Mom takes her cub across several fast moving branches of the confluence (Soda Butte and Lamar Rivers) at one point the cub is reluctant and at another panics in the swift moving current.
Scolding part I'm not that far in the video yet but the Cub made the mother Sow come strolling back to find food and has no time for fear or play. I hope she doesn't scold her cub too much? well, here it goes about to see the other half.@@Yellowstonewolves
Thank you for the patience to film this and the awesome restraint from talking throughout. It was lovely to hear the water, birds and bears without the constant overtalking that ruins many other wildlife videos...
Vivian - I am working on the next one today. It is about an odd male grizzly courting a female who still has her cubs. I should have it out by Friday. Best and thank you for "Cub-scribing"
Thank you so much - I am working on the next one today. It is about an odd male grizzly courting a female who still has her cubs. I should have it out by Friday. Best and thank you for "Cub-scribing"
Interesting assist from the sow while crossing the Lamar. Couldn't help but thinking of how wading anglers use similar strategies to cross rivers. P.S. Terrific video. Stunned by the quality.
Can you imagine a herd of grizzlies - that could be dangerous. Can you imagine these four chasing you? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gsx-MmRFQss.html
@@Yellowstonewolves I did, the sow was right next to it, making sure it got safely to land. I was talking about the part at the beginning of the video.
Hi Peggy - I have seen them go after goslings but never seem to get close enough to geese. I think they have tried so many time they just realize it’s seldom a successful meal.
I lived at a house w/Australian Swans & the Male was vicious.. He'd fly 4ft off the ground right at your face or he'd grab your groin or butt! Probably why the bear didn't bother w/it.
Correct - 399 is in the Tetons down south and this Bear is in Yellowstone. I don't know if this bear has been numbered by biologist or not. I was about 180 Yards from them, I never want to get close enough to change their behavior because what I want to watch most is just that, their natural behavior. I am not a photographer waiting for a perfect picture.
