CRAZY CLOSE!! TWO MONSTER CANADIAN BULL MOOSE IN YOUR FACE!!!!!

[@4WingedAngels]

Gorgeous footage! We've lived Alaska, and understand the magnificence of a full grown moose. I used to have to clean moose snot off of my SECOND floor windows!

[@mouseandcat5468]

What a majestic animal! Truly deserves its space and our respect!

[@smallandnasty]

food city person moose meat is the best

[@Rangerness]

If you've never been close to a wild moose, you can't comprehend the adrenaline rush they induce! Awesome footage!

[@tobisia23]

Amen. Just had my close encounter yesterday. Apparently listening to my footage I was terrified

[@greenhometony]

Funniest thing I ever saw was two teenaged bull moose standing together and looking at us like they needed glasses. Dumb looking but damn they were big. What wasn't funny was when I had a cow with calves chase me behind a tree, that was a bit unnerving. Those females want blood.

[@cecilhenry9908]

The moose is smart: he knows where you are and refuses to get too close. Amazing animal.

[@jessewilson4954]

You should teach some of the bigfoot hunters how to shoot a clear video in woods. LOL Your footage of the moose was clear as a bell, no out of focus or blurring. Good job

[@tyrander1652]

If you must know, sasquaches project a psyonic field that interferes with electronics and traditional film chemicals. The government has developed recording techniques, now used in the Aurora surveillance planes to record what is happening in North Korea underground nuclear test sites, that can and do take clear footage of skunk apes. I should know, I was the one who captured the first bigfoot for their tests, back in the 70s.

[@tacti-cool4022]

Well they might be way smarter then most think since completely WHOLE uncontaminated DNA strand samples have been analysed & confirmed as derived from a new "undiscovered/undocumented" species (it actually isn't but: dogma, mainstream etc...) Dr Melba has the DNA proof & she is a 30+yr (can't remember those specifics exactly but long career so far despite) mitochondrial DNA expert, she is literally the person who identifies species. Plus to fake the authentic videos you would require an undocumented super strength/speed abilities WHILE wearing a super realistic fully operational multi-functional suit including either the eyebrow/forehead, eyelids, eyeballs, nostrils, lips, jaw...(no one has the facial ratio for it to be just a mask whether it's Andre the giant or Danny devito...)

[@HammerLeaf]

I've heard too many stories from well-spoken individuals whom I respect (people I personally know, not KZbin personalities). Some IT professionals who went camping in Canada, some auto mechanics from Tennessee, etc. Some refer to them as wild men, others sasquatch or bigfoot. Either way, they're naturally fuzzy and freakishly fast...oh and highly intelligent.

[@tjworker5482]

Tyrander165 / aaahahaa' No!

[@mughalhunter3854]

Tyrander165 plz subscribe may chanal becos i m new her.

[@GreenKidGreenKid]

This guy was like 3 quick steps away from being mauled to paste by a 1500 lb. bull moose, and he never even reached for his gun Legend

[@Mia-tq9kf]

No kill moose

[@jaetexxas124]

And then proceeded to call it. Savage

[@Alatreon2435]

what a gun gonna do?

[@youngmoney2264]

This is the most adventurous asmr in ever watched😂

[@RantTherapist]

They're so large, yet so graceful. Truly majestic animals.

[@smarterworkout]

If you've never seen a giant 1500 lb bull moose then you wont understand this video. This guys got guts.

[@lyric5725]

Amen

[@KevAlberta]

I’m an Alberta and I agree

[@marielynnpaquet1197]

Amen too ! Wow !

[@josephcunningham7568]

Yea they will fucking kill you I think he’s crazy yet brave but definitely crazy my grandfather got chased by one and almost died

[@tomhan2138]

Driving Guy Idaho 。这种

[@mulemouse]

I've been 5 feet from deer being disabled they don't fear me. Merlins Have been getting close, I'm 68 and I saw my first this year. They come and sing on a tree, the one the eagles always perched in blew down. Now I have merlins to watch, salute to all who recognize the great job done.

