Yellowstone Bison, We Took It All In! 

Any of us who watch your channel would never be stupid enough to take a selfie with a bison!!! You’ve taught us respect for this awesome animal! Thank you for this video!

Thank you Dusty and Marissa for sharing your vacation time and knowledge with us...alot of us will never be able to see this. Majestic animal. Views from Heaven.

What a blessing for your family Dusty to enjoy Yellowstone without so many people, to enjoy the peace of nature and our Creator's gifts

I work in Yellowstone during the summer months and I have seen so many people violate the distance rule. I even seen some walk up to a bison bull and try to feed him a carrot. People are always worried about being hurt by a bear , but most people are hurt by bison and elk in the park. Most of the big bison herds are in Lamar or Hayden valley.

It made my blood boil to see those folks disrespecting the bison and not giving them space. What a lovely blessing you gave us Dusty! I've never been to Yellowstone so I thank you for the beauty you shared🥰

I live in Wyoming and the stupidity of people visiting Yellowstone never cease to amaze me! But it is one of the most beautiful places on earth thank you for bringing it to people who have never been there! So glad you got to experience it!

I love it there, took my sons there (Mammoth Springs) , it's just so beautiful. We did see bison but I refused to get out, even though they were more than 25 yards away. Wow, that close-up of the elk was awesome, what a beautiful lake and with the elk in front of that view too. Once a teacher, always a teacher... Please don't ever change Dusty. Great video and thank you for sharing your family va-ca with us, take care and God bless..

Thank you so much for taking us along on your adventure. The bison, elk, and deer were so beautiful. The views and the sunset 🌇 we're gorgeous. Always wanted to go, so thanks for taking me a long.

Oh my gosh Dusty 😍 this was amazing! Thank you for sharing this, I know the camera never captures the actual beauty that the eyes see so I can only imagine seeing this in person. Beautiful video, so glad your family had a wonderful and safe trip!

I read a news story about a week ago and it was talking about a woman that had been attacked by a bison in a state park in Texas. In the story, the woman was on a trail walking and some bison came into the area she was at. She stated that she was actually trying to ignore them as she was trying to get some distance between herself and the bison. Then one of the bison charged her and threw her into the air. She landed in some mesquite plants and had to wait about an hour for help to arrive. She was trying to be respectful and put distance between herself and the bison. She stated that she still must have been too close to them and that's why she was attacked. She didn't blame the bison at all and even said for people to maintain their distance for safety. It made me think of your video about the attacks in Yellowstone and you telling people to keep their distance. Love your channel, your adorable little family, the bison and I'm so incredibly fascinated by these majestic creatures. Keep up the awesome work.

Thanks for taking us on your trip. It's been years since I hot to visit Yellowstone, 21 years to be exact and I'll never forget it. The Buffalo, dear, bears and etc. seemed so huge and majestic but even then some people pushed the animals too far. It's a wonder more don't get hurt. There is nothing like I e seeing animals in their natural habitat and the indescribable country.

Thank you for taking us on your vacation with you. I haven’t been to Yellowstone in over 60 years but it has only grown more beautiful over time.

Last September my friends and I made that trip, grand Tetons, Yellowstone and Glacier National park which was spectacular.. People have Nature Deficit Disorder and are clueless to the damage that these beautiful beasts can do.

You really need to see the Lamar Valley in winter. You really come to respect the strength of the animals. Watching Buffalo wade through belly deep snow and feed is amazing.

No bringing home a new bull Dusty ... Big Joe , Dunbar or Hoss do not need any competition !! Lol. Absolutely beautiful views of the animals and you educating us as you went ! Very interesting . Thank You , Dusty, Marisa and Brooks for sharing your amazing vacation with us !! God Bless You All !

Thank you for sharing precious time out of your vacation with us. I was last in Yellowstone 51 years ago with my parents and siblings. I shall never forget the beauty and majesty of the animals and landscape! That is a long trip for all of you--especially Brooks! Enjoy the sights--and safe travels home!

