My friend had a horrific encounter with a Grizzlie. He thought he was about to be mauled so he prayed to God that the bear would be a Christian bear. It was then that the bear stopped, put it's paws together and then the bear prayed "Thanks Lord for this meal which I am about to receive"...
I’m so tired of hearing about Covid and cancel culture from him 24/7. JRE used to be an escape from the news now it’s a culture war talking points show
Joe loves a good bear story. 😂 He is fully involved and then has to mimic the sounds a bear would make adds a whole new level of value to the story. Lol, never gets old.
because you never truly stop and think about the reality of that animal. bro its literally a monster. with a nose 14 times stronger than a bloodhound, it has literal red lust vision like a 360 degree camera for miles in every direction due to its nose. Now you factor in it's top running speed of 35mph, body weight in the multi hundreds (very rarely less than 300-400 lbs...some being 900-1100 lbs...can climb ANY tree despite its weight....and has absolutely no throat instinct to mercifully suffocate you to death before simply pinning you down and ripping you to strips until you die
@@johnirish2969 probably not, when you recreate in grizzly country and it’s not familiar to you, there’s a fascination in the information you can Gardner in regards to these animals’ behaviors.
@@johnirish2969 yeah what's awkward is this dipshit still is not getting that read, that Joe is trolling him. You can get personality out of someone who doesn't have one
My dad was a fisherman in remote Yakutat Alaska and we have a cabin 50 miles from the nearest town in the middle of the forest. I’ll never forget the only time I saw a mother grizzly bear and her 2 cubs, luckily we were on 4 wheelers but this bear stood on its back legs probably 8 feet’s tall and roared at us as we drove past our 2 4 wheelers getting about 10-15 feet away at the closest point. Nothing compares to these animals in the wild. Truly a monster of an animal but so beautiful to see in the wild if you don’t get to close.
I've had dozens of very close calls with both Brown and black bear. I was probably very close to where you were set netting on the river. It was Raining and blowing i was in full rain gear sitting on the side of the skiff bailing bloody fish water. I had my back to the rain and couldn't hear with the rain beating on my hood. I heard the dog barking and turned to see it chasing the bear away. The tracks in the wet sand were about ten feet away. The other one was at night, again blowing and raining I was running the net and was almost to the end and I kept feeling the net tugging. I'm thinking huge 50 pound king in the net. As I get too the end, I look up with my head lamp and a big bear is ripping fish out of the net. It didn't even look at me. Even with a skiff full of fish I made record time pulling my way back. Iv'e been super lucky with bears but know several who have been killed or mauled.
Hiking in the Colorado Rockies I heard a mountain lion scream about 10 or 12 feet up a rock scarp. I backed out slow and lived to tell about it. By far the most beautiful and terrifying sound I've ever heard
@dropsy Mcloop yeah and if you ever do end up comeing in contact with don't run just back away but always maintain eye contact and you will be fine they are ambush predators
A neighbor of mine lost his wife in 2020,or 2021. In Saskatchewan, it was a black bear. They owned a cabin far north and were very bear and nature smart. She was outside with her 9 yr old son and sent him in for something, next thing a male black bear was attacking her. Husband had to shoot the bear twice to kill it. Unfortunately she didn't survive her injuries and also left behind a 2 yr old daughter
@@iamnoah_ black bear attacks are more rare and sometimes they do like a bluff charge but when they do attack they want to kill and eat you. Grizzlies usually attack when threatened/startled or their young are nearby.
especially sick, hungry, and people habituated and they are more apt to actually feed on you vs grizzlies tend to attack to eliminate the threat (you) and then move on. that's why there is a saying "if it's black fight back, if it's brown stay down"
@@iamnoah_Yeah, they actually said something must have been wrong with the Bear because it is quite unusual behavior for a black bear. However, to me, a bear is a bear. I'm gonna be scared no matter what color it is
I remember my grandpa telling me to stay close cuz bears and cougars would eat me first. I remember that hike like it was yesterday, a lesson for a lifetime. RIP Grandpa.
Heaviest recorded grizzly killed by a hunter in the wild was around 1,200lbs... Bart the Bear a tamed grizzly who appeared in movies weighed 1,779lbs. That's insane.
Listening to all the noises Joe makes in this one makes me already know that there’s gonna be another one of those funny ass edited videos that come from these podcasts😂
I was in the US Army with this dude from Alaska and had a legit bear claw scar across his face and his story was about 1/4 the length of this one and 10xs more interesting.
Hiking through the woods in the mountains of Montana is a beautiful and intense experience. Chances are you'll be fine and won't run into an aggressive animal, but knowing there's that chance does something extraordinary to your senses
Especially when the 'appropriate' reaction to a Grizzly vs. a BBear is POLAR opposite. Forgive the unintentional pun, but... yeah. Imagine a common hiker surprised by a Black, and then he whispers: "Don't run, Phil! Make yourself look big, wave your arms and growl!!" 😳😳😳😳😳😳
I grew up in Montana and bears used to run through our yard in Bozeman. Occasionally, they are spotted in town usually on walking and biking trails such as the Galligator Trail. These are usually not grizzlies but I wouldn’t want to startle or anger any adult bear. If you want to learn about bears and you’re in the Bozeman area, visit Montana Grizzly Encounter. They care for a few grizzlies that can’t be released into the wild. You can do a lot to prevent a bear attack and they explain that in their talk.
There was no attack....Did you even listen to the whole fucking video lmao. It was an encounter. I encountered a pitbull yesterday, should I call it a pitbull attack?
Except I'd presume that a supposedly well known hunter would know that grizzly bears are not carnivores, they eat fleshy roots, fruits, berries, grasses and a lot of other things that aren't meat, shouldn't someone like this know that? Did he mean that they tend to eat more meat than black bears and just explained it poorly? I have no respect for anything this guy says about animals or hunting now, that's a pretty weird thing to be wrong about
Summary: "a bear that was a grizzly, but could be a bear of color or a dog 🐕 passed by and I got scared my testicles would be ripped off, despite carrying a hand cannon and bear spray".
There’s a stuffed bear in the airport in Smithers BC that was 1012 pounds. Wild story how it was caught as well. Took out 30 head of cattle, some as big as 1500 pounds, over a 3 year span. Took officers three years to capture him and they nearly died in the process.
Joe asking for more details to get freaked out with the same energy a creep would ask what clothes a girl's wearing on the phone 😂 Bears and hunting stories is just pure unfiltered JRE
As a female hunter who was lucky enough to be born into a family of very avid outdoorsman, I can honestly say that crossing paths with a grizzly is my worst fear. I don’t have anywhere near the experience as my father or grandfather, and I don’t get to hunt as much as I want to, but I do have more experience than most people I know and I feel so incredibly lucky for that. I have been hunting with my dad and brother and grandpa many many times and the one thing we ALWAYS have on us other than our rifle and sidearm, is bear-spray. And my grandpa will always chastise us if our spray is anywhere other than on our hip in a very accessible place. Never let your guard down in bear country 🐻
One thing I rarely hear people mention in bear encounter stories is how unbelievably bad bears in the wild smell. One guy said he shit his pants and it was nothing compared to how bad the bear smelled. He said it’s stink was overwhelming. Plus, shit your pants shit smells WAY worse, because it’s not ready to leave your body yet.
