Your videos are great!! like we are there with you and NO blasting music!! Just natural sounds with you narrating are perfect. Keep up the great hikes. And hello from Vernon BC Canada
I would like to thank you for taking me to places that I can no longer get to in my latter years. It is a great joy to watch the videos and see what I can no longer get to.
Thanks Stan for another great video. I’ve watched all the videos you’ve posted and they’re all wonderful!! I live on the Great Plains but I’ve always loved the beauty of the Rockies. Your videos remind us of that awesome beauty whenever we watch. Have a safe and health winter. God Bless you!!
I love your hikes Stan! Also that call the sandhill cranes make is awesome! Never saw those growing up here in Northern Mn but now they are here in some pretty good numbers. Stay safe!
Stan, I just watched the second half of your video of the Treadmill Walk - Mount Everts. I was surprised to see towards the end of the video what looked like a very young or under developed bear with its mother. The video was posted 3 weeks ago (it is the end of November now) but may have been filmed earlier in the year. I really enjoy your videos. My wife and I are from the U.K. and we visited Yellowstone 5 years ago in late May. We thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful scenery and, of course, the wildlife, especially the grizzlies and wolves. We are amazed to see how seemingly unconcerned you seem to be when coming across grizzles miles from human habitation. I really enjoy your calm and quiet presentation style and the beautiful parts of the Park that you frequent. All the best and please keep the videos coming. Alun
I will always like your videos and your approach to wilderness hiking. I'm much the same and often I feel wildlife know if you're an elusive observer or a self determined macho man. Also from recent news, I believe dogs are more of a safety risk than a protection unless one is hunting &armed.
Great idea, Stan! Now I can hike with you at the gym. What’s a good time to come out there for cross country skiing? I hear it’s wonderful. I’ve been there in the warmer months but never in the colder time of year. Greetings from Medfield, Massachusetts.
Awesome, thank you Stan… a break in all of our busy lives ! Appreciated the short view of yourself every now and then 🧡 now switching to Elon Musk and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunack …a discussion about AI….just another touch of a different reality 🕊🌻
Stan, really enjoyed your video. Curious about the potential wolverine sighting. ive never seen one in the wild, but it looked too short/height for a bear and its looping like gait looked like a wolverine from films ive seen. Wonder if you went over to its tracks to better ID? Bob
Thank you, Stan. I didn't see in your comments or comments below, but is sounded to like wolves howling just after 21:40, when you panned to the single elk. Would that be correct? Thanks.
Russia? Really…I have never gotten a comment from Russia that I know of. So nice to hear from you. I went to see if you have videos on your channel and you don’t. You should start publishing videos. They would be very interesting to see. Thank you very much for commenting on my channel.
@@StanMills Thank you for your kindness! Very interesting videos you make! I love nature too. I was watching videos about taiga and wildlife in Siberia and UA-cam offered your video. Be safe and good luck!!!
👵Thankyou especially from us that are alittle seniorly. . . The Whooper calls were awesome and they remind me of home which isn't my current location, may our Lord Jesus return soon to evacuate us out of here and may God Bless you and keep you safe out there . . .🤗❤️🙏
I knew the second I saw it. Wolverine. Ex hubby is a fed biologist. Studied them. In glacier and near Phillips burg I think?? In the last 10 years they have increased some in various locales.
I have never seen a wolverine in the wild. I thought I did here. But watching the video, it looks like a fast running black bear. It was about 300 yards away when I saw it. I think the way it was running through the deep snow made it look like a wolverine.
@@StanMills ten years ago they were in glacier. Not Yellowstone. Tracks might be telling. Gulo gulo has been seen in bitterroot’s maybe in 2012-13. They built traps from logs. Big 2 meter square boxes. They had to go in fast to get them out because they could chew thru the logs in under 24 hours. When I saw the later section in the video of the black bears, i figured i was too snappy, but it was mighty close match on that run. And you get back and up far enough to be lucky with a sighting. Cheers and keep warm.
Your videos are great!! like we are there with you and NO blasting music!! Just natural sounds with you narrating are perfect. Keep up the great hikes. And hello from Vernon BC Canada
cold morning thanks for the hike
I would like to thank you for taking me to places that I can no longer get to in my latter years. It is a great joy to watch the videos and see what I can no longer get to.
Thanks Stan! It’s been fun watching your channel grow as you share your experiences in a Beautiful Yellowstone Eco System
Nice to hear from you. It is getting cold up here with snow. Not much hiking left this year.
I give this video a 10! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thanks Stan for another great video. I’ve watched all the videos you’ve posted and they’re all wonderful!! I live on the Great Plains but I’ve always loved the beauty of the Rockies. Your videos remind us of that awesome beauty whenever we watch. Have a safe and health winter. God Bless you!!
