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Yellowstone’s "Serengeti": Epic Wildlife Photography & Slough Creek Camping

We moved camp to the "Serengeti of America"—Lamar Valley—but the trip almost ended in disaster. From a collapsed tent in the snow to crashing my drone 30 feet up a tree, Episode 2 of the Yellowstone Expedition was a wild ride! In this episode, we leave Madison Campground for the legendary Slough Creek. Along the way, we capture rare footage of a Black Bear crossing the river and shaking off, a coyote on the hunt, and the "aquatic songbird"—the American Dipper. We also deal with freezing 18-degree nights and a high-stakes drone recovery mission involving rocks and paracord. 📸 **Support the Channel www.ExploreWithJason.com for presets, prints, and exact wildlife locations. Subscribe to Allan at *Filming the Wild* for expert filmmaking tips! *Sponsors:* Killer Bees Coins : [killerbeescoins.com](http://killerbeescoins.com/) Living Well with Debbie L : DM on Instagram at DebbieLegler #Yellowstone #WildlifePhotography #NationalPark #DroneCrash #BlackBear #LamarValley #NatureDocumentary #YellowstoneExpedition 🕒 Expedition Timeline 0:00 – Previously on the Yellowstone Expedition... 0:46 – A Coyote on the hunt in the golden hour. 1:24 – *The American Dipper:* Photography tips for North America’s only aquatic songbird. 2:07 – *CAMP DISASTER:* The snow collapsed our tent (and we forgot to film it). 2:32 – Moving Day: Leaving Madison for the "Serengeti of America." 3:00 – Allan’s big moment at the Jackson Wild Film Festival. 5:57 – Arriving at *Slough Creek Campground* (Winning the campsite lottery). 6:23 – Setting up a massive tent solo: The Time-lapse. 7:06 – *Pro Tip:* Using bear lockers in grizzly country. 8:37 – Surviving an 18°F night (and a deflating mattress). 9:09 – Entering **Lamar Valley**: The premier spot for wolves. 10:31 – Spotting Mountain Goats on the northeast cliffs. 11:39 – *THE CRASH:* Why you should never look at the sun while landing a drone. 12:16 – Operation Drone Rescue: Rocks, paracord, and "baseball skills." 15:30 – *RARE FOOTAGE:* Black Bear crossing the river and shaking off. 16:41 – How to take "Environmental Shots" of 2,000lb Bison. 18:30 – Close encounter with a Pronghorn family. 19:33 – Beef Stew & Brotherhood: A "thank you" dinner for the rescue mission. 20:25 – Coming up: The search for wolves continues!