13 minutes of suspense and expectation... but the dude only saw a bear and his ego telling the story is bigger than the bear itself. I want my 12 minutes back, please!
First time Joe asks: oh probably 5 or 6 maybe 700 lbs. Second time: at least 7 or 800 lbs. Later on that night: it was 1600 lbs if it was an ounce and it breathed fire and had claws of pure steel..
I went hunting for Bear with my Father and his guide. He used the same guide for many years and he was a family friend too. I’ll never forget the first time I saw a Grizzly Bear in the wild. You’re never armed well enough lol. I’ve only hunted Black Bear in Pennsylvania and out in the northwest states but I’ve seen Grizzlies. Truly a sight that makes you realize where we fit in the food chain. Those were the best trips I’ve ever been on with my Father.
It's cuz we let those f*ckers live despite being too many out there. If we were to hunt them down to exterminate them they won't be that tough. A whole squad of heavily armed people should be good enough. What happens in the woods is 99% of the time a bear would encounter an unarmed human whereas a human always meets a bear that is ready to rip you apart. And the worse part is these suckers keep growing in numbers across all continents to the point you can't fucking go to the woods anymore.
I encountered a huge grizzly with my Grandfather in the northern part of Wyoming we were about 300-400 feet away on a cliff in full camouflage watching this beast of a bear looking and sniffing around in a creek. And all of a sudden he looks in our direction up on the cliff and I mean body pointing directly at us which to me and my grandpa felt like he was staring right at us but we knew it was most likely checking it’s surroundings, examining the cliff whatever. All of a sudden the bear turns it’s head behind him, looks back at us and started SPRINTING towards our direction… we hopped in the Jeep so fast and booked it! We talk about it all the time and have a running joke like “I should’ve left you there” kind of thing 😂 I’ll never forget it
Joe Rogan is just the perfect interviewer. He knows when to just let the the guest talk, but he also knows when to talk and engage in the story to make it more exciting. People can talk shit about his political and other views, but one thing no one can deny is how damn good and perfect he is as a podcast host. Even just the different guests he picks. Jeebus Cripes, I love this man.
That's because he is genuinely interested in hearing these people talk. He behaves completely different with he friends and when he has someone on because they have stories he wants to hear
I worked for a guide service as a wrangler for elk hunts, just outside Yellowstone, in the Grand Tetons. One time I was quartering up an elk and Tandy, one of our pack mules, started dancing around all crazy and I went to walk over to see what the impatient bitches problem was.. then I looked in the direction she was looking in and just on top of the hill was a huge Griz sow and three near full grown cubs.. we all looked at each other for a second that felt like forever and then me and the guy I was with started yelling “hey bear fuck off, get your own!” And nothing happened. So we had to act, slowly walking towards them waving our arms and yelling. It takes a great deal to walk towards an animal that every part of you wants to run from. They decided to turn tail and run over the hill, needless to say we both had pistols drawn.. always pay attention to your pack animals and mounts.. Tandy smelled those bears before my dog did. @PowerfulJRE
He wasn't always rich. Having a background in martial arts aids in being in contact with your primal self, plus he's been hunting for decades now, he is more aware of what an encounter like this would bring out of a person than most of us. He does suck, however, when interviewing artists (non-comedians)
@@vitaly6312 yeh man. I’m not saying it wouldn’t be scary to see a bear. But it didn’t attack him, it didn’t even walk right up to him and he’s hunting in the woods where there’s bears it’s not really some shocking story
I have a better bear story than him honestly. I was face to face with a grown bear could have reached out and touched it. And a lot more craziness. Joe!!! Let me on the podcast. You will jizz your pants guaranteed
Living in Alberta, I've been much closer to grizzlies than this, with no weapon and no bear spray. (You don't necessarily plan to encounter them _in town,_ but it happens.) I was always scared but never really felt I was in danger. The cow calling probably makes a big difference though.
I've had a few encounters with black bears. You can scare them easily stretching out your arms and being loud. 2 encounters while living in Yosemite. one in the kitchen while taking out the trash (someone had left a door open!) and once when i was walking home (lived and worked there). Thankfully i never ever ever encountered a grizzley bear while living and working in Yellowstone , but i did have a literal run - in with a bison. I laugh my butt off about that one , but boy i tell you what , that was a scary moment.
Oh gee thanks yet another comment that tells us to swing your arms in the air, make yourself look big ya ya ya. WE HEARD THIS ALREADY. yours truly, a Albertan
I lived at Yellowstone at lake Yellowstone and saw many many grizzly bears up close. I’m from Connecticut and black bears are common in New England and let me say there is a massive difference.
I was dead too. Overdose of annoyance!! “Ughhhhhhhh! 👀” “Oooooohhhhhh” “Aghhhhhhhhh” “Ugghhhhhhh” “Ohhhhhh yeaaaaa” “Yessss yessss YESSSSS” “Don’t stop!!! Right there!!!” “Ughhhhhh!!! I’m about to .com” 🍆💦💦💦 “Ohhhhhhh yeahhhhh” -Joe “I cream my pants thinking about bears” Rogan!!!!!
The type of JRE content I love. I love listening to hunters and fishermen tell stories. I've never done either but there's just something so cool about going out there and catching your own meal. Would love to learn the art.
Photographers don't get as close to Grizzlies as hunters do. Photographers work very hard to not disturb the behavior of the animals they're trying to capture footage of.
@@TheHybridHunter307 You clearly have not met many nature photographers... You are in the environment it is hard to escape it... I've had foxes, deer, elk, moose, walk right up to my positions... Bears within 100 meters... I am more fearful of cougars than anything else in the forest...
@@TheHybridHunter307 this is true but not always. Watch a UA-cam video exposed ice grizzlies of the Yukon. Can't get much closer to a grizzly. I'm not saying it's right to do it but it happens
Me and my brother were hiking Mount Yamnuska in Canmore, Alberta and on our way back down from the mountain, we got off the main trail and ended up coming down on a deer trail. I had a funny feeling in my gut so I had some lound music playing on my phone for noise as I didn't have anything else. As we came out of this one brush of trees into an open meadow, I look at this face with pitch black eyes just staring at me and to be honest, I just froze for a good couple of seconds as I couldn't believe that it was a grizzly about 80 ft. away from us. As I snapped back into my senses, i just lowered my gaze and we slowly backed off and as we were backing away, we noticed it was a mama bear with a cub so things could have turned real bad for us if anything went wrong. Definitely one of the scariest and unforgettable experiences of my life
As a 30 year resident of Banff AB, I can confidently say that you were VERY fortunate. I fly fish the Bow River between Banff and Canmore frequently and I’m on constant high alert! Not just listening, but watching for any hint of a bear at my feet. It’s trippy AF out in the bush in dead silence and you hear things or just imagine you hear things…
I live in Alberta. Encountered a few grizzlies. I know they are dangerous and all but this story of a bear 80 yards away, walking away from you??? Come on dude. I had a grizz come up 40 yards from me on the river bank look over at me and walk off in the opposite direction couldn’t care less. This guy is making them sound like the Baba Yaga haha
Well, they can't cover 80 yds in 2 seconds either, more like 5 seconds if you believe math, that is. Also, Black bears are more docile, but attack far more ppl per capita bc they are more in contact with people. As usual, lots of inaccurate info.
