Lol i thought i was the only one who saw that

@@jjk2one 0:33 ew filthy human mama told me about you

That look was priceless

LoL!!! :)

@@jjk2one Yeah that baby completely shut him down with that one look

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This bear approached him and he made his presence known. He made no sudden movement and created no danger signals for the bear. They go berserk when they feel surprised and threatened.

Not black bears. They are pretty darn cool

@@tigeratlas right. So if you friendly they are too. Lol its them damn Grizzly bears you gotta worry about.

Le louveteau ??

It almost made me kiss the screen 🤣😍🥰

That was my fave part as well!

Lol

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And if your every very hungry they are a food source.

1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣% AGREED 👍 ‼️

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Build for commerical not pleasure

indeed...stout porch railing ftw

☝️👍Dang Straight ! And Strong! 😳😁Marvelous to watch. 😁😅

LOL. 😆

It can really bear the weight!

Yeah. Bears love our porches!

Lol good idea

agreed bro

Can't believe those thin fences withstand the weight of a grown up female bear 🐻. Oh, and plot twist for you @cassandraheard7811 "You should send this video to whoever built your porch. It's testimony to their great craftsmanship." - *PLOT TWIST 🔀* The Video Submitter, @Patrick Conley D-I-Y'd it! What if? 👌

Exactly what I was thinking as Simone and her cub were standing on it! That's almost a half ton of black bear standing on that fence. Great job Patrick 😎

Yeah they need to add to their Advettismemt : It's Simone and Cubs approved"👍👍🐻🐻🐻

That would sell wouldn't it!😁👍🐻🏚

I need my deck rebuilt, and I’d fly that contractor to Massachusetts 😋

@@Emiliapocalypse that includes free Mama Bear and Cubs with the Price 👍😁🐻🐻🐻

@@margritpiepes8242 Yes, as a quality testing team!))

Oh boy

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@@roberthaney4106 😅😅😅

Idk how GREAT-grandpa will NOT want to try to snuggle w the great grandkid love-bugs! So glad it’s him not me bc I can’t take their cuteness!!

@@pawsformercy1050 You’re peddling F E A R ! And you’re drawing a conclusion! Conclusion have no basis in facts! What is factual is that the bear, her two cubs and the man have developed a unique bond !

Hahaha

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@Atropus Arbaalish And then she had the cheek, when challenged by the bears, to demand to see the president of the resident's association!

There's a famous American children's picture book called The Fourteen Bears Summer and Winter that I think they'd all really enjoy. 😁👍 I think of that book when I watch these videos - it's about a sweet bear family that goes out exploring together and among the many places they visit is their human neighbors' farmhouse by their forest - only there's a mom and dad bear and their 12 cubs, hence the title. 😜

@@tinaperez7393 That's a lot of baby bears to look after!

If I was a 450lb black bear there wouldn't be many things that would scare me. Lol But yeah we are still the most dangerous animal.

It's because there is always a chance of food & of course the bloke has bear etiquette!

Lovely comment

@@Loopylulu8 bears dont work like that in the wild

She is actually a bear whose instincts are telling her that [human population] = a safe area to raise young away from male bears who will kill/eat the cubs to make her go back into heat.

i wonder, do they get fed regularly, or does Simone have to feed the kids on herself hunting fish and ..?.

At this time she's still nursing them and teaching them what to eat, and not, in the woods nearby. On the menu, insects, larvae, grasses, roots, succulents, whatever is available. Soon, they'll eat the first berries and nuts. Later still, acorns from the numerous oak trees. It's what helps them put on weight before winter. And naturally, small animals whenever they get the chance - rodents, moles, &c.

@@PatrickConley thanks, very much thanks for your videos. Its an amazing experience to watch them so close. One gets the feeling that not everything is lost. Regards from Europe.

He is inside taking videos from behind glass

@@pamelawebb2328 Oh, usually he is outside, sometimes you see him shoo the bears away.

Sounds like..Todays Adults..

@@charsback Well, you certainly proved your point yourself, by whining.

@@charsback oh the irony

I agree

It is definitely

Yeah there is lol, I'm really relaxed!

@@putgodfirst1192 from behind a screen, sure :D

@@michalrehacek3462 lmbo 😂

It's an interesting point. Human nature would be to tear it down, then once the food is gone burn it for heat. This bear understands the fable of the Goose that lays Golden Eggs. Magic food box,,,leave it intact! Hahaha!!

I am an elderly woman and came across this lovely video and it made me cry for the beauty you captured Patrick. The mamma bear trusted you and hopefully comes back for visits. Thank you so much for sharing and I will watch it often. The babies are precious. God bless you.

Wild animals aren't wild as humans wrongly think. The destroying and violent trait is all human, animals know how to behave

As fun as it is for humans to rag on humans' inconsiderate nature, if the bear could not get at what she was after by nudging and prodding the bird feeder, she would have pulled it down from it's hanger and torn it apart, if that was necessary to get at what ever food she smelled. She isn't being polite, she is being efficient - the most amount of reward for the least amount of effort.

