This is not a charge. This herd is migrating from one grazing area to another and the man made road was paved in their path. A beautiful sight to see the herd is growing.
When these animals roamed the plains ages ago, it was said that their stampedes sounded like thunder. At the sight of how many there were in this video alone, you can definitely see how.
@@sstills951 It was reported way back then that it could take 3 or 4 days for the number of bison to go through a valley. There were millions of them. Once there were 50-to-100 million buffalo, they were the most numerous large mammals to ever exist on the face of the earth.
@@sstills951 Sorry, I didn't mean to sound like I was being rude or a smartass. Just letting people know how many of these magnificent beasts used to roam the prairies. My apologies if I disrespected you.
Oh my goodness, what an amazing experience, I can’t begin to know how it felt in person. Freaking Awesome and Gorgeous animals!!! Thanks for sharing your videos with us.
I have been on this road and sat through the same thing... we stayed at the north entrance to Yellowstone and every morning would go into the park. This large herd crossed every morning from the west side of the road to the east. We spent the day in the park and then every evening got stopped by the same herd crossing from the east side of the road to the west. They come very close to the cars. I have a great pic of my entire side passenger window filled with the shoulder of a buffalo. I could have reached out to touch it, if I had been stupid...
Bison are such magnificent creatures! After being hunted almost to extinction by settlers, it's a wonderful thing to see even small herds such as this, in the wild.
@@adamrodgers9175 the army did so,,,but not the settlers, there werent enough of them....not until buffalo robes and buffalo tongue became popular did they get killed off
"Here comes a herd of animals weighing an average of two thousand pounds each and in a number that could arguably be called a stampede if spooked. I think I will stand in front of them."
@Chris C Yeah, that doesn't guarantee that they are safe... Sure, "charging" was a strong word for the video title, but if they had been in a stampede, well, I wouldn't want my car in the way.
Hello everyone. Every time I see a bison it reminds me of what *God* says in his word. *_But you’ve made me strong as a charging bison, you’ve honored me with a festive parade._* *_Psalm 92:10._*
He shouldn’t have been in their path. He shouldn’t have been on the road. He should have moved to the side before the video even began. Lucky he wasn’t kicked out of the park or killed for that matter.
@@memesaremylife2090 When there are a bunch of animals that weigh up to 2000 pounds (909 kilos), stand 5-6 feet (almost 2 meters) high at the shoulder), and can run more than 30 mph (60 kph) in the middle of the road, you wait until they're off the road before you move. Bison always have the right of way.
Every time I see these animals I remember the novel "Bless the beasts and the children" by Glendon Swarthout that tells of their hard life. This novel was written in 1970. I hope that a lot has changed since then, especially buffalo hunting and their near extinction.
@@dawnegan3984 I don't know about Yellowstone, but in Custer State Park in South Dakota, they have a good idea of how many bison can be supported by the park, and they try to keep the herd to around that size. If there are too many bison, then there's not enough to eat. I think they eat something like 32 pounds (14.5 kilos) of food/day. Unfortunately for the bison, they are tasty as well as magnificent. I eat the meat of cows, pigs, and chickens, so I see no reason not to eat bison as well.
What a beautiful sight, wonderful Animals .l have been to Yellowstone park several times but to see the Buffaloes it's always a gift ,just don't go to close, they are wild .
Lived in Montana 5 years, many trips to Yellowstone. NEVER saw so many in a bunch like that so near cars. Been in traffic jams where they threaded in between cars nonchalantly, but this large herd is great. In Sept. they should be heading for lower altitude, but these are heading up to Silver Gate.Maybe they turn off before reaching Beartooth Pass which is above timberline.
I don't know about bison, but my husband and I came across two what I think were female bighorn sheep while hiking in the Black Hills National Forest. We were on a trail, and suddenly there they were.
Woah so many Bisons it's kind of beautiful! :) We do have bisons too, though just 10 (and it's enough!) and man he doesn't know what he escaped! Ours are not completely "wild" animals but when they're running even us can't stand too long! He's one lucky guy before having "balls of steel"!
What part of the park did you go to? Im going there in 2 weeks and ive been told hayden valley and lamar valley(where this vid was taken) are the best places to see them. I hope to see alot of them myself
Lovely video. The funniest thing I see is people who get out of their nice, comfortable, armored box on wheels.....go to walk around and pet these massively muscled and protective beasts with predictable results.
I'm pretty sure the guy was in a car. I had the same happen in South Dakota. I'm driving along and here comes a herd of buffalo. Not as large as this but still large. They decided to setup camp around the car. I had to slowly ease my way through the herd. Lucky for me they were in a good mood and no bits of car was taken as a trophy by the herd. But the first thing that came to mind was: Um, I didn't think to look up what to do if surrounded by buffalo.