@@trucker-d4161 obviously you weren’t able to complete reading my original message where I added an entire grizz story of my own with far more intense circumstances. Go back and READ, and work your way foreword.
Growing up in Sitka, Alaska (Baranof Island), my family, friend's and I have had numerous encounters with Coastal Brown Bears, a.k.a. Coastal Grizzlies. More often than not, the bear leaves or ignores you. However, an angry or aggressive Grizzly is exceptionally dangerous, even if armed w/ bear spray and a large caliber firearm. I personally know people who have been attacked, mauled, have had their pets eaten, etc. Even with a massive, growing population of these bears on the ABC islands (Admiralty, Baranof and Chichagof Islands) so many local do-gooder's whine & bitch about these bears getting shot and killed from time to time, but if and/or when (God Forbid) one takes a child, I expect their tune will change! I stand with Rogan, on Team People.
Oh mann, thats crazy you say that, I live in south central and my cousins live in Sitka, the only time I've seen a Grizzly is when I went to visit them. I've never been big on carrying while hiking cause I usually only see black bear and they scare off easy enough, but ever since seeing a grizzly from 200 yards away, I never go into any Alaskan Bush without my Remmi 870 w/000, always ready for the worst case scenario of a Grizzly charging.
Totally agree. These crazies hate human beings even though humans often are incredibly selfless and do many things to help or save animals. Heaven forbid an animal is killed to save a human life. They are counter evolutionary morons.
@@rossdawgsbrokenspirit9038 I'm trying to respond to as many of these human hater posts as I can because this new attitude is a scourge and counter-evolutionary. I understand conservation and treating animals well, but this wacko attitude of kill all humans and leave the Earth to animals is disgusting.
Once while hiking down from Halfdome with my uncle, we ran into a mother black bear and her cubs coming towards us on a path. We were out of water so we were feelin the fatigue. Then we had to walk backwards probably about a half to 3/4s of a mile to get back to a fork in the trail that led to a rest stop. It was a weird section of trail where the ground became almost like sand. I was 13 at the time and it was one of the most insane experiences I can remember. It really was by the whim of that mother bear whether or not we went. Cause they got within 100 yards of us.
I grew up hiking in the Appalachian mountains, from the time I could barely walk…used to love it so much that I started going alone when I got older … That is until I encountered a black bear (on the large side for a black) miles from anyone .. Only time in my life I’ve felt that vulnerable, like I could die if something decides on a whim to do the deed. Decided to never go alone again or without protection…and probably wouldn’t be caught dead in Grizzly country…that phobia is just too intense for me now.
The story is actually not very interesting. A grizzly bear appeared about 80 yards in front of him when he expected to see an elk. It didn't interact with him in any way.
All of the expert analysis I've seen is that Black Bears attack because they want to eat you so they say if a Black Bear attacks, fight back because it is a predatory attack. They say most Grizzly attacks are defensive or because you startle them. They say to play dead if a Grizzly attacks you because they generally just want to neutralize what they perceive as a threat. Here, you guys describe it exactly the opposite. Perhaps try to clarify in the comments here for your viewers. Thank you
thats probably true, but the point is that a black bear is usually not hungry enough to want to eat a human. so you can scare it off with intimidation, because most likely its not a predatory attack. a grizzly on the other hand is a superior predator and has a higher chance to decide to eat and kill you. also its a lot bigger than a black bear so its less likely to be scared of you and aggression is a lot more than a black bear. which makes the grizzly no matter how you look at it the more dangerous of the two.
Yes Travis you are absolutely right! I was annoyed at this guy's ignorance about bears. Saying grizzlies are carnivores and black bears are omnivores. Both are omnivores and grizzly bears are far less likely to eat humans than black bears, but grizzlies are far more likely to attack (defensive reaction) than black bears also. Typically in late summer/Fall (mostly male) predatory black bear attacks can happen. They are usually trying to bulk up before hibernation. Be very wary of any black bear that stalks you or shows interest. They typically are not as aggressive as brown bears or polar bears, but they are no less dangerous or no less capable of killing people for food. I will add sometimes grizzly attacks are predatory in which case you're screwed as they usually will lay on top of you to use their weight to stop your moving as they eat you at their leisure. Pretty horrific to think about.
I have a long story about being charged by a 9.5’+ mountain griz near moose lake Alaska while hunting many years ago. Massive massive bear and in that valley they are all monsters. Shot him 3 times and he kept charging. Too long story to post here I’ll say this for anyone who has not experienced this. A black bear before bedding down that’s hungry will eat you alive. A Griz will kill you and in some cases wait days to make sure you are dead.
@@nintenjoel it wasn’t an edge lord comment lmao. He was spot on. The dude told one of the most boring bear stories I’ve ever heard, and yet it was still one of the most dramatic 🤦🏻♂️
@@nintenjoel edgelord….lol ok buddy. So, in order to comment and/or share an opinion , I have to have “interviews” under my belt. Don’t even know how you’re triggered by it …. But ok. Hopefully you won’t lose sleep over it, guy. Shill
Clearly you havent listen to Joe in the last year...That's all it is, politics and how he's pretending to still be a left winger when he's very much a right winger.
I've heard the exact opposite--at least while in Alaska. I was told black bear are much more predatory. When a grizzly attacks a human, it's almost always because they feel threatened and/or surprised. When a black bear attacks a human, it's usually because they are looking for a meal that's easier to catch than a rabbit.
Grizzly are definitely more dangerous but I’ve heard black bears in certain areas ( I think BC) can be quite dangerous too. Some black bears are definitely predators.
@BeatniKkers Duh! Just like all carnivorous wild animals are predatory. But there's spectrum of predation in regards to humans. There's a difference between black bears and grizzly bears.
My friend had a horrific encounter with a Grizzlie. He thought he was about to be mauled so he prayed to God that the bear would be a Christian bear. It was then that the bear stopped, put it's paws together and then the bear prayed "Thanks Lord for this meal which I am about to receive"...
