Ok; professional and old Ethologist here. These two guys are actually VERY polite to each other. No brute force; just the very formal "head tussle" event. Put our heads together; 1,2,3, GO. This is Bison Sumo. Incredibly fast- it's easier to see the politeness if you play the video at 1/4 speed. The older fellow; the one who starts with the lady; is always in charge; the younger one who is a little bigger, but has no scars, is consistently being pushed backwards; every time. At the end, the Old Man- turns his butt to Junior, and says "I dare you, twerp." The twerp does not dare, in fact, and quickly finds something else to do, far away. Classic! And BEAUTIFULLY captured here. Some of those scars on the Old Man's sides might well be the result of such dares in earlier days- with the result of getting a quick horn through the hide... it's risky. These guys are SO polite I'm tempted to hypothesize that Junior may in fact be the Old Man's son or grandson. Do they know? I guarantee they do. My guess is based on years of watching horse herds; the stallion knows his offspring, and his behavior towards them even when mature, is radically more forgiving than strangers would receive.
Very interesting summary. I do notice how often bulls assess the risk before reacting to a hopeful challenger, generally blocking access to the cow it accompanies. I agree most wildlife recognize their offspring. Thanks for commenting.
The bulls started sctatching with the hooves first. Is that a sign what would come next? Doesn't the red colored car raise their blood pressure, knowing that Torreros use a red clored cloth to start and direct a bull attack? Some years ago I had a red car and when (initially) curious horses at a fence saw me coming close, they turned away their heads! They couldn't watch my car driving close by! I think "red" means blood for them, making them anxious (or aggressive if they were big bulls).
I'm an Australian. I love watching these buffalo videos - magnificent animals! And knowing that they were brought from the edge of extinction to healthy numbers makes me feel good inside.
You're watching a bison video, they are completely different species from buffalo. Here's a cool hippopotamus video ;) ua-cam.com/video/Jydbnx1wqAQ/v-deo.html
@@Ash_18037 Very funny. I know that they're bison, not buffalo, but many people (including many Americans) call these animals 'buffalo'. And I enjoyed the rhino video. ☺
Glad you enjoyed it! Music is for the experiences that are nearly drowned out by traffic noise. I was happy to hear the sounds of Yellowstone during yesterdays video also.
Thanks for sharing the video! I used to drive through the Lamar Valley every month and would often see bulls fighting. Your video brought back good memories!, 😊
But yet you have countless imbeciles out there that want to walk up to wild animals and try to pet them just baffling to me how ignorant people are I wish that shark people would go pet that Buffalo and be a voice for him speak his language and then get gored from asshole to appetite like they deserve are they going to run around and confiscate the other buffaloes for animal cruelty after they've gored each other to death leave mother nature alone and leave human beings alone and mind your own business
@@steelisthemeal Ummm yes. That's how I think from my perspective when animals get mad or irritated with us humans....aka hoomans! Don't be offended it's not a bad thing.:/
This is the America I'm in love with as an italian, this is what I fantasize about when I think of the USA, not New York or Los Angeles, this right here..almost makes me cry🇺🇸🦅🌵🤠🐮
This month I thought I would witness another battle as one bison spent a half hour seemingly intent on displacing a bull from his grazing territory. Dead run chases and lots of pawing the ground and thrashing of sagebrush. Unpredictable behemoths!
We were leaving Old Faithful several years ago, turned left onto the road to go to Jackson and the Grand Tetons, looked to our left and a buffalo comes running by us in the median, right behind her were two very large buffalo running after her, then they stopped and had an epic battle right there by us! Of course, the female kept running and was long gone. Pretty intense. Lots of raw power in their battles.
The fur was literally flying! What a catch, love the beginning when the big guy was pawing at the dirt and kicking up a big cloud around himself. That was so awesome!
I’m just sitting here thinking “Wow. My grandfathers uses to hunt those with bows?!” Nice footage. I’ve watched elk fight where I live but the last time a wild buffalo passed through my neck of the woods was in 1879. Thank you.
