4 Bear Encounters That Will Give You Anxiety (Part 2)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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In this compilation video, we go over multiple clips from bear attacks, encounters and even charges. What makes these ''caught on camera'' moments so scary is the fact that they were filmed in remote areas like a forest, katmai national park, glacier national park and even alska.
We even feature a moment where hunters encounter a huge grizzly bear and need to use their hunting rifles and warning shots to protect themselves. In another clip, a park ranger needs to protect tourists with bear spray from an approaching protective mother bear with cubs.
Encounters with black bears, brown bears and even kodiak bears are actually way more common than you might think. They often happen to people who are hiking, camping, mountain biking or even hunting. Sometimes, this can lead to them being stalked, chased and mauled by these animals.
It just turns out that some of them were lucky enough to capture footage of these near death experiences that almost went wrong on camera and go pro. This leads to some very creepy videos.
Thankfully, many people on hikes carry bear spray, which prevents their bear encounter from turning into ''gone wrong'' viral moments.
Get ready, because these bear vs man moments are sure to give you the chills.
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What would you do if you encountered a bear?!😨👇
prop crap my pants and run or if it was a grizzly crap and die on the spot
Forgive my enemies, so that if I die atleast I won't die with hate in my heart🙃😇😵
shoot to kill; You'd NEVVVVVER catch me in the woods without a firearm.......EVER
Trip my friend and run 👀😂😂😉
Faint and be eaten
It's just simply stunning to me, people would be in obvious bear country without even a can of bear spray.
I go into bear country all the time without bear spray, or a gun. Hell I have a bear that comes into my backyard and eats apples off my tree. I have encountered bear multiple times and never had a problem.
Well you’re an ignorant bastard, I woke up this morning with a bear in the bed of my truck. Not everybody lives in their country, I do however carry a Glock every day and did not feel threatened by the bear. In fact there hasn’t been a bear death where I live in 100 years,
Fuck the spray! I'm carrying steel
@@stacybaldwin3346 We hear you Mr Stupid
@@Karyabs I'm 54 I've been running the hills by myself since I was 6. I have always lived in cougar and bear country, and I'm still here to run those same hill's.
Nice, the last guy is like, I don't have to outrun the bear. I just have to outrun the guy with me.
Hahaha wtf
Actually that's not what happened at all. You just wanted to use that old joke. Lol
@@backwardsworld667 /rwoooosh
@@BODIMB bruh he knew that was a jk why u r/woosh him
Lol left him for dead jk
Any one who hikes in bear territory without bear spray are a danger to the bear, themselves and others.
clearly the only one getting hurt is them nobody else lol
If the bear will kill me if get Colts by there cub or hunt Tham or the bear will not be happy by me bear is not nice like this bear will is not a pet
Lol the best is will be hunt or kill
If the bear will kill you can get a chance to get the best
Yes I totally agree! I carry bear spray with me to prevent an attack to keep me and the bear safe!
1:27 Thanks for the red arrow otherwise I wouldn't have been able to spot that MASSIVE BEAR :)
@Teavis M...Very Funny🤣😅😂
at 6:15 -when they jump on a tree acting like they're going to climb only to look back at you and jump on the ground: this isn't fooling' around-the bear's taunting you and showing aggression; beating it's chest as it were.
FACTS...the guys in this video has no knowledge of bears I'm assuming
Curious, why didn’t the bear attack ?
@@aldensilva7089 I think other humans have been feeding it so it looked to the humans for food but I don’t know it might not have seen them as a threat since they were backing out.
@@xxmoanaqueenxx4422 that’s what I thought but if jumping on a tree means aggression then these guys were extremely lucky.
An sharpening in claws...
FYI, the last black bear isn't playing with his environment he is showing an act of aggression. Wouldn't want people seeing that and giggling like it's play time....
Drives me crazy when people say "they are more scared of you than you are of them"
Exactly lol this little human body ain’t fuckin wit no bear !!!
Well, that is the truth. They are more scare of you because they are less aware of what you are. You have a complex understanding of what they are capable of, but not visa versa. HOWEVER, what really matters is how the bears react to their intense fear of humans. It's fight or flight for them, and if you ever encounter a bear, you better pray It's flight.