@@EWT123 lol
LMAOOOOOOO
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
Iam high and just saw an image of a bear folding his paws and gets on his knees as he says this prayer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bear Jesus is one scary ass holy mother son bitch lol
this is the type of content that got me hooked on JRE back in the good ol'days
Now it’s about promoting comics tours and specials and people that have a book coming out.
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Yeah UA-cam JRE felt different.
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I’m so tired of hearing about Covid and cancel culture from him 24/7. JRE used to be an escape from the news now it’s a culture war talking points show
Not even gonna ask why Joe is so trained in making bear noises
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I was listening with autoplay not really paying attention while I was in the shower and he scared the shit outta me
He is part bear.
I’d drive him nuts requesting that bear noise repeatedly.
Joe’s bear noises will never cease to absolutely kill me
Rip broo
Same lmao
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Me too. 🤣🤣🤣
I love Joe's absolute obsession with bears
It's his ultimate demise. He's going to die by bear🤣
Dude's obsessed just obsessed with information, he's gotten me the same way 🤣
He's also heavy on Sharks
@@Niceguy_habibti chimps too
Man’s Dwight shrute
Joe loves a good bear story. 😂 He is fully involved and then has to mimic the sounds a bear would make adds a whole new level of value to the story. Lol, never gets old.
Sitting in his recliner eating anchovies watching bear videos.
because you never truly stop and think about the reality of that animal. bro its literally a monster. with a nose 14 times stronger than a bloodhound, it has literal red lust vision like a 360 degree camera for miles in every direction due to its nose. Now you factor in it's top running speed of 35mph, body weight in the multi hundreds (very rarely less than 300-400 lbs...some being 900-1100 lbs...can climb ANY tree despite its weight....and has absolutely no throat instinct to mercifully suffocate you to death before simply pinning you down and ripping you to strips until you die
I love joe reacting to bear stories almost as much as joe loves hearing them
Thats gold
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That's because Joe is on dmt duty
Wait until he hear a story about monkeys then he really gets excited 😆
@@patts6153 especially gorillas hahah
I can listen to Joe talk about bears for hours, especially his bear sounds
Suspect lol
@@jamesjameswhattheladyssayl7657 You thinking its suspect, its suspect
I watched one podcast. Its 3 hours and thats hours. Arrest me
3:50 Joe is good at imetading bear sounds
Joe’s reactions have me hooked lol. The most reaction and shock I’ve seen by far on his shows. He’s so interested in grizzly bear encounters!
He's definitely heard it before they both mentioned it many times, seems more like joe was mocking him
@@johnirish2969 probably not, when you recreate in grizzly country and it’s not familiar to you, there’s a fascination in the information you can Gardner in regards to these animals’ behaviors.
@@johnirish2969 yeah what's awkward is this dipshit still is not getting that read, that Joe is trolling him. You can get personality out of someone who doesn't have one
Seeing Joe make those bear noises is still fucking funny to me.
Holy shit I read this as he does it an I lost my shit. Lmao
That's not Star Wars?
Best bear noise interpreter on the internet
Joe rogan is a nutcase.
My dad was a fisherman in remote Yakutat Alaska and we have a cabin 50 miles from the nearest town in the middle of the forest. I’ll never forget the only time I saw a mother grizzly bear and her 2 cubs, luckily we were on 4 wheelers but this bear stood on its back legs probably 8 feet’s tall and roared at us as we drove past our 2 4 wheelers getting about 10-15 feet away at the closest point. Nothing compares to these animals in the wild. Truly a monster of an animal but so beautiful to see in the wild if you don’t get to close.
I've had dozens of very close calls with both Brown and black bear. I was probably very close to where you were set netting on the river. It was Raining and blowing i was in full rain gear sitting on the side of the skiff bailing bloody fish water. I had my back to the rain and couldn't hear with the rain beating on my hood. I heard the dog barking and turned to see it chasing the bear away. The tracks in the wet sand were about ten feet away. The other one was at night, again blowing and raining I was running the net and was almost to the end and I kept feeling the net tugging. I'm thinking huge 50 pound king in the net. As I get too the end, I look up with my head lamp and a big bear is ripping fish out of the net. It didn't even look at me. Even with a skiff full of fish I made record time pulling my way back. Iv'e been super lucky with bears but know several who have been killed or mauled.
Hiking in the Colorado Rockies I heard a mountain lion scream about 10 or 12 feet up a rock scarp. I backed out slow and lived to tell about it. By far the most beautiful and terrifying sound I've ever heard
@dropsy Mcloop yeah and if you ever do end up comeing in contact with don't run just back away but always maintain eye contact and you will be fine they are ambush predators
@@ferguson8143 what would be a safe distance to be able to turn your back on them
Cap
A neighbor of mine lost his wife in 2020,or 2021.
In Saskatchewan, it was a black bear.
They owned a cabin far north and were very bear and nature smart. She was outside with her 9 yr old son and sent him in for something, next thing a male black bear was attacking her. Husband had to shoot the bear twice to kill it. Unfortunately she didn't survive her injuries and also left behind a 2 yr old daughter
a black bear? when have they been known to do that? that’s awful
@@iamnoah_ black bear attacks are more rare and sometimes they do like a bluff charge but when they do attack they want to kill and eat you. Grizzlies usually attack when threatened/startled or their young are nearby.
@@iamnoah_black bears have and will attack humans (although rare)
especially sick, hungry, and people habituated and they are more apt to actually feed on you vs grizzlies tend to attack to eliminate the threat (you) and then move on. that's why there is a saying "if it's black fight back, if it's brown stay down"
@@iamnoah_Yeah, they actually said something must have been wrong with the Bear because it is quite unusual behavior for a black bear.
However, to me, a bear is a bear. I'm gonna be scared no matter what color it is
A 13 minute story about a guy seeing a bear who left him alone.
Literally lol
Your pfp matches the comment perfectly
Hahah 🤣
sad
right, jeezus christ what a timesuck that was!
I remember my grandpa telling me to stay close cuz bears and cougars would eat me first. I remember that hike like it was yesterday, a lesson for a lifetime. RIP Grandpa.
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the way you worded this makes it sound unintentionally hilarious and horrific, like the bears and cougars got him that day
RIP gramps though.
Wait so did your grandpa..get...eaten? 😶
@@adama4669 that’s exactly how I read it like damn man he got warned and still got ate
Elon Musk meets Alex Jones!
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Joe would not let this man tell his story to save his life 😂
He was a pretentious tosser though.
How much did the bear weigh 🤣🤣
@@kurtchapman4752 LETS BE GENEROUS AND SAY 600
He knew this story would be dry once it was finished 😂 had to spice it up
Facts like save all your questions for the end of the story 😂
Heaviest recorded grizzly killed by a hunter in the wild was around 1,200lbs... Bart the Bear a tamed grizzly who appeared in movies weighed 1,779lbs. That's insane.
3:49 😂 Joe has been waiting to do that growl in-person
I find whenver he does those things to be so god damn cringey. Dude probably practice at home too.