[@JTSOUTDOORLIFE]

Wow that thing is huge!!!!! I think I would have a heart attack being that close! You have guts man!!

[@ladyyuna2000]

My heart goes out to this guy and to see those massive Bull Moose come close was breathtaking.

[@josiemainecoon]

Wow! My heart was pounding! You must have been terrified/excited/incredulous! You handled that so well! Thank you, for filming such an amazing encounter :)

[@casualonemmo-player2167]

One time i was walking in the woods, while listening to loud music. Trying to get in shape these days. I casually stopped to change playlist, when i heard a noise behind me. When i turned i had one of these standing around 3m away from me, with his head eating something from the ground. I almost shat my pants, but amazing remained still, then slowly backed away. It ran away a little bit later. Phu :)

[@Eusantdac]

I'd be up one of those trees so fast - I'd break records lol

[@brandimagnotta3017]

😂

[@niarhiianne9699]

Accurate 💯

[@clone_commandernayo5435]

You probably couldn’t climb the tree, just hide behind the tree and get into the woods where I moose couldn’t get to you.

[@MichelleJ1822]

My five and seven-year-old grandson’s loved this video! They love watching animal videos

[@metals2546]

Magnificent animal.

[@milfordmartin5146]

Hog hunting

[@milfordmartin5146]

Hog hunting I got Snapchat where is the name of that I have I have all the radios in the seven

[@tetapbersukur2312]

metals fuck

[@tetapbersukur2312]

fuck u

[@francinecapron5287]

Mais moi j'ai regardé la taille ses grand

[@elizabethpeters8515]

One of the most dangerous animals in the woods. Thank you for sharing this. Thank you for not shooting it in front of us, and so grateful that you weren't charged.

[@kpoonsawad1]

Such a beautiful creature. I enjoy seeing wild animals in their own habitat. 💝

[@joedilly4752]

Wow I wish that I was that lucky!!! I would sell my soul to see Sam Winchester up close!!!!

[@katerwhall1865]

I would be shaking seeing a moose that size. lol

[@randomstuff9382]

KAT Erwhall I remember when I was 13 I was in a bush by myself chasing out a deer we saw go in it and my dad and cousins were on the other side ready to shoot it but when I was in there I could here branches cracking and a bull moose was maybe 20 feet away from me just getting up from laying in his bed he stared at me for about 15 seconds then slowly walked away I was so scared I didn't even think of moving

[@Apeekachu]

Wrong. I wouldn't be scared. I fought one once. They not so tough.

[@randomstuff9382]

Joey Cape at a boy lies there a lot tougher then you think if you fought one or even tried they would kill you they can actually be pretty aggressive during the rut

[@shadrach6299]

KAT Erwhall They will charge you.

[@tysonseafoot7834]

KAT Erwhall I'm out there a lot .. a bull moose is the scariest encounter in my opinion. Worst than bears and cougars ...they are the most aggressive and if you don't have a tree or anything around you you're pretty much fucked .

[@user-wt2ti2je4h]

How does one walk through the woods with a massive rack on top of their head?

[@MrWarrenwest]

in a charge they push 6 inches and less over, they are huge strong animals.

[@mkowboy13]

Just like big breasted women walk around with raks

[@santyclause8034]

Irish Elk has left teh chat>

[@Dougie-ex1ov]

ask your mom

[@jameskleist4019]

If a moose like those 2 if the trees are to close together they tilt their head and go between them if that be the case.

[@BLKSOUL327]

Great vid. City boy from the Bronx. Love nature. Just think how keen that Bulls hearing is, it damn near pinpointed where you were standing in the woods from a call.

[@Lightnings]

True

[@jasonbonga9426]

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[@dudeofea6277]

my dad was hunting a deer one fall, he stepped on a twig, deer heard him and started walking away and around him a good 200ft away from him. My dad hadn't moved or made a noise after that. So he picked up his binoculars and saw the deer staring right at him 200ft away through all the bush between them. No way he could see or hear him, but the deer knew where he was from one crack earlier.

