7 Bear Encounters That Will Stress You Out

[@clawsyoutube]

Would you ever go in bear country?😰👇

[@zachariahkelley5298]

not without some weapons I not

[@GraveyardGhoul98]

honestly yes but i know i have to respect the peeking order and i know it’s the bears territory

[@marcoleamos2175]

Hi

[@annoyingbananana]

I'd camp, but only in a camper and not in a tent. With an axe or gun under my pillow. I live in Germany and there used to be plenty bears and wolves here. The wolves have returned now and established themselves again. But to be honest, I'd rather the bears stay away. A bear will chew its way into your house or even your car if it really is determined to get to that cookie jar. And that's going to get him shot down if the government deems it a "problem bear". We had such a bear in 2006, his name was Bruno. Bruno was not afraid of people for some reason and kept going right up to people's houses killing their livestock/pets. Unfortunately that's what got him killed, as they shot him down.

[@franklerch1012]

„in utter shock of disbelief“ guy smiles relaxed into camera. this kind of hyperbole is just embarrassingly lame and undermines every serious reporting. there‘s no shame in you, is there?

[@creamycat1383]

The “Failed charge” was actually a bluff charge. That bear could’ve ran right through those bushes if he wanted to. A bluff charge is when they are trying to scare you away. A normal charge is when they are trying to mow you down…

[@everettjohnson2565]

Baby cub swimming

[@ylafla]

He whispered get out of here!

[@Nazbaz6]

Idk about the bear succeeding in doing that. The dude did have a gun. One shot and that bear is likely to back off. And if a second is needed, i doubt it will be another warning shot.

[@nezaeya]

@@Nazbaz6 Black bears are not usually as aggressive as grizzlies. All that guy needed to do is yell, clap hard, and stand up to make themselves look big to scare it away. or shoot facing away, any loud noise would have scared it off.

[@Beyrouth_]

@@nezaeya something I’m sure you’ve done countless times bro

[@mcfcDJ51]

Whoever owned that dog I would like to personally have a nice little chat with them. What kind of owner continues to let their dog chase an angry bear.

[@g_t_rockpopp6527]

He called the dog and the dog listened. Plus they were on bikes

[@XDalilbit]

@@g_t_rockpopp6527 I think he’s talking about the grey dog from the Russian guys bc the dog from the bike vid listened almost immediately

[@MM22362]

@@g_t_rockpopp6527 yeah he’s not talking about that clip.

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

It was me fuckface now vent

[@mrtoelicker1233]

@@huskiehuskerson5300 press x to doubt

[@ClassicTor]

That bear that was just chilling and playing with the shoe looked so funny😂

[@arya4375]

If I ever die to a bear, its because I tried to pet it..

[@setubandha9203]

yes, the boys were very lucky that the bear didn´t choose one of their bodies for chewing.... :) Just a shoe. It´s ok :)

[@tomthumb9533]

Imagine how terrifying it must be to suddenly encounter a human -.-

[@incognito827]

Ahh..these alien piglets, they yummy.

[@dom3280]

@@incognito827 alien piglets lmao

[@dookieman431]

Not scared enough

[@trinitylane2202]

Absolutely. Vastly more bears killed by humans than the reverse.

[@Scarz3ny]

Do bears have access to some form of media telling them to fear humans or something ??

[@roninshinobi]

7:52 It wasn't a failed charge. It was a mock charge. Bear wanted to get the man to run or was seeing if he was a threat and what he would.

[@rogue7723]

Yeah I’m no nature expert, but if a bear wanted to chase and hunt you down, it _will._

[@FadelessChill]

Do*

[@rjahn3000]

Here is a clue, when you encounter a bear on a trail get off the trail most of the time the bear just want's to use the trail.

[@ericherstedt3217]

Wut

[@rjahn3000]

@Cjc 206 ya good luck with that!

