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A friendly grizzly bear visit while hiking off-trail - Yellowstone National Park 

Stan Mills
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I was sitting in the rain under my poncho just kinda gazing off into the distance while resting under a tree when I took a look to my left. I immediately saw a grizzly walking towards me. I was not very visible to the bear because I was under my poncho but the grizzly finally spotted me from the movement I was making while going after my bear spay and then my camera. You are never suppose to get within 100 yards of bears in the park but with close surprise encounters you have no choice and at that point you have to do the right thing. As most people know, my thinking is to never do anything that can upset a grizzly. So I moved away at the opportune time. It turned out to be another great experience in the backcountry of Yellowstone.
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@johncarlo2630
@johncarlo2630 2 года назад
100 yards, thank goodness he was a friendly bear. Many thanks Stan for this authentic footage with no annoying music to boot
@owenpeller6471
@owenpeller6471 2 года назад
Yes, when people add annoying music I turn off their videos
@jamwerx
@jamwerx 2 года назад
100 yards is the rule but you’d be a fool to think you’re “safe” because you’re 100 yards. A grizzly can cover 100 yards in 4-5 seconds… I wish they’d explain this instead of ppl thinking they’re safe, if a grizzly wants you and you’re not by adequate shelter then it’s going to get you. Luckily, they’re very tolerant of ppl and will nay attack under certain conditions (momma, surprised in close range, by food source, enter they’re personal space, etc… ), even then unless it’s a rogue bear it’s not trying to kill you just take away what they perceive as your weapon which is your mouth. Personally, I’d rather them be closer and know I’m there and let them decide the distance but still have spray ready. Just educate yourself on bear behavior before going into bear country. While they can be unpredictable being able to read the situation is critical but also understand that going into bear country is a risk that can have consequences. Great video as always
@yourrealdad816
@yourrealdad816 2 года назад
Yes, he was a very sweet bear. You can pet the grizzlies in Yellowstone.
@traviscoates6878
@traviscoates6878 2 года назад
No such thing as a “friendly” grizzly. Just Grizzlies. Most of the time they’re calm and docile, some of the time they’re aggressive and predatory. Just gotta be able to decipher which
@jimblack8027
@jimblack8027 2 года назад
I suspect there is no such thing as a "friendly bear". There are bears who are hungry and bears who are not. That's all... :)
@mikebaker3036
@mikebaker3036 2 года назад
The info on where and when you hiked is great. No drawn out worthless time wasting. You also can talk without the camera pointing at you but instead shows the wonderful landscape. Totally enjoy all your videos.
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
Mike, thank you for the very nice comment.
@tinydolphin9818
@tinydolphin9818 2 года назад
Came for the danger, stayed for the relaxing wildlife sounds
@jessicalazar4163
@jessicalazar4163 2 года назад
Great video! That bird had such a brilliant blue color. I walked up on a moose once. He was sitting down and I didn't see him.. He stood up and I slowly and carefully walked backward. He showed me the same respect and left me alone. I was grateful!
@marilynwillett804
@marilynwillett804 5 месяцев назад
Me too, a mama moose with her calf, me and my German shepherd, in Alaska. I just said hi Moose and walked past her.
@larmolarmo
@larmolarmo Месяц назад
@@marilynwillett804 I've heard that moose attack and injure more people in Alaska than Grizzlies do. Wild animals can be unpredictable. I hope you walked past at a good distance. Otherwise you just got lucky.
@SheilaNoya
@SheilaNoya 2 года назад
Thank for this, Stan. It felt like I was there walking through Yellowstone with you. To be the only human in sight must be a different kind of alone-ness, and peaceful. Nature's landscape and its creatures are a great gift.
@williamchristy3063
@williamchristy3063 2 года назад
The grizzly wasn't being friendly. He simply had no interest in you!
@petersiegfriedkrug
@petersiegfriedkrug Месяц назад
No, this bear is a sweet bear.
@truthkitty8198
@truthkitty8198 Год назад
I appreciate your actions with the bear. You didn’t stress it, you were calm, you gave it space. Good for you. 😊
@shirleywashington4969
@shirleywashington4969 2 года назад
Thank You for sharing your hike with those of us who can’t, at 80 my hiking days are memories… But like other comments PLEASE DON’T Suggest that Grizzlies are FRIENDLY!!! For the gullible and the bears…. 🤷‍♀️ Be Safe, ❤️ that U share your experiences !!