It actually radically increases the risk of them getting hurt or killed. The best thing for the bears is to scare them away. Ask a forest ranger if you don't believe me maam

I have animals and birds look😊🐇

He likely fed them before in that spot a few times to earn their trust. It's similar to what people do on those tourist boats, it's called "chumming" to get whales, even sharks to appear in the same spots on their rides. It's not great in my opinion, because then the Mother or animal that is trusting to get food in that spot the entire time might lose their natural instinct to hunt on their own, and when the human who has been feeding them eventually isn't there anymore, they might wait around for food and end up having additional issues. I think it's fine if the animal is taken in from the wild because it wouldn't have survived on it's own or where it was and they nurture it and just keep them, but just for temporary it's not good because you are essentially tricking them into thinking that will be a food source forever.

Following up on my comment. I noticed a tag of some kind on Mom's upper right ear, so she and the babies may be watched and kept track of for a specific reason when they are out in the wild which is a good thing... it means perhaps there was a health issue, or some other issue where this man stepped in to help them through it, but still allows them to go back naturally into the woods. Only my guess.

@@adrestianyx7441 I'm not sure if this person has ever fed them intentionally, but definitely has unintentionally with the bird feeders as seen in this video, and bears are smart, often it can only take them getting a high value reward once for them to remember a place has a great source of food, such as cars, camps, and houses. This bear is definitely canvasing houses for food and has learned human habitations = food (particularly watch the very end, how she leaves walking along the backyard fences, definitely canvasing the neighborhood), probably why it is tagged, I'd bet money it is a "problem bear", and sadly her cubs are going to become the same... Even sadder, human habitations aren't meant to support one bear, let alone three, so if both cubs survive into adulthood they will most likely escalate in behavior ie breaking into houses, and this could lead to them being euthanized if it becomes a recurring problem. Relocated bears will still return, while they will still try it, it isn't effective. If their local wildlife control has the funds they can do hazing which is often more effective, but doesn't always work.

Maybe it was a Ring Camera ?

Ja wirklich wahr....

Superlative CG ~ 😆🤣

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Most humans are Fat ALL YEAR round .. what are you talking about .. LMAOO

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Наверно нечто связзивает медведь сетого дома.😢

Places with humans are often preferred by female bears with cubs because male bears -- who will often kill cubs in order to get the female bear to mate -- usually don't approach them.

@@coffeetalk924 They will be near humans, but not necessarily interact with them. Black bears can still be dangerous, so they should not be approached.

@@coffeetalk924 the keyword here is “usually”. They are less likely to approach and having those chances of a male bear approaching lowered is better than nothing.

c'mere cubs, daddy needs a new jacket

Are you watching on a camera? What did mom take from the cub? He was so upset, and wanted to eat it, and they cry like human babies.

same question~ gotta look into the first video(s) when the bear started to show up... unless it had already occurred for a while before the channel start uploading the videos.

Wait till those little balls of fur get a little bigger. Four wheel drive monsters. Say goodbye to your chairs & cushions.

And here in Switzerland: a hedgehog 🦔! ☺️

Im in the US and all I get is dear where I live. I saw a pack of foxes like a decade ago in the trees behind my backyard. But its just dear and dear and dear…

@@Beaneabean but for us in the UK we generally only see dear in nature areas/forests etc unless you have a country estate, for most of us to have dear in the garden . . Oh my that would be amazing

Very skillful little dude indeed !

That also impressed me, smart little thing

I become a baby watching the cubs ❤🐻

I give 10!))

Me too

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Glad you enjoyed it!

She pays rent. The joy of her and her cubs is payment enough. We should be so lucky to have a relationship with animals like this.

@@oldwrench4213 I totally agree!

This video is paying the rent lol….320k views so far. Adsense checks are nice. The bears are paying rent lol

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I loved how she dangled it down, just chilling lol such beautiful creatures

I’m also amazed with Simone’s cubs climbing on a porch rail and maintaining their balance.

I have a feeling that’s why she’s called “Simone” after Simone Billes

Reminded me of the Pixar Animation movie Brave... When the Merida's mother The Queen turned to a bear lol

Ja, das ist. Natur..... Wo. Tiere noch zum. Menschen gehen können und willkommen sind....

The whole video could be use as their commercial. The slogan writes itself

And there’s not one single metal nail in it, I bet ya. Yes amazing, simple but it takes a lot to gain such knowledge, thanks to the masters who invented these techniques and architecture. Great to see them getting appreciated. Beautiful porch. Greetings from Germany

I built them railings thank you very much, if you're interested in my work just send that administration fee of $2,500 to me and pictures of the work you want done and I'll send you an estimate!!!!

