Cloie Musumecci was in Yellowstone National Park when she filmed a woman tripping and falling as a bison charges at her and another person.
Cloie told Channel 7 News Bozeman on Friday the incident happened at Nez Perce Creek. She said the woman “is a Montana local so she knew to play dead in that situation.”
The woman was reportedly uninjured and escaped “without a scratch,” Cloie said.
I guess its not technically a tube and Jamie O’Brien keeps calling it a raft but let’s not get too into the weeds on nomenclature. This (…)
A group of hikers at Franklin Falls on the Snoqualmie Trail got a little too close for comfort to a slide triggered by the Washington (…)
^Mount Nelson from Panorama Mountain Resort. Photo: Mike Hutton Ian Mcintosh and Christina Lusti shared with social media (…)
^X Games 2017 Yeaaaaaaaaaah buddy. Enjoy YouTube channel steepsteep’s newest video of him commentating (…)
Glen Plake goes skiing, and we watch. Simple as that. The 56-year-old icon can still rip it around the resort, and he turns Mammoth (…)
I’m sitting here envious of the folks who have been fortunate to rip some lines with Selkirk Powder Company this season. Especially those (…)
Holy shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. (…)
Ya know that ski story that still gives you the chills every time you tell it because it reminds you just how close you were to death? Well, (…)
Incredible story of survival for a 34-year-old Tahoe skier over President’s Day weekend. Kyle Johnston was skiing near the Blue (…)