[@saintytbe1849]

@Cjc 206 😂😂

[@jada-son9344]

Oooo so that's why the guy on the bike went off the trail

[@Email-tq5cx]

Actually a pretty valid point

[@natejohnson3077]

It's a bit irritating when shows like this make them seem like just vicious killers...99% of the time the bears will run off. I'm a hunter I've had encounters with bears & mountain lions several times I've only had 1 that actually got upset and tried to threaten me and that was cause she had cubs

[@johnnyb7117]

What kind of bear

[@obironpierogi4302]

"Surrounded by two Maneaters!!!"

[@mommy2libras]

The problem is that even with shows that make them seem like vicious killers, you still have people like that one moron who was trying to follow the ranger into the woods to actively look for the bear. That's the kind of stuff that ends up with bears being a "vicious killer". You may have been lucky enough to come across mostly docile ones but many others have not. Pretending that they aren't dangerous animals who sometimes attack simply because they feel like it- which they sometimes do- because you think it makes them look bad is irresponsible and kind of ridiculous, since the bears really don't care what we think of them.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

It sells clicks.

[@weemac4645]

Your not a hunter,your an animal killer.

[@karmakameleon113]

God bless park rangers for saving the lives of (and dealing with) idiots who want risky content for their socials.

[@mariabryan2229]

I cant wait to be an o.g when this guy blows up

[@mcfcDJ51]

Literally just subbed then saw this comment.

[@iamsherk2605]

Same

[@10down57]

Same

[@dispairzurq6498]

fr

[@bmxrider6583]

Same

[@cwell510]

"Two friends brought their lovely dog for a bike ride in the forest when the unimaginable happened..." A bear in the woods... completely unimaginable.🤦🏻

[@sadcrab9125]

Really though, I live in the middle of no where and I'm walking through the woods everyday. Very rarely do I actually see a bear while I'm out there. So yeah he's being dramatic, but I would still be surprised to actually run into a bear since it never happens much

[@grabowski5348]

@Bruce Wayne woods are probably safer, I've seen a handful of gory videos where dumb bicyclists get splattered on the roadways

[@CaffeineAnalog]

This is in Squamish BC. Seeing bears is extremely common. As in if you ride bikes in Squamish it's likely youll see a bear at least once a week. Channels like this are sensationalist trash

[@Floridaman1780_]

A bluff charge isnt a failed charge. If that guy would've ran from that bear, he would've been dinner.

[@Towelie42O]

For real! Your talking about the last guy? I feel the only reason that bear stopped is cause the guy didn't run and the bear probably realized that this guy may be a threat and not food, that few seconds of hesitation from the bear at the end is what saved that dude, like you said if he would've started running, that bear would've eaten him but since he held his ground and didn't show fear, that bear instantly changed his thought process.. Absolutely chilling, just knowing that dude would've been bear food if the bear didn't hesitate

[@richardober8373]

Black bears almost never attack humans. Their diet is 98% vegetarian. They will only attack a human if they feel threatened or if you get too close to a cub. That happened to me. I unintentionally passed too close to a cub and a mother bear chased me. I backed off slowly, but steadlly. After a minute (a long minute) she stopped and went back to the cub. They want your food not you. Grizzlies are a different story.

[@Towelie42O]

@@richardober8373 And you know? You are probably right, but I still think a bear will eat you if its hungry enough, I don't know enough about bears to try and prove this other than their predators, you seem to know more so about them so I'm not gonna try and argue about this lol.. I'm just scared of them, so it might just be me being scared shitless of a big ass known to be aggressive animal

[@loftyjones675]

@@Towelie42O you can look up a list of fatal bear attacks in north america on wikipedia... extremely few and far between when you consider the amount of people that come into contact with bears, some frequently. And even within those it is almost never predatory. It's a one in a million (likely less) chance to have a black bear encounter where they are actually looking to eat you.

[@Towelie42O]

@@loftyjones675 It says their is about 1.25 fatal black bear attacks a year in america, that's not including the attacks that happened on other ppl who just so happened to live.. I don't care if the damn bear only eats one human a year, I'm not gonna be that meal.. But you guys are right, your more likely to die due to food poisoning than a black bear, but I still wouldn't put it past the bear, like I said if its hungry enough or feels threatened, your bear food

[@fabelsounds]

"When the unimaginable happened" How is seeing a Bear in the forest of BC unimaginable? Seeing a Bear in the forest is exactly what I imagine, when i think about never doing what this guys doing in the forest.

