It's his home first! Just like the native indians

You both are so right, before people got stupid and greedy, bears and other animals lived without interference. We're supposed to be taking care of the Earth, the animals and the environment, but instead most people keep thinking that they can do whatever they please without any consequences. 😢😢😢😢😢

Image what HE'S thinking.... Darn, those 2-legged bald critters are still here and watching me. AEE YOU PHOTOGRAPHING ME??!

@@Zzrdemon6633 Indigenous people, not Indians.

And he was there first

I know several people who adopted a bear,they're so nice.You're right,you help or mind your business.I prefer animals than humans,I wouldn't let a human trespass,don't trust them!

Which is what we do. I just share these videos for others to enjoy.

happy to read that.Thanks for sharing.@@allenstipek2927

AKA ‘grin and bear it’ 😂

Typical ameritard. "Why yes I can apply property and territory rights to animals".

We all have opinions.

@@Look_What_You_Did typical human response that doesn't know your true place in nature. We were suppose to be stewards to the planet, not the destroyers/abusers. And animals were around long before humans and will be around long after humans are gone...so I would say that we are the intruders.

@@Look_What_You_Didtypical me me me attitude. You must be an extreme Republican. Animals deserve a place to live and thrive. Without them we ultimately die.

@@Look_What_You_Didthere’s a lot of them out there

More and more, people grow up with fewer and fewer species and beautiful, natural landscapes. So, they have an incomplete understanding of what it is to live. Not the younger generations’ fault, but all the ones before…..especially the last few decades when people are destroying species wholesale. H sapiens and their greed are a pox on the planet.

I love wildlife in our backyard, we have had at least one black bear (going after my bird feeders), 3 raccoons (also going after the feeders), squirrels, chipmunks, a momma groundhog and her two adorable babies, the occasional skunk, hawk, numerous birds, moles, tree frogs, ironically have never seen a snake. They are all welcome and I love seeing them. 👍🏻

looks like what they are oing.

Yes, but you have to whisper the question in it's ear.

Gall bladders and paws?

That might explain their infant mortality rate.

Who?

Mister Ranger said we have to stay away from pic-i-nic baskets Yogi

Sounds like you lived in paradise…..wildlife areas are getting smaller and smaller. Too many land grabbing people wanting to build on the land that was the wildlife refuge for hundreds of years….

@@j.103 Yes. Even here in the city I had to relocate to after my husband’s death that’s happening. Only a few years ago it was an unusual small city. Trees everywhere. I think I got the last affordable small home before prices skyrocketed. “Investors” came in & development started. Luckily there’s state owned land only a block away that supposedly can’t be developed. All forested. Deer, Javelina, bobcats & many birds of prey are animals I’ve seen there when walking our dog. I have nothing against people who hunt for food. Some of our neighbors where I moved from HAD to supplement that way. It’s people who want to build suburbia everywhere, then shoot every predator they see out of fear rather than learn how to live safely with them. I mean, if there’s no other choice I get it. But they don’t understand that no predators means they may be overrun with rodents, even deer. That happened in some places. They are so wonderful to see. People concern me more.

Legally, he has a deed to his property so the homeowner owns the property, but it looks like he does a great job sharing it. And he shares it with us, so we all get to enjoy it.

I used to live in Cheboygan, friends who lived in St.Ignace called the U.P. - God’s country. I think the whole state is beautiful, especially in fall. Loved your comment♥️

A free guardian!

You sound like my brother in law…..has lived in Florida about 45 years, right up next to the Everglades and then in Naples with lots of woods everywhere. He always wanted to see a cougar, until one very early morning he was taking down the trash and right on the other side of the street there was one. He said seeing one was enough…..lol

You mean his "forebears".

@@madamemeng884 Good one!

We were shocked to find a black bear in our fenced in backyard (chainlink) have a feast at one of my bird feeders a few years ago. When he saw us he took off and climbed the fence, I had no idea bears could climb so fast, we obviously spooked the poor guy. Haven’t seen him since, but have 3 raccoon visitors who seem to love suet!! 😂

Yes, it’s not a good idea to feed them, they’re wild animals and need to be able to feed themselves on what’s available naturally. And not garbage!

This one has been on camera for a few weeks now.

@@allenstipek2927you have a beautiful home! Seems very peaceful and serene. With bears for neighbors, such a wonderful place!

Well grow up. It hates you

We've all built houses in animal's territory. It's great to see these guys around.

he's not there for nothing!

humans destroy every thing,look pictures 1900 and today.If you don't see all the forest we cut,you're blind!

I do feel very fortunate.

Northern Minnesota.

It could be worse, it could be Canadians roaming around your lot.

@@wod5203, Central Americans or moslems would be far worse than Canucks.

@@wod5203or illegal immigrants.

Oh, I understand living in the country. I've been living in country for over 40 years.

😂😂😂 make Friends with your Woodland Creatures ❤ Make your Angel smile . Be kind to all living Creatures . Buy a Boaters’ Compressed Air Horn or play some Heavy Metal if you feel they’re crowding you 😘

"Fun times". I stood one down one night when I walked outside and didn't see him. That was a pretty intense experience.

@k.r......😂😂😂

He is just passing through. I recently stumbled on his den. This turns out to be one line of his travels too-and-from his den.

My thoughts exactly

Red squirrels, chipmunks, and mice! are the worst for me. It doesn't make a difference if I'm in the city or the country. Those guys cause so much damage.