(radio music playing)
- Bearizona!
- Good morning, clan, and welcome to Thursday.
We are off on our next adventure
as we enter into Bearizona!
It is a giant wildlife preserve
where we will drive through,
what did they say, about two miles?
- I don't know.
- I think it's, it's a lot.
We drive through a big portion of this place.
Wild animals just walking around,
literally can come up to your car, windows up.
- Are you guys ready for this?
- Yeah!
We can already see one animal!
It's white!
- Alright, we're entering in!
- Oh, I see it now!
- [Tiffany] Windows are up.
- [Clintus] I feel like,
I feel like we're going into Jurassic Park.
Like the big open arch.
It's like, "Welcome to Bearizona!"
(singing Jurassic Park theme song)
- [Tiffany] There's an animal right there.
- [Bryce] What animal is that?
- [Clintus] Is there a sign?
Oh, there's another one on the left here, too.
Oh, there's one over there.
They're like goats.
They're goats, yeah!
See them?
Their little horns.
Mountain goats.
I think, I'm totally guessing guys,
I am not an animal expert.
There's a sheep.
It's just chilling.
His horn is too heavy, he's like,
"I'm just going to let it rest on the ground here
while I munch on something.
What are you looking at, homie?"
Look at the size of that boy.
- [Tiffany] Wow.
- [Sierra] Stop!
- [Clintus] Or girl.
- [Bryce] No it's a boy, girls don't have antlers, remember?
- [Clintus] Are you sure?
- [Bryce] Yeah antlers, the babies and the girls don't.
- [Clintus] Looks like Bambi right there.
- [Bryce] Hey Bambi.
- [Clintus] Where's Thumper?
- [Bryce] Thumper!
Are those the donkeys?
- [Clintus] Those are the Boroughs.
Boroughs, they're crosses between horses and donkeys.
- [Bryce] Those aren't donkeys?
- [Clintus] They're like horses with donkey faces.
There's an Alaskan Tundra wolf
just chilling under the, his little fort.
Catching some Z's, what's up buddy?
There, he opened his eyes.
Wolves can get pretty big.
Only looks like just that one.
Got the whole place to himself.
Arctic wolf.
So we had an Arctic Tundra, now just Arctic.
- [Sierra] We had Alaska Tundra.
- [Clintus] Oh, you're right, Alaskan Tundra.
This is the Arctic, a little different.
- [Tiffany] This looks like a dog.
- [Clintus] Yeah.
- [Tiffany] He looks nice.
- [Clintus] (chuckles) Look at his teeth, though.
Mmmm, I smell a Bryce.
- What are we on the hunt for?
- Junior Black bears.
They're only three years old.
- One to three years old is what it said.
- Oh, I think I see him, right by the tree there.
- [Bryce] Oh, I see it!
- [Clintus] I'm going to roll it slow,
so you can see other ones first.
I think there's some more to your left.
- [Bryce] Oh, yeah I see, I see one over there
behind the fort.
- [Clintus] Oh, they're too far away.
Yeah, we can't get closer to that one.
There's some back there.
- [Bryce] Oh, that one is big!
- [Clintus] Two, three laying there.
- [Bryce] They're kind of big.
- [Clintus] There's two of them laying there.
There's one inside this little fort right here.
Oh, it's so hard to see in the shadows.
- [Bryce] There's one right there by tthe tree.
- [Clintus] He's laying, sleepy bears, lazy bears.
- [Bryce] (sings) Robin Hood and Little John
running through the forest!
- [Clintus] A couple more back there.
There's quite a few black bears in here.
I guess that's why it's called Bearizona (laughs).
- [Bryce] These are white bison.
- [Sierra] Looks like that guy got a shave.
- [Bryce] Yeah, someone needed a coat.
- [Tiffany] That's a big guy, huh?
- [Bryce] There's other ones down there.
- [Clintus] Aren't they cool and big there?
- [Bryce] Yeah, they're huge!
There's some baby white bison right there.
There's like a bright white one and some like browner ones.
- [Sierra] Yeah.
- [Clintus] And here we have American bison.
- [Bryce] They're brown.
- [Clintus] Munching on some hay! Hay!
And there's some Big Horned Sheep.
Look at that guy.
- [Bryce] Big Horned Sheep.
- [Clintus] His are actually curling.
He's so old.
- [Sierra] The other ones are curling up too.
- [Bryce] That's like the grandpa.
- [Clintus] Those guys are like battling rams.
They hit heads, that's how they fight, crazy.