@DougHinVA
@DougHinVA 2 года назад
correct ... anyone who spent much time in the Appalachians knows that bears are predators and foragers. They are animals that kill to eat and are NOT 'friendly' ...
@bbfanmo
@bbfanmo 2 года назад
I love your videos and the natural sounds… no music is the best part! Keep the videos coming and be safe out there 😊
@larmolarmo
@larmolarmo 2 года назад
Great video, Stan! I think I'd describe that bear as unconcerned, rather than friendly.
@MikeNaples
@MikeNaples 2 года назад
It's all relative, some of us consider a grizzly friendly if he doesn't maul or eat you.
@m118lr
@m118lr 2 года назад
@@MikeNaples ..yep.
@kcallaghan7839
@kcallaghan7839 2 года назад
The bears not being kind and pleasant to you.
@kostapapa1989
@kostapapa1989 Месяц назад
All living beings need love. With love and care they can be friendly. Even huggable.
@marklalone3091
@marklalone3091 2 года назад
Enjoy every second of your content... every single time. Through and through. From the scenery, trails and tracks, to signs, scrapes, scat and rubs. Makes your videos so much more interesting then seeing only animals. Watching your episodes gives us an idea of how you move about, observe and happen upon the animals. And sometimes, the animals find you! Thank you for what you do. Looking forward to the next.
@briscoedarling3237
@briscoedarling3237 2 года назад
Thanks for showing us parts of Yellowstone that very few people will ever see. Can’t wait for you videos when things are greening up!
@crazeecip
@crazeecip Год назад
Thanks Stan for the relaxing, beautiful look into Yellowstone. Been there once as a tourist but have never seen the side you show us.
@mmsdecorator928
@mmsdecorator928 2 года назад
That grizzly bear had been smelling you when you were 20 miles away. He wasn’t interested in harming you. Thank you for sharing!
@Scanjoon
@Scanjoon 2 года назад
In my world, friendly wild grizzly bears are non-existent.
@jazzfan7491
@jazzfan7491 2 года назад
At 8:17 where he sits up to look at you I know I'd be scared right out of my pants
@marianfrances4959
@marianfrances4959 2 года назад
Beautiful little lake. Quite the boneyard! Beautiful to see all the animals. Awesome grizzly encounter!! Thank you, Stan! 👍😎🇨🇦🐦🎩🎖
@domif.b.7657
@domif.b.7657 2 года назад
I've been watching a couple of your videos, since yesterday, and I am impressed by how cool and calm you manage to hold the camera while the bears are looking at you from a very short distance ( I'd shake at the mere sight of a big spider, so... ). Thank you for sharing those amazing footages, I travelled and hiked across Yellowstone and Grand Teton many, many years ago, and do have fond memories of those 2 parks.
@gkranch990
@gkranch990 2 года назад
In my opinion, the best part of the video is all the precipitation we're getting this spring. Here in Cody we have had such dry springs lately that it is a wonderful blessing to get some rain/snow and grow some grass!
@1jesus2music3duke
@1jesus2music3duke 2 года назад
Aaaaaand now it’s flooded lol
@mtb4ever285
@mtb4ever285 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing, Stan. I always look forward to every one of your videos.
@JackClarke561
@JackClarke561 Год назад
What a hike, to the people giving him crap about the bear, he did so in a safe and responsible way he did not approach the bear he kept his distance and backed up when he thought the bear could be a threat. Great video👍
@chrisanngianoli2206
@chrisanngianoli2206 2 года назад
Just watched this yet again. And the make. Bluebird just made my morning Thanks again. I watch them over and again each morning
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
Chrisann, Thank you very much. You should like the next video that I will probably publish on Sunday. I had a scary (but amazing) encounter today with a couple grizzlies.
@jago76
@jago76 2 года назад
We are fortunate to be able to experience the wild Yellowstone back country through your eyes. Thank you!
@elizabethwhite6364
@elizabethwhite6364 2 года назад
Winter wants to hang on! Great trip! That grizzly was curious - glad he was focused on waking up and roots! Really enjoy these walk hikes! Looking forward to the camping season!
