose's back! It must weigh close to 1,200 lbs.

[@TheIrishrogue68]

Probably weighs closer to 1400 or 1500 lbs.

[@CrazyIshan69]

@@TheIrishrogue68 Yeah, 1,200 isn't too big for a bull Alaskan moose.

[@LUCKYB.]

where was the encounter looks like they shown one another respect those scraps that moose had on him shows he is a Veteran fighter

[@atomicfusionvideo]

yes thought the same thing moose had some WOLF marks??

[@jimbodjango8900]

Moose are dangerous mofos

[@appa609]

moose is a lot faster though

[@SP-nr1er]

H M bears rarely attack bulls its too big of a risk due to the similar size and weight itd take more energy which is why theyd go after a cow or calf

[@lightningandodinify]

@@SP-nr1er not to mention, bull temperament, antlers, and stature can suddenly kill or maim the bear.

[@a.joegevara3519]

What most people don't realize, is that grass in the opening shot is probably 6' high...

[@Zolo1909]

The moose looks like he is antagonizing the bear! The bear is like" you talkin to me?"

[@harrystevens3885]

Moose and bear go on vacation with each other........

[@timdelvillar8063]

Beautiful animals and stunning photography! Thank you for sharing!

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

He's like a walking snowplough wearing tree branches. Moose are class. You can always tell when a herbivore has confidence when it walks straight past FUCKING BEARS and bearly looks at them

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

@@fredze-om9qv I think your the only one out of 9 people who got that🤣

[@bwc6520]

Bears are like "lets go fishing instead".

[@TheSDX3]

Moose : here's the claw marks of your other bear buddies who found out what I can do. Want to put your claw marks up here ? Bear: No. Fish seems good today.

[@1955JAFO]

Wonderful video. I will assume that is a grizzly sow and her yearling cubs and the grand old man just out lookin to get some. You don't often see moose that magnificent anymore. They all get along..nobody is trying to push anybody out of the way. Thanks for sharing.

[@oddgeir2330]

Even large grizzlies would think twice about attacking a giant bull moose.

[@bradjosephs]

Yes, occasionally if given opportunity they can, but especially not when the rivers are full of salmon!

[@charleshopkins87]

That is an enormous bull, as heavy a moose as I have ever seen.

[@bradjosephs]

Check this one out! Incredible bear fight kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTGe5mkm6t_eZI

[@easygoing2479]

That monster is the boss wherever he goes, like a big bull African elephant strutting right through lion territory.

[@waynecarpenter9202]

NO!

[@jeffreydidier5821]

Those grizzlies are full of salmon. Let an inland hungry boar grizzly encounter the moose and see how that situation plays out.

[@edgy14yearold66]

I don't know why y'all complaint about the title it represents exactly what happened. An apex predator and a big ass moose had an encounter. Nothing happened, but this is still an encounter because you know damn well both of those animals were sizing each other up.

[@ericprieto4348]

facts !!

[@adriangreenoff9163]

Nice to see what happens when easier meals are available and a little respectful distance given in nature.Great filming,and my favourite type of commentary👍

[@bradjosephs]

Awesome thank you! I have lots of videos on my channel. This was my first video posted years ago.

[@wallacevelie7197]

It looks like the moose has some old, deep scars from previous encounters?

[@jurassicsmackdown6359]

wouldnt surprise me. the right flank looks like claw marks from a bear that healed over

[@womanofsubstance8735]

Bullmoose was thinking, "Hm, grizzlies. Whatever."

[@abortbort]

That moose is talking so much trash to those grizzlies..

[@slayer7694]

2020 that still funny as Fu&+🤣

[@slayer7682]

2022 still funny

[@هاجيميكاشيمو]

2024 and still funny yeaaaaaaaah How much years until someone after me will reply??

[@Xuejinyuan]

They knew that moose was too big of a stud.

[@XXplaythegamesXX]

this majestic moose,is only for watching,and beeing proud,to live in this wild and clean nature !!!!! i hope,nobody try to TROPHY ON THIS MAJESTIC CREATURE !!!!! this video is incredible.so well done !!!!!

[@rankirog]

Kev Houston Hahahahaha Omg that made my night Id do the same thing just not as violent lol

[@andrewmartin6633]

Kev Houston hope your not one of those trophy hunting pricks that's all they those people are should be killing for food only

[@eligebrown8998]

No way that black bear is messing with the moose. The grizzly is like yeah me either.

