6 Bear Encounters That Will Leave You Shook

6 Bear Encounters That Will Leave You Shook

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In this compilation video, we go over multiple clips from bear attacks, encounters and even charges. What makes these ''caught on camera'' moments so scary is the fact that they were filmed in remote areas like a forest, national parks, alaska, russia and canada.

We feature a clip where a sees a grizzly bear under his porch, two hunters encounter a black bear climbing up their tree stand, a black bear charges a tourists, friends in alaska encounter two young grizzly bears, and a group of hunters are charged by a black bear.

Encounters with black bears, brown bears and even kodiak bears are actually way more common than you might think. They often happen to people who are hiking, camping, mountain biking or even hunting.

It just turns out that some of them were lucky enough to capture footage of these near death experiences that almost went wrong on camera and go pro. This leads to some very creepy videos.

Thankfully, many people on hikes carry bear spray, which prevents their bear encounter from turning into ''gone wrong'' viral moments.

Get ready, because these bear vs man moments that could easily be considered near death experiences are sure to give you the chills.

[williamdieterich]

I've had similar encounters with squirrels, the trick is to keep your cool.

[kane_eightee]

Thank you for pointing out the bears with the red arrows. I wouldn’t have known where to look without them.

[iconoclast]

I'm very thankful for the red arrow at 1:14. If it wasn't for that, I surely wouldn't have seen the bear.

[MorfMusic]

I never realised bears naturally have a levitating red arrow next to them, I’m actually shocked

[stevenreyngold]

I encountered a bear once in the woods. He was huge, had lots of tattoos, and smelled of Vodka. His growls sounded a lot like he was swearing in Russian. Truly terrifying.

[asdadfafafafffallslsldd]

Think it's safe to say that the guy at 3:00 probably shouldn't be allowed to go outside on his own.

[Finraen]

Was backpacking as a teenager near Anchorage, Alaska with my father and kid brother. Around 1995. Hiked past a caution tape and sign that said fresh grizzly bear kill earlier in the day, then went up the mountainside to make camp with a view. When we were eating our soup for dinner I remember being concerned because the wind was at our backs and blowing downhill.

Later that night, I was the only one awake in the tent. It was late summer in Alaska so still partially light out. It was very windy and the tent was flapping around. Then I noticed the tent being pushed inward right next to me more than the wind would have done, at a point like something was poking it. I heard deep, heavy breaths and footsteps crunching the dry tundra just barely over the sound of the wind and realized what it was. I covered my head with my sleeping bag and began to pray. I wanted to wake my dad so badly but didn’t dare make a sound or breathe even as it was clear the bear was curious. Seemed like forever and I was reckoning with my own eminent death and that of my father and brother. Sounds stopped and after a while I woke my dad. I fell asleep from exhaustion, but my dad didn’t sleep the rest of the night, and at one point he also heard the bear’s crunching footsteps circling the tent and heard it grunting.

The next morning, we got the courage to unzip the tent and cautiously look around. When we got out, we found blueberry smeared all over my side of the tent from the bear’s nose. About 20 feet away there had been a mound of marmot holes, but now a six-foot wide pit has been dug on the spot. In the rock-hard tundra. We were planning to hike and camp another day but instead went back down cautiously and noisily to the trailhead where our truck was parked.

[AgentSmith]

Those two cubs were the scariest encounter because there's probably a mother nearby 😲

[sunshine]

Why do we have to tell a grown man to get away from a bear?

[chelseacanales]

Bears may be beautiful, but man they are scary, obviously. I would admire them from a distance.

[AJCsr]

#3. I was so hoping the bear would have eaten that guy !
He looked to be trying out for the Darwin award 💀🏆 !

[elicash]

Lol warning shot. That dude was shitting his pants and missed as 95% of us would too.

[xUSMCx]

imagine when he was stomping on his poarch, he broke through

[billkipper]

I've had many encounters with black bears over the years. From meeting them in the woods to seeing them in the middle of the town trying to get into trash cans. Not once has a black bear done anything to threaten me. In fact, quite the opposite. Except for some of them getting into trash they always run away. Those that are in the trash don't always run immediately but do after some yelling, throwing rocks or even popping them in the butt with a pellet rifle. However, when encountering grizzlies/brownies you realize you're not at the top of the food chain. Totally different experience.

[markpinther]

I had a great deal of difficulty locating each bear in the videos. Luckily, we have red arrows to help us out. Still a good set of videos.

[wyatt]

The red arrows pointing at the bear taking up 85% of the screen had me rolling 💀

[JohnGM]

thank you for the red arrows, would never have noticed the bears without them

[wordawakeningny]

Me watching this video: Oh, the bears are so cute. Me hiking when I actually see a bear: Oh, Lord please don't let the bear attack me.

[TheDisturbingBeginning]

The old guy with the black bear enjoying the trash just wanted to give it a bear hug. That was the luckiest sob on that day. LOL

[dalulu]

That feeling of standing face to face with the wild is a hell of a reality check