While in Custer Park in S Dakota we left a chuck wagon dinner at a 'ranch'. 7ish, we were pretty much alone on the road. We were stopped and surrounded twice by herds, it was magnificent, rubbing ups against our car! Of course, my cam was in the back of the car. My husband hates bison. I love them.
Theodore Roosevelt was a true savior in helping preserve today's more natural state. My one dream destination is Yellowstone. A fantasy that's easier said than done when someone says "Don't talk about it, just do it. Save up". 🤞🐂
and go immediately after the park opens officially in early June, or at the seasons' end, when the RV's and school families are long gone. You then almost have the park to yourself. That's the experience you want.
This is not a charge. This herd is migrating from one grazing area to another and the man made road was paved in their path. A beautiful sight to see the herd is growing.
That is a beautiful sight isn’t it!
@@judystine2783 yes.
They say anything for views
@@wildlifewarrior2670 Bison are such magnificent creatures.
@@zuzannawisniewska4464 yes they are I work with one at the zoo when I was really young
When these animals roamed the plains ages ago, it was said that their stampedes sounded like thunder. At the sight of how many there were in this video alone, you can definitely see how.
Before they were massacred, their herds numbered in the thousands. But they're coming back baby!
@@sstills951 It was reported way back then that it could take 3 or 4 days for the number of bison to go through a valley. There were millions of them. Once there were 50-to-100 million buffalo, they were the most numerous large mammals to ever exist on the face of the earth.
@@DanDownunda8888 jeez man. Okay, in retrospect I probably should have said millions and not thousands.
@@sstills951 Sorry, I didn't mean to sound like I was being rude or a smartass. Just letting people know how many of these magnificent beasts used to roam the prairies. My apologies if I disrespected you.
@@DanDownunda8888 No worries. Cheers.
The adult bison telling the young one, "when I was your age we didn't have paved trails. We had to stampede over the dirty plains."
and we didn't have all these slow metal "aminals" blocking our way, either.
The dirt would. Be better for there feet I think ,💛💙💖💓
Uphill in any direction, in shoulder deep snow, that was on ice.
I love the sounds their hooves make on the road. :)
That's a good way to keep their hooves trimmed .
okay Sarah.
Memes Are My Life np again
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Oh my goodness, what an amazing experience, I can’t begin to know how it felt in person. Freaking Awesome and Gorgeous animals!!! Thanks for sharing your videos with us.
You're welcome
@@31wammy Prosim mate moznost jeste natocit toto stado?Jsoz moc krasny a deti uz maji urcite take sve potomky?
I have been on this road and sat through the same thing... we stayed at the north entrance to Yellowstone and every morning would go into the park. This large herd crossed every morning from the west side of the road to the east. We spent the day in the park and then every evening got stopped by the same herd crossing from the east side of the road to the west. They come very close to the cars. I have a great pic of my entire side passenger window filled with the shoulder of a buffalo. I could have reached out to touch it, if I had been stupid...
You were kind of stupid to have the window open when they got that close, you realize that right
Love hearing all their vocalizing grunts. Magnificent!!
"Mom, they're looking at me"
"Us. Ignore them and they'll drive off."
Bison are such magnificent creatures! After being hunted almost to extinction by settlers, it's a wonderful thing to see even small herds such as this, in the wild.
yeah!
settlers didnt kill them off,,,it was commercial hunters and the army
bill45colt that's still the first settlers and they did it to starve out the natives.
@@adamrodgers9175 the army did so,,,but not the settlers, there werent enough of them....not until buffalo robes and buffalo tongue became popular did they get killed off
@@adamrodgers9175 commercial hunters didnt settle,,,,they moved along with the herds,,,killing them
Marvelous parade I was able to have a close up to couple of them , they're magnificent my respect to the American Bison ❤🐾 🇺🇸
We spend every summer there and we've never had that many bison show up at once. So lucky to have caught this on video.
I like the brown one.
which brown one?
@@ronaldpagar6513 it's a joke
The big one?
Steel Here witch one?
LMAO I-
Bison look so cool.
Agreed
WOW. Look at the number of them. Beautiful.
yeah they make me hungry for Bison Steak...yummy
It is a beautiful site. Just think, these numbers are a sliver of what they used to be roaming our lands.
Chad Simmons well damn dude.. that’s not nice to say.
Aid-N Gaming I know
Yeah it's called a herd
It's disconcerting how such massive creatures are so light on their feet. Even more so in person.
They are fast, too, capable of running something like 30-40 mph (50-65 kph).
