Wild Animal Encounters

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Kullcraven Bushcraft has started a playlist of Wild Animal Encounters for his series for all to share, be sure and check it out.: • Wild Animal Encounters...

[@MarkYoungBushcraft]

See... always good to have a cop around... definitively old school. Thanks Peter

[@FSBushcraft]

lol....That it was in that case...lol

[@ShinyKnife]

Nice story 👍

[@artistben7]

When we were living in Montana, we had to deal with these kind of situations where wild animals became to comfortable around people. The sound of gunfire has always been a good stand by when it came to protection at the camp. We never did have any direct confrontations with animals in the 20 years that we lived there. Grizzly Bear, Moose, Mountain Lion, Bobcat, and Black Bear were not normally a threat unless these animals had young. Thanks for sharing your story FSB. :)

[@kullcraven]

Good story and thanks for sharing it with us. It shows being prepared can make it a much safer outcome.

[@FSBushcraft]

That's for sure...I won't go deep into the woods with something...

[@jeffbuzzard6837]

Good video about your encounter with wild animals

[@FSBushcraft]

Thanks

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

Very cool encounter...

[@Jfdumont1982]

That is why we should be allowed to carry, to defend our life. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@FSBushcraft]

I agree.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Just found your channel from Bushcraft Bartens. We have coyotes here in Yellowknife, but outside town, it's bears and wolves. Up here I carry a shotgun for predators. Excited to see more of your videos. Take care.

[@Forestwalker111]

Nice one Peter. Loved the shadow angle. Very cloak and dagger! :)
Good story chum
Be well
Craig

[@FSBushcraft]

lol, it came out well, didn't plan that way..lol

[@LtSurvival]

Nice story.

[@FSBushcraft]

Thanks

[@RangerKooky]

Well thank you for the share enjoy your counters

[@rangergreen100]

I agree with you fully, Deep bush or deep woods is their territory and it alway's have been, my most dangerous encounters have been in the deep thick areas that wildlife feels safe in. It is their home and like us they have a tendency to protect their home (especially when young are involved). My guess to your situation and it's only a guess is that the spot picked was semi close to their den as normally coys won't move in on ( large groups) of people with a fire going. Now if your close to their den they will not care as much and will move in.

[@FSBushcraft]

I think that was the case also, as we had gone back to that area later, and you could always hear them not far away, but never had them come back in again...maybe the remembered the loud bang....

[@martinarcher5280]

I bet everyone burned their underwear, that night.

[@FSBushcraft]

And more...lol

[@brianspencer4220]

Thanks for your story. Unfortunately you & i disagree about the availability of guns . Brian 76

[@FSBushcraft]

Thanks Brian, Not sure I get what you mean about, "Unfortunately you & i disagree about the availability of guns"

[@t.w.milburn8264]

That'll make the hair stand up on the back a yer neck. Great story Bro. ATB T God Bless

[@FSBushcraft]

That it did...

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Very good story. Check your shorts guys. Good thing your dad had his gun. Thanks.

[@FSBushcraft]

lol we did....