Beautiful video, Stan. It looks like winter has arrived in the Yellowstone country.
That was one incredibly amazing walk! More of an epic adventure for sure!! Wonderful!! Bruce and Otis
Enjoyed your hike!!
The snow here is beautiful!
So great to hear & see you again. Always a positive in our life as we love YS & full time Rv. We try to get there as often as can. 👍love your videos
Love seeing the sandhill cranes! I heard one catch the attention of a bugling elk on a hike a few months ago, never actually saw him though.
Great views. Looking over the cliff gave me the willies (sp?)
I love your hikes Stan! Also that call the sandhill cranes make is awesome! Never saw those growing up here in Northern Mn but now they are here in some pretty good numbers. Stay safe!
Stan, I just watched the second half of your video of the Treadmill Walk - Mount Everts. I was surprised to see towards the end of the video what looked like a very young or under developed bear with its mother. The video was posted 3 weeks ago (it is the end of November now) but may have been filmed earlier in the year. I really enjoy your videos. My wife and I are from the U.K. and we visited Yellowstone 5 years ago in late May. We thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful scenery and, of course, the wildlife, especially the grizzlies and wolves. We are amazed to see how seemingly unconcerned you seem to be when coming across grizzles miles from human habitation. I really enjoy your calm and quiet presentation style and the beautiful parts of the Park that you frequent. All the best and please keep the videos coming. Alun
Good morning. This video is made up of several previously published videos of mine to make this hour long video.
Very beautiful!
Nice video. That’s quite a walk up that hill on to Everts from the Gardiner side.
It looks like you're on top of the world Stan! 😇
I will always like your videos and your approach to wilderness hiking. I'm much the same and often I feel wildlife know if you're an elusive observer or a self determined macho man. Also from recent news, I believe dogs are more of a safety risk than a protection unless one is hunting &armed.
Thank you for immersing us in the the Yelowstone wilderness.
The older Grizzly tracks sure look awesome !
I love Wolves! 😍
Great idea, Stan! Now I can hike with you at the gym. What’s a good time to come out there for cross country skiing? I hear it’s wonderful. I’ve been there in the warmer months but never in the colder time of year.
Greetings from Medfield, Massachusetts.
Awesome, thank you Stan… a break in all of our busy lives ! Appreciated the short view of yourself every now and then 🧡
now switching to Elon Musk and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunack …a discussion about AI….just another touch of a different reality 🕊🌻
Stan, really enjoyed your video. Curious about the potential wolverine sighting. ive never seen one in the wild, but it looked too short/height for a bear and its looping like gait looked like a wolverine from films ive seen. Wonder if you went over to its tracks to better ID? Bob
Thank you, Stan. I didn't see in your comments or comments below, but is sounded to like wolves howling just after 21:40, when you panned to the single elk. Would that be correct? Thanks.
Yes. I am surprised you could hear them. I didn’t amplify the sound of the wolves on this video so they are hard to hear. Thank you.
Hello from Russia!😊
Russia? Really…I have never gotten a comment from Russia that I know of. So nice to hear from you. I went to see if you have videos on your channel and you don’t. You should start publishing videos. They would be very interesting to see. Thank you very much for commenting on my channel.
@@StanMills Thank you for your kindness! Very interesting videos you make! I love nature too. I was watching videos about taiga and wildlife in Siberia and UA-cam offered your video. Be safe and good luck!!!
Wow quit a bit of snow in the tree line.
We dontvhave any . Just dustings .it realy mild in salt lake city .
Thankyou .
Not that much snow here yet. This video is made up of multiple previously published videos to make it an hour long. Thanks
@@StanMills Thankyou .you did a lovely job .
👵Thankyou especially from us that are alittle seniorly. . . The Whooper calls were awesome and they remind me of home which isn't my current location, may our Lord Jesus return soon to evacuate us out of here and may God Bless you and keep you safe out there . . .🤗❤️🙏
I knew the second I saw it. Wolverine. Ex hubby is a fed biologist. Studied them. In glacier and near Phillips burg I think?? In the last 10 years they have increased some in various locales.
I have never seen a wolverine in the wild. I thought I did here. But watching the video, it looks like a fast running black bear. It was about 300 yards away when I saw it. I think the way it was running through the deep snow made it look like a wolverine.
@@StanMills ten years ago they were in glacier. Not Yellowstone. Tracks might be telling. Gulo gulo has been seen in bitterroot’s maybe in 2012-13. They built traps from logs. Big 2 meter square boxes. They had to go in fast to get them out because they could chew thru the logs in under 24 hours. When I saw the later section in the video of the black bears, i figured i was too snappy, but it was mighty close match on that run. And you get back and up far enough to be lucky with a sighting. Cheers and keep warm.
The scenery reminds me of Nevada.