Grizzly bears returning to North Cascades | FOX 13 Seattle 

get your thumb greased up for your butt

@@thailor oh...do you live on Capital Hill....you like that orifice....????? some of a us a call....

None that will win. 😂

They will be tossed by activist DA's. Just look at the mess Mike Schmidt caused in Multnomah County Oregon. Disgusting.

They identify as mature bones.🤪

@@richardkronberg4925🤣🤣

X that by 3, I’ve seen black bear 300 pounds, one cinnamon bear close to 400 maybe. Friend up above our house got one about 275 male, there forearms are incredible, and there pads on there feet are like grippy tuff rubber, amazing animals, there built like a gorilla 🦍 or I guess that’s a oxymoron, built like a beat lol 😝

Bear not beat lol 😂

Grizzlies can EASILY be 800-1000 pounds of raw power running at 35 mph with claws and teeth. Even with a 44 MAG, you have less than 2.5 seconds at charge from 50m.

So does my unemployed uncle.😂

​@@carebear2272Those are SMALL bears! Mine here in NH go 400-500 lbs!

Untill they are eating you.

Hand fed by tourists?

Bullshit. I lived in WA for 20 yrs. There's PLENTY of salmon! They'd be dying at my feet as I fished...thousands of them in schools flying up river! Once, I got hit by them like a torpedo, and nearly got knocked over!! The bears will eat the same shit as the OTHER 1,000s of black bear already in WA and Oregon: black bear cubs, coyote pups, Elk, deer, salmon, huckleberry, blueberries, blackberries...You don't get out, do you? 😂😅

They will eat US

You didn’t know? They are going to be peaceful vegetarian bears that only eat huckleberry and mushrooms, avoid cattle and respect fences.

All the hikers, kids, dogs, livestock, regular humans, berries, mushrooms etc….

Please don’t speak for us. Your points are all invalid and are all personal concerns that you take every time you go step into natural environments. It’s funny people think forest belong to them cause they want to pick fkn berries. 🤣

humans are the real monsters.

Even without bears, a mountain lion could make a snack of ya. Better take a 45 or something. I hear in canada it is illrgal to go hiking in the woods without a firearm.

It IS a great idea! The wolf population was introduced 15 years ago, and guess what...doing just fine...No issues. 😊

“No issues”. The ignorance of this statement is something to behold. I live on the east side of the state, where the ideologues from Seattle like to implement their utopian ideas. Deer practically vanished after the introduction of wolves. Cat numbers have grown out of control. Buck harvesting has been declining for years now and I think that state overstated populations. The reality is specialists have limited understanding of the actual effects of and ramifications of introduction of animals. And there’s no unity in the matter either. It’s whatever activist group screams and lobby’s their favorite animal most effectively. Caribou were introduced by one group, wolves by another. A herd of 100 caribou were were wiped out here by the wolves. It’s laughable and sad, since it’s the farmers and poor over here who have to deal with the effects of wolves and bears living in their backyard. But keep telling yourself it’s all one big success story.

@@renovatio1988it is a conservation success story. Deer are harder to find when predators are around. Caribou are a hard animal to reintroduce. Caribou in Maine died out and they had a lot less predators to worry about. Caribou may only be able to live in northern Canada now. The forest caribou rely on are old growth forest and now some of their former range is new growth forest.

@@lowellirish a wolf is extremely different from a GRIZZLY BEAR. The ignorance in that statement is astounding

@@renovatio1988u are correct ✅ and y’all also have grizzly’s on that side too😭 one of the reasons I never left the safe costal mountains 😅

Or cattle, that farmers raise for a living. Here’s a novel concept: Implement your utopian ideals on the coastal range. If it works, we’ll do the same. I’m sure the “biological diversity” minded folks in Gig Harbor wouldn’t mind.

@@renovatio1988Nobody cares about your cattle. You choose to raise cattle that doesn’t constitute wiping out native predators. Nobody is going to miss your flank steak you were selling for 25 cents a pound to food4less.

The never ending cycle 🙃 I was really looking forward to hiking up there again soon

then they can live in your back yard.....

The ones who are worried ....Are the ones living in gated communities with a Fred Meyer 3 miles away...😂

Why do you mongrel leftists always come up the most insane comments ? LOL

How about shrek?

Wolf packs are in the Cascades already. Been there since the 90s.

Wrong.

@The_Black_Knight I know this, I was being a smartass.I have one on my game camera.

Ummm..they DID stupid...14 years ago. They had very little issues so far. The only issue they had was not releasing them far enough in the back country at first...but now? There are 4 or 5 healthy packs...All being monitored. You need to be more worried about the illegals creeping into your gated community! 😂

No, if you live there and enjoy the outdoors not really