With grizzlies still awake, do your part to keep yourself and others safe during the hunting season!

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Another great video my friend.... awesome advice and info on being bear aware....thank you

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbaradouglas2143]

I truly enjoy your videos! I am always amazed when you zoom out at the real distance you are from the bears. Thank you!

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

I love seeing them as much as anyone, but I can't encourage people to give these animals room when i am doing the opposite. The fact that I work with these animals forces close encounters, but if I am taking video I try to be well back. Thanks for your observation and for tuning in.

[@jpoll71]

Wonderful coverage n great advice....

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shannanbegley8189]

Awesome video!

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jtmachete]

There is nothing more dangerous than carcass defense behavior with grizzlies.

[@spunkysland]

That's a gorgeous bear, good stuff/bear bear guy :) 0:00 0:28 3:58

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

thanks!

[@maryk9519]

The area we live in is a sow with older cubs that has traveled through or past our farm fields a few times.

[@maryk9519]

A friend of my husband had lost a cow to a grizzly bear in West Central Alberta. He gave us pictures from the trail camera of the bear laying on top of his stash, protecting it.

[@marjorjorietillman856]

Seems like a lot of these animals have a lot of unspoiled habitat in many parts of Canada!

[@bashsnana6690]

another awesome video!!!! thank u for sharing!!!!

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

Thanks for watching!

[@Shaz-gq7pv]

What happens it they don't manage to gain the fat reserves needed for hibernation do they die and can they survive without hibernating

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

Bears are pretty good at getting to the needed weight. But you will see a few more lingering out trying to find calories or waking up and leaving the den early spring. For a bear to be considered at their best, they enter the den 30% heavier in the fall than they are exiting.

[@bcbigfoot112]

I've seen grizzlies out and about mid winter. They wake up to eat. Winter bears are most dangerous because the food drive makes them ruthless beyond regular brutality.

[@colleenpeterson7247]

This is NOT my thing at all.. They should take the animal to a off sight area and dress it out there.. The blood and the urine smell is to much for the Grizzles. Grizzlies have been way to active this year and many have die because of human incompetence camping or due to road kill,,, for hunters to be encroaching in their domain... I hope and 🙏 their not setting the bears up to be picked off one by one...

[@TheBearGuyCanada]

In a perfect world I agree, but when you're in the thick of things and have a moose or elk, you want to process it quickly and is just too big to get out and move without field dressing.

[@colleenpeterson7247]

@@TheBearGuyCanada , They need to be better prepared. Only two hunts One in the US and Yukon, But if their Rifle hunting say in Montana or Alberta and the grizzlies come for their meat and the hunter.. Bear looses. Mostly Trophy hunters, And who eats male Elk, deer Buck, or Big horn ram.. I'm done venting 🤯

[@franciscoj8724]

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