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If i ever get attacked by a grizzly bear i hope i can find someone as enthusiastic about bears as Joe is to tell my story to.
I hope you don't lose your testicles
i love Joe's enthusiasm, he's been out in nature as an adult and still has this excitement of a child when it comes to dangerous animals
Joe rogans impression of a kettle throughout this episode was impeccable.
it was really annoying
😂😂😂
hahaha nailed it!
Orgasm noises?
bingo! totally correct man
Joe is so fascinated by the grizzly bear. He loves anything with true power
More like terrified and petrified. He comes undone talking about any wild animal with teeth
Joe was so disappointed when he said the bear walked off. LMAO
Joe probably tells great hunting bedtime stories to his kids.
Probably hunts his kids
I'd assume it'd be better than this one
Listening to all the noises Joe makes in this one makes me already know that there’s gonna be another one of those funny ass edited videos that come from these podcasts😂
Pauly toons lol they are so funny
He was 100% jizzing in his pants
you are totally, totally right
JR: "We gotta wrap this up, but before we wrap it up, tell me again... how much did the bear weigh?"
We just going to ignore how good Joe is at making bear noises?! Tf 😂
Uh no? That's literally half the comments, the other half about how anticlimactic this was. 90 second story dragged into 12 minutes.
It’s not good at all🤣🤣
Joes Grizzly impression caught me 100% off guard 🤣
That bear growling impression...that was pretty good Joe 😂
I was in the US Army with this dude from Alaska and had a legit bear claw scar across his face and his story was about 1/4 the length of this one and 10xs more interesting.
ye thought wit da title he had to fist fight it or sum shi
🤣👊🏽
Do tell!
LOL
It’s too bad you didn’t tell us his story instead of the story you told about knowing the guy…
Nothing gets Joe's attention more then hearing I had a bear encounter.
Only way to make it better would be if that bear was on DMT and the person fought it off with Jujitsu.
the only thing that beats that is a chimpanzee story.
Hiking through the woods in the mountains of Montana is a beautiful and intense experience. Chances are you'll be fine and won't run into an aggressive animal, but knowing there's that chance does something extraordinary to your senses
Especially when the 'appropriate' reaction to a Grizzly vs. a BBear is POLAR opposite.
Forgive the unintentional pun, but... yeah. Imagine a common hiker surprised by a Black, and then he whispers:
"Don't run, Phil! Make yourself look big, wave your arms and growl!!"
😳😳😳😳😳😳
There is no way i would ever set my foot in the forest if we had bears in the part of my country where i live lol.
I grew up in Montana and bears used to run through our yard in Bozeman. Occasionally, they are
spotted in town usually on walking and biking trails such as the Galligator Trail. These are usually not grizzlies but I wouldn’t want to startle or anger any adult bear.
If you want to learn about bears and you’re in the Bozeman area, visit Montana Grizzly Encounter. They care for a few grizzlies that can’t be released into the wild. You can do a lot to prevent a bear attack and they explain that in their talk.
@@craftylemon2460 id definitely take a big gun lol
F that!!!
3:51 I thought young Jamie popped in a griz sound effect 😂
Same here😁
The infamous Joe Rogan bear growl🤣
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Yo joe got the testosterone of a bear . Proven by him making that bad ass bear sound 😂😂🤷🏽♂️
Guest: *tells story*
Joe: "How much did it weigh"
How much could it bench
Finally a new wild animal attack story that I can re watch a million times while I get violently high
I'm violently high
Lmao
We high Af boys cheers
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There was no attack....Did you even listen to the whole fucking video lmao. It was an encounter. I encountered a pitbull yesterday, should I call it a pitbull attack?
Anything bear related on a JRE podcast you know its gonna be a good episode
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Except I'd presume that a supposedly well known hunter would know that grizzly bears are not carnivores, they eat fleshy roots, fruits, berries, grasses and a lot of other things that aren't meat, shouldn't someone like this know that? Did he mean that they tend to eat more meat than black bears and just explained it poorly? I have no respect for anything this guy says about animals or hunting now, that's a pretty weird thing to be wrong about
@@michaelfarrell4824 He sounded pretty serious so I'm gonna guess he actually thinks they just eat meat😂
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Joe turned this 90 second anticlimactic experience into a 14 minute video with all his interruptions!
That’s how you get a podcast to be hours long
hes high as
Summary: "a bear that was a grizzly, but could be a bear of color or a dog 🐕 passed by and I got scared my testicles would be ripped off, despite carrying a hand cannon and bear spray".
There’s a stuffed bear in the airport in Smithers BC that was 1012 pounds. Wild story how it was caught as well. Took out 30 head of cattle, some as big as 1500 pounds, over a 3 year span. Took officers three years to capture him and they nearly died in the process.
Look up old groaner.....
@@williambennett7033 thanks
I think I have a photo of that bear. I had no idea there was such a fearsome story behind that taxidermy.
And why was the magnificent creature killed ? For “ sport “ ? Cos it was “ menacing “ ?
@@serenityinside1 money! 30 head of cattle is a lot for struggling farmers.
Joe asking for more details to get freaked out with the same energy a creep would ask what clothes a girl's wearing on the phone 😂
Bears and hunting stories is just pure unfiltered JRE
Joe "So what cha wearin girl?"
Bear "Im very hairy....Lots of brown Fur"
Joe "oooOOOHHHH 😮😮😍😍"
Reminds me of a that time a lady with a chimpanzee asked me to kill her husband. True story
Did you do it? Asking for a friend
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What makes that encounter even more dangerous is that he was carrying a Taurus.
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
💯
This deserves more likes 🤣
Taurus has come a long way in the last 3 years.
Joe geeking from bear story and actually turning for a second to a grizzly bear was funny to me lol
As a female hunter who was lucky enough to be born into a family of very avid outdoorsman, I can honestly say that crossing paths with a grizzly is my worst fear. I don’t have anywhere near the experience as my father or grandfather, and I don’t get to hunt as much as I want to, but I do have more experience than most people I know and I feel so incredibly lucky for that. I have been hunting with my dad and brother and grandpa many many times and the one thing we ALWAYS have on us other than our rifle and sidearm, is bear-spray. And my grandpa will always chastise us if our spray is anywhere other than on our hip in a very accessible place. Never let your guard down in bear country 🐻
I invite you to try hunting at night in Detroit/Atlanta/Chicago
There are more deadly animals there.
Rawwrr!! 🤣😂
@@Shadow__133 Those cities have terrible violence but I’m taking my chances. A pitch Black Forest at night with wild animals?? No effin way
Does bear spray actually work against a 7ft, 800 pound beast?
@@kutthroat2735 slow the bear 🐻 down, time enough to pull out of gun
One thing I rarely hear people mention in bear encounter stories is how unbelievably bad bears in the wild smell. One guy said he shit his pants and it was nothing compared to how bad the bear smelled. He said it’s stink was overwhelming. Plus, shit your pants shit smells WAY worse, because it’s not ready to leave your body yet.
