In Search of the Port Chatham Hairy Man (Portlock Alaska).
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2022
- This Documentary Film takes you along on an adventure to one of the most mysterious places on earth- the abandoned coastal town of Port Chatham, aka Portlock, Alaska. In September of 2018, Stephen Major of Extreme Expeditions Northwest, LLC led the first ever Bigfoot research team into Port Chatham (aka Portlock) Alaska in an attempt to obtain definitive proof of the existence of the Legendary Alaskan Bigfoot known as the Nantiinaq -"Hairy Man".
Additionally, we are very pleased to announce that our upcoming 3rd Annual Spokane Valley Sasquatch Roundup will be happening Saturday June 17th, 2023 from 9:00am to 5:30pm at the Spokane Valley Event Center. For tickets and information please visit www.exnorthwest.com
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30 minutes in and you guys have shown more of Portlock than the entire first season of "Alaskan Killer Bigfoot." This shows the difference between some slick-talking suit-wearing TV show executive's idea of how to film vs actual research enthusiasts. Well done and please keep these coming.
THAT JUST GOES TO SHOW THE WIDE VARIETY OF PEOPLE THAT HAVE COME HERE TO LISTEN TO THESE TYPES OF STORIES. AS FOR ME I DON'T GIVE A FUCK TO SEE THE TOWN I DON'T CARE WHAT THE TOWN LOOKS LIKE. I REALIZE THIS MOVIE IS NOT FINDING BIGFOOT OR SEEING BIGFOOT NOR CATCHING BIGFOOT ITS ABOUT
" THE IN SEARCH OF " HAIRY MAN ....
SO IT'S ABOUT THE HAIRY MAN IT'S ABOUT THE SEARCH FOR THE HAIRY MAN AND THAT'S IT A BUNCH OF PEOPLE TALKING AGAIN. SEE I DON'T CARE ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY I'VE BEEN WATCHING AND LISTENING TO BIGFOOT STORIES SINCE 2012 AND BASICALLY IT'S THE SAME REPETITIOUS BULLSHIT. TAKING MY OWN PERSONAL COUNTERS AND OF CONSIDERATION TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION OTHERS WHO I KNOW HAVE HAD ENCOUNTERS THEN I SEE THESE PEOPLE WHO DO THESE VIDEOS LIKE THIS AND I'M LIKE THESE PEOPLE HAVE NEVER HAD ENCOUNTER WITH A BIGFOOT. THEY WANT TO LOOK AT SOUND PROFESSIONAL BUT THEY HAVEN'T SHOWN YOU A DAMN THING. IN 6 MONTHS FROM NOW YOU'LL STILL BE ON THE EAT YOUR OWN ASS OR A BORE CONCEPT HERE CHASING YOUR TAIL WAITING WAITING ANTICIPATING TO SEE SOMETHING THAT YOU'LL NEVER SEE THROUGH THESE CLOWNS BECAUSE THEY ALL THEY DO IS TALK YOU TO DEATH.....
YOU SHOULD GO CHECK OUT HOW TO HUNT.COM ON RUclips OH BOY STEVE'S GOT TONS OF STORIES AND THEY'RE ALL REAL 90% OR BETTER OF THEM. BECAUSE YOU'RE HEARING PEOPLE GIVE THEIR FIRST HAND ENCOUNTER THEIR STORY. NOT LISTENING TO A BUNCH OF ONE OF THESE DIPSHITS WHO THINK THEY'RE A BUNCH OF RESEARCHERS ABOVE AND BEYOND ANYBODY ELSE OUT HERE IN THE WORLD RESEARCHING. WELL RESEARCHING THESE DAYS IS LIKE THE TABOO NAME OF BEING CALLED A SCIENTIST ANOTHER NAME FOR A CIRCLE JERK REACH AROUND LIE .....
This was From a few yrs ago as well...
@@ASwordoftheLordGod I heard through the grapevine RUclips shut Steve down for a week.