@@jennajonas8588 I understand where yu coming from but we’re not big compared to them I’d say theyre curious and maybe don’t wanna get too close but I doubt they’re “scared” lol
@@jennajonas8588 They don't need to have a "complex understanding of what I'm capable of". I'm pretty sure they have a complex understanding of what they are capable of. I guarantee you they know they can kick my ass.
On another subject, what about the people who say "a dog's mouth is cleaner than yours"? I can only speak for myself, but I beg to differ.
@@knuxklez27 bears don't have healthcare, if they fail too bad once they are dead. They are scared of humans especially if they haven't met one yet.
People hiking in bear country without weapons or bear spray are playing Russian roulette.
@Whostheluckyduck getting mauled is one hell of a rush
What s a bear spray
@TheTruthSpeaker what do you even mean bruh
@TheTruthSpeaker if not a good story, you’ll definitely have some good forever scars and some good insurance for your plastic surgery.
I live on a mountain with black bears, like the one at 4:19. They're normally pretty curious but the only times they get aggressive is when either its a mother, you run away, or make eye contact. Otherwise they're scaredy cats. Here are some tips!
Black Bears: If you ever encounter a black bear and yelling or making sounds doesn't work, Do not and I repeat, DO NOT turn around. Put your hands in the air and walk backwards slowly while
looking at the ground, this shows that you're not a threat. IF you were to run, the bear would give chase as it might think you're a deer or other animal.
Grizzly Bears: Grizzly's are super aggressive and expectantly even more so if they are mothers. If a Grizzly attacks you, if you have a backpack on drop to the ground and dig your hands and feet into the ground. Do Not Panic. Stay calm until the bear calms down and make sure its gone before you go to get help. Unlike the black bear, Do not yell. Speak in a soft, monotone voice and wave your arms to show you are human. If you have pepper spray make sure to have it out. Do not look it in the eyes either.
I hope this helped!
would you also use bear spray on a black bear if needed?
100 percent. The major difference between the two animals is Black Bears are often scavengers, meaning they eat dead things so playing dead does not work. Black Bears are smaller but you have to fight them off. Brown Bears are so large that fighting them with anything less than a high powered riffle or warhead is simply going to piss it off more. With Browns or Grizzlies your only option is to play dead, protect your head with your arms and pray that it doesn't eat you while your still alive.
@@acassiani9427 I think bear spray might just make it even more angry, I'd have to some research on it.
The most accurate advice I’ve seen I hate this guys videos as he is clueless yes bears are dangerous purely becouse of sheer size, strength and capability and that they are a predator but half these clips are just bears wanting past or being curious not actually being aggressive!
Admittedly the one with the hunters looked more a territorial thing than a hunting thing which is equally as dangerous if handled incorrectly.
Thanks for sharing this tips.... May I ask why you can't look a bear in the eyes or at them.....thanks!
I only had one encounter with a grizzly bear and thank God I was only 19 and in the military. I followed these guys to Alaska while on a weekend off. That was it for me. I'm in my 60s now. One reason is I never went into the bear country again. The bear we encounter was old and injured yet it was still able to chase us and I'm speculating now that it would have injured or killed at least one of us if it had caught us. Never again, about 43yrs later I'm still alive. One of those buddies of mine has since died but unrelated to bears. My other buddy we still talk both of us approaching 65. We never forgot that weekend.
Were you unarmed?
@@aldensilva7089 we had nothing but our feet and the fact the animal was old and injured but if that incline leading to the highway and the fact the old man in the pick up truck hadn't slowed down and let us hop on his truck I don't see how we would of survived. Maybe we would but I think that bear was hungry. Maybe one of us or two would have survived but witnessing a animal killing your friend we might have been mentally and emotionally ill the rest of our life.
I'm glad your here to tell your tail!🤗💞
When I was 5yrs old the circus came to town and my dad signed me up to wrasel two bear Cubs as a attraction. It was pretty fun and they would only play as hard as you did. The dog wouldn't have anything to do with me when we got home. I'm seventy three now and I still remember that night as if it was yesterday. Lol.
That’s particularly scary because injured animals are likely to feel threatened. I think it’s wise to be armed when you are in the backyard of any animals that can and have been known to attack humans. Glad you lived to see your 60s.
