It’s systemic. The bear will never see the forest for the trees.

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Sep 21, 2020
11:20:20pm

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This is amazing!

Superman21

9/21/20 11:05pm

You mean kinda sad.

johnnycarson

9/21/20 11:06pm

RE: You mean kinda sad.

Soupie

9/21/20 11:13pm

To complete the circle, here's a bear shooting....

StarMan

9/21/20 11:16pm

RE: You mean kinda sad.

ldssdl

9/21/20 11:45pm

That bear needs to check it’s #BearPrivilege

Zach Morris

9/21/20 11:13pm

It’s systemic. The bear will never see the forest for the trees.

46in96

9/21/20 11:20pm

It’s okay, it’s a bear of color. Looting is fine. Insurance will cover it.

ldssdl

9/21/20 11:47pm

I'm sorry ya'll are heartless.

johnnycarson

9/21/20 11:28pm

It's nature. It happens all the time.

yorksama

9/21/20 11:34pm

It does? I thought the bears ate at IHOP.

johnnycarson

9/21/20 11:36pm

You're the one that wants the bear to go hungry.

YSMACK

9/21/20 11:46pm

Would you prefer that the elk slowly starve during a brutal Yellowstone winter? That’s how most adult elk die.

Brisco

9/21/20 11:51pm

No way. I hope that bear hangs that bull on his cave wall.

Superman21

9/21/20 11:59pm

No retirement homes in the wild

Jericho

9/22/20 9:58am

Bear’s gotta bulk up for winter.

Texas Hammer

9/21/20 11:12pm

I saw this. It is truly incredible. Brute force of that griz is truly awesome!

pt crasher

9/21/20 11:17pm

Using your fresh kill as a life raft is a pretty big flex.

Probable Sacko

9/21/20 11:18pm

I was laughing at the ranger on the mega phone.

Superman21

9/21/20 11:42pm

My aunt was there when it happened, we love that spot in Yellowstone

USMCdad

9/21/20 11:24pm

Crazy. Did it drown? Pass out then drown? Bleed out? I kept thinking the sooner that thing drowns the better for its

46in96

9/21/20 11:27pm

My guess is it drowned. Thrashing around like that it probably took in a lung full once submerged.

Busting Coveys

9/21/20 11:33pm

That's what I was thinking. One gig gulp and he was a goner.

RalphWiggam

9/21/20 11:47pm

What's equally surprising that the bear killed it, is the fact that those sharp antlers didn't mortally wound the bear.

pt crasher

9/21/20 11:38pm

I thought the bear drowned him but I could be wrong. It looked like he was

Superman21

9/21/20 11:44pm

Not shown:

deejo

9/21/20 11:36pm

Broken leg

FT487

9/22/20 12:07am

I think you’re right about the leg. But as for Yellowstone’s elk population, I’m pretty sure it was up a bit this year.

Brisco

9/22/20 12:38am

RE: I think you’re right about the leg. But as for Yellowstone’s elk

FT487

9/22/20 1:45am

We saw more elk in Yellowstone in August when we were there than

USMCdad

9/22/20 9:57am

RE: We saw more elk in Yellowstone in August when we were there than

FT487

9/22/20 10:25am

People in DC know better than those that live and experience it.

BYU Grounds

9/22/20 11:26am

We saw two moose as well just outside the park

USMCdad

9/22/20 11:37am

Saw a moose in YNP about five years ago in the far north end of the park but

Cougsanity

9/22/20 2:47pm

There is a spot in Teton NP that you can see a few every night

USMCdad

9/22/20 2:48pm

RE: Saw a moose in YNP about five years ago in the far north end of the park but

FT487

9/22/20 3:33pm

I am waiting for the day when the wolves kill someone especially a kid...

BYU Grounds

9/22/20 3:39pm

RE: I am waiting for the day when the wolves kill someone especially a kid...

FT487

9/22/20 3:43pm

Am I evil for laughing every time the elk is rolled over and it's limp front

Bluedarts

9/22/20 12:29am

another video

FT487

9/22/20 1:43am

Someone at my work was telling me about this. They drove past it an hour or two afterwards and the bear was just laying

scootsy

9/22/20 7:09am

Drowning is certainly the serial killer’s method of killing. Why couldn’t it just bite the neck and tear the flesh like

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