Oh wow! I love thinking back to what the life of my ancestors was like. Ahh yes, the Buffalo Bill era: It's a blessing Yellowstone was set aside to be protected in 1872! You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
@Carolyn Kuhn And those small hooves are cushioned to silence and unnoticeable unless people keep turning 360's and are completely aware of their surroundings throughout the park.
A while back my dad told me that someone at a zoo was smacking a stick at the fence of a bison enclosure. After he didnt stop the bison charged and knocked down a small part of a fence to chase him. Bison are amazing and powerful creatures.
@@inharmonywithearth9982 These are not the original animal species that roamed these lands couple of hundred years ago. It's some kind of cross with an European Bison.
Buffalo Son : Hey dad, look at all those beautiful cows down in the valley - let’s run down and catch one! Buffalo Father: Let’s stroll over and catch all of them...
@@bejudson1384 It is! And Wyoming/Montana in particular! I live in the CA Bay area - I am thinking of driving over to Grand Teton before it gets too cold! Are front country campgrounds doable around this slightly unique circumstance for a multi-day period?
At .10 seconds he's calling out the other male because he wants his women. Later they meet and with a little scuffle, he gets to keep his women. At 2:39 the walk of shame from the Challenger. Life goes on.
Let the lands return to their natural state. Expand wildlife and forest parks and preserves worldwide by 100X. Allow all ranges of animals from the smallest to the alphas to have habitats for our future generations.
humble fight. it was clear to see who won and that was that. best of all, it was just dust and clumps of fur. least it didn't get messy. amazing beasts
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Them idiots are crazy. Out of their damn vehicle recording smh. I'd be backing up getting far far away. These animals are amazing at the strength they have!! One hit they can turn your vehicle over like it's a tin can!!!
Some bison fights are fatal. Bison carefully prepares for a fight. The standoff may last several hours but the fight itself is short. Bison live in a highly organized bison community centered on the alpha-type male. Any stranger male that tries to approach other bison communities is destined to fight. Such a male is seen as an intruder or interruptor of the bison social order. This is where the 'merciless' and the 'amazing' meet together and unveil.
They have a lot of weight to put behind a competition. but seem to have the sense not to disable themselves with a more prolonged fight. Thanks for watching.
@@bejudson1384 I plan on visiting Yellowstone one day, it's a dream destination for sure. I've been in awe of the majesty and beauty of it for many years. Keep the uploads coming! Love them
The fur was definitely flying there. A couple of years ago I saw a bison up there with a horn hole in his hip. It was inflamed and smelled really bad. I was on a snowmobile tour and we had to stop and dismount next to the trees to let him walk by us on Riverside Drive. He went by only a couple of meters away, ignoring all of us.
It takes some courage to snowmobile in a bison's winter home! I saw a dead bison last summer near this videos location that a bison biologist said probably died from a rut fight wound that got infected. I wonder if the bison you saw survived. Thanks for watching.
Ok; professional and old Ethologist here. These two guys are actually VERY polite to each other. No brute force; just the very formal "head tussle" event. Put our heads together; 1,2,3, GO. This is Bison Sumo. Incredibly fast- it's easier to see the politeness if you play the video at 1/4 speed. The older fellow; the one who starts with the lady; is always in charge; the younger one who is a little bigger, but has no scars, is consistently being pushed backwards; every time. At the end, the Old Man- turns his butt to Junior, and says "I dare you, twerp." The twerp does not dare, in fact, and quickly finds something else to do, far away. Classic! And BEAUTIFULLY captured here. Some of those scars on the Old Man's sides might well be the result of such dares in earlier days- with the result of getting a quick horn through the hide... it's risky. These guys are SO polite I'm tempted to hypothesize that Junior may in fact be the Old Man's son or grandson. Do they know? I guarantee they do. My guess is based on years of watching horse herds; the stallion knows his offspring, and his behavior towards them even when mature, is radically more forgiving than strangers would receive.
