Mexican Grizzly sounds like a mad strain of weed

Joe rogan should go on a expedition to find “extinct” animals. The ultimate Joe rogan move.

The tiger wasn’t tired of killing people on the boat it was tired of swimming

I am from state of Chihuahua in Mexico. And, there are still grizzly bears in the Sierra de chihuahua. My brother just spotted a female and a cub last month. Greetings from Mexico Señor Joe.

Joe + bears = internet bliss

I like how Joe refers to all wildlife as “those fuckers”

Imagine if bears hunt as packs, like wolf. 10 bears attack you

I dated a Mexican grizzly bear trust me they’re out there they’re dangerous

"Look up Mexican grizzly bears I gotta see this" "Its just showing pictures of grizzly bears" I'm cracking up

After the discovery of Mexican Joker, nothing supprises me.

If Tony beats khabib, he becomes the Mexican grizzly bear.

My father and uncles grew up in the Sierra Madre of Mexico and always spoke of bears in up in the Mountains, they even had an old bear pelt that belonged to my grandfather.

the mexican grizzly " el grizzy " .

I wonder how Joe would react to Wojtek the bear of the 22nd Polish Artillery supply company.

great chemistry with these two, even on the first pod. Fun to listen to

I saw a bear in the north mexican mountains when i was kid back in 1988. My grandfather has land that you only get to by horse or walking. It was an 8 hour walk on horse from their town into a mountainous region in the south west of Zacatecas. It was a trip when I was kid. I will never forget it.

I’ve never seen someone say I’ll explain it in a second and then do that literally

I wish they’d share the pictures and videos on screen more often so we can see what they’re looking at

I just picture a grizzly bear with an ak and a sombrero 🧤🤣

For sure grizzlies in chihuahua and Durango, my father grew up raising cattle in the high Sierra in northwest Durango in the 60s and he said bears were rare but he saw them along with a jaguar once and cougars all the time, they killed the cattle sometimes. Poaching them was sadly common.

Hey Joe, I heard about Sundarbans in the first few seconds. I am from the same state West Bengal, India. The Royal Bengal Tiger, only sights in Sundarban and the Mangrove forests of Bengal and Bangladesh is the most cunning predator because it resides with humans. I am not an expert but I read a report where experts advocated that the salty water in the coasts of Sundarbans (Indian Ocean) damages the Royal Bengal Tigers internally and humans become easy prey rather than other wild animals. I am not sure but if you make a video on that it will be great. Have a good day. Love from India...

Just to add to that story some the Mexican grizzly bear was declared extinct in 1964 but in 1976 a rancher in Sonora shot an killed a Mexican grizzly bear. The skull was examined an it was determined to be a very young bear so it could have still had parents or siblings alive in the area. This happened in a location north of the main focus areas during the last exploration looking for the bears.

Joe is definitely wondering what it would be like getting high with a Mexican grizzly bear

Joe “ she bluff charged him a couple times” Rogan

“a very experienced outdoors man”... “he had the wrong caliber for his pistol” ummm

Where my family is from in Mexico the native that live close to the mountains say they have seen bears up there.

"how cool would it be to see a sabertooth tiger in person?"... Only about as cool as it would be to get mauled by one

Forrest is one of my top 3 favorite guests on the show. Definitely need another follow up podcast.

The thing is, Mexican black bears tend to have brown fur (it's an adaptation to the brown/yellowish vegetation of the Mexican chaparral desert), so it would be easy to mistake one of these guys for a grizzly if seen at a distance. But of course, Forrest is right, lots of land in Mexico remains relatively unsurveyed because it is "private", so it may be grizzlies are still there. Case in point, a recent survey has found out that the Mexican jaguar population has grown by 20% in the last 10 years, and one of these cats was even recorded less that 50 miles from Mexico City. Since it is unlikely that the population is actually growing given that their habitat is shrinking, it's more likely that we are just becoming aware of other populations that were once so remote people did not even know they were there.