Wtf does pants shitting have to do with anything, a stupid ass point 😂
When Joe gets to making Grizzly Bear noises you know it’s an excellent clip 😂
Are you sure it wasn't a wookie LOL
Farking LOVE Joe’s grizzly impression out of pure excitement!! 😂😂😂😂💚💚💚💚💚
13 minutes of suspense and expectation... but the dude only saw a bear and his ego telling the story is bigger than the bear itself. I want my 12 minutes back, please!
Hes answering questions brother
TRU
Joe "Fuck" Rogan
First time Joe asks: oh probably 5 or 6 maybe 700 lbs. Second time: at least 7 or 800 lbs. Later on that night: it was 1600 lbs if it was an ounce and it breathed fire and had claws of pure steel..
@@ethancntower8850 yo 😂😂😂
Let me save all of you 13 minutes of your precious time: he saw a grizzly bear!
yep, you summed it up
At 80 yards.
Everyone's see a grizzly just not in the woods.
Timestamps plz?? Lol.
00:00 Starts mentioning bears
99:99 I saw a bear in the distance.
Cool story bro.
That's ok. Joe's grizzly noises was the reason to watch
Joe's Grizzly Bear impression had me dying🤣
i love how joe has such a fascination with grizzlies
Only real men understand why bears are fascinating.
Anyway, I'm off... I gotta go catch some bears.
The hunters and their grizzly encounter stories are my favourite !! ❤️🔥🇨🇦
I went hunting for Bear with my Father and his guide. He used the same guide for many years and he was a family friend too. I’ll never forget the first time I saw a Grizzly Bear in the wild. You’re never armed well enough lol. I’ve only hunted Black Bear in Pennsylvania and out in the northwest states but I’ve seen Grizzlies. Truly a sight that makes you realize where we fit in the food chain. Those were the best trips I’ve ever been on with my Father.
Stupid old man making those bears suffer.
Just curious, why would you go bear hunting? Do you eat them?
@@marcogiardi3737 Yes especially Black Bears
It's cuz we let those f*ckers live despite being too many out there. If we were to hunt them down to exterminate them they won't be that tough. A whole squad of heavily armed people should be good enough. What happens in the woods is 99% of the time a bear would encounter an unarmed human whereas a human always meets a bear that is ready to rip you apart. And the worse part is these suckers keep growing in numbers across all continents to the point you can't fucking go to the woods anymore.
@@jaymoar3561 You’re breaking my heart. I’m muting you so don’t bother me anymore. I won’t even see it.
I encountered a huge grizzly with my Grandfather in the northern part of Wyoming we were about 300-400 feet away on a cliff in full camouflage watching this beast of a bear looking and sniffing around in a creek. And all of a sudden he looks in our direction up on the cliff and I mean body pointing directly at us which to me and my grandpa felt like he was staring right at us but we knew it was most likely checking it’s surroundings, examining the cliff whatever. All of a sudden the bear turns it’s head behind him, looks back at us and started SPRINTING towards our direction… we hopped in the Jeep so fast and booked it! We talk about it all the time and have a running joke like “I should’ve left you there” kind of thing 😂 I’ll never forget it
I bet that happened
I enjoyed reading your short story! I know it has an extended version just not written here! Thanks!
😂 that's a good one
Yeah right 😂
Joe Rogan is just the perfect interviewer. He knows when to just let the the guest talk, but he also knows when to talk and engage in the story to make it more exciting. People can talk shit about his political and other views, but one thing no one can deny is how damn good and perfect he is as a podcast host. Even just the different guests he picks. Jeebus Cripes, I love this man.
That's because he is genuinely interested in hearing these people talk. He behaves completely different with he friends and when he has someone on because they have stories he wants to hear
Coked up both
I think he's the best and most experienced interviewer on the planet
I worked for a guide service as a wrangler for elk hunts, just outside Yellowstone, in the Grand Tetons. One time I was quartering up an elk and Tandy, one of our pack mules, started dancing around all crazy and I went to walk over to see what the impatient bitches problem was.. then I looked in the direction she was looking in and just on top of the hill was a huge Griz sow and three near full grown cubs.. we all looked at each other for a second that felt like forever and then me and the guy I was with started yelling “hey bear fuck off, get your own!” And nothing happened. So we had to act, slowly walking towards them waving our arms and yelling. It takes a great deal to walk towards an animal that every part of you wants to run from. They decided to turn tail and run over the hill, needless to say we both had pistols drawn.. always pay attention to your pack animals and mounts.. Tandy smelled those bears before my dog did. @PowerfulJRE
I love watching JR talked about bears. He truly understands, and is in touch with, the primal.
No he's not. He's a rich Podcaster and terrible comedian.
He wasn't always rich. Having a background in martial arts aids in being in contact with your primal self, plus he's been hunting for decades now, he is more aware of what an encounter like this would bring out of a person than most of us.
He does suck, however, when interviewing artists (non-comedians)
@@mick_1976he is more successful than you and your family would be in 1000 life times over lol hater
Is it just me or was that the least eventful story of all time. Guy sees bear in woods.
Yeah except until you’re in the wild with them, then you know. And if you don’t know, then you don’t know.
@@vitaly6312 yeh man. I’m not saying it wouldn’t be scary to see a bear. But it didn’t attack him, it didn’t even walk right up to him and he’s hunting in the woods where there’s bears it’s not really some shocking story
@@matt4393 completely agree 😂
Guy sees a bear, shits his pants, talks for 13 mins.
I have a better bear story than him honestly. I was face to face with a grown bear could have reached out and touched it. And a lot more craziness. Joe!!! Let me on the podcast. You will jizz your pants guaranteed
Some of the best podcasts are these wild animal encounter stories by regular folks. keep em coming Joe.
please do they are so fun to listen too!
Living in Alberta, I've been much closer to grizzlies than this, with no weapon and no bear spray. (You don't necessarily plan to encounter them _in town,_ but it happens.) I was always scared but never really felt I was in danger. The cow calling probably makes a big difference though.
Just one more reason that no one should leave home unarmed. Shit happens.
@Jacob Biggs it’s a constitutional right not a privilege
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Joe’s grizzly growl is all I ever needed in life 😂 Thank you sir.
I've had a few encounters with black bears. You can scare them easily stretching out your arms and being loud. 2 encounters while living in Yosemite. one in the kitchen while taking out the trash (someone had left a door open!) and once when i was walking home (lived and worked there). Thankfully i never ever ever encountered a grizzley bear while living and working in Yellowstone , but i did have a literal run - in with a bison. I laugh my butt off about that one , but boy i tell you what , that was a scary moment.
