AGGRESSIVE GRIZZLY CHARGES LOUD IGNORANT CAMPER AT TROUT LAKE BC
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- We encounter a grizzly sow with two cubs at Trout Lake BC.
The grizzly sow was not afraid of people and showed aggression towards a camper who was yelling at the bears. ( watch 5:39 to 6:10 ). My brother and I were not yelling at the Grizzlies. We filmed them from a safe distance. We were upset with the guy who was yelling at the Grizzlies. There was very little traffic from where we filmed. My brother and l love wildlife and nature, we are environmentalists. We respect wildlife and nature, and we always have. If you like the video please consider subscribing.
My brother and I were not yelling at the grizzlies. We filmed them from a distance. We were upset with the guy who was yelling at the grizzlies. No we did not block traffic, even though there was no traffic. My brother and l love wildlife and nature, we are environmentalists. We respect wildlife and nature, we always have
you guys are great! cool videos....2 brothers.....awesome! keep it up plz... Yahweh Bless
@@232323C Thank you, God bless you too.
@BOHRERBROS In my comment, I was referring to the guy who WAS yelling at the bear; I knew it wasn't you or your brother doing it. My comment was in regards to the guy who was actually doing the yelling, not you.
Very Nice Very Nice.....
@@anamariagutierrez2019 Thanks, Ana
Thanks for putting this up. You are one of the few people who post these videos that have a true respect for these animals. Be safe.
Thanks J, I appreciate your comment, take care.
@@bohrerbros7555 Wear your Go Pro strapped to a chest harness or on a hat. That way, should you encounter a cougar or other reason to carry predator spray, you'll capture it.
Canada is gorgeous! Beautiful country. 🇨🇦
I love Canada and it is a beautiful country. Thanks for your comment Billy.
BOHRERBROS Thanks Brother. Great video BTW. 👍
This is off the beaten track in the Rocky-Columbia Mtns. of eastern B.C.
@@canadaauroraborealis3958 It is in eastern BC, south of Revelstoke at Trout Lake, BC. It is off the beaten track, HWY 31 is a gravel road adjacent to Trout Lake.
My brother and I filmed these impressive grizzlies at a distance, using a camera with a 20X zoom. Always respect wildlife and keep a safe distance from bears.
Please don't tell where it is next time.
Very Awesome river,I live in Florida and most of our rivers are tannic, it's really beautiful water
@@davidcharles141 The Lareau river and Trout lake are in pristine condition, I hope it stays that way. Sadly much of our Planet is under stress from pollution and development. Take care
,,,,thank you for posting
Since you mentioned respecting wildlife, then why did you stalked a grizzly (while in your Jeep) on Hwy 40 at one point. It is illegal (at least now to do that). Why didn’t you leave that grizzly alone if you say you respect the wildlife? You are contradicting what you are saying here.
Yelling "Git !" at a mama Grizzly with cubs is the same as yelling "Dinner is served!"
The guy yelling at the grizzly sow with cubs made a mistake, we are all human. He should have retreated into his camper the moment he noticed the Grizzlies nearby. My brother and I had no association with the guy yelling at the Grizzly sow. We only filmed the incident from a safe distance using a camcorder with a 20X zoom.
Yeah, and the dinner was gonna be that guy if he didn’t stop shouting.
Thoroughly enjoyed the video - both the footage and the information you gave. The respect you have for wildlife and nature really comes through. There are people out there like the guy yelling who could learn a few things from how you conduct yourselves.
Thanks Gabe. My brother and I love the outdoors and have a deep respect for wildlife and the environment. I appreciate that you noticed, and I assume that you are a nature lover as well, because sometimes it takes one to know one, Lol. Take care, Gabe.
Nice respectful video ,well done.
Thanks for your nice reply
I enjoyed the scenery. This place is breathtaking...very nice footage.
Hello Rebecca, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The Trout Lake area is a special place, beautiful scenery and lots of wildlife.
i feel the same
Awesome video. I just watched this with my children, much better than anything found on broadcast television.