[@FadelessChill]

😂

[@DC-bx8ww]

Men see black bear in forest and behaves like a timid black bear, unimaginable.

[@debbiewilson1521]

Oh no its a beast

[@41Vega]

“where the unimaginable happened” lol…it’s the woods man, unimaginable would be seeing a grizzly in NYC or the beach.

[@bRadisSad]

I'm surprised this channel hasn't blown up yet? Very good content 👌

[@bryanpilkey5287]

Watch the wolf one it is shit I unsubscribed because of that one

[@MisterUnknown707]

@@bryanpilkey5287 Why are you such an asshole?

[@bryanpilkey5287]

@@MisterUnknown707 how is that being an asshole

[@FREDDY_FATBEAR0]

@@bryanpilkey5287 I’m very confused yogurt

[@enriquerodriguez8833]

I know right this is the best content

[@jamesdrynan]

These people are in the bears' territory. If you can't take the heat, stay OUT of the forest!

[@geometricart7851]

yep...we are the guests there albeit unwelcomed guests :)

[@duane7996]

My 308. and judge disagree with you.

[@qpeocn]

@@duane7996 only a 308? 😂

[@FuneralGraveMemorial]

They can’t bear the heat

[@spectre4627]

That dog is a Norwegian elkhound, they are hunters and will hold their ground but also very playful that's why it was kinda running around with the bear.

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

That's a badass name

[@naomib2334]

Why take the dog?

[@siradzki5905]

@@huskiehuskerson5300 isn't that one of the dragons they have to fight in Harry Potter 4?

[@Universalview22]

Channel is about to blow up, it’s too good to be hidden in the dark of KZbin.

[@marshmallowthefatrat3530]

Wat dat mean

[@KZ_FANTASIS]

I don't understand what you mean, maybe you typed it wrong😆

[@safaith6502]

Huh?

[@luckydal2059]

Sweet “leave it” training in the first clip! The dog listened immediately. The owners of the second dog, however…..

[@TaliMca231]

See that dog is okay to be off leash because it had self control to leave. Second one needed to be left at home.

[@luckydal2059]

@@TaliMca231 I agree

[@burkehayes5150]

This is nuts. It would be like a family of these bears coming into your living room (UNINVITED) and people getting mad because you defended YOUR family/home. Classic case of "F around and Find out".

[@pkmcburroughs]

Why are people afraid of bears? I've seen enough Disney films to know that, if you encounter a bear in the wild, you just start singing and dancing and eventually the bear will join in. Of course, it helps if there's musical accompaniment. Either a banjo or squeeze box would be fine, but almost anything will do. I ran into a mountain lion on a hike once, and as it charged, I began whistling the guitar solo to "Freebird." It immediately stopped its charge and joined in, banging on the backs of two turtles like they were conga drums. Soon the entire forest transformed into an enormous jam festival, complete with arts and crafts and microbrew tents. I managed to slip out in the chaos.

[@EbkKemo2x]

Fr?🤣

[@clairesyoutube]

@@EbkKemo2x no they were joking🤣

[@banjoboy01]

a banjo is always a bare necessity

[@raythunder8619]

Bears: Eating people alive and mauling them to death People: aww, what a cute teddy bear 🧸

[@markgeering5943]

How many recorded bear attacks are there in the world a year and how many of those attacks are where the bear kills and eats a human and I want to know how many are a direct cause of bad and uneducated humans, and I want to know the % of said attacks in relation to the total off people in that year being in the bears environment!!

[@zarrahprodan]

Man: goes into forest. Also man: surprised to see a bear.

[@govendhanjayakumar4684]

I never saw a bear in a trail or hike, yet once I saw them up close in a zoo , I was terrified and had goosebumps of how humongous they are, I wouldn't even dare to go near them 😵‍💫

[@dethray1000]

your a wimp

[@monicamaldonado710]

You won't dare to get near them, but in the wild You never know...they can get near you in any moment...thats why i better walk in cities 😅

[@steadyballin22]

How can they go out to the woods knowing there’s bears but yet take nothing 💀

[@douglaslett7504]

They need bear spray and a large caliber pistol and know how to use it !