@@ASwordoftheLordGod see why your name is The Grump. You know what these people did that you didn’t? They ACTUALLY went, whether they’ve had an encounter or not. I don’t see you up there trecking around as a so called expert because you claim to have had an encounter 🙄
@@jeffslocum1925 Dave Paulidas had a video deleted last week , looks like big tech is after the truth speakers
Props to the hairy men and bears doing the camera work, they are great filmmakers.
Yeah I bet it was them turning the music hilariously loud so we cant hear them
A+
LMFAO I'm dying.
I'm Quileute from WA, but the cultures are all so common being absorbed by bigger tribes over the thousands of years. We have similar stories and lore that seem common, but are not. The term "se'sxac" means "wild man" in Salish. Now though, ppl call it "Sasquatch". Yes...the legend is a Salish lore. It does not mean anything hairy at all.
But if you go to the Pacific coast of WA and you will find tribes, including mine, that have ogre looking women. Not hairy men. She is called "Duskiya" - (ddus-kee-a) is the easiest way to say it in English. But she was covered in Seaweed, always had a back pack and wondered the woods at night to capture kids, take them home and eat them. She was also very tall. But she was also a children's tale to keep them in camp at night.
Also, these ppl don't know what they are talking about in those woods. They are literally on the tourist trails. Unless an animal is sick, ain't nothing coming to check you out in the day. They also talking about native things that aren't actually stuff we believe. You can take shit from an old building. He have no crazy crap like that. It's only in the Holy places and that land is no where near the holy places. The 2nd shack was built very recent too. And the fkn trees aren't dead either. He's an idiot. Wearing jeans in that wet...its pretty funny.
Then this dude point out grass bedding like elk and deer don't do that everyday. These guys are toddlers
Right I love how the camera work is never given any credit. But great work on the film.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just want to say that this expedition is so cool. The place looks as both beautiful and eerie and uncharted as it appears. Be safe out there and continue to provide shocking and amazing footages of what may appear to be a hairy men so that all of us back at home, and all over the world can get a little glimpse of your amazing adventure. Thankyou for doing what you do.
I love Alaska. I was there in 2005. I went to Ninilchik, Seward, Exit Glacier, (the bear claw marks in the trees were huge, up to the glacier) Salmon as long as me brushing up against my leg while fishing. The moose at midnight (still light out). He was a monster of a moose.
Bigfoot or not, it was an experience that I will never forget.
I enjoyed this documentary.
Thank you for your time. It brought back great memories for me.
Yeah bears in Alaska are giants.. I bet even sasquatch(of they exist of course) there are way bigger taller than any other place on the planet.
I live in Alaska and if this is bigfoot "research" then damn... I've been bigfoot researching for over 50 years and I didn't even know it.
Have you ever had any weird shenanigans while out in the wilds?
@@kipp1231 No I haven't. Many bear encounters, there is lots of them here, but nothing strange or unusual.
@@frankdarcy3610 50 yrs and nothing?
Maybe the hairy man doesn’t want you specifically to research him 😂
@@roz4747 I guess I shouldn't say nothing happens. When you have something rummaging around your camp in the middle of the night and you jump out of the tent to chase it off, most often you can't see what it is. Bears are very common and Bigfoot encounters are very rare. For sure I would love to come face to face with one. That would be awesome. It just hasn't happened.
City folk don't understand that when you spend enough time in the woods, inexplicable stuff starts to happen. Last summer hiking with my dog, we both heard the sound of a big tree being smashed 3 times in a row. Not cut, not broken. Smashed. One's 1st thought is that you're hearing a tree falling down. But I've heard and seen trees fall since I work in landscaping and have felled trees myself. This sound was different and exactly as I describe it. The sound was a distinct smashing, like something big was punching or chopping wood with its hands! I'm not crazy because my dog heard it too. I was too afraid to go investigate it. I wish I wasn't such a wuss. The experience was surreal.