[@JosephConstantino-y8h]

Was driving an 18 wheeler in Idaho once and came across a moose just jogging along on the shoulder of the road like he owned the place.thought about blowing the big truck horn til he looked at me and yelled go ahead,make my day.got the heck outta there. Imagine a talking moose!

[@momthegreatest]

That Moose considers the Bear as a mouse...and just walks...

[@XMIR10C]

I've seen a lot of Moose, that one is a tank, must be close to 2000 pounds and huge. Look at the fn rack on it. Looks more like a Stegasaurus than a Moose at certain angles.

[@jamesmiller4077]

The Bear had two cubs , even if she won the contest she would have been injured and would not been able care for the cubs or hunt for herself . Animals are smart. Both the Bear and the Moose realized this . Besides this Moose was very large and capable.

[@animal5602]

moose: *stares* bears, in unison: ion want anything to do with that

[@gregsmith7828]

the bears were like : i hope he isn't pissed off

[@patrickmcgee6917]

Hey mom, why are we all eating ants instead of bull moose meat? Ok son, you go get yourself some bull moose meat. Let me know how that goes. If you are still alive😳😳😳

[@Crytos]

I'd love to visit a country where you can see wildlife like this. It's amazing. My country has nothing in the wilderness that compares to that. Birds and bugs is about as ambitious as it gets. The big animals just aren't there. Totally wanna go there and see things like this.

[@Homer-je1pz]

@@tonym2513 Hes dead

[@alanmiller9681]

Getting to see large wildlife is great. But caution please. Sometimes we get foreign tourists that try to get too close, take selfies etc. I witnessed one Japanese tourist that approached a bull elk on a hill. The elk snorted loudly as if to warn the tourist, but the tourist continued to move closer. Suddenly the bull elk charged this idiot and he was extremely lucky to remain unscathed. These animals are wild, not tame. Bears are everywhere in our mountains and I’ve even seen them while skiing on Christmas Day when they should be hibernating. During the summer, they attack our trash enclosure and I must rebuild it.

[@thomasgumersell9607]

Truly a fascinating look at the daily lives in the fall of two gorgeous species of animals. This Mature Bull Moose is looking for Cows to mate with. The Female Brown Bear with two yearling Cubs is more interested in the Salmon run than the Moose. They know full well what each other is capable of. If it was spring and their were Calf Moose around. The Brown Bear may be more inclined to eat Moose meat. As it is she and her Cubs look in great shape going into their winter den in a few months. 💪🏼🙏🏻✨

[@stonejones2256]

That's one mammoth bull moose, dang, it looks larger than the bear.

[@bradjosephs]

Check this one out! Incredible bear fight kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTGe5mkm6t_eZI

[@mrgiggles7840]

the Bear is thinking " you guys thought I was going to attack the Moose - hell no I am going to enjoy some Sushi and then chill out "

[@_Mr.D]

It always amazes me when trophy hunters (NOT THIS PERSON) claims that they only do what nature already does. NOOO, nature does not kill the Bulls or the top Male animals. Nature stays clear, man doesn't!

[@caelahrens9767]

Ya but they all die eventually so yes, they do “as nature does”

[@MrTmenzo]

Agreed. Humans just intercept.

[@piggynatorcool668]

Humans are the top animals

[@CrazyIshan69]

@@piggynatorcool668 And have a sense of morality they can and should use.

[@davidhynes]

I do not think a grizzly can take this moose down unless he was injured or sick, that bull moose means business.

[@jaystockton9222]

Mutual respect for each other as kings of the wild lands

[@timmeijerink9504]

What a beautiful animal, it shows might and power.

[@ridgerunner7100]

When a moose swings his head back and forth he's telling you don't mess with me.

[@theonlypinky]

Oh.....and did they look like claw mark scars on the side (upper back) of the moose? (around the 2:33 time frames)

[@hermit6208]

They do indeed. However I would guess they are more likely from the antlers of another moose that he was sparring with. It looks like Autumn time, near mating season. And if it was a run-in with a bear , he doesn't look like he was traumatized by it. He is fearless.

[@jimbodjango8900]

A moose that size doesnt have much to worry about