@@stevenhopkins1107 IF I lived in a suburban house instead of an urban apartment, and IF you could include the bears, I'd hire you!

@@magellanthecat good stuff

Ya. Who knew cubs could squeal like human babies. The sibling rivalry is priceless.

I know they are so cute 😍

Absolutely Facts. Generations of Bears have been there. Its Tradition

That's what I thought if he ever moved shit... It'll be trouble. I'm surprised neighbors don't see them

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My aunt has a deer and elk families come to visit her daily for many years now and she s currently selling and fears for them, I told her she should put it in the contract so the new owner must protect them and throw hay carrots and potatoes out every evening like she has for so long.

Facts I was like well I’ll be damn

FOOD!!

The whiny one is the trouble child, notice it's the one who went on it's own way and trying to climb the railing from the other side

Just like our kids...they throw little tantrums...how adorable. And how calm and sweet Mom is! What a good Mommy!

First time too. Almost sounded like a human baby. So 😍 cute

Me either First time ive ever seen babies People all over our county see babies all the time But ive missed out there

They are the sweetest and omg I wish I could just pick one up and hold ‘em like a little baby they are just too cute 😂😂😂❤❤❤

Lol and here I thought she was just being selfish.

These bears and Patrick are family now. They are all totally relaxed with each other...amazing!

That bravado has taught these bears that it's okay to come close to people, and as a result, they will do so again and again, and given that a lot of people won't feel safe with it, it will likely mean the death of these bears. What this poster has done has acclimated these bears to human presence and to associate people with food, and as such, the poster has set these bears up for a VERY dangerous future and bad end. A bear's safety and life is found in staying the hell away from people.

@@cacatr4495 and most importantly a human's life is to stay far away from the bear!

BULLCRAP MATE IM SORRY BUT THATS CRAP AND YOU KNOW IT

The difference being that in this case mama bear knew where the humans were, and the humans did not invade their space, as what happens with hikers. That, and the fact that the bears had been on that porch before.

@Ellie5621 Grizzlies are a whole other story. I would imagine that would be a very bad place to be if that were a grizzly.

@@michelangelobuonarroti916 Good point, but still pretty amazing. Not often a bear will trust a human that close to the cubs.

yeah weve been brainwashed, plenty of animals out there that are only dangerous if provoked.... bit like humans !!

Not so adorable. Ever been chased by a bear?

@@heatherdequetteville9184 Shut up you clown

@@heatherdequetteville9184 are you commenting on everyone’s post? Let me guess middle aged Karen with nothing better to do

@@sammyn9345 You are commenting on every one of my posts?

@@sammyn9345!!!LoL!!! "middle aged KAREN" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

Indeed. To lose them is unthinkable. We must preserve them, they need reserves. Not neighbourhoods, reserves. They are coming close to humans too often and that has to be discouraged.

@@heatherdequetteville9184 the state says the opposite of you. But you know better than the experts?

@@heatherdequetteville9184 we are goin too close to them .... that has to be discouraged !!

More like bearitarian?

Nothing humanitarian about it. He is signing the death warrant for that bear and possibly another person. They're is a reason you don't feed wild bears.

@@theconservativelonghair5250 hes NOT deliberately feeding the Bears !!!!@!!@!!!!

@@rhett7716 read his damn description moron. Allows them on his porch and is habituating them to humans. He's signing their damn death warrant. If you don't have sense enough to understand that then you're no better than he is.

@@theconservativelonghair5250 its their place too dimwit they have been successfully co habitating this area for ages. what u want a barb wire fence compound. fo ignorant !!!

Those muscles

Until their lack of fear of humans that this person teaches them gets them killed by the next human they get too close to.

@@kittiessix2929 That is, unfortunately a possible outcome, no doubt. Somewhere in between there has to be a way for the bears to have a safe habitat, and humans to be safe in those areas, where we have encroached in their domain.

@Altantian Son Watch the YT video “More bears, people, and problems”. It’s a good video that demonstrates how to live responsibly with the black bear. Feeding bears on your porch never results in a good outcome for the bears.

@@atlantianson515 putting food out in the woods would be better for the bears and stop them from destroying the house.

@@atlantianson515 we have not encroached in their domain, this is our earth too fella, do you suggest we live on the water, or under the earth or should we all stack and pack in cities?

Thats what makes them the most dangerous predator around. Not only are they big and strong, but they're also fast, and agile and can climb trees like nobody's business.

@@jamesteegardner2273 I value your comment but I bring to you the hippo as the most deadly animal of all, surprisingly quick too.

Hippos don’t climb trees, or smell things miles away

@@OnfireA They...don't need to? A lion isn't going to mess with a hippo.

@@thewackycabbage461 it’s the agility that surprised me with the bears, that’s all. Made no comparison to hippo’s which are far less agile. You can’t argue that point. Thanks for your comment

I think so too!