Thank you.
Thanks again Michael, I can see you're a nature lover like myself. I love the outdoors and wild places and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have a good one.
Awesome video! Thank you! Love the outdoors and wildlife vids.
Thanks, I love the outdoors too.
Beautiful video! I liked your calm, respectful narration. Thank you!
Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you liked my narration, not everybody does, lol. Take care.
Awesome video!!! Man,I love being Canadian!!!Much love from Calgary,Alberta,Canada!!🇨🇦❤🛶🐻🐟🍁
Thanks Cynthia, I also love living in Western Canada. In my opinion, we live in one of the most beautiful regions in the world. Take care.
U are so lucky to have encountered such majestic creatures ..and thank for the respects u have given to them ..good job sir
mara sov Thanks, I feel lucky whenever l’m in the wilderness experiencing serenity, beautiful scenery and wildlife.
John and Ron, you are an inspiration in many different aspects of life, health and travel!!! Awesome video.
Thanks Andrei, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Hi Andrei, thanks for your comment. Hey is that a photo of you when you were younger?
Take care brother and I will see you at work.
@@bohrerbros7555 This is pic of Che ( Cuban freedom fighter, buddy of Fedel Castro)
@@andreikazantsev581 Ok, I couldn't tell from the small pic. I thought maybe you were a hippy in your younger days back in Russia, LOL.
@@bohrerbros7555 I was a good boy, hippy movement in USSR was very superficial ie bell jeans, long hair and disco boogie platform boots, it is my recollection of that times . I might be wrong.
Gorgeous wildlife in God's country. Thanks for sharing.
God's creation definitely beats anything mankind creates.
I like all the knowledge you provided as well as the footage of course. Thank you.
Nice job capturing wildlife. I also enjoyed hearing the nearby fowl!
Thanks, I enjoy being in wild places and capturing some scenes on video. Take care.
God’s country at its Very best. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
Beautiful country, Thanks Shauna.
Great videos you guys go everywhere I wanna go also you see many grizzlies wish I saw more thanks for sharing the great vids
Thanks Kirk.
Loved the footage, good job!
Thanks, glad you liked the video.
Great video brothers! Really enjoyed it, scenery, bears and all.
Glad you enjoyed the video, take care Gordon.
Great video and good commentary. Keep up the good work for Mother Nature.
Thanks for your comment, all the best to you Mattingley.
Very good video I enjoyed it I'm very jealous of people that live out and BC in the mountains they're so beautiful
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and I am very lucky to live in this part of the world. Thanks for your comment.
Thank God that few people realize that these bears can be found so close to "civilization". Let's keep it that way.
Great Grizzly video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Andrew.
Nice video. Really enjoyed watching it. Looked like a great trip.
R. McBride Thanks McBride, Trout Lake area is a fantastic place to explore, great scenery and lots of wildlife. Take care.
I enjoyed the scenery. This place is breathtaking...very nice footage. 8
Thanks for your compliment, and yes I agree this is a beautiful special place.
What a lovely, informative wildlife video. Thank you :)
Excellent footage...thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the comment, take care.
Like everyone else (I'm local) it's pronounced Lardoh. This area is unfortunately starting to see too many tourists. I've been paddling the Lardeau the end of Sept. during the Kokanee spawn for about 25 yrs. We used to see far more grizzlies between the Trout Lake bridge put in and the God Hill bridge takeout than we do now. The Kokanee count is way down. Gerrard rainbow are fewer, and smaller. There's now an outfitter who takes people down the Lardeau in a raft. There are also far more hunters in the area. All this increased traffic is affecting the wildlife - it's becoming scarce. There used to be a healthy caribou population - but logging is destroying their habitat - and they will soon be gone. This is a well shot video, but social media can have it's ill effects.
May God always bless you and your brother .Thank you for a wonderful view and for allowing us to see the Grizzly bears. One day l hope to visit . Regards & best wishes . Steve from U.K
Thank you for your comment Steve, it is appreciated. Best wishes to you, take care.