Fun fact when a bear puts its head down and evoides eye contact it’s trying to close distance in a nonsuspicious way
lol
lmfao why do i find that kinda cute n funny
@@idk-rg4gq cause he just deep down want chill with you
The last one is the only one that freaked me out. That was unusual behavior for a black bear with no cubs in sight! It wasn’t being playful, it was stalking and purposefully intimidating the men.
That bear was in full predatory mode that's why it was so chilling .if you didn't know that .it would seem like that bear was being playful . That is not playful wen their heads down looking st at you . You have a problem etc
@@Sunshinesniles it was immediately obvious to me, no bear follows anything or anyone for that long if not out to eat them
They're luck the bear didn't start running after them when they turned around to run for their car.
That is so intomidating to see that. Even in a video because its so clear whats happening and theres no mistake for that behavior he was truly hunting thosecoeople that scaresxme cery much
I think someone is guilty of feeding that one tbh.
Someone has been feeding the black Bear. That's what happen when people feeds wild animals they think there going to get a snack and they start looking at people as food.
Depends on what type of bear. USUALLY black bears are. Clearly this one didn't give af haha
Yeah it looks sooo friendly with human contact...
No, the black bear is being predatory in nature. The climbing up the trees is a sign to show strength against its prey. This clip has been shown in safety courses on aggressive bears
Yes people who feed them esp ears are inadvertently KILLING them. A fed bear is a dead bear.
STOP! Feeding them they don't need humans to feed them...they know how to find their food.
Gotta give those hunters some credit. They avoided killing that Bear even when their lives were severely on the line. Idk bout you, and I am in no way a fan of killing animals, but if I were an armed hunter in that situation I may have taken the end shot.
I would of went Menace 2 Society on that hear so fast 😆😆😆
Aren’t brown bears pretty aggressive to
@@saucybrat4253 yeah, they are more aggressive than grizzlies.
@@kroes1687 Brown bears ARE grizzlies holy FUCK. Black bears are the other, smaller bears. Brown bears are SO called grizzlies. The sheer stupidity in this comment thread is just scary. You ppl would be lethal had u half a brain 😯
Agreed. The bear took the high ground and was in position to get some fast food. I would've taken that shot.
Bear #2 is smart. It knew to gain high ground as advantage. How could those hunters not know? I think the honeymoon couples was extremely lucky.
i just don’t understand anyone who thinks it’s normal to hike in bear country without bear spray. like tf do u expect to happen when u do encounter a bear? 💀
Obi-wan kenobi would be proud of his Padawan bear
It pulled a Obi-wan move
@Dre Woke Jesus that’s a little cruel
I guess 5 people didn't get the joke
Number 2 video. The only one in serious jeopardy of real harm was that brown bear. He was lucky he wasn't shot dead.
The bear in the second video looked horrifying with the hair standing up. I think when the guy shot the first time, the rocks hit the bear in the face and it pissed him off beyond all belief.
Honestly I’m glad those hunter man wanted to keep the bear alive, they could of Easily shot it but they wanted to warn it to leave which I respect
I know a truck driver who took his daughter out to the woods to play in the snow. As soon as he exited his car he saw a bear paw print, he said honey let's go somewhere else, GET BACK IN THE CAR. Wise man that truck driver.
Those hunters did everything not to shoot that bear. I appreciate that very much.
And all that black bear needed was a kick or two and it would have likely ran off. Do not keep backing up like that if it’s following you.. hold your ground. However, if a black bear is literally on you- it is time for the fight of your life. Playing dead will do nothing for you with a black bear. If a black bear actually attacks you, makes actual contact with you..it is doing so to try to eat you.. and they will.. dead or alive they don’t care.
@@shemyaza8934 He doesn't have to be important to share his thoughts on the Internet loser, aslo he was obviously talking about kicking it in self defense but sure simplify what he said and be an ass hole for no reason 😂
My soul will have left once is coming
Exactly! Thank you! Those men acted like prey and the bear was following them because of that. Had they stood their ground, made themselves big and loud, it would've ran away. You shouldn't act like prey around black bears.
That takes some real courage on the ranger's part to confront a mother bear.
He could have easily used the bear spray to make the bear flee bug rather chose to make it flee the kind way by yelling at it
Bear #2 had Jedi training taking the high ground. All it needed was a light sabear.