Maybe it’s good that you didn’t investigate it, “Scared men never die, they’re too afraid to!” 🤣
Great job guys . This was so much better than any tv show I’ve learned more from you all than those guys on that tv show.
Never give the main defensive weapon(or any for that matter) to an untrained party member. He panics you're done. He also had a bad habit of walking around with his finger on the trigger while he was navigating the bush.
The art of the safety guy being afraid of drowning gave me all the info I needed.
Yeah and why aren’t they carrying bear spray? That stuff is NARLY ☠️
I also thought that was inappropriate. He certainly showed no skills carrying.
@@loriegosnell9355 they are all carrying bear spray.
@@loriegosnell9355 Someone commented that they all had some.
Anthony here, Glasgow. I've been researching Sasquatch and the paranormal since 1977 (I'm 63). I've never seen a more thorough, professional and yes, entertaining investigation in my time. The addition of fresh faced youngsters and seasoned veterans really made for a wonderful balance. Haste Ye back, E.E.N. 🍀🌹🍀
STOP LYING! Are you telling me you absolutely have no hearing? That utterly dreadful and mind-numbing music on the production ruined my entire day if not my entire week! These some snot - nosed amateurs on the production and sound crew! Good grief!
@@victorspresence1263 if you're THIS upset over a bit of music on a documentary I suggest you stop watching and GET OUT MORE, dude. Sheesh😳
@@victorspresence1263 I was about to say how awful the music was, it ruined it for me. So unnecessary! No music needed at all.. I found the film a let down, too little time on the ground. I'm going to rewatch survivorman bigfoot 😂
@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 but the music did spoil it though, so loud and unnecessary 😂
At least this was realistic/ I’m surprised they didn’t 1- stay on land , 2 didn’t experience any water phenomenon, fire, strange smells or howling. They also did not investigate any broken tree structures that are common w natinaq- again the realism is admirable and appreciated .
By not experiencing any of that stuff makes believe it was all done with a green screen.
Realistic l? No sorry it’s fake
Seems to be more about the film-making than serious investigation. Has a "reality show" vibe.
I'm 15 minutes into this and I've already heard about how the two younger members are younger and less experienced three separate times. Could it be, maybe, that they've never been out on an expedition like this before? I sure wish someone would tell us a fourth time.
plus she had no idea about tree peeking. right. she knew about tree breaks. lol. another money making nothing burger
And glad they gave the inexperienced guy the 12 gauge shotgun. That's what I like when I'm in the backcountry, an inexperienced person with a firearm.
They wanted to make sure we really, really know, they know nothing about anything. The way he handles a firearm is scary. They just had to squeeze millennials in somewhere.
And the age is totally irrelevant too. No need shove it down viewers throats so many times. What's age got to do with this research? Does it make it more credible or less integrity?
@@jajaja7I very much agree !
Thank ya’ll for posting this video and taking all of us along with you.
What would be really neat is if somebody or say 2 people spent the entire night in Port Lock. Stay in one of those abandoned buildings, walk around town at night a bit. You never know maybe the hairy man sleeps in these buildings when it rains? Wouldn't surprise me if he did
i’ve been a ufologist for over a decade from my research Bigfoot/Sasquatch is a global phenomenon he is a Alien/EXTRATERRESTRIAL with highly advanced technologies like cloaking technology, spaceships & orbs! He is as real as you and I. People say he is more spiritual than anything but he’s not he just has advanced technologies where he can teleport or disappear on a dime this is why humanity has not been able to catch or kill Bigfoot
I thought that is what they said they were going to do at the beginning of the expedition....I was extremely disappointed and felt ripped off. And is being loud and conspicuous standard protocol for bigfoot hunting?
@@rodneyvburnett that was probably the plan but when they got there they chickened out.
@@rodneyvburnett Well, being loud and conspicuous IS standard protocol in BEAR country and I have a sneaking suspicion that they were indeed in bear country.... yes?
Wow, Mary Beth is stunning!