Yeah, black bears are like big racoons, just DON'T mess with momma 🤣
Oh gee thanks yet another comment that tells us to swing your arms in the air, make yourself look big ya ya ya. WE HEARD THIS ALREADY. yours truly, a Albertan
Yeah just gotta make yourself as big as possible with arms up and screaming. Only way they could attack is with cubs.
That mentality is what gets people killed by black bears. Thinking they are just pests. So many people think that and get fucking destroyed.
@@marchfifth1754 very true thats why you never leave home without a spare buddy that you just have to out run
I'd watch a 2 hour special of Joe Rogan not telling any jokes but real life animal stories with animal impressions interleaved
I like how Joe's trying to stop him from being so uptight. You tried joe! Still good story.
Hahaha, Joe's surprisingly good bear noise caught me off guard.
Hey Joe, my nephew was mauled over by a grizzly and his buddies faught it off with bear spray and he survived (half eaten) You should interview him.
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Link?
Joe doesn't read comments. I don't think Jamie does either.
You should email Jamie or something
half eaten ? horizontally or vertically ?
I lived at Yellowstone at lake Yellowstone and saw many many grizzly bears up close. I’m from Connecticut and black bears are common in New England and let me say there is a massive difference.
Joe you’re impression of a bear had me deadddd
I was dead too. Overdose of annoyance!!
“Ughhhhhhhh! 👀”
“Oooooohhhhhh”
“Aghhhhhhhhh”
“Ugghhhhhhh”
“Ohhhhhh yeaaaaa”
“Yessss yessss YESSSSS”
“Don’t stop!!! Right there!!!”
“Ughhhhhh!!! I’m about to .com”
🍆💦💦💦
“Ohhhhhhh yeahhhhh”
-Joe “I cream my pants thinking about bears” Rogan!!!!!
The type of JRE content I love. I love listening to hunters and fishermen tell stories. I've never done either but there's just something so cool about going out there and catching your own meal. Would love to learn the art.
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Joe should get a wildlife photographer on his podcast to give a different perspective of grizzly encounters
Photographers don't get as close to Grizzlies as hunters do. Photographers work very hard to not disturb the behavior of the animals they're trying to capture footage of.
@@TheHybridHunter307 You clearly have not met many nature photographers... You are in the environment it is hard to escape it... I've had foxes, deer, elk, moose, walk right up to my positions... Bears within 100 meters... I am more fearful of cougars than anything else in the forest...
@@TheHybridHunter307 this is true but not always. Watch a UA-cam video exposed ice grizzlies of the Yukon. Can't get much closer to a grizzly. I'm not saying it's right to do it but it happens
Great idea Gordon Buchanan had 2 BBC wildlife documentary 1 with black bears for 3 years, 1 with Grizzlies in Siberia. Be a great choice and guest
@@NinjaSquirrel30 yeah that would be great. I was thinking John marriot, David yarrow, Paul nicklen would also be great guests as well
Me and my brother were hiking Mount Yamnuska in Canmore, Alberta and on our way back down from the mountain, we got off the main trail and ended up coming down on a deer trail. I had a funny feeling in my gut so I had some lound music playing on my phone for noise as I didn't have anything else. As we came out of this one brush of trees into an open meadow, I look at this face with pitch black eyes just staring at me and to be honest, I just froze for a good couple of seconds as I couldn't believe that it was a grizzly about 80 ft. away from us. As I snapped back into my senses, i just lowered my gaze and we slowly backed off and as we were backing away, we noticed it was a mama bear with a cub so things could have turned real bad for us if anything went wrong. Definitely one of the scariest and unforgettable experiences of my life
As a 30 year resident of Banff AB, I can confidently say that you were VERY fortunate. I fly fish the Bow River between Banff and Canmore frequently and I’m on constant high alert! Not just listening, but watching for any hint of a bear at my feet. It’s trippy AF out in the bush in dead silence and you hear things or just imagine you hear things…
Joe's Bear impersonation is always spot on
Grizzly are omnivorous... and gizzlies are aggressive as fuck but not bloodthristy monsters
No they are monsters. Monsters don't have to be mindless.
@Gabriel Ybarra we can kill literally any animal bro haha
humans are monsters too but grizzlies are carnivores
@r33mote I live with Grizzlies. I've seen about a dozen Grizzlies in the last 20yrs. They definitely have reason. They're definitely scary.
If anything can be called a monster, a grizzly bear is one of them.
I live in Alberta. Encountered a few grizzlies. I know they are dangerous and all but this story of a bear 80 yards away, walking away from you??? Come on dude. I had a grizz come up 40 yards from me on the river bank look over at me and walk off in the opposite direction couldn’t care less. This guy is making them sound like the Baba Yaga haha
And your point is🤷♂️ they all act the same, guess you’re the pro.
Well, they can't cover 80 yds in 2 seconds either, more like 5 seconds if you believe math, that is. Also, Black bears are more docile, but attack far more ppl per capita bc they are more in contact with people. As usual, lots of inaccurate info.
@@trucker-d4161 that you and this guy have very little life experience haha
@@alexgould763 so in other words…you have nothing to add.
@@trucker-d4161 obviously you weren’t able to complete reading my original message where I added an entire grizz story of my own with far more intense circumstances. Go back and READ, and work your way foreword.
If your in the woods with friends play joes bear sound and watch everyone jump up out of there body 😂
Growing up in Sitka, Alaska (Baranof Island), my family, friend's and I have had numerous encounters with Coastal Brown Bears, a.k.a. Coastal Grizzlies. More often than not, the bear leaves or ignores you. However, an angry or aggressive Grizzly is exceptionally dangerous, even if armed w/ bear spray and a large caliber firearm. I personally know people who have been attacked, mauled, have had their pets eaten, etc. Even with a massive, growing population of these bears on the ABC islands (Admiralty, Baranof and Chichagof Islands) so many local do-gooder's whine & bitch about these bears getting shot and killed from time to time, but if and/or when (God Forbid) one takes a child, I expect their tune will change! I stand with Rogan, on Team People.
Oh mann, thats crazy you say that, I live in south central and my cousins live in Sitka, the only time I've seen a Grizzly is when I went to visit them. I've never been big on carrying while hiking cause I usually only see black bear and they scare off easy enough, but ever since seeing a grizzly from 200 yards away, I never go into any Alaskan Bush without my Remmi 870 w/000, always ready for the worst case scenario of a Grizzly charging.
Totally agree. These crazies hate human beings even though humans often are incredibly selfless and do many things to help or save animals. Heaven forbid an animal is killed to save a human life. They are counter evolutionary morons.
LEAVE BEARS ALONE HUMAN BEINGS ARE AN INVASIVE SPECIES ! The world is trying to get rid of us and i think that it should
@@rossdawgsbrokenspirit9038 I'm trying to respond to as many of these human hater posts as I can because this new attitude is a scourge and counter-evolutionary. I understand conservation and treating animals well, but this wacko attitude of kill all humans and leave the Earth to animals is disgusting.