@cribbsprojects
@cribbsprojects 2 года назад
That was a beautiful hike. Rain can make for the best of times... and good to see the land replenished too...
@7Saturdays
@7Saturdays 2 года назад
Great stuff as always, Stan. Looking forward to a summer full of your videos. Thank you!
@Amimi_9051
@Amimi_9051 2 года назад
The 2 deer at 3:50 were like.... "Hey Carl Look! is that Stan?!... Carls buddy Cliffy takes a look-see... Yup, that's a roger on our good buddy Stan!" LOL 😊 Just brilliant Stan. Last hike, you'd explained to me how you handle bear encounters. What a treat to see exactly that! God bless you
@charlottebailey1124
@charlottebailey1124 2 года назад
I enjoyed every second of this film. Wish there was more! Thanks!!!
@Chris-cf2kp
@Chris-cf2kp 2 года назад
That one looked rather alert, with a bit of an aggressive stance and like it was sizing you up initially. Glad it turned out alright.
@bobhohne5583
@bobhohne5583 2 года назад
These videos are just brilliant. He always leaves me wanting more.
@harlanwhitley5911
@harlanwhitley5911 2 года назад
Close encounters of the BIG KIND! Stay safe out there and thanks for the beautiful videos!
@harlanwhitley5911
@harlanwhitley5911 2 года назад
Wow, this video made Newsweek!
@berthamiles6507
@berthamiles6507 2 года назад
Love your videos. and love your detail referencing where you traveled! Thank you so much for doing them!!!!
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
Bertha, thank you for your nice comments. I like putting the detailed reference but not all videos will have them. And there is a reason for not including them. Some places I hike are along the boundary areas just outside of the park. You may notice they will say “Yellowstone Ecosystem” instead of “Yellowstone National Park” and there will be no map or information about the spot I am in. The reason for that is the possibility of de-listing of the grizzly bear and opening up trophy hunting. I don’t want to give away locations. I know I have a couple videos out there that do give locations but I try not to do that. Thanks again.
@tjenki00
@tjenki00 2 года назад
Absolutely incredible experience Stan, thanks for sharing.
@desertfairychickres4021
@desertfairychickres4021 2 года назад
Wild animals are unpredictable. Your going to end up like that dude in Alaska. At least your not dragging a girlfriend or wife along. May God bless you and keep you.
@flacat6437
@flacat6437 2 года назад
The bear encounter was amazing and so was the bluebird!!!!
@leslie6938
@leslie6938 2 года назад
I came here to note that gorgeous bluebird too. Such a rich vivid color. The grizzly seemed much less interested in Stan than Stan was in the grizzly. That said, both kept an eye on the other. It's so nice when people, animals and nature can all interact in harmony.
@manusterra1236
@manusterra1236 2 года назад
Well played, sir. Beautiful experience you were able to share.
@CastleMc
@CastleMc Год назад
Love your videos and glad to see that you received some media notice for this one. I will not hike in grizzly country, especially not alone, so your videos are the closest I will ever come to that experience!
@chrisanngianoli2206
@chrisanngianoli2206 2 года назад
I see you made the Cowboy State Daily newsletter. I am sitting here enjoying reruns of all the hikes as I review emails. thanks always also, saw that bluebird shot - making me happy
@jolenecreech7648
@jolenecreech7648 2 года назад
Don’t think I would feel comfortable having a grizzly stare at me. Thank you for sharing, Stan.
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
I think most people feel that way. But when I does happen I think most people feel like it was a very rewarding experience and thankful that they got to experience something like that. Most of the news you ever hear about grizzlies is when something bad happens.
@vern0018
@vern0018 2 года назад
@@StanMills sorry to ask such an idiotic question. In what way was the grizzly friendly.
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
@@vern0018 In what way was it unfriendly? Grizzly bears are not out to eat you like everyone thinks.
@vern0018
@vern0018 2 года назад
@@StanMills I didn't say it's friendly or unfriendly. I just asked to describe which part of the behavior was friendly. Just trying to learn more of bears.
@m118lr
@m118lr 2 года назад
@@vern0018 ..the fact HE DIDN’T CONFRONT OR CHARGE maybe..?