Thanks for sharing another great video..beautiful scenery and wonderful to see so many bison and elk. We are blessed to have our National parks 🏞🦬🦬👍👍

One of the interesting videos that I believe was put out by the park's biologists is the effect of reintroducing the wolf packs in Yellowstonr. It stabilized the river banks and meadows and helped control the size of the deer and elk herds to keep the park's biome in a healthier balance.

Dusty you should’ve brought a bag of cubes with you😊

We took our four boys to Yellowstone last month. The timing was wonderful! No crowds, weather was gorgeous, we saw every animal listed except bears…which I’m okay with haha I have to say each animal was majestic in their own way. I’m sure you had a blast seeing these animals in the wild.

Amazing 🤩 thank you for sharing parts of your vacation. Great to see the Bison roaming free again.

Great education Dusty regarding fire. Here in Washington state north of me before the fire big fires last year, the wild flowers and natural grasses would only be nice for a short time in spring and they were more dull each year. This year, it was so incredibly beautiful. The natural grasses were beautiful and the wild flower were abundant and bright in color and they stayed that way until mid July. I was in awe. Sorry for so many comments I'm totally digging this

I drove Keystone and Yellowstone in 2019. In Keystone I went well past the herd and parked my car and got out and sat on hill to totally enjoy just being in the presence of bison.

This truly is God’s country. Thank you for taking time to share your glorious video with us 🙏❤️

Wow it looked awesome there. Thank you for sharing with us today. God bless you and your family.....🙏❤🙏❤🙏🙂😊😀

Thank you Dusty for taking part of your vacation to share this wonderful video with us . Through watching your videos we have learned to respect these beautiful animals for their power and majesty. Hugs from N.C..❤️

People never learn! Let the bison begin natural selection. 😄

Lodgepole pines need fire to reseed. I learned that on my trip to YellowStone over a decade ago. The park has recovered so much in those years. Now, of course, we’ll see what the flooding brings in the way of new growth. With the devastation comes regeneration. Thank you for sharing this wonderful vacation with us! Blessings and Joy to your wonderful family ❤

Yep, Yellowstone is not the place to be if one is in a hurry. I've spent a few wonderful trips there, in different seasons, & it's one of my all-time favorite vacations both here & abroad.---Great monologue about the fire.

I live by the the Wichita Wildlife Refuge in SW Oklahoma and their bison herd and you can always tell who the tourists are because they will get out of their cars to take pictures. People that live out here know not to get out of their cars when they're close to them.

Loved your opening!! If, Heaven forbid, someone is hurt or worse, the family sues the park and that is the tax dollar at work!! Why can't the public just follow the rules for themselves and for those Majestic animals

TY For your Comments of These Beautiful animals!

I'm glad you took the time to talk about the positive aspect of forest fires (controlled burns are always preferable). I remember the Smokey Bear commercials and how important it is to prevent forest fires. It was not until my 20s that I learned that some plant species actually depend on fires for their seed to germinate. My favorite scene is the one of the sunset and bison in the field. Worth framing.

And, it's not just Yellowstone Park. I lived in Alaska for over 30 years and the confrontations between bears and people both in and out of parks...People, no matter what the animals is, they are all wild and dangerous. Alaska has an actual law that says it's against the law to wake a sleeping bear to take a picture...now you know someone had to do something stupid to create such a law. Just sayin'. Love your videos, you do such a great job. Thank you

Im from Europe, but something with Yellowstone National Park feels always like home. Never been there and dont know im be able to get there. So thanks for sharing and say the wise words i could speak too. Thats what i like as you as a person in the few videos i saw. You have really respect for everything. It makes happy there are people like you in this world. Lots of blessings for you and your family, your animals and the beautiful land.

LOL watching Dusty transfixed murmuring , "He's the one..." Marissa, you were totally egging him on. I'm surprised there wasn't a half bag of cubes stashed on the back seat floorboards. What a beautiful trip you took us on. Thank you.

What an incredible experience, Dusty. Those people were taking a BIG risk being too close to the bison. I wouldn't have done that. They're wild animals and very unpredictable. GREAT video. Thank you for sharing.

