Grizzly bears eating wild onions - Yellowstone Ecosystem

[@tammydeboard6537]

I love your videos. I wish I could just once see that beautiful country in person. But I know I can't. So I watch yours. I'm fighting cancer. Been fighting for 2 years. So I know I can never see what you see. Thank you for your beautiful videos so people like me can at least see a little bit of God's country. I can only imagine what it is like in person. Thank you sir. Looking forward to your next adventure.

[@marianfrances4959]

I had a chuckle when you mentioned not sitting too long without checking behind you...I can relate!!! Love your amazing, fresh videos. Thank you so much. 👍😎🇨🇦🌲🐻

[@chrisanngianoli2206]

Cold mornings this spring. It’s such a gift to see new hikes. Thanks Stan

[@StanMills]

Thank you Chrisann.

[@teresabarbao8593]

Very nice hike . Those bears are great to see eating all those nutritious onions for them. A lot of good bear tracks an digs. They are out enjoying the spring time. Nice views too . Thank you Stan . Great video.

[@StanMills]

Thank you Teresa for all of your nice comments.

[@ozarkmtnloghomes]

Hi Stan, love your videos. I know you have some links below about a few of the major things you carry along. I would love to see a "what's in my bag" video about what you carry and wear in various conditions, and different length hikes. Stay safe and keep showing us the great scenes of the yellowstone area.

[@chrisanngianoli2206]

Just got to the mountain bluebird. Deep hearted smile.

[@StanMills]

It is amazing how bright blue they can be.

[@blackoakpropertymaintenanc6981]

Yes, nice looking bluebird. And the view of the mountains just before that was spectacular as well. What a place to go hiking!

[@BluestemMemories]

Thank you Stan

[@zag4christ]

Stan Mills, you are amazing. Not only for your videography, but for your occasional sharing of What (and Whom) guides your life. I cannot remember how I came across you, but I am glad I did. Peace and may God continue to keep you safe. Gordon Jewett

[@StanMills]

Thank you so much for your nice comments. That starts my day off great. “I am at peace with the stones of the field and it’s wild animals are at peace with me.” I hope you are able to make it out to explore God’s beautiful creation also. Thank you.

[@rossbideon]

I would find it very interesting to see what you have in your backpack and why. Great stuff. Thanks for sharing

[@mikebaker3036]

The scenery is so clear! Love the views. So relaxing to watch.

[@reptileenthusiast9618]

I am planning a trip to yellowstone primarily to see animals. I have really enjoyed your videos.

[@mycocoaone]

I have enjoyed all your video's for a long time. Thank you so much.

[@StanMills]

D, thank you for your nice comments.

[@johnr8186]

These videos are priceless!! Thank you Stan!

[@sheldonmiller2588]

Again, I love the crane pair at the start of the video

[@desertdog2282]

Nice video. Lots of bears out on this trip.

[@mtb4ever285]

Thank you for your evident passion for God's creations-specifically the Yellowstone Ecosystem, both the terrain and the wildlife. AND thank for your your willingness to take the extra time it takes to edit videos so we can enjoy them and share them with you.

[@imanslotboom6121]

It is a aussum video i am from holland the netherlands we do not have parks like you have keeo sharing those videos aussum

[@imanslotboom6121]

An aussum video!!!!!!!!!

[@StanMills]

@@imanslotboom6121 Iman, thank you for your comments. I have been to the Netherlands one time. So beautiful and clean.

[@peterb2346]

Fabulous footage Stan! Nice meeting you in the middle of "Eden" yesterday~~~ Saw Elk hiking out and then about 6-8 Big Horn sheep out by the road. Heading back in today! Pete & Wendy

[@StanMills]

Nice to hear from you Peter. Really enjoyed talking to you and Wendy. I can't believe you saw all that wildlife after I was done with my hike. Just for your info, most of my videos have information about the location of the hikes. But some, like this one, will only say Yellowstone Ecosystem. The reason for that is because the hike is outside of the Yellowstone boundary and with the possibility of de-listing the grizzly bears and opening up trophy hunting, I don't want to give away locations. I love seeing all the wildlife in God's beautiful creation. If you really want to know the location, you can send me an email at [e-mail].

[@blackoakpropertymaintenanc6981]

Another enjoyable video, Stan....thanks for posting!

[@jimanderson5082]

Such a peaceful video. Thanx :)

[@curtbrooks7495]

Thanks again Stan

[@Riverbugger]

Another excellent video Stan. So glad I found your channel! So peaceful to watch and I really enjoy the wildlife. Living here in Idaho, I can’t get enough of it!! Thanks for sharing!! Truly blessed!!

[@marklalone3091]

Classic Stan Mills video.👍👍

[@tammyhollandsworth6783]

Stay safe and thank you for your videos. Glad I’m not there though. Bears make me nervous.

[@baylorb2511]

Did you hear about the grizzly that killed another grizzly right off the road near roaring mountain yesterday? Wild stuff…

[@dougewing1571]

Amazing country , ive only drove past. Never had the opportunity to hike. Probably a good thing.. Thanks for the video

[@bjreed6088]

Please be careful, Stan! Momma Grizzlies are fierce....

[@barbaraalvstad8640]

Beautiful videos of Yellowstone, I’m hoping to visit soon!

[@gypsylady5139]

Beautiful scenery. Stay safe.

[@andywhite9932]

Looks like that moose had been injured on its left rear leg at about the 5:50 mark

[@marklalone3091]

Two claws up!

[@johncarlo2630]

Another wonderful video, many thanks Stan. On side note did you ever find out why there is so much discarded wire in Yellowstone. I’ve called several different numbers, but I haven’t been able to reach a human being, and emails can take a long time to get answered if at all.