And those mossy trees look magical.
I really enjoyed this. Surprised myself that I didn't stop after the first 15-30 min. Felt like I was part of the team. Only thing that surprised me was Larry Baxter. Being landlocked is no excuse for not learning to swim.
The cinematography is amazing. Beautifully shot.
I lived in Alaska for 17 years and heard of this story multiple times. Had a Native friend that recounted many tales of Hairy Man. I also am an Anthropologist so I guess I naturally believe in the Hairy Man too.
Bigfoot/Sasquatch is an extraterrestrial being with highly advanced technologies!!! I’m sure you heard of the Alaskan triangle then if you lived in Alaska for 17 years? With all the hundreds of disappearances and abductions that happen in that state it’s just mind boggling 🙏👣🛸
@@AlienFactor what's really mind boggling is the amount of people who talk about the "Alaskan Triangle" that don't know even basic facts about Alaska. As soon as I hear that phrase I know the person saying it is completely full of shit
What part of Alaska did you live in?
@Alien and after reading your other comment about bf not liking firearms, according to your hypothesis on them, walking around without a firearm would be a fools errand.
@@scentlessapprentice88 I would never go out amongst BF without a weapon. I am not sure where you git that but I wouldn't indiscriminately just kill one. But I also am not stupid. I don't hunt but that doesn't mean I don't carry protection. I don't know where you got your assumption!
Somebody needs to build a protective cabin so you can stay overnight and get proper research of the area, think the area would become very active at night, great video, keep up the good work you do and keep it real folks!
Love these programs, loads of talking and FA happens. But I like the enthusiasm and the Alaskan wilderness 👍🏻
Lol, yes. But agreed, I also appreciate the energy that bigfoot believers have.
My issue with this program is why they didn't just pull up to the towns waterfront instead of trekking through a couple miles of over growth.
I was thinking the same thing.
Hey Robin with tracking you don't go where the Humans have been but where the wildlife now is. The Bigfoot was only terrorising the settlement (that's where the humans were). Remember he said in the debrief they were the prey. All the time they were walking through the over growth they were leaving a scent trail. Predators will hunt the prey.
Really enjoyed watching your experience, beautiful place
I really enjoyed this, the team did a great job and kept me interested the whole time, wish it was longer!!!😎😎😎
Pleased to see the safety instructions throughout every part of the trip and trial of wetsuits in order to get aboard the boat. Its really underrated but absolutely necessary for EVERY trip. Great documentary.
If you've been in the backcountry, you'll know most of the safety instructions they give are not great. They hand the inexperienced guy a 12 gauge shotgun, The only instruction is to explain how the safety works. That's insane.
The music is very annoying.
Not as much as the camera man trying to be a Bigfoot
That's exactly why I came into comments! Interesting show, terrible sound. It actually makes me want to stop watching altogether which is a shame.
Didn't annoy me till I read your comment.lol.now I can't unhear it...
I personally enjoyed the music. Added an eerie element and good for transitioning scenes.
Use mute?
Absolutely ridiculous. Watching the big dude hit the tree with the club three times really quick was hilarious. They are making so much noise.
Making a lot of noise is a must if you wanna see these things
Letting them know you're there is mandatory
Really nice adventure guys!! Can't wait to see more!!!
Question. How do you expect to find any evidence or have any experiences if you're not actually staying? Going in for a couple hours at a time is absolutely ridiculous if in fact you're wanting to actually have an experience and answers to the questions you proposed at the beginning.
This was nothing more than a glorified field trip for students needing "field time".
Go with 3-4 people and stay for at least a week or two in the wilderness. Your chances are far greater. I really don't understand what you guys/girls thought you would find in such a short time.
They made a documentary. xD
Financing problem maybe?
These shows are not made to find anything. Only to make someone money.