Just chilling.
And it's kind of hard to tell,
but there's a black bear right there on top of that hill.
So lazy, they're sleeping, geez!
Sleepy bears, sleepy bear.
Well that's a little lackluster.
Time to go chill.
He went on his back, chilling.
- [Bryce] Chilling like a villain.
- [Clintus] We have one back there in the trees.
- [Bryce] Chilling like a villain.
- [Clintus] Tap on the glass, tap on the glass, hey!
Did you see him blow his nose?
He's like, " I don't smell any food, I'm not getting up."
It's like Uncle Austin.
There's two snuggling right there.
One is totally spooning the other one.
Oh, oh, they're getting up!
Come on, get up!
- [Bryce] I could totally tell that one is a girl.
- [Clintus] Close your eyes, kids.
- [Bryce] Why?
- [Clintus] There's nothing to see here.
So very cool.
One thing we learned today is that bears are very lazy
and they don't get up for anyone
even when you pay them too.
So that's the driving portion,
which we can go back again if we want to.
We figured we were going to head
into the walking portion with a bunch of other
different animals including baby bear cubs
which are only three months old they said?
- [Bryce] I thought five.
- Five months old, five months old.
So we're going to go check out some baby cubs
and some other animals.
And then we'll get back on our truck
and drive through one more time.
See if any of the animals have moved around a little bit.
(Native music playing)
(lawnmower sound)
- [Sierra] Aw look at them!
Look at them!
- [Clintus] There's three of them.
Three of them down here.
- [Sierra] It said there was four or five of them.
- [Tiffany] Oh, it's cute when it climbs down.
- [Sierra] Look when he's climbing down!
- [Clintus] Perfect!
(awes)
- [Sierra] Oh, where's the step?
They have claws too.
(laughter)
- [Bryce] Do the bears even get down here?
- [Tiffany] No.
- [Bryce] Then why do they make this?
- [Tiffany] They might put the divider because of us.
- [Clintus] Man, he loves that grass, look at him.
- [Bryce] That is drinking, look.
Yeah, yeah they are. It's so fast.
He's like, "No, come back here!"
- [Clintus] See that, why don't you guys focus on that.
No, it doesn't look like it helps.
Alright, so the baby bears were worth
the price of admission and they definitely put on a show
way more than their parents do.
- [Bryce] They're like kids, those were like babies.
- [Clintus] Those are the babies, these there,
these are like the kindergarten ones.
The elementary school.
- [Bryce] That guy is getting water.
- [Clintus] A Javelina.
- [Tiffany] He's going to crawl up, Bryce, look it.
- [Bryce] What mom?
- [Clintus] He's putting on a show.
Look, he knows his place.
- [Tiffany] Hey guys!
- [Clintus] He's like, "What's up guys?
Welcome to the show, thanks for coming, appreciate it."
- [Tiffany] He's talking to you, Bryce.
- [Bryce] Yeah, I'm a warthog.
- [Tiffany] Now he's talking to them.
- [Clintus] He smells your mom.
Mmmm.
That nose, look at that piggy nose.
- [Bryce] What does the fox say?
- [Sierra] Bryce, Bryce, look it.
It actually says that.
"What does the fox say?
As intelligent and cunning as these foxes are..."
- Alright, we grabbed a quick snack and some Icees.
Sierra has got Coca Cola and
Bryce has got cherry blue raspberry.
And now we're going to walk into a show.
It is the Raptor Free Flight show.
And I'm assuming that means like birds of prey,
you know, on their wrists will fly up and fly down.
That kind of thing.
- Alrighty, here we go.
Oh, man, that was a little late, I'm so sorry.
But it was close!
You can go ahead and take off your blindfold.
Yeah, she is finishing up right now,
but she is, she is right up there.
(Clintus laughs)
So I think we owe Mia a really big round of applause.
She sacrificed her own life to save the rest of us.
Mia that was a fantastic try, thank you so much.
- Living, on the other hand,
we would pluck our eyes all out.
You notice pretty quickly they're not round.
Her eyes are cylindrical.
And matter of fact, they're so large,
they take up more room in her skull than her brain does.
- [Woman] Or if you harrass them or point at them,
they can accurately hit you between the eyes
at 10 feet without spray, but when she clears you
or the benches or the ground but just an inch or so,
it forms a fission of air called ground effect
that makes it really easy for her to fly.
And that's why, you can duck if you want,
but it won't help.