[@MLGtroll365]

@@dudeofea6277 deer got that smell lol that's funny though they always seem to spot odd creatures in their habitat

[@alexcamarillo7588]

Every time you grunt I imagine a Minecraft villager lmao

[@hmuz8388]

Huckleberrina Bear yikes

[@nickstrande2569]

Haha

[@nickstrande2569]

I imagine Steve getting punched

[@WilkoPicknMix]

Same 🤣

[@Teme44]

😂😂😂

[@Chelly8561]

Thank you for not shooting these magnificent animals

[@merlonfox8769]

Don’t worry I will tho year round

[@believeryshua6509]

I had a moose during mating season chase my pickup several miles those males can run!

[@auroralondon4281]

Should’ve slammed on the breaks lmfao 🥴😂

[@georgesakellaropoulos8162]

@@auroralondon4281 Not a good idea when the critter weighs almost as much as your vehicle.

[@andreashoppe1969]

I like how the moose keeps saying "come here, come here, come here" lol

[@mikeFolco]

Dude you are a pro, your grunts attracted the wife in my office ;)

[@thesavantart8480]

Michel Folco The likes are at 69. I will not like.

[@lindamclean8809]

Michel Folco shoot with a camera. NOT A GUN. Lame brains

[@bricehenry1223]

Linda yes you are moron. Now run along worthless piss ant.

[@shauna5466]

Michel Folco lmao

[@RanThaMan]

Michel Folco you’re wife must be huge

[@HUSTONFARMSest]

There's a once in a lifetime happening I bet. closing in on an area that holds that many moose and calling in a bull, hand to hand close, a couple times.... whew! adrenaline producing

[@mirosawdokurno7595]

Magnificent video! You`ve atracted those animals on such a close distance using only your voice (not a tube or pipe). If I didn`t see it I wouldn`t believe!

[@mothership1849]

Husband, “what are you watching?” Me, “some nature stuff,” Him, “why?” Me, “cuz it’s natural AF!”

[@the_goldendino]

Those are some INCREDIBLE bull moose! I'm in awe, those boys were gorgeous!!

[@HavingfunAfterfifty]

You have to love the outdoors! I agree calling in a big bull, is pure fun. By the way, very good calling, enjoyed this very much.

[@AdrianCalgary]

Wow, awesome find! I've never came across two bull moose yet. Only one a couple of times. A very special moment. Cheers

[@KeoTheLeo]

Lmaooo man I’ve never seen a bull moose before this is craaaaazy!

[@nicorizzo5402]

Is that the sound a moose makes? I was not expecting that from such a huge animal.

[@inugami78]

Oh you spotted the majestic Sam Winchester in his natural habitat.

[@tonyapauls151]

inugami78 9

[@baileycallahan3868]

I knew I would find another supernatural fan here

[@Undomaranel]

Let me guess- Squirrel is in Purgatory again?

[@kass9508]

😂😂 I love this family.

[@allenmcphee3873]

Undomaranel %

[@SeanVplayer]

I kept thinking, "If you get stomped by that moose, it's your own fault. You keep calling him to your location."

[@depwolf]

Here we see Sammy in his natural habitat.

[@emmarellda181]

i was looking for an spn comment! i literally searched up Mooses just to find Sammy jokes

[@depwolf]

Emmarellda1 same tho XD

[@whiskeyandwildflowers9153]

God I love our fandom

[@nathanmarchant2175]

Incredible footage! Thanks for sharing

[@ciociaroirrequiete2927]

oh yes...the moose...the canadians ONLY natural predator

[@pommiebears]

ciociaro irrequiete well..you have that Trudeau creature too. I hear he’s counterproductive to good Canadians too. Lol.

[@theanc316ientone]

Why so many dislikes, that thing was majestic, huge, terrifying, beautiful.