Very interesting summary. I do notice how often bulls assess the risk before reacting to a hopeful challenger, generally blocking access to the cow it accompanies. I agree most wildlife recognize their offspring. Thanks for commenting.
The bulls started sctatching with the hooves first. Is that a sign what would come next? Doesn't the red colored car raise their blood pressure, knowing that Torreros use a red clored cloth to start and direct a bull attack?
Some years ago I had a red car and when (initially) curious horses at a fence saw me coming close, they turned away their heads! They couldn't watch my car driving close by! I think "red" means blood for them, making them anxious (or aggressive if they were big bulls).
Wow, look at the reaction speed of their head movements, I didn't realize they moved their heads that quick, impressive for a tank.
Yes they do move quickly, very agile.
So disappointed. When I saw the thumbnail, I was thinking that I was going to watch a bison beat the hell out of a 4runner.
Being able to read should have saved you that disappointment
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Me too
We gotta thank those two males for putting up a show on the road. They went out of their way to show the park visitors their disagreements.
A rare visual on the road itself. Thanks for watching,
It does seem like they wanted a audience! More motivation!
You speak as if they are paid entertainers.
@@jamessummers3866 they're alive and well aware of their surroundings. Intelligent beasts that seek social and basic survival needs just like us.
@@jimmycline4778 they both wanted the cow😏😏😏
I'm an Australian. I love watching these buffalo videos - magnificent animals! And knowing that they were brought from the edge of extinction to healthy numbers makes me feel good inside.
You're watching a bison video, they are completely different species from buffalo. Here's a cool hippopotamus video ;) ua-cam.com/video/Jydbnx1wqAQ/v-deo.html
@@Ash_18037 Very funny. I know that they're bison, not buffalo, but many people (including many Americans) call these animals 'buffalo'. And I enjoyed the rhino video. ☺
Same here. Hoping we're not too late to save the planet. Earth is in big trouble.
@@mortalclown3812 how so?
@@Tova-Barin Not sure, but our country most certainly is...🤔
I can hear my mom now, "You boys stop that! You'll put an eye out!"
They’re fighting over who gets to have sexual intercourse ending in internal ejaculation in the female.
Amazing how everyone wasnt blabbering on about how great it was and just enjoyed the show.
It’s crazy how Bison have such a slow disposition, but can turn on the lightning speed at the snap of a finger. 0 to 60 like a Lamborghini lol.
Great sighting AND good camera work & editing AND no pointless music. Bravo & Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it! Music is for the experiences that are nearly drowned out by traffic noise. I was happy to hear the sounds of Yellowstone during yesterdays video also.
Yes! A video that is exactly what its supposed to be!
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The absolute power those bulls have is incredible.
Incredible how massive and powerful they are but yet still lightning quick. Amazing.
AGile beasts! Thanks for watching.
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This is how long most natural battles last. Humans could once again learn from nature.
Thanks for sharing the video! I used to drive through the Lamar Valley every month and would often see bulls fighting. Your video brought back good memories!, 😊
No music, good. Enjoyed the bison growls and grunts.
Thanks for your perspective and, for watching!!
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Absolutely no vocalisation while they are fighting, awesome beasts, just love them!
They were demonstrating why any person with a brain should keep a WIDE berth around these massive and powerful animals!!!
But yet you have countless imbeciles out there that want to walk up to wild animals and try to pet them just baffling to me how ignorant people are I wish that shark people would go pet that Buffalo and be a voice for him speak his language and then get gored from asshole to appetite like they deserve are they going to run around and confiscate the other buffaloes for animal cruelty after they've gored each other to death leave mother nature alone and leave human beings alone and mind your own business
Well said ☕🍪
Glad it wasn't too fierce, tbh. They're such amazing animals and can do so much damage. Thanks for the upload.
Agreed! Thanks for the view.
Just so great to see a raw , natural video - without music !!! 🏆🏆🏆
I appreciate that! Thank you.
Bison bellowing is so guttural and primal. Very scary.
Very Earthy. Much superior instincts than foolish, no Stupid two legged.