@LindaSmith-ye3oc
@LindaSmith-ye3oc 2 года назад
I watched the video for the Grizzly, but thoroughly enjoyed your hike in this beautiful place. Stay safe out there!
@amyenglish621
@amyenglish621 2 года назад
Just found your channel yesterday while watching the Scary Bear Attacks channel….I have watched a few of these and love them! Thank you for showing us the park….it is on my Bucket List to hike Yellowstone. As someone mentioned above, you are SO CALM when you see a Grizz and you deal with the situation calm, cool & collected! That is such a excellent example for us all to follow in any bear country. I really appreciate the tips and pointers that you share….it does make a difference how you react and handle a bear sighting and can be the choice between living to tell the tale or becoming part of the food chain because you needed the “perfect selfie”. Thanks so much….A new super FAN!
@carolwhittaker1905
@carolwhittaker1905 2 года назад
Great video, wonderful experience! and I agree that the moisture is a blessing. We are already in fire season in Arizona.
@rhondasanders4323
@rhondasanders4323 2 года назад
Thank You! I miss the mountains n going camping n hiking n seeing the wildlife around me. Thanks Again.
@shirleyduncan3653
@shirleyduncan3653 2 года назад
Stan I had to put a jacket on from the comfort of my home seeing the cold weather! Beautiful as always. We went to the swinging bridge there last August.
@colleencarmichael6917
@colleencarmichael6917 2 года назад
Kinda glad you weren't sitting there eatting your lunch lol!! Great video Stan! Loved the bright colorful bluebird :)
@terryharl7949
@terryharl7949 2 года назад
What a great walk you had! I probably would not have been as calm! Thanks for sharing.
@dml4283
@dml4283 2 года назад
Great video as always. Looking forward to your next.
@debbiejohnson5610
@debbiejohnson5610 2 года назад
Nice one, glad to see a bear this time, and the blue bird 💙
@robertkraychik1884
@robertkraychik1884 2 года назад
really great scenery, thanks stan.
@teresajohnson8988
@teresajohnson8988 Год назад
Your videos are relaxing and beautiful!!!
@jettechdonatkins
@jettechdonatkins 2 года назад
This was a very nice video.I came across your channel just two days ago and really enjoy seeing nature like this.I would have loved going on a hike like this a few years ago,and was in good enough condition to do so,but a stroke put a stop to that in '20.The good thing is I would have not found your channel otherwise,so good things do come out of bad things.Thanks for doing this,and I will be watching a lot more of you!
@m118lr
@m118lr 2 года назад
…same here. JUST found his channel. GREAT stuff, reminds me of NW Montana.
@ohhbobba3401
@ohhbobba3401 2 года назад
Gorgeous Stan, the Bear's must spend a lot of time on the quasi mound you were on, so much Scat 👀. Be thankful you didn't run into one of the Forest People, `Sabe` (Sasquatch). Good luck in all your beautiful ventures.
@NotAFanAnymore
@NotAFanAnymore 2 года назад
Beautiful hike. Had a bit of rain and snow. Got up high. Incredible wildlife views. I wouldn’t go so far as to say friendly grizzly. You got lucky there. They’re an aggressive species. Thanks for sharing
@MountainHobbler
@MountainHobbler 2 года назад
Of all the huge poops in this video I would have dropped the biggest after seeing that bear.
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
Bison scat.
@djb523
@djb523 2 года назад
My brother and I encountered a black bear at Glacier Nat'l Park while walking on a trail. He was just lumbering along about 100 ft (yes feet) in front of us. We both stopped in our tracks and started walking backwards. After about 50 ft the bear, who was gaining on us, turned into the woods and walked around us and back onto the trail. Always regretted not taking a video. Your videos are great, thanks for sharing.
@Eibmozluver
@Eibmozluver 2 года назад
What an amazing experience! Thanks for sharing!
@bloodyeyeful
@bloodyeyeful 2 года назад
Thankfully that wasn't a sow with cubs walking up on you. Stay safe Sir. I really enjoy your doings. Blessings to us all.
@oldskool4612
@oldskool4612 2 года назад
As always amazing content Stan. Curious as to the amount of snow the Yellowstone ecosystem received over the winter. You usually spot the Griz before they spot you but not this time. Impressed how you handled that situation. Stay safe and again many thanks for sharing your passion.