:-)
it's grizzly country, encounters have to be expected. especially when the fish are running. a sow with cubs should be avoided and respected at all times.
Completely agree, one has to show a lot of caution when encountering a sow with cubs. The guy who was yelling "get get" should have shown more caution by just going to his camper to begin with. Apparently, the Kokanee numbers in the Lardeau River are severely down in the last 2 years, so I don't know if grizzlies will be showing up as they did in past years. Thanks for watching.
@@bohrerbros7555 The great volume of picture takers has driven almost all the wildlife away from the river, the animals are harassed from first to last light during the peak season by people driving back and forth in a continual loop.
Nice video...interesting and informative...for someone living far away ( North Carolina ), I appreciate the glimpse of B.C....beautiful country!
Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the video, take care.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Beautiful 👍! Thanks for posting 👍!
Great video and commentary. Thanks for posting.
I was just down here a couple days ago. Drove the gravel road from Meadow Creek to Galena Bay. Amazing, didn't even think that this remote ecosystem existed just south of Revelstoke. Spectacular.
Fantastic area only 100km from Revelstoke, I was amazed the first time we visited and we saw grizzlies feeding on the Kokanee in the Laraeu River.
Thanks Kindly! Most Enjoyable! DaveyJO in Pa.
Thanks Daveyjo, glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. British Columbia is stunningly beautiful. Traveled for work, through BC, we'd stop to appreciate the beauty around us, from time to time. Very relaxing video, nicely done.
Thanks for your kind comment. I live in BC and I truly appreciate the the many wonders we are blessed with in BC.
cool man, i love it. keep on having a good time.
Thanks David, I'm glad you liked the video.
Good show, interesting and informative . Keep them coming
Glad you enjoyed this video as well, have a good one Charlie.
Awesome video guys, I grew up around that around that area and it makes me miss home.
Nova Rich , thanks it’s an amazing area, I am on holidays right now and will be back there soon.
BOHRERBROS Enjoy your holiday!
Hello Nova Rich, I just got back and I did visit the Lardeau Valley again. The Trout Lake area is a fantastic place. I didn't see any grizzlies on this trip, probably because there were no Kokanee yet at the outlet.
I went across BC from St Georges and i have to admit it is a beautiful province, vive le Canada!🇨🇦
Thank you, I feel lucky to live in BC. Take care.
Beautiful, thank you!
Thank you for your comment. Take care Dave.
thank you. so interesting and peacefull, relaxing and enreachiing
thank you
Thanks. For sharing
Glad you enjoyed the video. My brother and I love the outdoors and wildlife.
Beautiful area! Great video!
Thanks take care
Very cool video. I was there once but a little too early for salmon season. When is the best time for grizz viewing? Mid September?
Thanks for the compliment. The best time is usually from mid-Sept. into Oct. However, the Kokanee in the Lardeau/ Kootenay Lake have taken a sharp decline so it's becoming harder to spot Grizzlies. I hope they manage to restore the Kokanee numbers soon. Take care.
“They want some greens in their diet” hahaha wonder how that sounds in BEAR. Probably less syllables.
Health-conscious bears, lol.
Thanks! Great shot!
The Lardeau River is a hot spot for Grizzlies, as long as the Kokanee show up. Thanks take care.
The ending 😭😂😂
That’s some incredible footage you guys got. Cougar hissing at you too. Wow!
Thanks Brett
Awesome video. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for your comment Cathy.
Amazing and beautiful. Love nature. When younger, traveled to Nat. Parks. At that time, they
didn't give much warning..verbal or in flyers about the dangers of wildlife to
us City no nothings..Wish I spent more time in the Midwest. Beautiful pristine country. Cowboys were friendly and helpful. Omly thing
that I ever saw naturally as gorgeous were were the Cowgirls in Jeans, boots, cowboy hats astride their horses long hair blowing in the wind. Darn, I miss Montana..