I don't know if I am amazed or affraid, but it's a wonderful thing to see, I'm sure. I want to go to Yellowstone
I love them so much you are so lucky to see them alive specially babies
Beautiful video! Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Such majestic creatures!! I love Cross Timbers Bison!!!❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤
Beautiful animals! So much larger than this seems to show. Amazing
This must have been amazing to someone from the UK. So glad they got to see it.
Amazing to ALL to see it!
They are beautiful, gorgeous!
Animals have a great sense, perhaps they know something we don't know.
"Here comes a herd of animals weighing an average of two thousand pounds each and in a number that could arguably be called a stampede if spooked. I think I will stand in front of them."
cainster the rangers warn you to stay out of their way and admire from a distance
Where the hell did you get "2 tons " from? A bull buffalo can weigh as much as a 1 ton, but not a lot more.
Bison don’t really get to 2 tons my dude the largest bulls top off at about 1
@Chris C Yeah, that doesn't guarantee that they are safe...
Sure, "charging" was a strong word for the video title, but if they had been in a stampede, well, I wouldn't want my car in the way.
0:55
They definitely know where they're going. Nice clip, thanks.
Es una belleza ver a estos magníficos animales junto a la naturaleza
Asi es amigo
A de ser una buena experiencia estar en ese lugar y con los animalitos pasando aun lado
i go to Yellowstone every year when i visit my grandma, i miss yellowstone so much :(
Hello everyone. Every time I see a bison it reminds me of what *God* says in his word.
*_But you’ve made me strong as a charging bison, you’ve honored me with a festive parade._* *_Psalm 92:10._*
GloryBeToGodForever halleluYah
AMEN
And here's the festive parade of bison!
They are such badass and majestic looking creatures!
thankyou for sharing beautiful Bison.. need long version of this video ,,,
FINALLY! A tourist with a brain! Just sit tight and let them pass. It’s all about respect, man. 👍🏼
Respectfully, Shirley... that is wrong thinking. A bison does not need to be aggravated to charge you. That guy was lucky!
He shouldn’t have been in their path. He shouldn’t have been on the road. He should have moved to the side before the video even began. Lucky he wasn’t kicked out of the park or killed for that matter.
It's nice to see they are coming back now in such large numbers !
This year we sat in one spot for over 45 minutes while they just strolled around in the road, really cool
why not 44 minutes?
@@memesaremylife2090 When there are a bunch of animals that weigh up to 2000 pounds (909 kilos), stand 5-6 feet (almost 2 meters) high at the shoulder), and can run more than 30 mph (60 kph) in the middle of the road, you wait until they're off the road before you move. Bison always have the right of way.
Every time I see these animals I remember the novel "Bless the beasts and the children" by Glendon Swarthout that tells of their hard life. This novel was written in 1970. I hope that a lot has changed since then, especially buffalo hunting and their near extinction.
I actually thought they cared for here as they bring many people and are beautiful animal but go see them one day eat them the next I didn't know that
@@dawnegan3984 I don't know about Yellowstone, but in Custer State Park in South Dakota, they have a good idea of how many bison can be supported by the park, and they try to keep the herd to around that size. If there are too many bison, then there's not enough to eat. I think they eat something like 32 pounds (14.5 kilos) of food/day. Unfortunately for the bison, they are tasty as well as magnificent. I eat the meat of cows, pigs, and chickens, so I see no reason not to eat bison as well.
Very nice 👍! Thanks for posting 👍!
thanks for posting.
What a beautiful sight, wonderful Animals .l have been to Yellowstone park several times but to see the Buffaloes it's always a gift ,just don't go to close, they are wild .
Lived in Montana 5 years, many trips to Yellowstone. NEVER saw so many in a bunch like that so near cars. Been in traffic jams where they threaded in between cars nonchalantly, but this large herd is great. In Sept. they should be heading for lower altitude, but these are heading up to Silver Gate.Maybe they turn off before reaching Beartooth Pass which is above timberline.
The bison are so cute!
okay
@@memesaremylife2090 YOU don't have to comment on every single thread...
@@bvedant I was bored
@@memesaremylife2090 quack 🦆
Moc krásné a děti se drží u miminek.Přeji jim dlouhý život🙏💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
MAGNIFIQUE !Merci
Katy le gendre kilomètres
Glad to see them again part of our native culture.
Just breathtaking!🥰
I did go to Yellowstone...part of a Road Trip...amazing experience!
so cool.. we need more national parks to protect our heritage.
So beautiful!
They look so fluffy and huggable!
Don't pet the big, fluffy cows!
incredible video !!!!!
That was AWESOME!!!
i was there last summer my fav place now and i can't wait to go back with friends to show them everything
Did you go back to Yellowstone?
They are a majestic sight!
I am Montagnard jarai tribe live in California I love watching these bison walk so beautiful
"Don't worry kids, I know just what to do!
JUMANJI!!!!!"