[@Solovinoo]

Joeschmofromcocomo the ones who disliked the video are mad that he didn’t shoot it 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@virginiabluebell2350]

Moose are my favorite animal 😍 only people who have never seen one in real life laugh . Anyone who has knows they are massive and magical. It’s amazing

[@cupidsnut]

krysta Skincare addict taste great too

[@aprilcraddock169]

I am just glad you're a photographer instead of a killer. Beautiful wonderful the moose is an amazing beast.

[@bonnieoles4212]

So glad you didn't shoot the moose!!!!

[@randomstuff9382]

Bonnie Oles why

[@shnkgamingyt115]

i would've, but then again if the gun isnt the right caliber then i would be fucked, if it was, i would be eating well

[@Hawiianlion67]

Bonnie Oles sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do

[@TheAdventureMen]

If i had a good slug with high grain, i would have dropped that fuckin beast. What a big boy , would be eatin pretty for a while

[@mrboredomfighter]

He said he was looking for a moose that one of his hunters hit

OMG! you were shaking, and you were too close to them. I love this animal!

[@robertaechum5925]

Whoa!!! He's mad!!!! That's huge.... nice video.

[@titapa4219]

This is awesome!! I love it. I been to Maine twice and hope to see this but not a chance to see one yet 😑

[@susanpratt4061]

This is much more amazing than a trophy on the wall!!! Although, if the freezer is empty......I understand that too.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

The dead, living & each nor milk or egg of another species is food & drink & such....as instinct denotes. Hence prison.

[@sharokhjoudi4693]

Thank you for your beautiful videos

[@judgeovyoursoulvo8685]

You sweet talker, you.

[@edwardsabo8368]

Great video !! You could see your heart beat in the frame. Nice work.

[@DeanLorman]

Hello.The forest of my youth(birth).I was born in 54, 84 mi NNE of Waskesiu .A kill shot would have been fine but playing with the big buggers really is a lot of fun too.Retired now in northern BC and wheelchaired now so you should know it means a lot to remember the trapline and its freedoms and hardships.This is pure treasure for many.Thank you 1

[@geoffs8801]

sorry to hear your wheel chair bound,i bet you miss the out doors hope things can get better and one day soon you get another oppertunity to hunt

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I do get out every year. I have a buddy that helps me set up for a "still" type hunt in a few different places I can get my chair to.Being out with the smells and sounds is better than good by a long shot eh ! Thanks bud !

[@bricehenry1223]

Thanks Dean running a trapline in the wilderness is truly living. Freedom and a great life. I bet you have great memories.

[@tiny5500]

You truly have⚾⚽! So beautiful but man, that close. I really would of been breathing so hard with my gun! Then again I would not have been calling them! Great stuff, thank for sharing an amazing show if a majestic Beast🥇👍❤️

[@289rory]

And they say Aliens don’t exist. With creatures like this, who needs em?

[@kskufan]

Great CALLING.. my Grandson is working on his mouth calls...he is 6..i should make a video of it!! He is good !! Love this video

[@DawnStrobeck]

THAT WAS AWESOME!! WOW! Thanks for sharing!!

[@motoputz3201]

Too cool what a rush. I had a cow moose with twins encounter once while fishing in Montana, I had never heard a moose before, I thought it was a bear until she came walking out of the willows not 20 yards from where I was ...I quickly got out of the river and hung out in the trees and watched the three of them hanging out in the water. It was very hot and I figured they just wanted to cool off. It was magical

[@elinoremanalo4872]

Oh my God, this guy is sooo handsome 😍😍😍

[@Mia-tq9kf]

Simp simp

[@maryschultze624]

I was thinking the same thing! 😉

[@wyatthall2914]

Man you had such a clean shot on that second bull that is insane

[@UKSTAGROSCO]

Great vid man 👍 glad u didn’t kill him 😃

[@Mia-tq9kf]

Yes animals deserve to live

[@noodles466]

Called him in with some fine vocals... great job

[@brianpan6453]

Videos like this are a real treat. I'm not sure what his escape plan was if the bull spotted him, then charged him.

[@nombre1248]

I’d be dodging around trees lmao

[@billrey8221]

That is a big moose! Thanks for posting.