Thanks, your comment made me think about a Neil Young song, Unknown Legend, "Her long blonde hair flyin' in the wind
She's been runnin' half her life..." Thanks again, take care.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing
Thanks
Love this video 😊
Majestic animals, and a beautiful setting. I couldn’t believe the other guy shouting at the grizzlies to get away. I can’t see that to be very productive.
Grizzlies are majestic and it was lucky that the guy shouting at the grizzlies had a camper to escape to.
thank you for sharing
Thanks
Beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Sharon. The Trout Lake area sure is a beautiful place to explore. Stay safe and take care.
Thanks for the vid. it was really good.
I laughed when you said the bears aren't afraid of people.
My suspicion is that the bears are not only NOT afraid of people but they think that people are delicious.
Lol, thanks for the comment.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Jantanner, glad you enjoyed the video
WOW such untouched beauty!
beautiful place
Great video, it's nice to see people and bears at a distance, but in peace
I love watching bears, and I agree viewing should be done at a safe distance.
Great area we were there 2005 in August saw some amazing humminbirds some deer and a black bear amazing time then we went to st leons hotsprings towards new denver
It's a special place. Lots of wildlife and beautiful scenery.
Awesome video, u handled they situ extremely well! did u guys have bear spray or something to protect u just in case?
Thanks Harlem, we were beside our Jeep across a bridge, the outlet of Trout Lake. We were using a zoom on our old Sony camcorder, so we were further away than it appears. However, when we walk around away from the Jeep we always carry Bear spray. Have a good one.
Great video, might I suggest Stephen Herrero's book, grizzly attacks and avoidance, as a very insightful of how to survive in grizzly territory . Changed the way my husband and I camp, and hunt.
I heard of Stephen Herrero, he is quite knowledgeable on bear behavior and avoiding attacks. Yes, it would probably be a very good book to read, I will probably get a copy soon.
Takes a brave man to walk a trail with cougars and grizzlies.
In the Lardeau Valley(pronounced "Lardo") every trail has grizzly and cougar traffic, I have them in my barn yard, on my lawn and almost everywhere else.
@@nathanadrian7797 --Thanks for telling all these foreign people who comment on western Canada bear videos how we do things here. Thousands of local people and thousands of visitors walk trails BC and AB all the time, always use noisemakers, recently bear spray is available. And cougar/bear attacks are rare, maybe one or two a year. I'd be very hesitant to walk in any USA city, though. Too many nuts with guns.
@@canadaauroraborealis3958 Well, how about the nuts with knives?
LMAO, Your Brother is your alterego... He looked like he couldn't give less than a whoot about what you were spouting about! Absolutely beautiful country. Hope to make it someday!
Brothers (especially twin brothers) can be like that LOL.
@@bohrerbros7555 Cougars are rare find they say... I would've opted for safety as well tho...
That dude yelling was one lucky son of a bitch. That mother bear wanted to kill him so bad. I live in Alaska and have Grizzly encounters almost every summer. Thanks for the footage from Canada.
Yes he was one lucky Guy.
Thank's for sharing...
thanks
Great video, thanks.
Thank you Gerry, Happy New Year.
So cool! I love the campsite. I dream of places like that but as I have had kids (although they are now grown) and gotten older I am terrified of wild life. Not sure how that happened since I grew up going to the mountains for vacations and have taken my children to the mountains. It is a shame. I enjoyed your video.
Nice video. Now GIT!GIT!GO ON...GIT!
Looks so beautiful! Would love to visit
Thanks, the Trout lake area is beautiful, it's a fantastic place to visit for anybody who enjoys the outdoors. Take care.
"My brother and I found out that the guy yelling at the grizzly had to release a school of finless brown trout from his pants."
LOL, those are quite stinky fish I hear.
I really enjoyed ALL this video.
I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Take care.
see'ing this helps me cope. ty
AWESOME ,,,,,,,wow ,,,,beautiful scenery,,,,,THANK YOU🇺🇸💜💚😍😍
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Love your commentary
Lovely area! Love to see bears!