What incredible footage, thanks for uploading this. To think, these animals were so close to being extinct not too long ago.
Thanks. I believe these survivors have the genetic makeup of mountain bison that did elude the slaughter that occurred in the late 1800's.
The bison:....You hoomans want a show.....well here you go. We'll give you a show!
Hoooman?
@@steelisthemeal Ummm yes. That's how I think from my perspective when animals get mad or irritated with us humans....aka hoomans! Don't be offended it's not a bad thing.:/
Can't imagine the power behind those head butts!!
would you compare them to a car crash?
Amazingly beautiful and huge!! The head of a mature buffalo/bison is about 3 feet in length. Incredible animals.
He stared running like the cops was coming lol he got the F out of there.
INCREDIBLE close up view footage, nice fight
Thanks. Glad you watched.
This is the America I'm in love with as an italian, this is what I fantasize about when I think of the USA, not New York or Los Angeles, this right here..almost makes me cry🇺🇸🦅🌵🤠🐮
Visit our National Parks. You won't be disappointed.
Me too.
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Forgive me my darling but give me 5th Ave.
Gotta give props to the camera person…stable, focused, framed, and tracked…..👌
And no bullshit reactions.
Bison to the other Bison: You looking at my girl, you wanna take this to the street?
Cash me at the road how bout that
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"You best not be making googoo eyes at my girl!"
Says the big ole bull. Cranky creatures. Thanks for watching.
IN MY VIEW
Great video catching their fight. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Each bison might make an excellent offensive lineman for the NFL.
Nahhh, a bit on the small side for today’s NFL….
The flying tufts of fur are priceless!
Wow! Beauty in action! I had no idea how quick their reactions can be. Impressive!
This month I thought I would witness another battle as one bison spent a half hour seemingly intent on displacing a bull from his grazing territory. Dead run chases and lots of pawing the ground and thrashing of sagebrush. Unpredictable behemoths!
We were leaving Old Faithful several years ago, turned left onto the road to go to Jackson and the Grand Tetons, looked to our left and a buffalo comes running by us in the median, right behind her were two very large buffalo running after her, then they stopped and had an epic battle right there by us! Of course, the female kept running and was long gone. Pretty intense. Lots of raw power in their battles.
Yes. It's a fearful time of year in Yellowstone when bison are in rut, but to witness a battle is not common. Great memory to share.
The fur was literally flying! What a catch, love the beginning when the big guy was pawing at the dirt and kicking up a big cloud around himself. That was so awesome!
Yes it was! Revving up his temper. Thanks for the visit.
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I’m just sitting here thinking “Wow. My grandfathers uses to hunt those with bows?!” Nice footage. I’ve watched elk fight where I live but the last time a wild buffalo passed through my neck of the woods was in 1879. Thank you.
Oh wow! I love thinking back to what the life of my ancestors was like. Ahh yes, the Buffalo Bill era: It's a blessing Yellowstone was set aside to be protected in 1872! You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
Here are these massive beasts, that can ram you like a Mack truck, on these teeny little hooves!
right, was thinking the same
@Carolyn Kuhn And those small hooves are cushioned to silence and unnoticeable unless people keep turning 360's and are completely aware of their surroundings throughout the park.
The American Bison. Such a beautiful animal.
Absolutely! Thanks for the view.
If only humans could settle their differences so easily.
Magnificent animals. You are very lucky to have conservationists galore in the states.
Yes we are! Thanks for the comment and viewing videos of America's wildlife.
A while back my dad told me that someone at a zoo was smacking a stick at the fence of a bison enclosure.
After he didnt stop the bison charged and knocked down a small part of a fence to chase him.
Bison are amazing and powerful creatures.
😧😲...hope that learned em 😉😆
Always amazed by the agility of this massive body.
Excellent point. Thanks for the view.
Awesome rut bison! Love to watch nature in it's finest.
Yellowstone road rage! Good video!
Great comment
Thanks. Yep!
Sounds like a freaking dinosaur! Those growls, so deep & bellowing... primal and earthly guttural.