[@StanMills]

Here are my thoughts. I notice and see first hand research projects done all over the park. I see they don’t come back and clean up their mess and they don’t take down their signs. I am also guessing that a lot of the wire is left over from the days of fencing for horses and traps for animals. This is back before there was much regulation. I see a lot more wire than I put in videos. Another thing I see a lot of is those aluminum foil party balloons. One year ago I saw 4 of them on this hike alone. There must be thousands of them polluting the park.

[@johncarlo2630]

@@StanMills Thank you for your in depth response Stan. It’s so sad that our last great places are being polluted and being done by people who should know better. I used to bring a plastic bag with me when I hiked Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, but I literally packed out a fraction of what I saw. So sad 😞. Perhaps it’s time for stricter regulations and an educational campaign.

[@NickFlanik]

seen my first fisher in the Tetons yesterday, curious if you've ever seen them or if you can let me know how rare/elusive they are to see

[@StanMills]

Have you watch my video “Bird Watching on Slough Creek”? If I remember right I think I had some in that video.

[@MoviesSam]

Love this video Stan. Thanks. I am going to plan a multi night horseback trip into the Yellowstone interior next year. Any suggestions ?

[@StanMills]

I don't because I have never done horseback trips. But it seems like anywhere would be good. For photography, the northern portion of the park is more open and gives you a good opportunity for wildlife photography.

[@neillarson7668]

Hey Stan, Nice walk in the park. What is the little chair you are packing.

[@StanMills]

Neil, I have it listed in my Amazon links in the description section. Thank you.

[@neillarson7668]

@@StanMills thanks, I had looked there just didn't scroll down far enough. Do you like it? Worth the weight?

[@elizabethpreviti598]

I was actually hoping for a reply from Stan if you do have recommendations. Thks Stan

[@gkranch990]

Nice little chair; I have one like it. We're getting old, Stan!

[@StanMills]

Just a state of mind. It is nice to relax.

[@keithwicks2784]

Great video

[@Jasonrcsd]

hey Stan - when you see a herd of elk and they appear to be calm / at peace does that mean there are no grizzlies in the area or have you seen elk portray this behavior with grizzlies nearby? thanks! Sure enjoy your videos!

[@twostop6895]

I commend Grizzly bears ability to put on such size just foraging for stuff like plants and getting an occasional lucky carcass, the Grizzly life is not an easy one

[@StanMills]

They eat pretty much anything. They are eating all the time.

[@truthbroncowithbillward2082]

SUGGESTION, STAN: I THINK YOU SHOULD PUT LABELS ON THE DIFFERENT ANIMALS THAT YOU FILM, I.E., CRANE, ELK, COW MOOSE, BEAVER, BLUE BIRD, ETC. I THINK THERE ARE QUITE A FEW PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ELK OR A DEER, AS AN EXAMPLE! THANKS FOR THE BEAUTY AND TRACKING INFO.!

[@elizabethpreviti598]

We’ll be staying at Madison CG. at West entrance. Thks

[@tomdigangi2722]

Another great video, Stan. Thank you. Are you able to identify those two birds that appear at the .22 second mark? You've had them in other videos but I haven't been able to ID them. Thanks

[@StanMills]

I think you are talking about Sandhill Cranes. I see a lot of them all year round.

[@andriuspaulius9122]

How long till Stan is dead ?

[@PaulAmdahl]

Good Stuff Yup

[@tammydeboard6537]

Can you please tell me what kind of birds them are at the beginning? Thank you.

[@StanMills]

Tammy, Those are Sandhill Cranes.

[@tammydeboard6537]

@@StanMills thank you. I love your videos.

[@andriuspaulius9122]

He has no regard to danger soon fate hits

[@markstanton2362]

Do grizzlies come out of hibernation based on snowpack or springtime?

[@StanMills]

Food source mainly.

[@burkehollingsworth8585]

Stan, I love your new hiking chair! I saw this new chair in the last couple of videos. What kind of chair is it?

[@StanMills]

Burke, I have a link in my Amazon links in the description section. Thank you.

[@elizabethpreviti598]

Wow that was amazing! My husband & I so enjoy your utubes. We’re heading to Yellowstone Tuesday. Went last year in fall & did all the typical tourist stops & hikes. Hoping to go off the beaten path this time. We are avid hikers in our sixties. We’re in good health but try not to exceed about 10 miles. Would you be kind enough to recommend some hikes? Thanks & Blessings🙏His creation is amazing & we feel so blessed to be able to experience it🙏Elizabeth & Michael

[@gypsylady5139]

I recommend be heavily armed with the right ammo. Then hike together. Never separate. That because bears terrify me. Have fun.

[@twostop6895]

@@gypsylady5139 dead bears just cause you wanted to hike? man humans are such resource hogs

[@vdpeer]

Those four bears together were a sow and three cubs, correct? Looked like second year, and she'll be throwing them out this year probably. That's a dangerous age, kinda like the young men at a bar having imbibed to much beer. They are the most likely to get their testosterone all in a boil.

[@chericandream]

Yes, it's amazing footage. Praying for your safety. Risky business venturing into the beauty of the wilderness where the untamed and unpredictable creatures of the Most High Ab YahuAh Sovereign frequent!!!

[@StanMills]

I think it’s a bit more risky driving to the trailhead. Thanks

[@chericandream]

@@StanMills I get it, my hubby reassures me that driving across town is also risky.

[@peterguercio9504]

This is so awesome. I don't get this kind of action in Mass. where I walk. Wildlife around every corner at Yellowstone.

[@StanMills]

It may look like there is wildlife around every corner. But I had to hike the same area twice plus add an unpublished grizzly that I took on this hike a couple years ago to get enough wildlife to make the video. You can see much more wildlife from your car. You will probably see wildlife around every corner from your car.