I been saying this for awhile. Go to a Hotspot and stay until you get actual evidence. 🙄
That's exactly what I was thinking as well......A LOT if not most encounters happen at night for one thing ....And also when you're wandering around the entire time doesn't give an elusive creature much time to STAKE YOU out !....Predators are usually ambush and try to hit you when your guard is down.
agreed...have the Captain park the boat way offshore for 10 days or so. start up some generators, chop a few trees down, slaughter a huge pig and start a big fire. the Hairy Man will get annoyed and show you off. this docu/drama was a "Moneymaker"
For so many years living here in Alaska and being half Athabascan from Chitina in the copper River valley I was skeptical of Sasquatch or what my people in The Ahtna region call "Bush Indian". it's truly amazing how 1 single encounter can change a skeptical mind into an open mind that now believes in all of the stories my elders told me, and that my grandma Rose who was born and raised in The village Chitina told me. I hope that all of you skeptics out there get to experience the same thing I did, and realize that there really is a 9-10 feet tall hairy manlike creature in the remote woods of Alaska.
Where was your encounter?
i’ve been a ufologist for over a decade from my research Bigfoot/Sasquatch is a global phenomenon he is a Alien/EXTRATERRESTRIAL with highly advanced technologies like cloaking technology, spaceships & orbs! He is as real as you and I. People say he is more spiritual than anything but he’s not he just has advanced technologies where he can teleport or disappear on a dime this is why humanity has not been able to catch or kill Bigfoot
@@AlienFactor aliens are fake. Ufos are made by the government. Earth is flat. Yes sasquatch has powers they are descendants of nephilim watchers of the forest. They are not apes they are not aliens but more like humans. The government hides them from us. Aliens are all a lie to keep you away from the truth that we didnt evolve.
Same, I'm Salish. You still live up that way? What tribe was there originally? I know the far peninsula was "left to the spirits" and why no tribe put down roots there
Check out Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch. He’s a Tribal Member and has some really scary Stories about the Hairy Man. He’s just trying to warn People. He’s not in it for Money, Fame, or anything else.
I'm really liking this video and they are taking this serious I had to laugh the guy with the shotgun is on point man both hands on the gun looks like he's waiting for Bigfoot to jump out at any moment hahhaha made me laugh I do love the video great job
Wonderfully done and the video quality is amazing!
The music was overwhelming in spots, but the scenery and cinematography was awesome! The best evidence for the Hairy Man was the abrupt change in ripe berry patches, and absence of bear scat, over the initial research area. Also, the upright walking humanoid shape on the Flip, waving his arms to shoo away the red haired lady eating all his berries😉.
Lol 😂😂
oh I was not aware that hairy men do not eat blueberries
If I'd been on that expedition, I obviously would've wanted to keep my wits about me and be able to concentrate on the surrounding areas.. So I'd have made sure not to walk directly behind Mary Beth.
You know I thought I was the only one to notice that. I completely agree. I would have completely missed the once in a lifetime chance encounter with the Woolybugger having Mary Beth walking in front of me. The Neanderthal in me...smh. 😉
@@Heyhey2545 I'm a heterosexual woman, and I would be distracted 🤫
I'll be honest she kept me focused not gonna lie haha
@@DeshaunTaylor Oh, she kept me focused alright.. Just not on the surrounding areas! 😀
😂🤣😂🤣😂
I wonder if the first flir image was of a large grizzly bear standing up to see? Pretty intriguing….My Gods what beautiful country! What a treat for this expedition team to travel up there and walk through that ancient forest!
Addendum: Cudo’s to the older and heavy set members for slogging up the mountain, through thick brush and forest…👏🏻
Bigfoots/aliens is definitely in these woods from my research
It most certainly is beautiful and inspirational. I just don't understand how people see regions like this as 'horrifying', as one member pointed out. I guess some can't get past seeing it for what it is or, perhaps, what it is not --a "happy-cheery" sunny beach. All the better, keeps most away. Being from Seattle, I've seen many people come and go, once they realize the Northwest atmosphere is not for them.
Very entertaining, great camera work, good music, spectacular location. Looking forward to the next film.