Woow, this is the things dreams are made of for me, the scenery is breath taking, I would love to go, but being from the United Kingdom and having a tumour on my spinal cord, I may not manage a trip like this, so I will get my weekly Bison fix from Dusty and Noah. Enjoy Baker Family xx

Thank you for taking us along on such an amazing trip. Silly people taking pictures with the Bison. No wonder some of them get hurt. Smh. 💖🐂💖

Never been to Yellowstone, would be a beautiful trip. Yellowstone is about a day and a half straight west from where I live in Southern Ontario, Canada.

Hi Dusty and Family. Great video. Enjoy your vacation and Great memories. God bless and love yall 💖💖

Wow, this was awesome!!! So beautiful.

It's been many years since I was up in Yellowstone and Tetons National parks. Thanks so much for sharing the beautiful scenery and some of the animals that live there, brought back alot of memories for me.

So many beautiful animals. Look at that Moose! ❤️ Bison are always my favorite!!

That sunset was gorgeous! Thanks for taking us along on your trip. That was beautiful.

Just amazing! Thank you so much for taking us along on your vacation ! This was truly an adventure.

Thank you Dusty and Marisa for sharing your vacation with us ❤️

Dusty what a great vacation an good picture of the Elks they are beautiful. Glad y'all were able to get away. It's God's way of cleaning the land for new growth.

Aww that's a beautiful sunset. That would be a perfect picture on a post card as well.

They are very majestic animal. Love to see your animals and all the other animals you see. I can't go to places like that so I see it through your videos. Thank you for you videos

Thank you for taking me along on your vacation. I've never been to Yellowstone or Jackson Hole. It's beautiful country for sure.

Our family camped in Yellowstone Park in 1989 and we were surprised to see the progress of regeneration one year after the fire. The lodge pole pine cones need fire to open them up for reseeding. Amazing place!

What beautiful memories you’ll be taking home with you. I had to laugh thinking which ones you’d like to take home.

Thank you for taking me along .Enjoyed the video.

This is by far one of the best video that you have posted and I could say one of the most beautiful and touching "documentary" style video of Yellow Stone National Park and Grand Teton National Park! Thank you for sharing this with all of us!

Thank you for the sharing your vacation views was wonderful and beautiful view to see

Thank you so very much taking us along with y'all, and especially for starting this video with the educational information!!!

Wow!, Amazing footage!! Thank you for sharing 🥰

Thanks so much for the beautiful tour of Yellowstone. So quiet and peaceful there.

Breathtakingly beautiful🐂❤

Thanks for including me on your vacation. It was beautiful, and I have never been out West,love seeing animals in their natural habitat,and how they survive.

We went to Yellowstone several years ago. It is an amazing park to visit. But please respect the wildlife. We were on the main road heading toward Bozeman Montana when a herd of Buffalo decide to take over the road! We just stopped and let them have the right of way. They were so close we could have touched them.

Oh what a breathtaking video of the Tetons sun setting bison with the smoke haze. Such a blessing to experience & see God’s canvas. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for taking us along

Yellowstone is a life changer.

What a beautiful video❤ Thank you for shareing

Thank you for sharing! This video is amazing. So happy you and family were able to experience the National Parks.

Beautiful video of Yellowstone and the bison. You must be having an incredible experience.❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for taking me on your vacation. I was A very young child when I last saw this landscape.Beautiful and majestic.

Enjoy your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the bison

Dusty it never ceases to amaze me .That the people don't realize just how dangerous the Bison could be. That is a wild animal.

Amazing vacation. Thank ya'll so much for sharing. I would love to go to Yellowstone. You have taught all of us the respect we need for the bison. So glad ya'll enjoyed your trip. Have a wonderful evening. Love you guys

Absolutely amazing! The shear beauty and awesomeness of the scenery that you captured is great! That sunset at Grand Teton park was so gorgeous! The colors, the mountains, the grassland and the bison was just breath taking! I'm sure that it was even more so in person! WOW! You are so blessed to be able to go and visit these areas. Thank you for videoing and sharing it with us! Loves this!❤️😊

Thanks for taking us on your trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton. We were there several years ago and loved our trip too. Such beautiful country to explore.