[@steadyballin22]

@@douglaslett7504 tbh

[@SONORSQ2guy]

People are just stupid

[@steadyballin22]

@@SONORSQ2guy that’s what I’m saying bro

[@Floridaman1780_]

Natural selection.

[@JM-zk9ou]

When I was 13 or 14, my family was camping in the Cascades near Mt Rainier. One afternoon, we went on a ranger-led hike. I was talking to my brother while looking at the ground and suddenly realized that no one was with me. I stopped and looked back. The whole group was standing about 150 feet back. I walked back to ask why they were just standing there. By brother turned me around and pointed at a bear that I had walked past twice. It wasn't very big - maybe 5 or 6 feet tall. It finally went away and we continued our hike. I paid more attention to my surroundings after that.

[@xaviergarcia1625]

Why didn’t your family notify you that you had walked past a bear?

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

You see a bear any were near you and you will be scared. Deathly afraid. Had me scared over here. Always fun to watch. Great video

[@markgeering5943]

For people who are uneducated and have a superiority complex I guess your right 🤷‍♂️

[@n3rds3y3vi3w]

cool clips but your commentary is going to misinform a lot of people about bear interactions.

[@lushedkiwi9597]

How has this channel not blown up? Great content

[@mizzouranger134]

Because of the crappy fear lingering narration talking about man eating beasts that didn’t eat any men. And rambling about nonsense that he clearly doesn’t know details on. That’s why it hasn’t bad won’t blow up.

[@lushedkiwi9597]

@@mizzouranger134 okay? Your opinion.

[@mokushmasmo6009]

@@mizzouranger134 Keep crying over stupid shit. Then wonder why you have zero friends.

[@MT-pi3ct]

That's a Norwegian elkhound and is a bear hunting dog , it is very much alive

[@MT-pi3ct]

@M Lucas positive

[@UniqueJuicyOfficial]

How do you know? Any indicating factors? I have a dog like that but many say its a Husky, im very much confused about dog species/breeds.

[@MT-pi3ct]

@@UniqueJuicyOfficial The Elkhound is in his hunting attire ''the color'' as are the men. The dog dives back into the bush several times with commands on where to keep the bear. Wether or not the bear was the one they were after or just doing a practice. These dogs are Triple champion Golden Ring dogs. The most prize champions of Dog shows when physical and useful attributes played factors everyone wanted a Ravenstone bloodline Elkhound although a Spitz breed the hound comes from being passengers of early European exploration being small enough to keep on the vessel and unleashing it to go and find wild game for food and used as protection if anything came into camp it bark would alert. Really a fascinating breed, hero of a dog.

[@iwishiwasthomasshelby]

Do you even know what a hunting dog does? It chases or tracks the prey so you can get a good location and shot. It doesn’t mean the dog go takes the thing down. Yeah there are dogs that will hunt rabbits and quails, but hunting big game, the dog doesn’t actually take the prey down through combat. You actually think this dog will chase down and kill a grizzly? lol

[@maeve_a]

@@iwishiwasthomasshelby that's one kind of hunting dog. Many primitive breeds were/are used to actually kill the prey and even bring it home. Some were also used to deal with dangerous predators, such as bears. The kind of hunting dogs who either just spot the prey for you, or retreive it, those are specialized. Modern, really. I thought it was an Akita but this is the second post about it being an elkhound. You can also look up Karelian Bear Hounds who didn't get their name for nothing, either.

[@dhylex8698]

“Now surrounded by two man eaters…” Like, bears aren’t just naturally going to kill you. And if they do, it’s just very unheard of. They’re not some “beast” as this guy portrayed.

[@berndmayer1765]

" Utter shock and despair "- guys laughing 😅

[@jayr1935]

“It was a black bear but it was brown” 🤣

[@nataliewilson9883]

Black bears come in a number of shades including brown. Her description made sense to me.

[@karmakameleon113]

Black Bear is the name of the species. Within that species there are different colors. Grizzlies also come in different colors.