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
This area of the park seemed to have gotten less snow than usual. But it has been getting a lot of good rain over the last week. The west side of the park looked to have close to normal snowpack.
@m118lr
@m118lr 2 года назад
@@juliebryne2903 ..not necessarily at all. Depends on several factors: geography or topography AND most importantly..Wind direction.
@jasonbamrick7518
@jasonbamrick7518 2 года назад
Great footage, and such amazing wildlife out there
@markporter-thechurchhistor6784
Another great video Stan👍
@petersiegfriedkrug
@petersiegfriedkrug Месяц назад
So friendly bear! He is so sweet.
@gracefranklyn5729
@gracefranklyn5729 2 года назад
Great footage, beautiful Life 🐻🌲🦬 🌿🐦
@ernestmartinez8198
@ernestmartinez8198 2 года назад
That was some really nice footage of the Griz Stan 👍
@axe2grind244
@axe2grind244 2 года назад
It seems like they know you at this point and that it’s just Stan passing through.
@waynedixon2975
@waynedixon2975 2 года назад
That was a nice video of the mountain lion cool that you got to see all those animals
@JulieAiken
@JulieAiken 2 года назад
Stunning! Thanks for posting.
@frisk151
@frisk151 2 года назад
Another excellent video of places most people don't venture. Thanks!
@BuySellColoradoSprings
@BuySellColoradoSprings 2 года назад
Wow. And what a beautiful bird!
@lisatoronto7265
@lisatoronto7265 Год назад
Love the quiet, sound of the rain, heavenly.
@castlemagic4746
@castlemagic4746 2 года назад
Going off trail by yourself in Yellowstone is risky to say the least.
@kimjeffries7165
@kimjeffries7165 2 года назад
That is what I thought. I do not think it is a good idea to hike alone in bear country.
@castlemagic4746
@castlemagic4746 2 года назад
@@kimjeffries7165 wolf country too...
@offgridselfteliant
@offgridselfteliant 2 месяца назад
Well you need to carry bear spray, a loud air horn, and something to make you look bigger! I carry a umbrella for that image foolery. But with a animal that can smell a peanut in the middle of a truck of gravel, not smelling like food is the safest thing you can do. Never hike in clothes you just cooked bacon and eggs in. My group the poor designated cook of the day wanders away from camp to cook! Exhiled lol everyone gets their food eats the cook puts everything away. They all wash up and away we go. Snacks are in airtight containers.
@columbusohio72
@columbusohio72 2 года назад
Love the sound of nature. Cool video
@duanemellenbruch2055
@duanemellenbruch2055 Год назад
Thank you for sharing! Enjoyed that!
@littlefox8352
@littlefox8352 2 года назад
Thank you, I love your channel.
@jonEmontana
@jonEmontana 2 года назад
Excellent prose for you in the end. Thankful it wasn’t a sow with curious cubs.
@ervinslens
@ervinslens 2 года назад
Definitely one of my biggest fears when I am alone on the trail. Nice video though.👌
@davidprovolt9611
@davidprovolt9611 Год назад
Your videos are awesome Stan! Like hiking along with you.. thanks
@justinstratus5577
@justinstratus5577 2 года назад
incredible footage
@teresacorrigan3076
@teresacorrigan3076 Год назад
Ohhh. I would have freaked. Good show!
@andreisator362
@andreisator362 2 года назад
Is there a more powerful animal on earth that would act so unbothered by the presence of a human? It's like respect for the bear is repaid with a lack of interest in the human. Amazing.
@BecKnBikes
@BecKnBikes 9 месяцев назад
Nice! Glad you were safe!
@Ena48145
@Ena48145 2 года назад
Beautiful video
@magma3525
@magma3525 2 года назад
Really nice video series.