Thank you Dusty for sharing family vacation with us. Lack of knowledge on the peoples part concerning wild animals. They are wild animals!!! People need to wake up! Boy the scenery is beautiful! Dunbar is is better lookin! Fantastic video! Thanks again and blessings to you and your family. Psalm 91 to cover you while traveling. From the Oklahoma City Grandmother.

I've never been, so thank you all for sharing! What a beautiful place! I'm glad you got to enjoy the beauty nature offers. It amazes me how people don't listen to the parks warnings and are so ignorant of the consequences of their actions.

You are so right, thank you for showing us your vacation. Love it 🥰

Thank you for showing us Yellowstone, it's beautiful country. Most of us will never get the chance to visit it. Stay safe and God bless you.

Thank you for the wonderful visit with the Bison of YellowStone

You are absolutely right

Glad you got to get to see the area and take the time to enjoy it. There are so many beautiful places in this country to see. Thanks for sharing.

I agree with you that 25 yes is too close to the wildlife. You especially want to be careful of moose. I was taught to walk quietly in the forest. Because of that, I've been closer than the 25 yards a number of times. These occur when coming around a trail bend or around a large bush in a meadow. I was taught to freeze and stand very still or to slowly back away from the animal if too close. You don't want to scare them most of the time. Now, in bear country, you just want to hike noisy. Shaking a can of pebbles or a metal can tied to clank on your pack. With bears and cougar, you really want to keep your eyes and ears open in all directions. Great message on the role of fire. This is a really good video. BTW, my first trip to Yellowstone was in '63 back at the time bears begged from the cars. That was really dangerous.

Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful family trip. All the animals, scenery, sounds or non, just amazing. Sad to see a first part you'll witnessed some disappointments of humanity that don't respect nature. You get close to yours but you Still respect their space and know you can't fully trust such a massive animal. Always enjoy every video, all your teachings and your famililies journeys.

Love Yellowstone! Went on our honeymoon there! Been back again & again, love it.

It's fun to watch those bison cross the road slowly and as soon as they hit grass off they go!!! That's awesome!!! 6,000 bison. Tisk,tisk,tisk dusty but glad we were able to see him such a handsome elk!! Looked like he was going to eat your camera

Wild bison aren't named Dunbar or Elenor and should be treated with respectful caution. Glad you're having a great time.

Dusty, I'm pretty sure the gorgeous old barn you got there is the famous old Moulton barn. There are so many beautiful pictures taken of it all over the internet. Gorgeous trip you had. I've never been there and cannot go now, too old, but I thank you for "my" trip. It was wonderful.

Thanks for sharing you lovely vacation with us💛

thanks for the wonderful tour with history

Just Awesome......beautiful shots. Enjoyed watching the scenes.

Nature is amazing

Incredible video & vacation!

What an awesome vacation. I love watching the Bison in their natural habitat. That sunset setting was just spectacular. Lucky You!

Glad you got this trip and to see the wild ones.

My husband and I went to Jasper National park (Alberta Canada) for a holiday one year in October. It was off season, after summer, before winter, so everything was priced dirt cheap. Well, it was also mating season for the Elk, and they were everywhere. I was scared of them, but the people who lived there year round just walked by like it was nobodies business. One person told me that the majority of the Elk there are born there, around the people. They know that the people aren't going to hurt them. The most dangerous time to be there was during mating season. The young "bucks" smell the females and get a bit of a rage towards others sometimes. There are wild life officers on hand at all times for situations like that. The boys get a nap, relocated to the edge of town, to calm down. They do it right.

Thank you for the tour of Yellowstone. No people made it even better. Beautiful.

Thank you for taking us on your trip, the landscapers are beautiful, love seeing the bison. Great video.

It’s so beautiful and wild! Yellowstone is an amazing place to visit…hope I get to visit again some day!

Yellowstone is very beautiful!! Just reaffirms my goal of one day going out there. Thank you for sharing!!

I have never been to Yellowstone. Thank you for the tour! I certainly would never get that close to bison. I respect their majesty and power.