[@jag-you-are1611]

Most people get confused with the Kodiak and the grizzly, Kodiak's don't have a grey saddle, and they're larger, and they have a short mane around their neck. They're only found in Alaska.

[@brianblanco254]

This made sense lol. Some black bears in Yosemite are brown

[@sbatomic1210]

Genius throwing rocks at a bear

[@Nature_is_metal]

The dog is fine. Believe me. It would've been different if it was a wolf.

[@jayman1897]

How

[@rigo9971]

@@jayman1897 because a wolf will hold its ground and fight till death this dog looks like the typa dog to jus scare off or fight until it gets hurt and try to get away

[@muhamadhelmi197]

The dog uploading this video itself. Of course it's fine

[@marshmallowthefatrat3530]

Ya my pit fought to the 💀 with a baer

[@kikaa1884]

Grey wolves will hold it's ground and fight bear and chase it away if it having mates or friends with him

[@desubtilizer]

3:35 It is better that the bear has a chew on your expensive shoe than that it has a chew on you!

[@Numby322]

I somehow got addicted to this channel..

[@sector783]

Thank you for the huge red arrows and circles. I couldn’t see the man and the bear right in the middle of the screen. Game changer

[@faznonstop]

"it's a black bear, but it's brown"

[@cherry-blood72]

that two bears following their mother is so cute

[@franklerch1012]

„… in utter shock of disbelief“ guy smiles relaxed into camera. this kind of hyperbole is just embarrassingly lame and undermines every report

[@craigclarke4736]

The narrator in these videos sure loves that word. “Unimaginable”

[@olaideakintunde3165]

"7 bear encounters that will stress you out" me already stressed still clicking.

[@finishyabreakfast21]

The restraint by the last guy is impeccable

[@gregoryalimenta7457]

About 20 years ago I was in Alaska with my brother in the mountains, I dared him to walk into a forest, he didn’t want to, then I said “Why are you scared” then he said “no of course not” then shouted “I’m not scared of bears!” Then we heard a sound that sounded like a roar coming from a distance, then he screamed and ran away.

[@Tybantu]

Loved the vid... that last one was pretty intense. Don’t mean to spoil this vid, but couldn’t stop thinking about #1. So a black bear rushing you doesn’t get shot, but a unarmed black man does.... that was Troubling

[@hunterpauly1382]

Whenever a black bear approaches someone, it's just curious, except for the one in Finland which wasn't a black bear, it was a brown bear.

[@hairydogstail]

If a bear follows you instead of running way or false charging, they are sizing you up to see if you are food. Black bears will attack humans more than Grizzlies in a predatory form..Bears and mountain lions should always be respected from a distance and always carry pepper spray and a firearm....

[@hunterpauly1382]

@@hairydogstail who the hell told you black bears attack more than grizzlies? There is a reason why black bears can climb trees and grizzlies can't.

[@hairydogstail]

@@hunterpauly1382 First thing, Grizzlies sure as hell can climb trees and I said when black bears attack humans it is more for predatory attack than Grizzlies. Grizzlies will attack humans more for territorial reasons than predatory..

[@JiggyJiggy21]

@@hunterpauly1382 black bears attack people more often because their population is much more bigger than grizzly bears. Grizzly bears are more aggressive and do they climb trees, just not as good as black bears.

[@coldish6899]

@@hunterpauly1382 lmao I live in Alaska black bears are way more dangerous

[@Psyphanis]

Was in my grandmother's driveway about half a year ago and on the other side of my Grandmother's car were two giant black bears and their cubs, my grandma and I hurried back inside, tbh it was pretty fascinating to see them that close. (To note, I had never seen a bear in person, for lack of a better term, before that)

[@omegastudio6577]

Hey just wanted to say love your content

[@clawsyoutube]

I appreciate that a lot.

[@Nazbaz6]

Beasts like these really is all about the mind games. They can tear u apart, but if u win the mind game… they wont.

[@shevalynbuenaobra543]

This video cool bruh im gonna subscribe

[@dianejohnson9904]

It’s all smiles until they eat you . . . alive. The lack of urgency of some of these people is astounding. My Mom and I once encountered a bear and her cubs while walking. You would have been impressed by the speed walking away we did! Scary!