@maryscheidler8327
@maryscheidler8327 2 года назад
You are GIFTED w/predator calmness... My first thought? Hiking OFF trail 😳❓ Not a genius move❗BUT, after I saw the amazing video of the OFF trail hike. I was blown away by the BEAUTY of the scenery & the "friendly" Grizzly ( lucky you) & that gorgeous blue bird. Not to mention the dinner table ground of left over "bones". You have such incredible CALMNESS that I believe two things: God was watching over you & the bear could sense your calmness. Had you displayed great FEAR. I don't think you would be here to share this AMAZING hike the "Adventurous Journey" I remember seen one of your videos before. That voice of calmness is what I remember 🤔 Thank You Stan for sharing such AWESOMNESS❗🙏 God keep you SAFE out there. I live in WA state I've done many many hikes over eight hrs. a day hike up Mt. Baker us 5 girls. It was beyond Gorgeous we spent so much time up there Glacier & lunch near Lake Ann we ended up hiking back in the dark ( stupid? Yes!) Had about 20 minutes till we saw the parking lot. But, dangerous and stupid as we had to move slow & almost feel our way out. It was dark! I 🙏 the whole time daylight/nightime. I NEVER leave home without my Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. God BLESS ☝you Stan. 😊❤🐻🦌🌲🐦
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
Thank you. Remember, God sends his angles to protect you wherever you go. But always use His wisdom and don’t test Him. Thank you for your very nice comment.
@maryscheidler8327
@maryscheidler8327 2 года назад
@@StanMills Aww...you are so WELCOME & so SWEET, Stan. It was words written in my heart for Y❤U❗You made my day when I saw that video. I cannot tell you how much I APPRECIATED that. It was PEACEFUL, God's BEAUTY out there, HIS wildlife & your CALMING VOICE. Couldn't ask for more...God BLESS U & watch over U A L L the days of your LIFE❗❤☝😁🤗HUGS❗
@brookeshaffer4377
@brookeshaffer4377 2 года назад
Nothing friendly about a grizzly bear.Glad you are safe😰
@stevehisey389
@stevehisey389 2 года назад
Stan, ever use an airhorn in a threatening bear encounter? I've had 2 episodes with momma and cub at about 35 yards and they all turned and ran quickly. Duct taped it to my bear spray. Nicely filmed as usual.
@MikeNaples
@MikeNaples 2 года назад
I watched an RV park manager chase off a trespassing grizzly in Haines Alaska with an airhorn. I carry a small one (fits in a shirt pocket) when in bear country. Figure it can't hurt and has greater range than spray.
@Mssearay
@Mssearay 2 года назад
🇺🇲😲Beautiful scenery and filming. Looks exhausting, I now need to rest. 😳🐻
@ocaphoenix5347
@ocaphoenix5347 2 года назад
Stunning!! Many thx -
@sambrummett5002
@sambrummett5002 2 года назад
See you made all the news services...good job.
@johne.stinson9759
@johne.stinson9759 2 года назад
Always a treat to view your wonderful treks in God's wonderful arena...
@sharilynn3024
@sharilynn3024 Год назад
You are living my dream life. ☺️💕
@FanceeName
@FanceeName 2 года назад
Actual title: “ Bear who is completely full from eating another hiker comes to visit me”
@dwagisp1308
@dwagisp1308 10 месяцев назад
I have never seen a blue bird sit on a pile of poop (probably the bears LOL!!!) until I watched this video. Stan, you have a large set of stones. Most people would have not survived an encounter with a grizzly like that
@jaysong9843
@jaysong9843 2 года назад
what a gentle boy
@cindywestlake6278
@cindywestlake6278 2 месяца назад
It just takes the wrong bear at the wrong time. I pray tou stay safe. Great videos!
@genefoxgreenmountaindroning
@genefoxgreenmountaindroning 2 года назад
That very cool I love bear. I had a black bear walk about that close to me also
@fightenergyfilms
@fightenergyfilms 2 года назад
Another great video Stan. Sent you an email last week!
@PinkPotatoChip
@PinkPotatoChip 2 года назад
Just be careful you don't end up like Timothy Treadwell. He loved bears and made it a point to walk in their territory instead of safe zones. I made the mistake of listening to a reenactment of his last audio after watching the documentary about him.
@chrisschaede3135
@chrisschaede3135 2 года назад
No such thing as a "friendly" grizzly bear. He was just uninterested.
@MC-zz7eb
@MC-zz7eb 2 года назад
Hoping to make it back up to Cooke City for a few weekend trips this year once the pass opens, such a great area
@StanMills
@StanMills 2 года назад
Yes, the Bear Tooth Wilderness up there is amazing.
@neilholland6558
@neilholland6558 2 года назад
"A friendly grizzly bear."
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