We see what you did there. Lol
They were all lucky and they know it. Scary stuff. Especially the mother and her cubs. She could easily leave everyone chewed up. They got a good story to tell. Always fun to watch. Great video
5:47 - the bear isn't distracted by the environment, it's demonstrating strength and aggression. I always hike with a large caliber handgun and in this case I'd have used it. If a bear doesn't run away and worse pursues you, there's big problems. They were LUCKY.
It was a young playful bear.
@@globe2555 Never run from any bear, they might think you're a deer or other animal. It was most likely just curious though.
@@globe2555 i think he's been around people before growing up. Definitely playing looking for treats
That little black bear didn't seem aggressive at all. It had plenty of opportunity to attack those men as close as it was. It was simply curious and playful. It obviously didn't know how dangerous humans can be.
@@chelseac4481 bears are so timid, this guy was around people at some point
I respect those men for standing down and walking away in the second incident. They showed a lot of respect by doing that🙏🏾
Gotta give those 3 hunters respect for not giving that grizzly an Alex Baldwin special!
You don’t have to be a fast runner, just have a slower friend! 🤗
I don't know why anyone would camp in a tent in Grizzly country
I have but I had a shot gun right beside me all night .
I wouldn’t be able to sleep!
never. unless i have my trusty flamethrower
Well electric wire helps and some tips how to camp in a bear country.
@@livetocreatetolive4593 What if it came close to your camp when you were sleeping?
The last bear is obviously having fun, not aggressive or so
He's like used to be fed by people giving him food time to time, he's like yo my man gimme a snack like other hoomans 🍓
I notice the large gap between the two men that were running to the car. The fast guy in front chose his hiking buddy well
😂😂😂😂
2. Was Karma
3. Bear: "Hi, humans..." *never seen one befor...!*
4. Looked like he was very courios on humans or get feeded by one...
The last bear was just like “Hey… Hey… Look what I can do!”😹
Can the best the Lions Club and a half hour or more than happy with the help 30th and
@@urmom-wj1nd ummm🤨
Number 4 the black bear associates humans with food and want these guys to give him a hand out.
Great video... but just so you know the bear in the last clip wasn't getting distracted by the surrounding trees. It was actually displaying it's dominance by jumping on them like that... a bit like a gorilla beating it's chest. 05:51
#3 they are literally lucky to be alive , that is a fully grown grizzly 5 feet in front of them, no weapons no one two call, this could have easily been grizzly man part 2.
Ranger showboating to a mother bear minding its business
If you are going walking through the woods you better at least carry bear spray and possibly a hand gun. ( be smart before you end up being bear poop )
Absolutely. I've never had a need for it but the pros say bear spray is the better choice between it or firearm. I gotta believe 'em on this.
@@jeremyv4636 why not have both for safety ! Last if you are going to use a handgun you need to be properly trained at shooting at a moving target ! You may only get one or two shots, but I agree use bear spray first .
@@douglaslett7504 most definitely agree to that! Cheers!
@@jeremyv4636 bear spray will deter it but you also need a hand gun. You must have read a story of one man getting killed by a grizzly and later feasted by a black bear. They found a empty bear spray can a little away from his body. Bear spray won't stop full on charge.
I mean I live in a FOREST- so I have no issues people may think I would but I’m used to encounters with animals
In regard to that last one with the 2 unarmed guys being trailed by the black Bear. They started to “run” for their vehicle when they got within a few hundred yards?? Isn’t that the wrong thing to do? That Bear would catch them easily right?
I have to admit, sometimes instinct trumps logic in that situation. I have been told, since I was a kid, if you see a bear, make a lot of noise and don't run. One summer I was living with my dad in Southern Oregon (Grants Pass to be exact), black bear country. He lived in the hills outside of town. I was walking on a trail close to the house, just to clear my head. I was about 50 yards from the house when I heard a rustle in a nearby bush (there was a small fence separating me from this area, the end of our property). I assumed it was a deer, but once the creature turned its head and revealed itself, through the clearing, to be a black bear, I freaked out. My first reaction was to run because I was terrified, so I did. Stupid move because once I booked it, I thought I heard the bear move through the bushes, as if he was trying to follow me. Luckily there was a small fence between me and the bear, I ran fast enough, and I was close enough to the house that I made it back without the bear catching up. I was lucky but it was still a stupid move on my part lol. Again, sometimes fear trumps reason.