[@unclebillsoutdoorandwildli8489]

I was already crapping my pants with the bear in front. The one in back done me in. The camera person is the lucky one. Maybe the wont notice them getting away while the two bears are occupied with his friends. Hahahaha. Had to be scary and they were all lucky. Was fun to watch. Awesome video

[@user-jk939]

The ranger says good Lord no

[@TWISTEDSUNRISEKI]

I had. A scary encouter with a grizzly bear i was hitchiking and this bear was stalking me on the highway near gorman brothers mill and a jeep pulled over and told me to get in

[@AB-vb2mm]

There are no black bears in Europe. Only brown bear and ice bear on Svalbard island (Norway)

[@jtmachete]

Correct #4 in Finland was a grizzly

[@vincentnin1]

bears are so cute. Its just unfortunate that they can rip human body

[@jeanhar2542]

Bears seem to be more interested in humans in the past few years more than ever, be safe out there!

[@beast9011]

6:53 I think these tourists truly understand the danger their in by being that close to the cubs

[@jasonking7570]

Seriously. I honestly feel like it's more dangerous to come across bear cubs than an adult bear. An adult bear, there are tips depending on what kind of bear it is for what to do. But if you come across bear cubs, mama bear ain't gonna be too far behind

[@sk8angel20031]

I love how they whisper like the bear couldn't smell them

[@geoffschmidt1944]

Salomon Shoes = bear bait. Good to know.

[@bryantparker7390]

6:34 When your FWB says "hey we should go-"

[@robcarey4189]

Hunter showed great restrain and courage

[@MuchoNoBueno]

I’m impressed number 1 didn’t even squeeze off a round.False charges are only false if you get away unscathed

[@Novelist1029]

Anybody remember the bear from Fox and the Hound? Now that’s a bear encounter.

[@katherinepeace3564]

3:10 that bear was playing so cute and innocently. It really bothers me when people call them pos and a**holes :/

[@AS-rr9km]

“It was a black bear but it was brown” Give her a break, it’s the girls first time outside 😂 Also known as: Grizzly

[@aaamenpreacher3]

Thanks for putting those big red arrows and circles on the bear or I would not have known that they were bears.

[@bigdeal6852]

I had a Bear in my car once ! ....I finally got tired of it ! Grabbed it around the neck hit it a couple of times and opened the door and threw it out ! Yeah, it was my old teddy bear. I was 20 yrs. old and figured it was time to get rid of it ! 🤣🤣.

[@lisarochwarg4707]

That must have hurt.

[@Master.0zay]

Sadly the dog probably got eaten by the black bear. Dogs cannot outrun a bear so the dog probably slowed down and eventually the bear got hold of the dog, meaning the end.

[@sensus-rp9cy]

I would have liked to join the dog, and the bear had eaten me up too.

[@MysticPrairie]

3:23- I wouldn’t be laughing, I’d be in one of those kayaks zooming down the river. Ya’ll would think I had a motor on it I’d be so fast. Lol

[@nikirick]

“Now surrounded by TWO maneaters…” 😆

[@edvinparmeza1298]

I think the bears were extremely polite and calm, considering they encountered idiots

[@typarker4566]

thanks for the obnoxious red circles and arrows, how else would I have seen the bears!?

[@ryderholland5179]

Don't worry about clip #4 he says "what happened to the dog was a mystery" but in the description of the original video it says no animals were hurt.

[@averywaterman1010]

🙏 thanks

[@ryderholland5179]

@@averywaterman1010 np

[@RotisserieiJamie]

That’s fear to hear no animals were hurt.

[@emyliaduval-rehel6272]

Wow scary ! Nice vid !

[@yourimaginarymonster1739]

06:11 Are we just going to glaze over the fact that this woman said she saw a "Brown Black Bear" lol 😂

[@marcgambone4240]

Black bears can be brown. They're called cinnamon bears

[@Szhhhaiebxj]

thanks for letting me down on every clip.