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@@memesaremylife2090 yes
It's hard for me to watch them running down a paved road. They belong on open plains. Magnificent!
woah
Perhaps someone like yourself should go talk to the bison about this brilliant observation .....
I don't know about bison, but my husband and I came across two what I think were female bighorn sheep while hiking in the Black Hills National Forest. We were on a trail, and suddenly there they were.
It’s crazy to think at one time they were everywhere across the US.
Animals were everywhere.
Kanada, USA, ihr seid einfach toll !!
😁👍👍👍👍🇩🇪
"Oh give me a Home where the Buffalo roam..."
AND THE SKY IS NOT CLOUDY ALL DAY
1Klooch just don’t growl back they might consider it a challenge
oh give me a home in a less shitty state
Where the Deer and the Antelope play. Where Seldom is Heard a Discouraging Word and the Sky is not Cloudy all Day.
Bear Jew I just thought of spongebob in the sea bear attack episode when you said that😂
What a beautiful sight.
Beautiful video. Thumbs up.
Cant wait to go in May 2014. Ive been wanting to go since i was like 6, when I saw it in history and travel books. :D Im stoked
did you went?
Nice to see the numbers coming back again , after so many were shot in the passed .
Many would say this is a video of bisons crossing a road.. while it's the road that's crossing their land
Beautiful.
what?
Great Vid...thanks for sharing!!!
Woah so many Bisons it's kind of beautiful! :) We do have bisons too, though just 10 (and it's enough!) and man he doesn't know what he escaped! Ours are not completely "wild" animals but when they're running even us can't stand too long! He's one lucky guy before having "balls of steel"!
I live right next to yellowstone! :)
Love it. That is really cool.
“Look Sire, the herd is on the move.”
I just came back from Yellowstone and didn't see a single Bison, I am soooo jealous.
You're better of not having seen any. You would have probably been gored.
That's not true at all. Bison are very docile animals as long as you aren't an idiot and try to approach them.
+zellarsDD777 yeah, only idiots approach them on foot. You are supposed to keep distance
What part of the park did you go to? Im going there in 2 weeks and ive been told hayden valley and lamar valley(where this vid was taken) are the best places to see them. I hope to see alot of them myself
ray k
You might get gored!
this is amazing!
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Lovely video. The funniest thing I see is people who get out of their nice, comfortable, armored box on wheels.....go to walk around and pet these massively muscled and protective beasts with predictable results.
Such a cool video, they knew this man had a good heart ❤️
W-O-W ! ! !
Look at all of them ! ! !
Big boys at the front, women and children behind, great stuff
Bison are awesome!!!
Truly Awesome !
I love Yellowstone!
They’re beautiful
Bisons are powerful! Ilike it
Love them!
✨😮 great clip, nice stills 👍
That moment you realize he doenst sit in a car
why would he, he clearly prefers standing.
For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday.
I'm pretty sure the guy was in a car. I had the same happen in South Dakota. I'm driving along and here comes a herd of buffalo. Not as large as this but still large. They decided to setup camp around the car.
I had to slowly ease my way through the herd. Lucky for me they were in a good mood and no bits of car was taken as a trophy by the herd.
But the first thing that came to mind was: Um, I didn't think to look up what to do if surrounded by buffalo.
Bison always have the right of way!
While in Custer Park in S Dakota we left a chuck wagon dinner at a 'ranch'. 7ish, we were pretty much alone on the road. We were stopped and surrounded twice by herds, it was magnificent, rubbing ups against our car! Of course, my cam was in the back of the car. My husband hates bison. I love them.
Isn't that a great park? I got picture (from the car window) of a bison rubbing itself on a signpost. The sign said "Wildlife at large".
Nice to watch them.. Beautiful animal.
MA-GNI-FIQUE 😍
1:03 and 1:12, both beautiful bisons
I Love That Song
Charge???? What charge? They were just moving along calmly doing their thing. The babies are ADORABLE!
They are not charging. If they have charged you this post wouldn't be here. Bison don't attack unless you frighten them.
what a neat experience!
Happened to us, too and near a cliff drop. Scary.
Awesome sight on video. I'm sure even more so in person.
Good thing they didn't ram into the car. That's the time to sit perfectly still in the car and not draw attention by waving or honking one's horn.
How cool is that to see!
Amazing video nonetheless. Those animals fascinate me.
Magnificent creatures!
Theodore Roosevelt was a true savior in helping preserve today's more natural state.
My one dream destination is Yellowstone. A fantasy that's easier said than done when someone says "Don't talk about it, just do it. Save up". 🤞🐂
and go immediately after the park opens officially in early June, or at the seasons' end, when the RV's and school families are long gone. You then almost have the park to yourself. That's the experience you want.
What a sight!