Excellent
Thanks for making such an amazing documentary
Keep these coming.
I'm a skeptic and mainly watch these type of things for the scenery. Spectacular. Thank you.
Everyone is until they have an experience. Dsve paulides missing 411
Skeptic Why?
@@gordongarrett6229 Why not? There are no real proofs
So in my conclusion this was a fishing show/history lesson /hiking adventure…thought it was about the hairy man
Great work. Incredible film!
Just watch your video. Extremely impressed. Your last footage that was nothing on the new camera , to me was interesting and spooked me at the same time. It didn't even take a picture of game that kind of gave me goosebumps on the back of my neck. No joke I would have to take that as a big plus.
Wasn't the town abandoned in 1950? What makes you think "The Hairy Man" is still there? Wouldn't he be dead by now? Or moved on since his (or family of them) prey left. And what's with giving Shaggy the shotgun? Shouldn't he be on point not behind people? This is not a team I'd ever investigate with.
No bullets in gun and harry get his Mail there at the Post Office
Dead by now? A wild species knows how to survive in the wild. Not saying you're wrong about the possibility of it being dead or not really existing, but you never know what's out here until you go out there.
When they decimate an area of their food source, they have to move on.
Good observation. a hunting guide, says some weekend hunters don't know to carry long guns pointing down.
The people were not the food source as they were ripped apart, not eaten. That and they were there before the humans arrived. Must have been a food source already there, salmon, berries, shellfish, dear, ect.
I am sure that this group had an interesting time. However, It is obvious that they know little or nothing about Sasquatch. They had a very minor knowledge of the hairy man. Besides everything else they were totally unprepared for the danger they were in. To think that they could capture a big foot with a trail cam is incredibly naïve based on what is known about them at this point. Plus allowing two days time to look for a creature that hasn’t been observed by people who spent years in the forest. It is only lately that people are beginning to have significant observations of the Bigfoot clans. That is because of several serious researchers describing known habits and methods of hiding. That doesn’t even touch the supernatural capabilities observed by hundreds if not thousands of people. It was a documentary worth watching but was not a serious attempt to investigate Sasquatch.
I am watching them walk around and point at rotted lower limbs of dead tree's.
I think these guys knew precisely what to do. They basically wanted to make a polished, artistic (both aesthetically and technically) perfect presentation. I don't think they were really *that* into serious "Saquatchism" and as part of this effort, they spent some regulation time at and around deserted Port Chatham. I don't think that any predator, including Sasquatch, would linger around its old haunts especially if its prey had deserted the place for a considerable amount of time; it would have definitely moved on to other locales. And this group was betting on that hunch, too, I guess. In the process they shot a lot of good footage, which was edited down to a beautifully-controlled Presentation, interesting enough for newbies and armchair enthusiasts (like us) to get a share of the excitement, to glimpse the raw nature of Alaska and also hope to get a fleeting shot at capturing a menacing creature on film.
:-)
Honestly the best way to find Bigfoot is to let him find you. Don't hunt for him. Just go camping or fishing and let him become interested. The best sightings are from ppl going about their business.
I wonder how much grant money they received to take the family to Alaska on vacation. Great idea I might take my grandkids /eastern expedition team to Disneyland in search of the Great North American Mouse.
They should have camped onshore. Maybe smear bacon grease on one of them. LOL!
Very good. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Keep searching.
Very cool. Love the soundtrack
Great start. It’s time for another expo ! Loose the kids and get a couple experienced team members.
Probably should sleep on the island.
Real interesting, better than a lot of high tech film crews. You guys gave the feeling that you were being watched, stalked even. The big hairy folk are real smart, they probably were following your every move. Looks like the ideal place for Bigfoot to live. So brave of you all to be willing to come face to face with these large creatures. Respect to all of you.
Face to face?
@@mcfokkinw I’m guessing by the word ‘willing’ they mean they’re willing to come face to face with them. Not that they ever did.