[@rebeccahowe5607]

All I got to say is I am so glad I live in Australia - no BEARS 🐻

[@kikaa1884]

You guys have snakes,Crocodiles etc

[@rebeccahowe5607]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TalesFromPlanetEarth]

Seeing a black bear in the wilderness of BC is not “unimaginable”

[@nishant9478nl]

I don't know why people don't leash their dogs if they can't control it

[@mini_spika3486]

true i hate number 4 just hate it what happened too the dog 😞

[@f1.452]

@@mini_spika3486 The dog is 100% alive knowing what type of dog it is its the type to try and scare the bear away or just run poor guy probably got lost though

[@chinarello2928]

It is a bear hunting dog. No black bears in Finland either. It is a juvenile brown bear that just happens to be darker colour.

[@nothing__256]

Brown bear:lay down Black bear:fightback Polar bear:goodnight

[@peterhall728]

I once encountered a rather miffed Squirrel when out here in South Wales. Not a pleasant experience I can tell you.

[@debofaisbarika5510]

I cackled.

[@lindahill7932]

Bear spray, bear spray, bear spray. Duh!!!

[@peterhall728]

@@lindahill7932 apperently, Bear spray is an aphrodisiac to Squirrels so, would be the absolutely wrong thing to do to spray the little bastard. Now, not only is he angry, but he's horny as well. Not a good combination I can tell you.

[@goblinlord928]

Nice video !

[@Alaskanman]

I had a young brown bear come at me and a buddy while we were fishing. This one was stealthy and was watching us the whole time. While I was tying my fishing line, it started charging at us as if it appeared outta thin air. Had to slowly back off as it followed us to the road, I'll never forget that moment. I had a real good and close look at the beast. Too bad my phone was at 1% lol my dumb ass would've started recording

[@tbrwn2548]

Bear spray?

[@SIRA063]

2:12 lmfao, "one behind us too! .........we're ok"

[@wanneske1969]

#7 why is it "unthinkable" to meet a bear in bear territory ?

[@geometricart7851]

obviously not "unthinkable" but if you stay on the trails generally they will steer clear unless the trails runs across a path to water.

[@mikecagle984]

These will not stress me out because I will never allow myself to be put in those situations.

[@DDBAA24]

I love animals more than anything , I just dont know how your not pulling the trigger when your getting rushed by a certainly terrible death. The restraint is , sick.

[@pragyan-bi2kp]

No 4 I really felt sad for that dog I pray he will be safe

[@hristopandev5768]

He is fine it is a hunting dog

[@aliszar]

Black bears aren’t usually aggressive unless they have Cubs. Have had many sightings and they always run away. Grizzlies are a different story!

[@chancellorsimbillo5849]

nice vid broo👍👍

[@lopburiinoz9849]

It’s a good thing that Australia doesn’t have any bears

[@ashleytorres9827]

I would say The kangaroo is the bear version lol cute buff scary animal

[@Tatusiek_1]

@@ashleytorres9827 i’ll take a kangaroo over a bear any day

[@mono601]

I rather have bears the all them spiders

[@charzanboo9940]

Yes, but they have hundreds of other poisonous animals on the land and in the water.

[@rszanger]

People often confused what's more important, your lives or taking nice pictures! And many people are just standing laughing rather than taking more precautions.

[@XDalilbit]

Damn I’m so glad the hunter didn’t shoot the bear

[@thomashninan3825]

But the hunter should be killed by the bear is it wtf

[@laggytrain2897]

This Man Is Good For Main Game Story

[@nahshanyahudah2261]

Cameraman: What did you see? Tourist: A Black Bear but it was Brown.... Me: It must be an instinct to initially just blame it on black

[@Hamclap12]

Title: these encounters will stress you out 234k people: I guess let's get stressed out

[@olaideakintunde3165]

It's interesting to see how stupid people can be. You see a wild animal..."oh let me take a picture and go closer" animal cokes closer...human - "omg it's coming close to me. It's gonna kill me rahhhh"🙄 many videos of that.

[@AdamsBrew78]

I’ve been that close to a large black bear while hiking alone 4 miles up a mountain trail. It didn’t notice me, so I stomped me feet loudly before I passed and thankfully it darted away. Then I darted in opposite direction, heart racing.