Ummm how do you know what a dinosaur sounds like oh right you don’t
Not one human being knows what a dinosaur sounds like.
Probably not all dinosaurs, but I imagine some species could sound like this.
so beautiful, glad bisons are making a comeback after nearly being wiped out. thank you for posting this beautiful animal
It's great fun sharing Yellowstone wildlife videos and, thanks you for the nice comment and for watching.
@@inharmonywithearth9982 These are not the original animal species that roamed these lands couple of hundred years ago. It's some kind of cross with an European Bison.
Great footage thanks they are extremely fast in the head jousting!
He was like okay? You done? I'm going back to my girl, you can't have her. AND she was waiting on him lol
She was waiting. Ready for summer 💕
They are fighting over who gets to mount and have intercourse with the female.
Buffalo Son : Hey dad, look at all those beautiful cows down in the valley - let’s run down and catch one!
Buffalo Father: Let’s stroll over and catch all of them...
Glad you watched:)
Poor bison. Not only do they lose a mating fight, but they have a live audience!
On a bloody tarred and sealed road.
And since he lost some hair, the other bison are going to make fun of his bald spot :(
WOW...I have never heard a buffalo growl before.
BRAVO BULLS
It's a grunt
THANKS!!! THAT'S SOME AWESOME FOOTAGE!!!
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for the view!
Like two gladiators facing each other in the Colosseum.
Wow, they are magnificent!! Lucky people to witness that!! 😮
Aside from the interesting bison fight, the whole landscape looks bright and magnificent! Appreciate the capture!
Many thanks! It is a beautiful world we live in!
@@bejudson1384 It is! And Wyoming/Montana in particular! I live in the CA Bay area - I am thinking of driving over to Grand Teton before it gets too cold! Are front country campgrounds doable around this slightly unique circumstance for a multi-day period?
Madison Campground in Yellowstone is open until sometime in October.
At .10 seconds he's calling out the other male because he wants his women. Later they meet and with a little scuffle, he gets to keep his women. At 2:39 the walk of shame from the Challenger. Life goes on.
Let the lands return to their natural state. Expand wildlife and forest parks and preserves worldwide by 100X. Allow all ranges of animals from the smallest to the alphas to have habitats for our future generations.
I have hiked this park into the deep backcountry. We are a part of nature too, I highly recommend going there.
They're so cute! How is something so dangerous so cute?!
Bison never misses upper body day.
Such Strength. Thanks for watching!
Benching that massive head and torso daily...
Bruh bison never miss entire body day lmao
@@mediocremuffin6770 except for leg day... 😉🤣🤣🤣
Huge front... small rump...
Awesome proportions...
Moves a ton with ease and grace...
@@MRGF78 Yeah they have amazing legs idk what people are going on about
Big boys with beautiful faces
Geez! I've never heard them growl like that!
Excellent video. Just the incident and not a lot of crap like so many people are prone to do.
Thanks.
They literally took it to the streets
Excellent footage! Thank you.
humble fight. it was clear to see who won and that was that. best of all, it was just dust and clumps of fur. least it didn't get messy. amazing beasts
They are extraordinary! Thanks for the view.
This is the perfect example why these animals should never be allowed to carry a gun.
Joe Navanodo , have your considered writing humor as a living. Your comment had me on the floor! Seriously! Lololololo
Steve Rundle : glad I gave someone a laugh today, cheers.
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Your humor lightened my day. Thanks.
It's just amazing how slow big and heavy these monsters are but when they move so fast and violent it's just terrifying.
Absolutely. Thanks for watching.
Nature at its best. No Bison was hurt during the filming of this video. Just pride.
bison be skippin' leg day
Hilarious and true
The way they completely disappear into silhouette form in the shadows is gorgeous
And they know just how to use those "little" horns. Wow. Nice video.
Yes, thanks
Good little scrap there. And the tourists Seem to think they’re just big fuzzy animals they need to have their picture taken next too.
No one was outside their vehicles that morning. They were scrappy, weren't they? Thanks.
