this newish instagram account, touronsofyellowstone account is so good/ so bad
https://instagram.com/touronsofyello...d=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
my husband can barely handle it
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this newish instagram account, touronsofyellowstone account is so good/ so bad
https://instagram.com/touronsofyello...d=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
my husband can barely handle it
F#$k!^g rage inducing.
Some pics I took - with the advantage of a 300mm telephoto lens. No need to get physically close. (last one was particularly scary lol)
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Originally Posted by Thaleia
Way back when I was just a tween we were at Lake O'Hara in the Yoho Nat'l Forest and my mother was feeding a marmot a piece of orange when the darn thing bit her.
Ha. In my early 20's I got (slightly) bit by a chipmunk on the Booth's Rock trail in Algonquin.
I wonder how much overlap between that account and the People of Walmart web site.Quote:
Originally Posted by babybear
No need to feed marmots. They will take whatever they want, when they want it. Including the straps on my trekking poles.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
Better pole straps than the engine wiring harness on your car.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
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Haha, I woke up my last day on the Colorado trail and one of my socks was missing. I'd laid both socks over my backpack under the vestibule of my tent overnight to dry. Thought I'd heard a critter in the night but it never occurred to me the fucker would take a sock. My food was well packed away.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
^mmmm such delicious salty snacks^
They're wild animals bro. You have to pay the toll.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thaleia
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DUDE that must be why it bit me, he smelt the WEED on my fingertip!
Hints of cheese with undertones of mold and a truffle finish.Quote:
Originally Posted by babybear
His kids needed a new sleeping bag.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
another clueless tourist vs wildlife in California
So…what happened?
^^^People watching humpbacks feed in San Luis Obispo Bay, whale joins the party
https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/03/us/wh...rnd/index.html
Whale watching on the water in a small 1-2 person watercraft ........ what could possibly go wrong?? I'm amazed, with as many times as this has already happened, that no one's died yet. I mean, if the Yellowstone River had whales in it, we'd be well passed 50 deaths by now.
"Hey ... you guys need to get closer .... to get the best shot!"
They're fighting over which one gets to gore the tourists.
Maybe not due to wildlife and most likely a clueless Xanterrorist
https://www.eastidahonews.com/2022/0...g-in-hot-pool/
Pretty sure that was Stu..Quote:
Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain
Not really on topic, but hey, it’s Yellowstone.
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Some good comments at the endQuote:
Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain
“Fowl Play!”
He was poaching.
More like he got poached.
damn
That couldn't have been any slower of a pitch.
Mama bear doesn't seem to think it's funny. Guy's gonna be doing high zeros if he keeps that up.
High zeros!!! OG in da house!!
Darwin sez, " I am disappoint"
But not surprised.Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
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"You wanna go, Bud?!?!?"Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
"Oh shiiiiiiit"
Bwaahahaha! And of course the touron "tuff guy" drives a truck. Hopefully that tire pop knocked him down a peg or two. Was probably reeeal awkward when he had to get out to change the tire and that bull was still out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
I get the whole I wanna drive shit. Get out of my way.
Once I had the lane I would have floored it.
But that asshat challenges the elk. And pays the price. Lmfao
I would have been more concerned about body damage. What a dumbass.
Yellowstone National Park says encounter between park visitor and bison calf forced authorities to euthanize animal
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Yellowstone National Park released an image of the unidentified man lifting the bison calf from the river in the press release.
If found guilty of any wrongdoing, the man could be charged with a Class B misdemeanor and could face up to six months in jail and a $5,000 fine, Yellowstone National Park told CNN. The charge would include disturbing wildlife, disorderly conduct, and approaching wildlife, the park added.
NPS is asking for anyone who was in the area on May 20 and has any information to contact the Yellowstone National Park Tip Line.
calf was separated from its mother and herd when they crossed the river, and was likely struggling unsuccessfully to get back up on the riverbank. Guy probably thought he was 100% doing the right thing by saving the calf from drowning. Easy to forget you are just a neutral observer when the cruelty of nature shows up in your face.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