Yellowstone Treadmill Walk #2 - 1 hour - Thunderer
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This is an hour long video that can be watched while exercising on a treadmill or exercise bike. It is composed of 4 hikes on the Thunderer including a short winter hike. There is a lot of wildlife in this video including grizzlies. This is an area that you have a good chance of having close encounters with bears because there are a lot of them around here and you can't see very well with all the timber. Never do this hike without a couple cans of bear spray, and it may be good to have a couple people with you.
That was your gnarliest encounter yet Stan. That one went from flight to thinking about fight their for a minute.
I could see why you wouldn’t want to yell and draw unnecessary attention to yourself. These videos are priceless. God bless
You are amazing. Thank you so much for your kindness and sharing
Really amazing shots and experience. It kept me captivated ... in a good way.
I could hardly eat my Bob's Red Mill 13-bean Soup while watching this!😂 I feel for your camera crew! 🌊👍🇨🇦😎
I ran into a bear this summer on a trail, the bear was face down pawing and sniffing at the ground, and only twenty feet away. It did not look up but it still bothered me all summer and I stayed off of the thick overgrown trails. I really enjoy your videos and agree with your approach to nature in a quiet peaceful way. I will also pray for your safety while you are out exploring.
Awww. Beautiful bears! They look like siblings and probably kicked out of Mom's area recently. Glad they ran away from you. That area you were in received so much damage from the flooding this year.
Hello Stan my friend 👵🖑, I see that you are out and about, good for you!
I dearly love your videos, the river sounds so wonderful and peaceful, it would be so soothing to camp along that incredible river and just listen to it all night long!
This scenery is beautiful as well, the fog lends it's beauty and so does the wildlife, extremely exciting! Seeing wildlife is truly exhilarating!
Thank you my friend for sharing this super video, I had a great time, take care and keep hiking!
Oh yeah, I almost forgot, did you camp there all 2 nights and 3 days?
❤ your friend,
Didi 👵 👋
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I camp over at the Pebble Creek campground. There is no camping anywhere on this trail. Thanks for your comments.
@@StanMills Oh my goodness Stan that sounds wonderful camping at Pebble Creek, what a cute name for a campground! 🤗
You are most welcome! Your videos always interest me, you are truly an awesome videographer my friend.❤
I LOVE how you clean up the trash that people leave behind in the park, thank you for doing that, and I am sure that if the wildlife could talk they would thank you also! Thank you for caring my friend, I sincerely appreciate it!
People that litter the parks SHOULD be BANNED FOR LIFE! Their trash ENDANGERS WILDLIFE!
I sincerely hope that you and your family have an incredible Thanksgiving Day my friend!
Mr. 🦃 says: EAT "FISH"! 🐠🐟
Take care and stay healthy!
👣👣👣👣Keep Hiking👣👣👣👣
That bear encounter made me run faster on my treadmill 😂. Incredible! I said this on walk #1 but you are way cooler then iFit. 😊
Funny story, I always look up on Google Earth or maps where you are hiking usually from the title of your video… well I couldn’t find Treadmill near Yellowstone last week after a couple searches until I figured out I was suppose to walk on my treadmill for better experience along Mt Everts 😂😂
That bear gave you a real serious look. lol
Nicely done. Í´d be so scare to walk on those trails…man you are a brave dude. Bears are so unpredictable…
Loved this one like many of the other videos,great job Stan,you have nerve of steel😊
I'm watching this from the UK 👍
Truly grateful to see this. It's a real shame to see all these trees down. I'm guessing this is the result of bad weather.
♡ Lovely to see the bears ♡ Your so brave. What a feeling that must be to be among nature ♡
Don't worry, those trees are down of natural causes.
God's country thank you Mr. Mills Happy to see when they caught your sent they were spooked
Have you ever travelled to the Brooks Range in AK? Enjoy your explorations……..be safe out there. At least the bear scat didn’t have hiker remnants…….the tree scratches were a indicator…..come at your own risk…whew. The skyline shots & goats were fantastic.
My top hike and place in Yellowstone. Thanks.
Great video Stan! I recognize the area. I commented in an earlier video your living my dream! I owned 10 acres in Wapiti I was going to build on but life changed and I mistakenly followed the $. You know I was skeptical about the way you handle the close calls with the bears by staying quiet. But you are winning me over. I think by being quiet you take on more of a predator role in the bears eyes, which in turn makes them want to create distance out of uncertainty. After all, what predator goes after it’s prey screaming and yelling from 50 yards away? Anyway please keep the vids coming they are wonderful.
10 acres in Wapiti. Do you mean in the Taylor Fork?
@@StanMillsNo, it’s Wapiti on the North Fork highway, about 30 miles east of the east gate of Yellowstone. Wapiti is basically just a post office.
@7:05, Wait! Is that Stan? OMG! It looks like Stan! Can’t see that far but it looks like Stan! Yeah! I think it’s him! Wait! I’m not sure now.
Beautiful
@14:04, that looks like two young bears which leads me to wonder whether their mother is still around…
39:20 These mountain goats are such good slab climbers! ... that is for me very impressiv, always in perfect balance ...but we also can climb overhangs (with a safety rope). 👍
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I don't know what would be scarier,. seeing them or actually losing site of them 😮
I would be wondering where mama bear was. 🐻😎🦅🇺🇸👍
exquisite
46:20 In Austria, in the Alps, we have ibexes and gemsboks, but no bears. We had some brown bears a view years ago, but the hunters shot them down. 😥
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I think your camera crew could use some genuine hiking poles😂
Stan. Curious about your footwear used when crossing the river. Feet get wet.? Change footware? Thanks.
Isn't this an old video? I remember those "Thunderer"-bears. Or were they back again?
This is a hour long video made up of multiple old videos.
17:00 Maybe the slanted dead trees are more risky than the two Grizzlies ?? 🤔
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What about cougars or mountain lions? Any there
Mountain Lions are around in Yellowstone, but they’re just rare to see, there’s only 30-40 Mountain Lions in the entire park but I’ve heard the population is slowly growing, most of them are in the Northern Range and also the mountainous areas of Eastern Yellowstone, Winter is probably the best season to spot them, but they have been seen in Yellowstone in all seasons so anything is possible, also the road from the North entrance to the Northeast entrance in Yellowstone is open all year, so that gives some people a better chance to spot both Wolves and Mountain Lions in Winter, and in Early Spring when there’s still snow on the ground and while most of the park roads are still closed at that time, it also gives the opportunity to find large male Grizzly Bears which are also not usually seen, especially if there’s something like a dead Bison or Elk not too far away from the road. Most of the time it’s usually female Grizzly Bears with cubs and subadult Grizzly Bears that are more often seen by the roads from Late Spring to Autumn.
@@Azureblue25 would definitely be a site to see but probably safer through someone else's lens 😉
Yes, but I have never seen a live one. In one of my older videos I do show a dead cougar on Slough Creek.
I don't understand the Mountain Goats lifestyle 😅😅
Used to think you were wise and used caution but coming across the river showed someone struggling to survive and using all his energy reserves just trying to keep his footing and stay upright in the cold water. Your bear encounters are getting more dangerous. I will stop watching your videos at this point.