Joe and the Mexican grizzly Bear kicking back with some DMT, think about that for a minute

Andy “the Mexican grizzly” Ruiz

3:38: When you spot a booty for the first time after months of quarantine

I saw some bears in San Francisco

Coworkers of mine who I trusted with my life told me of a grizzly sighting a week before I started mining with them. These fellas worked in Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Colorado, so they knew wildlife. This was in the San Juan mountains above Silverton Colorado at about 11,000 ft elevation in 1971.

Jamie, could you share youre browser history of each episode in the comments section? that would be great!

How joe just says "bear!?" After listing all the other animals killed me lmao

Thought is was going to read “Mexican grizzly may not actually be Mexican” 😂

Top 3 guests of all time for me. His character and the subject is quality.

My family lives in the Sierra Madre and they got motion sensor cameras on their Ranch I’ll let y’all know if we see anything son

My experienced outdoorsman friend who had the wrong ammunition in his gun when a grizzly was charging him.

Yea , that bear just lost a boxing match recently...

my friend, who is a very experience outdoorsman, loaded the wrong ammo into his pistol.

Bro forest and joe are so entertaining I can’t put my finger in why other than the fact that one hits my steve Irwin childhood nostalgia and the other is my grown up trippy outlook lmao 😂 ☮️ ❤️ and positivity to all y’all

An outfitter I've hunted with near Hayden, CO has tons of trail cam pics of grizzlies on his leases. They have had face-to-face encounters with them in early now season several times.

The Mexican Grizzly Bear, it sounds like something from "Dusk till Dawn".

My mom has a story that in Chihuahua (in a small town in the mountains the Sierra madre) when she was a kid it was a weekend and all of the kids were sent to bed, then the adults stayed up drinking all of them in a different part of the house and that all of a sudden all of the dogs started barking and going crazy and something jumped onto the fence, was so heavy it knocked the fence over then killed almost all of the dogs and left in a matter of minutes. When the adults finally came out all of the dogs were dead.

It’s weird to think that California used to have its own subspecies of Grizzly, aptly named, “the California Grizzly Bear” and the after the 1848-1849 era California gold rush, they had been nearly hunted to extinction. And in 1924 was when the species was officially declared extinct. Good job, America.

These 2 are chill af.

Mexican Grizzly with Graystillplays voice: Not today, Satan.

The fact that the bear was bluff charging him shows how lucky this guy was. It would have killed him if it wanted to

A grizzly bear charging you has to be one of the most terrifying experiences someone could go through!

I saw a Mexican grizzly once back in 1978

Wasn't the Mexican grizzly known as the Pablo Escobear?

3:37 When the conspiracy juices start flowing.. lol

This is like friends talking

Joe’s face when bear is mentioned LMAO 0:58

When fishing in the Thai jungle, my wife had to remind me a few times about keeping my boat away from the shore because of the tigers. That swimming tiger story tells me I was part of the food chain up there.

I just read an article about the Mexican grizzly bears they only ate insects, berrys, grass, and small animals. I think they rarely went after large mammals since the Bear itself was smaller than the traditional grizzly up north, and also these bears never really hibernated.

Tiger was like “oh look my Postmates came”

Joes face when he said Bear at :59 hahahaha

If a guy can't figure out which caliber of ammo he's loading into his weapon I wouldn't take his advice on whether or not it was a grizzly bear.

My dad and grandparents grew up on a mountains in Guanjuato Mexico. On occasion a bear would pass by and would scare the dogs shitless. I think it could've been Mexican Grizzly.

When you say "theres bears too!" And it's a sunbear is like saying you have. A shark in your fish tank but it's one of those tiny ones from petsmart

That happens more often than people think. I live in WV and for a very long time officials denied the existence of mountain lions in WV until finally someone hit one on the highway.

