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I have been corrected by the other half (More like three quarters... but what ever) Yogi Bear is a trouble making, "pic-a-nic"-loving bear, who lives in Jellystone Park. Yogi is a male full-sized American Grizzly Bear
 
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The pole is terrible for a feeder of any sort..those tree rats can master pretty much anything you throw at um. BUT..they cant figure out my squirrel proof feeder. They dont even bother trying anymore..lol It simply closes with their weight..drives them bat shit crazy..they even tried chewing the aluminum lid off. I have other ground poles with baffles on them..one baffle, they can figure that out in 10 minutes.. Put 2 baffles 1 foot apart. Its like mission impossible..so far, only the gray squirrels can figure that shit out. Their friggn yoga contortionists..
 
I had a freezer malfunction I found its door open about 2 inches solid block of ice inside so I unplugged it ,well I also unplugged the other freezer I found this a couple of days after cleaning out the other one ,it wasn't thawed completely so I went though all the meat in it gave a bunch of it to my kids and then I made venison chili,venison stew,a pork roast and a 4 lb prime rib , I still cant chew with the dentures I have ,so I had to make smoothies from them ,at least they tasted like real food didn't look so good but hey why complain lol
 
Hahahaha!! I looked at it wrong yesterday: I thought it was a smaller animal that had climbed up the pole, I didn't see his feet on the ground. I thought it was like a sloth or something... I was vaping...
 
All , beautiful pictures!! My camera's getting a bit old, I've noticed that the colors seem a bit flat looking. I'm no photographer and use the auto or scene settings only.
It's an old coolpix 90. My old SE iphone seems to have better color. Been busy working on my old vehicles (see the trend) :) ..17 yo car and a 14 yo truck!
 
Made a giant baffle out of 2 ft flashing. Worked great for the squirrels and racoons. Not so much for this guy.
 

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Not much is gonna stop that guy. I live on the extreme western edge of their range here in central OK. Sightings and sometimes shootings (dickheads) happen every few years in my county but I've never seen one or caught one on a game camera.
 
This guy comes around about once a month. Last time was three days ago. 1:00 in the afternoon. Grabbed a feeder and laid down on the lawn in the shade. 95 degrees and he wouldn't leave. Had to rouse him into the woods with a few sticks of firewood left on the porch.
 
alltatup, yea we have a few. A couple smaller ones and the big one. He's always alone.Not supposed to have the feeders out in the summer. My wife and I just love the birds. We have about 12 feeders including the hummies. The bears really like the hummy food.
 
I cant get a hummingbird in my backyard GreenState even with feeders out, not one. I see them in the front yard on my hostas..dont know why the backyard is taboo? Have lots of house wrens, seem to return every year. have a carolina wren family this year too. And LOL with the musical woodpeckers..the young ones sit on my gourd birdhouses and drum away...like a microphone..im thinking the birds inside aren't really impressed..
 
That is just so awesome. I would love to see that in my backyard. Er, looking from high up on my deck, that is. They are too sweet.
 
You ain't kidding alltatup my dream at our place is to see a bear walk out of the forest down to the river. I've never seen one but a neighbor says they did. I've seen couger, lynx and others but no bears at my bird feeders LOL. I know they'd be a nuisance but at time in our lives they can eat the bird food all they want.
 
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