[@kevinharvey274]

This guy gets it! I hunt moose when I can for sustenance. I've seen moose and could have taken them down but didn't because I didn't need to at the time and I love the majestic and solitary, independent nature of a moose. Would love to comment more on this but can't at this time. Great video!

[@edgryff]

"I hunt moose for sustenance"

[@JEEPmanDAVE]

Eee Ell Agreed. I have deer meat that lasts me year round.

[@stewartsaurus5796]

You don't know where they live they might live up north in Nunavut, Yukon, or NW territories and not have any deer or stores.

[@elmersibley9956]

Kevin Harvey It's getting very bad when you can hunt year round when the rest of us can only hunt once a year ( bullshit) and then have the nerve to show a video on your hunt .This should be against the law.I still call bullshit. IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE IN THE HUNTING RULES I hope it's SOONER than later YOU CAN STOP YOUR VIDEOS NOW . I AM A VERY SERIOUS HUNTER AND A VIKING. FIRST PEOPLE.

[@JEEPmanDAVE]

Elmer Sibley True, but I can see why the law isn't like that. We have so many numb nuts around here that shoot deer just to kill something. I could find myself shooting a deer probably every 4-5 months instead of having to shoot 3 and tagging out during a 2 week long rifle season.

[@6hughmungus9]

Holy that second one was a big boy. So cool hearing him call back trying to find his cow hahaha. Good hunting!

[@SuperGolfgal]

I don't know how anything finds that sound 'sexy' 🤣🤣🤣

[@fishnwildlife]

Dude. Ontario lad here... your vids are amazing. I especially like the bear footage. Keep up the good work.

[@hannahmorton3714]

Sammy!!! I found your shoe!

[@nikmotionmix]

Stunning video of magnificent creatures! Thanks for sharing.

[@monaawad8762]

Idk how big I thought moose were but damn nature your scary asf

[@flatclub5098]

thank you for not killing them. awesome camera work bro.

[@emilysheil4168]

I found Sammy in his natural habitat

[@sissaboolives2012]

This is just awesome, you are a regular Grizzly Adams. Is this in Newfoundland, it is beautiful. I hear that place is overrun with moose.

[@Zephero]

why are people calling this moose Sammy oh yeah yeah

[@JohnMartinez-sm1sk]

What a majestic bull, great footage

[@theshipissinkingno6056]

So I'm the only one to comment on the very neat Just for Men facial Hair dye job? Excellent groomsmanship my Anglo brother

[@thyslop1737]

theshipissinking no Now that you mention it the beard seems surreal

[@meesha2439]

Ah, so that's what it is... I was wondering why he looked so prettyfaux.

[@austinha11]

Lmao yeah, well done. I wouldn't mind grey in mine

[@amberbryeans114]

Dude looks well groomed eyebrows and all plus the fake tan

[@albertabeaudry8691]

That is a real Canadian. One whose genes have been here for 3 or 4 hundred years i'd bet. And not anglo Canadian; a French Canadian.

[@seanmurphy3329]

That last one was a great great grand daddy at the least. He has been on top of his heap for some time and still some time to come.what an animal. Im amazed they still get that big with so many hunters out there

[@jaynve82]

Those noises were 👌

[@kpp9227]

I have no idea how I came to watching this but it is interesting and the sounds !!

[@HOTRhuntinontherock]

Great footage, what make and model of camera/camcorder you using?

[@kanet.9504]

HOTR Just a regular iphone yuno

[@cherryrotella3714]

HOTR what do the noises mean?

[@urbanothepopeofdeath]

while backpacking in Montana over a million years ago, a calf decided to barge thru our campsite. I thought it was a jeep barreling thru the woods!! truly an amazing site.

[@beccaandmoonpie9043]

Please tell me you hunt for the meat and not for a trophy! When a creature of God is this beautiful with many years of life left within it, is it not better to honor this elder?