It helps Dawny because as soon as she sees you duck,
she flies lower because she thinks you're trying
to help her out.
And, as you can see, there's a bit of a gap
between you if you're fairly still
since she doesn't mind people,
it's easier for her to fold her wings and go through
than it is for her to physically lift herself
and go up and over.
And this is the same thing you see
when you're at the ocean.
You see those sea birds
that are just inches above the surface of the water.
- [Woman] (laughs) He's a handsome guy, huh?
He said, "Hi ladies."
(laughter)
Thank you for the show.
(squeaky noise)
- [Clintus] Oh wow, check it out.
Alaskan Tundra wolf is eating on the leg of a something.
- [Sierra] Yeah, it's the leg of something.
- [Clintus] A cow or, I don't know.
He's still like chomping on it.
- [Tiffany] It looks like a dog like eating a bone.
- [Clintus] Yeah.
- [Tiffany] Trying to tear pieces off.
- [Clintus] I see a horn back there.
Like a, they feed them real diets, man,
like it's really the wild.
Here's the animal.
- [Tiffany] Oh, he gave up on it.
- [Clintus] Look how big he is.
Oh, he just switched sides.
Alright, so we decided to make another trip
through the park because you can drive through
as many times as you want.
And we've spent about what, two hours?
- [Tiffany] Three hours, we've been here for three hours.
- Three hours, right.
So we decided to go through it again.
See if the animals have moved around
and the first thing we see is an Alaskan Tundra wolf
tearing something up.
It's a hoof of a something, I don't know,
it was white, so a bison maybe?
- [Sierra] He's eating a tree branch.
- [Clintus] Yes, that's it.
- [Sierra] This one just keeps pacing back and forth.
It goes that way and then it goes this way.
Oh, there we go, there we go,
behind the tree, behind the tree!
- [Bryce] He's climbing up the tree!
He's climbing some more.
Higher, dude, higher!
He was just climbing and a branch
that he just stepped on a little bit
fell and it fell all the way down.
And a bear was walking, he was walking
and the stick fell right in front of him.
He looked around and he went toward the stick
like, "What the heck?"
He likes,"I'm down from here, that branch broke
and I'm scared."
- [Sierra] That guy is the biggest bear I've ever seen!
- [Bryce] Can I roll down my window?
- [Sierra] No!
(knocking)
- [Bryce] Can you hear me bear?
(knocking)
Bear!
(Clintus laughs)
- [Tiffany] Back to sleep.
- [Clintus] They must call him Yogi.
- [Bryce] Yogi?
- [Tiffany] He's huge!
- Off to our next adventure.
We are here at the Grand Canyon Deer Farm
and Petting Zoo.
It's been here since 1969, it says.
I think that car is just as old.
Maybe you're a little too big for it, Sierra, sorry.
- I got on the wrong way, I stepped on the deer.
- [Clintus] And Bryce, you might be a little
small for that one, ironically.
Alright, first little critter is a Pot Belly pig.
Oink oink, come get some.
I just scared this guy.
He didn't know I was here, sorry buddy.
Ooo, look at all the deer, look it, they're coming!
They see, they smell the food.
- [Bryce] Are these all deer?
- [Clintus] Yeah.
- [Tiffany] They have big eyeballs.
- [Clintus] Tiffany is a little scared.
(laughs)
- [Woman] They do like to chew on the back of your shirt.
- [Clintus] Oh, I see that.
Who's got the food, who's got the food?
Sierra has got the food.
- One at a time people!
There's so many!
- [Clintus] That's alright.
Stick, stick your hand out.
There you go!
(laughs)
Did it scare you?
- He's circling me!
He hit the back of my ear.
- [Tiffany] You scared him.
Gracy! It looks like she's coming.
- [Sierra] Gracy!
(laughs)
Taking your shirt.
She has like patches.
- [Bryce] Oh yeah, the other one is inside there.
Do you see her?
- [Clintus] That's a wicked mohawk he has there.
- [Bryce] Which ones?
- [Woman] When I see them together.
The bigger one is Pocahontas and the smaller one is Fudge.
- [Clintus] Here's Santa's raindeer right here.
- [Bryce] Who is that?
- [Clintus] They have like fuzzy horns.
- [Bryce] Who is that?
- [Clintus] It's a raindeer, I don't know.
- [Bryce] I know but...
- [Clintus] Oh, well he's not wearing his collar.
I don't know who he is.
Look, his horns are fuzzy, isn't that crazy?
I know they like, they look like they're fake.