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Great video! Right time, right place
Perfect place at the right time. Thanks for watching.
Them idiots are crazy. Out of their damn vehicle recording smh. I'd be backing up getting far far away. These animals are amazing at the strength they have!! One hit they can turn your vehicle over like it's a tin can!!!
Facts... and won't even break stride while continuing to fight
Some bison fights are fatal. Bison carefully prepares for a fight. The standoff may last several hours but the fight itself is short. Bison live in a highly organized bison community centered on the alpha-type male. Any stranger male that tries to approach other bison communities is destined to fight. Such a male is seen as an intruder or interruptor of the bison social order. This is where the 'merciless' and the 'amazing' meet together and unveil.
They have miles of nice soft grass to play on - why choose asphalt?
@@dreamsofturtles1828 Bison are intelligent animals, they take the fight out and away of their territory.
@@dreamsofturtles1828 better grip?
@@mariolisa2832 Not sure about a better grip, but a harder fall for sure !
I was so relieved that this didn't last long. I don't understand when people want a fight to the death. Beautiful animals. Long live nature.
I can’t believe these tourists. Everyone can stop and film it, but not ONE of those people tried to break it up!
Yup, apparently they weren't from Cal or New York city;)
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Great videography! Majestic beasts. They seemed to know asphalt wasn’t appropriate. Thanks again.
That roar like a lion!!!
Amazing videography! Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you too! I appreciate your comment!
Some people still think that they can outrun this beast.
Good Point! Thanks for watching.
What's crazy is at one point, the number of bison in this video was equal to the number of American Bison left in the world
The Yellowstone herds typically are over 5,000 bison in recent years.
They're putting on a show for the tourists.
My sister described it perfectly when I worked with bison in montana... They sound like a cross between a lion and a pig lol
Love that!
The thrill of victory... and the agony of defeat...
Great clip! I love the Yellowstone rut.
"Thanks for watchin , folks...next show at one..."
An assessment on the mark during August Rut:) And thanks to you for watching also!
"Come on, Bob. Let's go put on a show for these fools on the road."
Thank you! Excellent video!!
You are welcome!
The didn't appear to be fighting but playing around and practicing to fight.
Great upload for sure! Those things are so powerful
They have a lot of weight to put behind a competition. but seem to have the sense not to disable themselves with a more prolonged fight. Thanks for watching.
@@bejudson1384 Thanks for the reply and yes, I subbed after watching. I love Yellowstone with all it's beauty.
Thanks. I enjoy spending my free time outdoors, but no where more than in Yellowstone. What a magnificent place worthy of loving!
@@bejudson1384 I plan on visiting Yellowstone one day, it's a dream destination for sure. I've been in awe of the majesty and beauty of it for many years. Keep the uploads coming! Love them
Yes ,thank you. Visit Yellowstone soon and then you may find yourself pulled in and will want to return often:) @@geraldfields4469
Really great!
Thanks for uploading.
Greetings from Germany!
Thank you too! Hello to Germany. Visit Yellowstone!
Why did the Bison cross the road? To kick the shit out of the other Bison
What a great show!
After their shift, they went for a beer together ❤
The winner went to mount the mrs and reenact old faithful
It's great how the ladies have horns too; to protect themselves & their calfs. [From an Aussie]
The fur was definitely flying there. A couple of years ago I saw a bison up there with a horn hole in his hip. It was inflamed and smelled really bad. I was on a snowmobile tour and we had to stop and dismount next to the trees to let him walk by us on Riverside Drive. He went by only a couple of meters away, ignoring all of us.
It takes some courage to snowmobile in a bison's winter home! I saw a dead bison last summer near this videos location that a bison biologist said probably died from a rut fight wound that got infected. I wonder if the bison you saw survived. Thanks for watching.
Glad to know that chivalry is not dead.
God bless the people who saved them from extinction
They sound like me snoring
Love how the victor immediately goes to mate
Complete dramatization of my Uncle's nightly sleep apnea.
So fun! Thanks for watching.