Cool story. Fun fact : Did you know that all these towns in Alaska like "Sitka" and islands like "Baranof" are actually Russian names😀
Something about hunting stories are more captivating than anything else.
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Man I’m telling you.
Joes basically a human grizzly
3:40 - I can't help but laugh at his goofy ass sounds... Especially the bear impersonation. 🤣🤣🤣
0:05 That smirk from Joe once he knows a bear story is coming lmfao
idk why but joe growling like a bear at 3:51 has me deceased
Joe's expression as soon as the video starts and Ben mentions a grizzly bear lmao. I already know this is going to be good!
Once while hiking down from Halfdome with my uncle, we ran into a mother black bear and her cubs coming towards us on a path. We were out of water so we were feelin the fatigue. Then we had to walk backwards probably about a half to 3/4s of a mile to get back to a fork in the trail that led to a rest stop. It was a weird section of trail where the ground became almost like sand. I was 13 at the time and it was one of the most insane experiences I can remember. It really was by the whim of that mother bear whether or not we went. Cause they got within 100 yards of us.
80 yards in two seconds is just over 80mph. So that means the bear was two football fields away and 350lbs once you divide by the exaggeration factor.
Right?! Doesn't add up at all!
Yeah but it was falling downhill 😂
One second if it jumped from a tree
You just know, Joe can only get off thinking of Grizzlies..
The way joe reacts the sizes of the animals Ben describes is absolutely hilarious
Joe really doesn't want anyone to outmatch his bear knowledge
😂😂
Joe was really reachin’ to make this a dramatic story. It’s pretty hard to match Steve Rinella’s grizzly encounter
Dude that story is terrifying! That’s the one where it ran through their camp right? 😳
@@jeremyaltom1303 correct
@@dipsylogic1715 yeah, that was crazy.
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I grew up hiking in the Appalachian mountains, from the time I could barely walk…used to love it so much that I started going alone when I got older … That is until I encountered a black bear (on the large side for a black) miles from anyone .. Only time in my life I’ve felt that vulnerable, like I could die if something decides on a whim to do the deed. Decided to never go alone again or without protection…and probably wouldn’t be caught dead in Grizzly country…that phobia is just too intense for me now.
The story is actually not very interesting. A grizzly bear appeared about 80 yards in front of him when he expected to see an elk. It didn't interact with him in any way.
Joe is the only human being who would interrupt a guy with bear noises😂
All of the expert analysis I've seen is that Black Bears attack because they want to eat you so they say if a Black Bear attacks, fight back because it is a predatory attack. They say most Grizzly attacks are defensive or because you startle them. They say to play dead if a Grizzly attacks you because they generally just want to neutralize what they perceive as a threat. Here, you guys describe it exactly the opposite. Perhaps try to clarify in the comments here for your viewers. Thank you
thats probably true, but the point is that a black bear is usually not hungry enough to want to eat a human. so you can scare it off with intimidation, because most likely its not a predatory attack. a grizzly on the other hand is a superior predator and has a higher chance to decide to eat and kill you. also its a lot bigger than a black bear so its less likely to be scared of you and aggression is a lot more than a black bear. which makes the grizzly no matter how you look at it the more dangerous of the two.
Yes Travis you are absolutely right! I was annoyed at this guy's ignorance about bears. Saying grizzlies are carnivores and black bears are omnivores. Both are omnivores and grizzly bears are far less likely to eat humans than black bears, but grizzlies are far more likely to attack (defensive reaction) than black bears also.
Typically in late summer/Fall (mostly male) predatory black bear attacks can happen. They are usually trying to bulk up before hibernation. Be very wary of any black bear that stalks you or shows interest. They typically are not as aggressive as brown bears or polar bears, but they are no less dangerous or no less capable of killing people for food.
I will add sometimes grizzly attacks are predatory in which case you're screwed as they usually will lay on top of you to use their weight to stop your moving as they eat you at their leisure. Pretty horrific to think about.
I have a long story about being charged by a 9.5’+ mountain griz near moose lake Alaska while hunting many years ago. Massive massive bear and in that valley they are all monsters. Shot him 3 times and he kept charging. Too long story to post here
I’ll say this for anyone who has not experienced this.
A black bear before bedding down that’s hungry will eat you alive.
A Griz will kill you and in some cases wait days to make sure you are dead.
3:50 Joe does cowardly lion from wizard of oz. lol
Had me weak😂😂
As soon as he said grizzley bear joe looked at him happy as hell with that smirk 😂
This clip is just another reason why Joe must be protected at all costs.
His wife owns a chimp?....did not know that
Breaking news ua-cam.com/video/CXaS6LD6-4w/v-deo.html it's has Happened..All Prisoners out...Drivero
@@icanfartloud Lol there's no chance he would ever allow that
Protected from what? A grizzly? A story? He's a big boy, he can take care of himself.
Gotta love people that love themselves when they are telling stories about themselves. 👍🏼. Cue dramatic pauses, swallows, deep sighs …
Nice edgelord comment. Bet your interviews suck... Oh wait... You don't have any.
@@nintenjoel it wasn’t an edge lord comment lmao. He was spot on. The dude told one of the most boring bear stories I’ve ever heard, and yet it was still one of the most dramatic 🤦🏻♂️
@@nintenjoel edgelord….lol ok buddy. So, in order to comment and/or share an opinion , I have to have “interviews” under my belt. Don’t even know how you’re triggered by it …. But ok. Hopefully you won’t lose sleep over it, guy. Shill
@@thehuntedpvp6949 lmfao!
@@nintenjoel I’ll take that as we are done. Have a good one.
Damn, Joe's bear impression was pretty on point 😳
When Joe just randomly hit that angry bear sound, while the other guy was mid conversation, that shit was just random as fuck and hilarious 😂
Refreshing to hear anything other than Rittenhouse and politics.
Clearly you havent listen to Joe in the last year...That's all it is, politics and how he's pretending to still be a left winger when he's very much a right winger.
Rittenhouse killed the Grizzly in self defense
@@Plague_Doc22 quit saying winger
what about the JFK assassination and the link to the CIA, UFOs and aerospace he covered?
Well welcome to the youtube comment section! Plenty of random politic freaks here, dont you worry about that
I've heard the exact opposite--at least while in Alaska. I was told black bear are much more predatory. When a grizzly attacks a human, it's almost always because they feel threatened and/or surprised. When a black bear attacks a human, it's usually because they are looking for a meal that's easier to catch than a rabbit.
Grizzly are definitely more dangerous but I’ve heard black bears in certain areas ( I think BC) can be quite dangerous too. Some black bears are definitely predators.
@BeatniKkers Duh! Just like all carnivorous wild animals are predatory. But there's spectrum of predation in regards to humans. There's a difference between black bears and grizzly bears.
Joe at 3:50 straight killed me 😂😂 watched it 4-5 times over
Man wtf I watched the whole episode to see the “full story” and it turns out nothing even happened 😭