There's another fallow deer like the ones
we were feeding in there except
this on hasn't been nutured.
He's growing his horns.
Oh, she's like, "No thanks."
And there's an elk.
Look at how much bigger he is compared to a deer.
Crazy.
See you later, dude, thanks for hanging out.
Well, my camera didn't make it throughout the day
between Bearizona and the deer farm,
my camera is dead so we're using Tiffany's now.
And we're here on the historical route 66
where we had dinner two nights ago.
But we're actually going to walk around the shops
because there's a bunch of stuff to like see
and just like do, just walk around and see.
And eventually find our way to a patio for dinner.
The Grand Canyon Brewery.
Don't mind if I do!
Very cool, very cool.
The brewery is right in the middle of the bar.
How cool is that?
What is that, what is that?
- He's actually taking all the grain out
and extracting the sugar from it.
So, that's what he's doing, it's now just a leftover.
And we actually give it to some people that have a ranch
and they go ahead and feed their animals.
- [Clintus] So I went with the Starry Night Stout
and mommy is doing the American Pilsner
only because they were out of the wheat beers.
They had two wheat bears and they were out of them.
This is the brewery, this is actually where
they brew the beer, the Grand Canyon.
And they have quite a few different beers.
Gold metal, look at all, look at all the awards.
So many of these have awards.
Alright, so we made our way over to Old Glory Gifts
where the entire store is made from American,
all the items here are made in America.
And we finally found some Arizona made honey.
I've been looking for stuff,
where the bees are actually here in Arizona
because I hear that if the bees are collecting pollen
from plants in the area, then the honey actually
helps you with your allergies.
I don't know, but anyways, I've been looking for some.
And this is made here in Flagstaff, they got
Desert Wildflower and Orange Blossom.
So I'll buy one of each, I'm super excited to try these
both in my coffee and in my, just in my food in general.
So I'll grab one of each of those.
They also have chocolate with habanero.
Of course I got to try that.
Alright, our second destination,
we're here at Pancho McGilicudy's.
That's what it's called, Panch McGilicudy's.
Out on the patio, mommy's favorite place to be.
Enjoying a margarita, a beer, and some chips and salsa.
And I have to say, this place has some great breweries.
We just did Grand Canyon, great beers.
Now I'm drinking one from Historic Brewery,
great beers.
And dinner time!
I went with the carnitas which is smothered
in green sauce and pico de gallo.
Bryce with a, what kind of burrito is that?
- A green style enchilada?
- [Clintus] What kind of burrito though?
What's inside it?
- Oh, beef.
- [Clintus] Beef, with green sauce?
And Sierra got the kid burrito, bean and cheese.
- [Sierra] What are you doing?
- [Bryce] One, two, three.
Just flip me back and, I don't know, throw me.
- [Sierra] Ready, one, two, three.
(Bryce screams)
- Back at the trailer finishing up our game of Uno.
Bryce just like smacked the crap out of us
in two games, up 400 points.
He's only 100 points from the win.
Tiffany is up to 473.
So she's only like 30 points away
and I'm still a low man on the totem pole with 52 points.
Sierra is sitting at 325.
Close game, close game!
Well that's it, guys, mom won the Uno tournament.
What was the final score?
She like smoked us the last round
because basically when you win,
you add everyone else's scores or cards
and she beat pretty fast.
She was adding like four cards
and two cards to everyone's hand.
So mommy won.
This is where we're going to go ahead and call it a night.
I'm super tired and we got an early day tomorrow.
We're going to pack it up and head to Mormon Lake
to meet up with Mike and Joy, Tanner and Tyler,
Jason, Michelle, Chase, Kira, I think Jack and Chrissy,
and a few other people.
We're all meeting down there for a long weekend.
Looking forward to it.
As always, if you like the video,
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Tap the guy in the sky for the last three year's videos.
One year ago, we went to the movies,
kind of kicked off the summer blockbuster movies.
We went and saw Transformers 4.
Me and the kids, movie Mondays, good times, as always.
Two years ago, summer, you know,
summer kind of kicked off, hang out in the backyard,
kids were out of school and we're back
from Memorial day so it's kind of like
our first day of summer and what not.
Three years ago, I left Lo Lo Mie,
but Sierra, Bryce and Tiffany stayed up there.
So I came home by myself, went out to dinner,
grabbed some ritas, and just had a chill night by myself
because I had to go back to work.
So check those out in the cards.
The link is down below
and we'll see you guys tomorrow
as the adventure continues.
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