The Rockies are definitely beautiful, and I enjoy watching wildlife myself as well.
The bears are probably eating Huckleberries from the bush.
Could very well be, huckleberries or timbleberries. Take care
Great video
Greg V Thanks Greg
Those rainbows.....those rainbows! :-)))
Thanks for the comment Deschutes Maple
. By the way, Gerrard Rainbows are the biggest Rainbow Trout in the world.
I kept hoping you were going to fish for some rainbows, video was beautiful...
Trout Lake is good fishing, but the Lardeau River downstream from the outlet is closed to fishing. Thanks for the comment, take care.
You just never know what a grizzly bear might do. Making a lot of noise does make black bears run off, if they aren't already too close. In 1969 I was camping on a small island on the Bow river, outside of Banff, Alberta. A railway line crossed the river there and I thought I would not get harassed by the Mounties there. Around 5:00 I was lying down in my small tent, with my head sticking out the front when I heard some rustling. A yearling grizzly sauntered up and stood about a foot away from me. We were eyeball to eyeball for about 15 Sec. and I don't think I so much as blinked. But I projected the thought to that little bear that it was in a very dangerous place and should run away. I had no food, so the bear ran off. I don't know if it's mother was nearby. I found another place to camp.
I've been to B.C. about 14 times, but haven't seen a grizzly yet. Have seen a black bear, mountain sheep and goats, and several moose, and Tim Horton's donuts.
Your buddy looks very excited.
Love and miss the Kootenays, stomping grounds of my youth.
for those of you thinking about this area, it's also a major area for wild hot springs along the hot side of Kootenay Lake and area. many reasons to enjoy this area.
At 10:15, you mention that you don't drink any more. You probably don't drink any less either. LOL
He was using the old make yourself look bigger tactic. Doesn't work with grizzlies because you will NEVER look bigger!
1stcommonsense Never show aggression towards a Sow with cubs. He should of got into his camper and waited for the bears to leave. Close call, glad it ended well. Take care.
@@bohrerbros7555 Agreed! It was a foolish thing to do. He's lucky he had a shelter of sorts to run to or it would have ended very bad.
Nice video
Thank you Patrick
Great Content
Thanks, I'm glad you liked the video, take care.
Amazing. I live in the Bx. This brings me peace. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed, my brother and I also find peace in wild places.
I think the Gerrards are sea run Steelheads that got land locked like the kokanee (Sockeye) we have here , they built 5 dams on the Kootenay river between castlegar and Nelson BC and the dozens of other Dams along the Columbia with no fish latters we had huge Salmon runs here in the pre dam days
Both Gerrards and Steelheads are Rainbow trout. Steelheads are sea run Rainbows, while Gerrards are a genetic variety of Rainbows that evolved from feeding on the Kokanee in Kootenay Lake ie "Gerrards are a genetically gargantuan strain of rainbow trout that averages 6.8 - 9.03 kilograms in weight, compared to the 1.3 - 1.8 kilogram average for the standard strain of Kamloops Rainbows". Plus, " Unlike other rainbows, whose diet consists of invertebrates, crustaceans, insects and eggs of other fish, Gerrard trout feed mainly on kokanee, Kootenay Lake’s landlocked version of the Sockeye salmon".
It is sad to see what is happening to the world we live in, all the best to you Mike.
The Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River in the State of Washington has no fish ladder or any other way of Pacific salmon getting any further upstream.
400 experts chime in
We have lots of bear experts in western Canada. Like the people who live here. Where do you live, Texas ?
North Idaho
Beautiful.
Beautiful creatures.
Grizzlies are majestic animals, they are an incredible sight. Take care, Elliott.
One day I hope to see one. Not much wild life in Los Angeles. :(
Yeah, because that is the stupid advice they keep telling everyone. Yell, scream, act tough. the bear will see you as a threat and bluff charge. They are nervous and you make them more nervous by acting aggressive. Notice the bear didn't bother these two quiet guys.
Great video.
Thanks