Those tigers are probably just protecting their land

Winnie the Pooh was based off of the Mexican / California Grizzly Bear 🐻 -Joe sett

This entire podcast bangs🔥

i love how joes ears perked up as soon as he heard bear lol

I live in the San Juans and there is definitely Grizzlies' here. No question about it. My bestie was a genuine Mountain Man who took rich jackasses from Cali and Texas on pack, hunting trips for Elk which here are irrationally huge! He has many pics of Grizzlies! Incredible wildlife thrives in these mountains! Blessed place to live! Wish I could send you a pic of him...6'4", a mustache that put Elliot and Selleck's to shame! I was homeless and we could live forever in the mountain's only coming to town for sundries. Incredible life. When I first moved to Farmington, NM they literally had hitching post's on Main and sure enough the Navajo would come to town on the first and 15th on there Buckboard's with rubber tires for sundries and to do laundry. This was in 72! Swear to God! Not much has changed my man...thank God! I even went to the oldest trading post in the USA in a village in Arizona called Kleglatah. No running water, electricity, they lived in Hogan's...please google and got their water at a well in the middle of the village! When the world tanks they will flourish! They eat sheep, goats, chickens and thrive. It is literally in the middle of NOWHERE!!! I so admire my Natives...heart and soul!

"Using technology to come up with bio-controls like a wolf growl to other wolves, or an alarming sound, or a smell that animals don't want to interfere with..." - Ah yes, a snarling caveman with a dog and a lit torch...such advanced technology.

I love these stories and there are still some very remote and unexplored places on the globe more new species may be found

Its crazy i looked up forrest galante and the dudes fucken amazing when it comes to conversation good job on the discovery of so many species thought to be extinct

The Mexican grizzly bear was also found in New Mexico .the last one was shot in Silver city New Mexico in 1938 or 39.i have frinds that hunt in the Gila wilderness. And say it's a good possibility they may still be around. We also have the Mexican Gray wolf in New Mexico and Arizona.

Normal grizzly bear: hey guys, it’s me ima bear Mexican grizzly: AYE VATO , que pasa chicos

Moral of the story.....Tigers are fucking RAD

I think Bigfoot sightings are just short faced bears.

Joe “I need to see this” Rogan

0:20 wat up with his eyes tho

As soon as he said rabbit whole Joe rogan was like ()() - “Keep talking”

I saw a Mexican grizzly, he crossed the boarder illegally and now lives in Yellowstone

Maybe his outdoorsman friend isn't as experienced as he thinks

Gee.... I can't get enough of watching Joe and company looking at images of the topic of the show and wondering what they're looking at! 🙄😒 And on the rare occasion Joe decides to actually show pictures of what he is talking about it's really small and on the screen for literally .0032 of a second.

Imagine you try to fend off a tiger with a territorial smell and he’s like “you know what I’ve got time today”

Joe: Google Mexican Grizzly Bear I need to see this! Jamie: This just shows pictures of regular grizzly bears 😂😂😂

My mother tells me storys about Grizzlies in Mexico

0:58 Joe Rogan is like "Bear 👀"

You’re guy in the back sounds like shroud 😂🤙

I live right off of the Huachuca Mountains, with the Whetstone and Dragoon mountains nearby, and I'm familiar with the Sky Island term because my mother is very much into hummingbird migrations in the area. So, there's been plenty of rumors of a bear(s) in the Huachucas, and generally it's considered to probably be a black bear, if it does exist. But a Grizzly Bear? Fuck, I'm never taking my kids to the mountains again. Nevermind the damn mountain lions.

what about the Australian yowie????

I’ve heard stories of people seeing bears most thought it was a big ass jabalin

Joe,”so there’s the 2 guys That Lost 3 of there Friends out the boat!!! 1/2 second Joe “They SWIM”! 😂 😂

I met a Mexican Grizzly that killed several people, but he was sicario for the Sinaloa Cartel.

Who goes into the woods or jungle without at least a pistol!?

Up in Monterrey there have been report of Bears on el Cerro de La Silla and surrounding mountains

Bears are defending from the northern Provence’s due to the changing habitat, in to lower Canada and this is pushing bears in our southern area across the boarder as well. I’ve got plenty of back yard grizzly’s and I’m 24 hrs from LA by car.

They clearly haven’t heard of cain velasquez??

India also has the largest buffalo species called the "Gaur", saw one once, its basically a tank on hooves

Man his stories are great he needs to come back on the new set

We saw one in northern New Mexico about 22 years ago between Tera Amira and tres peadres NM

Growing up in Crescent City California when I was a kid in the early 80's my dad always swore he had seen a grizzly that was around the area we hunted. I still kinda believe it. I always wonder if that would account for Sasquatch sightings?