@@cassieh5506 ….I’ll bet there’s a lot of stories like yours. I think [have heard] Black Bears 🐻 aren’t usually interested in humans. But…I’m glad your still around to tell the story.
Human: Stop! Stop right there!!!
Bear: Me no English😂
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Going into the deep woods without a means of protection is likened to jumping out an airplane without a parachute.
The only reason a black bear will follow a human like that is for a meal. Curious my ass, he was hungry.
Bruh
Attacks by black bears are extremely rare. They are usually timid creatures.
If your gonna be in bear country make sure you have your
Bear🎶 Necessities🎵
Black bear: damn, I been trying to get ahold of you regarding your cars extended warranty
Story 2- Hunters, Much respect for how you handled that. Salute.
Running from a bear is the dumbest thing you can do. They were lucky the bear was just curious.
The guys at the end played that perfect !! Those Black Bears can mess you up pretty good !!
#4 Climbing trees isn't the bear distracted by its environment. It is a threatening gesture of trying to look big. Basically, it is trying to get the humans to turn and run whereby it will overtake them and attack. A black bear doesn't want you facing him when he attacks. Also, that bear is smacking it's jaws. It is hungry. This is a predatory bear.
#3 was real lucky. They would have been easy food. One sniff and they were gone. All of them was scary as hell. Was fun to watch. Awesome video
Haha the black bear was obviously tame and thought you were his buddys with treats
America sees bear: run
Bear when see's russian people: run
That black bear was completely harmless and young. You could’ve kept walking and acted like it wasn’t there and it would’ve gotten bored and wandered off.
Wow, glad of the ending! You guys got some great footage.
the brown bear knows what's up he got shot so he went high ground for advantage
The narration, horror music and the red circles make this video fucking hilarious xD
Bears are beautiful.
Dangerous too
He is exhibiting classic black bear predatory behavior.
narrator is so overdramatic xD
Had to stop the video straight away!
It isn't a regular situation to be fair
5:26 the bear just wanted to be friends
I feel like the black bear wanted to be friends cuz he was playing with the trees and if he was mad he would have been attacked cuz he was close enough
I agree. He seemed lonely.
That last bear was like, “you know where you at homeboys? Whatchu got in them pockets playa?”
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Haha aim his “sniper rifle “ at the bear .
@Tara Dactyle it’s a hunting rifle not a damn sniper rifle
@Tara Dactyle
Just 'rifle' would suffice.
It is astounding to me the number of youtubers that either don't know, don't care, or don't notice their audio clipping. Audio clipping occurs when the input levels on your mic are set too high. It is an extremely unpleasant raspy crackling sound that you honestly can't miss if you play back your audio and listen to it. The solution is super simple, just lower the volume on the mic in.
@3:12 f-that! The Bear has straight up gone into crouching tiger hidden dragon stance ! That’d be my cue to exit stage left!!!!
That 4th bear was obviously just wanting to play. He appeared to be a juvenile and probably was hoping for a treat of some sort.
Are there any non-anxiety inducing bear encounters? 🐻
The bear looks like she not even paying attention to them, just passing through.. so all that screaming was for no reason
The last bear just wanted to play 😂🤣
Bear #4 was expecting food. This is what happens when people feed wild animals.
Worried about their safety?! They've got 3 rifles!
bolt action rifles. if you miss you wont have time for a second shot
@@jessiewald1 if all 3 miss they don't need no guns and deserve to be lunch
Commendable that the hunters refrained from shooting the bear on sight and, bravely, allowed things to have an ending favorable for all concerned. Bravo👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 People in the other stories managed to do the right things, as well, with the key being not to panic. The last men almost blew it by running the final distance to their car but, gratefully, the bear wasn’t hungry and had lost interest in pursuing them! Great selection of scary bears with happy endings❣️
WHOA BEAR!!!!
Me- encounters a bear inches from my head in my own backyard
UA-cam- let’s recommend her every single bear video from the last 18 years on UA-cam
It’s funny how people yell, “STOP!!!”
As if bears speak English 🤷♀️
Ppl don't speak "bear". We don't know the bear word for stop. Gotta say something!