[@93joeanthony]

Becca and moonpie why not just bring the meat home or donate it . I think putting up the antlers if you killed it for meat is fine . But killing it just for the antlers is a little foul . You could honor it more just observing and leaving it alone

[@20cameron1]

The trophy size are old. It’s always a good time to remove these to produce even healthier generations of animals. The plus is you get meat as well. These old bulls don’t have a peaceful life-they are out in the wild, not in a sanctuary. They are constantly being chased by wolves, coyotes, and bears. Since they are old, they have a lot of physical problems and aren’t having a grand old time. Surviving as an old animal is torture but taking them out is actually sparing them of dying a slow and painful death. Hunting should never be strictly a job. If that were the case, there would less hunting and an out of control number of animals that would not be as healthy. Why is it morality is only applied to conceal carry and hunting? There are both good and bad people in every ethical and moral situation. Man has forgotten that he was given the job to have dominion over all animals. Instead, animals have been placed on a pedestal and society is telling us to worship them-meanwhile society has no problem killing defenseless unborn babies because someone refused to take responsibility for their own actions.

[@rml4289]

All Things Magnum who gave man this job to dominate over animals? if you say god im going to run away

[@20cameron1]

Robert L Start running because God did. Like it or not, God did. It’s funny how people are all for morality so long as it applies to someone else. Whether you agree or not God does exist and gave us the enormous responsibility of keeping human life sacred and managing the animals. The difference between man and animal is man has a soul and it is bound to one of two places: Heaven or Hell. It’s up to man to which place he goes. It’s amazing when God and Jesus are mentioned how quickly people are offended. If none of this is true why does it bother you? If there is a God, and there is, then man has an obligation and a responsibility to Him. You may laugh, you may mock, but are you ready to die with what you have? I will be praying you come to accept Jesus as your Savior.

[@MLGtroll365]

Both. You go for the trophy bull & your freezer will be full.

[@shanonlynn]

I’ve been in the presence of a bull moose and it is exhilarating and beautiful!

[@kellybelanger3685]

Was he black

[@bathombre9739]

🤣

[@brookeraven7405]

3:12 well here comes Sam winchester

[@Undomaranel]

I decided as a kid if I ever became an Animorph my battle morph would be a bull moose. This vid does not disappoint.

[@mkatnileb2439]

The sound he’s making: is that a drunken girl or a bar-fighting fella?

[@josephmilender6208]

Very nice bulls. Good calling. What camera are you using?

[@frankiejoe]

Wow, my farts sound just like your Elk call!! 😂😂

[@Orophile_303]

That's not elk, genius, it's moose. Elk have more of a higher pitched scream and are the most vocal of the deer family.

[@jebstuart1475]

That's my photo his name is herald mistakenly called Harold but that's okay. He comes out regularly when the lilies are in bloom. He's walked through my camp, we have walked up on each other by surprise. They are beautiful animals. I have eaten moose I like the meat as long as it is fresh. And not full of worms.

[@truenorth7949]

he was monstrous. wow I've never seen one that up close. Beautiful creature though

[@prussell3316]

What a great video! Such beautiful animals of the forest!

[@NiklasAdv]

must be really hard running in the forrest with those two horns on the side. never actually thought about it

[@briankelly9347]

Antlers dumb ass

[@johnmcniven4133]

It's very hard on the trees

[@Sanw.333]

Awesome filming 🥇 Would like to know what camera you used! 🦌

[@screemer122]

wild stuff ..had the same thing up in DRYDEN ont ..only differences is the bull i filmed never ran away so i had to stay out of site ..he was about the same size

[@beaubrashier7284]

Why is there freaking 2 thousand dislikes! Its probably people that don’t understand how hunters help the environment.

[@mariahjohnston8195]

Hey look it's a Jared

[@ZebulonCrawfordTheDesigner]

This is Off topic, but Sir... You are HANDSOME ...Wow !!!

[@zappawoman5183]

You're not so bad yourself!

[@garywhiteman8837]

it sounds like chewbaca

[@kbx2.]

Watching this instead of doing homework