So nice to know people are caring for the bears.

Momma Grizzly with 3 Cubs...& that dog comes out barking, Brave dog, 😂

she have younger cub and still raise her older cub, very great mama...

Whoa she has 2 litters. So amazing!

Oh what a relief, their back home safe and sound 🤗 !!!! PLEASE Momma, keep your babes home, NO more visiting the big nasty dangerous city!!! ❤🐻❤🐻❤🐻❤🐻

I enjoy watching Bears, Thanks for the video.

@TheBearGuyCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed

Wow your real good at tracking there movement. Awesome video.

@TheBearGuyCanada

3 жыл бұрын

Some were collared but many were not. Working in that area I got to know their movements and travel routes, as well as their routines. It represents 15 years of my life doing bear management. Thanks for enjoying the videos!

I hear the beep, you have a tracker. cool stuff I love bears.

The abandoned golf course is where I walk almost every day, definitely seen a few there over the years. Might have seen her and her cubs down by the creek on a morning walk or just another Griz with her cubs. Love this video, thanks for posting.

@sagesse1977

3 жыл бұрын

This sort of thing makes me super sad to hear about TSMV plan to put a hard line fence around the new proposed development on the abandoned golf course.

They didn’t seem to be afraid of the dog. I’m glad he didn’t get too close! Good upload.

Thats a good Momma right there.

Welcome to the Alberta Rockies. 🐻🐻🐻

They travel quite a distance they are amazing creatures. ❤️

I love that she allows her 2 year old to tag along. Some bears would banish the older bears to raise the younger ones. What a wonderful mama bear 🐻❤️❤️

Very interesting! Did they get a chance to eat on the journey? And were those coyotes on the golf course?

Wow....what a story!

Wow she is super comfortable with being in town. Is that normal for her? I hope not.

So isnt it pretty rare that she had the yearlings while the 3 year old was still with her and not given the boot??

@repetemyname842

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure on Griz but I was told by a state biologist that black bears will "concede" a corner of their territory for their female offspring but they drive male cubs completely away. This helps ensure good reproductive numbers. Im assuming the Griz share this trait with black bears.

Mr. Bear... I love scary bear stories...have you or your other co-workers ever had a scary encounter, and what did you do to get out of it?

@TheBearGuyCanada

3 жыл бұрын

We all have stories, or been bluff charged because we are playing the role almost like the dominant bear. It's important to know their behavior and know what you can do in these cases. You have to stay calm, think clear, and react right. We do everything we tell people they shouldn't do, we challenge, we push, we approach, all to get compliance and respect. It is why I can't stress enough you need the right people to work bears, and not a student looking for a cool gig. It sounds dangerous, but play by the rules, the risk really goes down.

@danni1993

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheBearGuyCanada Thanks. It's great to do what you love.

Glad the bear got out of town before some bosow could hurt them

The dog is obviously much dummer than the bears .

So pointless lol they are back home again anyway. 😂 Hope they are safe. Sad to see how limited their habitat is. There are human everywhere. 😌

@katedaphne4495

2 жыл бұрын

Where they live there is almost limitless habitat.

The Bear Guy :Are those coyotes, wolves or they look more like shepherds? And if dogs why didn't momma go after them as a threat to her cubs in her eyes? I know bears who are used to dogs don't pay them much attention. (I watch another bear channel and this guy in south carolina has black bears and their cubs visiting his porch for bird seed.) There is always this dog across the street that we can hear but not see, named Bella) This area is like back end woods, a few houses so the dog barking doesn't bother the moms or her cubs. A very secluded, quiet peaceful area that I think anyone would love to live. It's a guy maybe in his seventies and he has lived their since he married way back. He is now alone except for the bears and his cat. They are wild bears, some collared and some not.) He lets them come up on his porch while he is sitting out there-he never touches them, or feeds them but they come up on his porch while mom checks the hanging bird feeder on his deck and then they leave and come back later. One bear has been coming with her cubs for seven years. There are three bear mammas that are always repeat customers for years, while others are just passing through.-he knows the bears, names them, and he only talks to them, never touching even when the cubs want to check him out-he says no no no, go back by your mom, and coughs so they know his voice, his smell etc and the bears are comfortable with him. He films all this, but those bears can't get to the dog and this momma could, so why did she just act like it wasn't there? (Sorry it's so long but I am so interested in wild bears and love that they are protected in some areas like the collared bears, or trackers or their ear tags) I am in Illinois so no bears😌😌

Kinda brings it into a respective understanding that if a sow will chase off a 12 lb 🦊 ! What do you imagine she does when a solo hiker or Hunter startles the family?

I know it'd be more work, but it'd be very educational to have a Google map at the beginning showing the path they took, or where you are on a map.

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Why did this mother bear travel in the first place?? Didn't Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz say "there's no place like home, there's no place like home"??

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Why is the one cub is so much bigger than the other 2 ?

@afkpavi

3 жыл бұрын

one cub is three year old daugher. and the other two are 1 year olds

@brianrobertbond6909

3 жыл бұрын

@@afkpavi how long does she keep a cub??

i see deer all the time not using deer crossings .

First... Griz out ✌️

@TheBearGuyCanada

3 жыл бұрын

Boom!