Loi
LOL the bear was like these guys cant hit the broad side of a barn
Where is the scary part in these four encounters? All these bears are behaving normally just the second and last scenario show bears that can smell the nervousness, anxiety and fear in the humans and that triggered their dominant behavior. By the way all these bears approached so slowly that for a confident marksman they would have posed no serious thread even in case of an attack. As a retired fish and wildlife biologist I had hundreds of bear encounters during my 30 years of work in the Canadian woods and the two attacks where I had to kill black bears were much more sudden and happened within a few seconds.
The last bear：Can u take me to ur home. You may need a big pet like me.
Just goes to show, you either be armed or you stay away from areas where bears, wolves, and mountain lions roam. Better safe than sorry. I always wonder why people go hiking unarmed in places like Alaska or Yellowstone. Stupidity?
Canadian national parks do not allow firearms....
Plenty of bears....
Plenty of tents....
No issues....
Why are American bears more dangerous than Canadian bears ?
@@1badcrow463 because Americans go provoke them
@@iwishiwasthomasshelby Correct...
@@1badcrow463 and man, I see some of these videos where guys are filming 30m away while the bear is walking towards them. Seriously, they’re asking for it. Common sense is also a very useful tool that sometimes seems to be underutilized.
Ummm because unarmed is the law in Yellowstone. It's the bears and other wildlife that belong there. We're visitors in their space. Bear spray and best practices, such as making noise, are all you take hiking here.
Guy: Hey Bear, Hey Bear
Bear: Hey
4:55 McGregor the bear:"Make me! Make me! Do somethin about it!"
That's why you always bring with you a very fat friend when hiking.
That black bear failed at “stop” in obedience school.
Dude left his friend behind .
They didn’t show the conclusion to that friendship.
@@mjef3695 His friend should have ran faster.
When a bear sees you he really sees a hamburger ready to eat.
Wow that Black bear really was near. Funny how it jumped on trees.
Anthropomorphism is learned in childhood watching Disney animated movies and also cartoons. Animals with human psychology and personality. It continues into adulthood with our pets. That is why so many pets are abandoned at shelters. This well practiced habit continues when these people wander into the wilderness. True respect of animals is understanding their psychology, their behavior and their habits, which is not human. Should be common sense, but it’s not…
Your making bears sound worse then they are
Black, fight back. Brown, lie down. White, good night. lol
It is not a sniper rifle it is a hunting rifle and I’ve had way scarier moments with bears
Yup
Bear bangers work every time
Why would you go without a gun ?
Guns are illegal in some places.
#2 did the biggest mistake possible when facing with that bear. Bear's hate loud noises and that could have provoked it to attack. They were lucky
Is that true? I always heard that a loud nose will make the bear run.
That first bear was in fact a Grizzly bear, not a brown bear!!!!! Stop calling them beasts!!!!! It sounds ridiculous!!!!!
Technically they are all a subspecies of brown bear. "Grizzly" came from the lewis and clark times where they described a big brown bear with a "Grizzled" look.
Grizzly bears are brown bears.
I agree. Bears are stunning anomals. Let them live in peace and humans can be idiots .
Grizzly and brown are the same.
Grizzly and brown are not the same. All Kodiak and Grizzly are brown bear, but not all brown bears are Kodiak or Grizzly. Subspecies only. Grizzlies are usually smaller than brown bears, more aggressive, and don't let humans get as close.
HEY bear. WOAAAHH bear. Lol so apparently that’s what you do
Bears do no harm if you leave them alone ❤️🐻
Tell that to the lady in Montana that was snatched out of her tent and killed just 2 weeks ago. Don’t be such a dunce.
@@robw6620 she was in bear country
Exactly they do no harm if you leave them alone but there are some idiots that they dont understand that when they are in bear country. They think they are so special that they have the right to shoot and kill everything that moves around them as if the place belonged to them.
@@iams2109 exactly! Poor bears 💔
Obviously you don't spend much time in bear country. Most will leave you alone, but not all. It only takes one.
New subscriber..."beary " cool vid...🐻🐻🐻
At least they didn’t kill the bear
The narrator calls it a "Sniper Rifle"
It is an improvement over AR15 assault rifle….
Getting on the trees was a show of strength