Thank you... i enjoyed the video, wish i could do a search it looks fun and exciting, love the ship
Thank You, Looking forward to your return.
I would assume if you were meant to be prey it wouldn’t hurt to be a little more heavily armed. If you are mauled or eaten your hairy man evidence might not leave Chatham.
I'm thinking get rid of that shotgun with all the toys and get a .45/70. Ask any Alaska native.
Tom Jackson, True That Comment, Just Got Done Listening To A Young Alaskan Native, Born & Raised, True Hunter. Talk About His Encounter, W/The Big Harry Man. (One of His Many Experiences With These monsters), It's On Bigfoot Odyssey. It Aired This Past Wednesday, January 19th 2022, His Name Is Fred. You Can Feel TRUTH!!!, In His Voice. AND! It Happened about 15 years ago. & is Barely Speaking About, A True Twilight Zone. I Couldn't & Wouldn't Have Ever Wished That On Anyone. I Know Bigfoot Exist. I Witnessed One 44 years ago. In Black Hills, South Dakota.
@@sallyjimenez8235 I thought I saw one there a few yrs ago but I don't tell anybody cuz I'm not sure.
Bigfoot do not like guns!
And which Bigfoot did you discuss that with? Lol. How would you know what they like and do not like because we are all going off the assumption that these things are individuals just like us. Some may not while others could care less whether you have one. Intuitive as we think they are, maybe they can sense what your intentions are with one..I would love to see a documentary where they don't actually look for it but rather go to places where witnesses had their encounters and just camp out..that being said, I would never walk around in Chatham woods without a firearm.. Too many what ifs.. Big brown and black what ifs as well as moose.
Beans looks like he's the security for a donut shop.
He does look like it's his first hiking since probably 2 years after binge eating all that time.
Got his eye on that 3 doz over there .
Really enjoyed this video, very interesting.
It seems that me that if the Harry Man exists on that island he/she rolled their eyes the minute your boat landed. The lack of wilderness experience of the “team”, the noise you all made hiking, and the short time you spent on the Island were likely to get chuckles from the illusive creature. Heck- the leader was wearing blue jeans? Who does that in the wet wilderness?
Excellent presentation. I really enjoyed the "unstaged", realistic approach and content. Good job ladies and gents!
Except that some of the first stuff I noticed was staged -- like at 23:45, for instance. He comes up the hill, stops and looks around (as if he's the first of the group to reach that spot)...seemingly not noticing that the cameraman is already there, filming him doing it. That shot wasn't 'staged?' Or at 28:57, when the 'lead' guy suddenly walks into view, stops, and calls back that he 'thinks he sees a building up ahead.' The cameraman was already there to capture the whole scene, beforehand (that scene wasn't even naturalistic, at all). It's easy to miss or forget, but remember that everything you see, the shot was set up first and the cameraman was there, already -- even though we're supposed to forget he even exists and that all this stuff is just happening 'spontaneously.' I could also have done without the annoying (and often-excessively-loud) music. Just like in a church alter call, if you have to emotionally enhance your message with music, then you really don't have much of a message. I'd much prefer it with far less music and more of just the natural sounds of the scene.
@@noahhyde8769 nope, you really haven't watched it have you....troll. SAD.
Lol
@@noahhyde8769 Gigantopithecus is not extinct it roams the forest of the Pacific Northwest of the United States and in Boggy Creek Fouke, Arkansas.
I have seen other videos that this guy has done going back a few years. They seem to search the same area again. Just the surrounding woods around Port Chatham. The legend of the hairy man and all those people disappearing, all that happened up in those mountains behind Port Chatham. Hunters would go up into those mountains hunting dall sheep, deer and moose and never return. when search parties went searching for them they would find their mutilated bodies up in the mountainous areas behind Port Chatham.... The mutilations were not done by teeth or claws.. and it seemed that predators would not go near these bodies. if they expect to find the hairy man or real evidence of it they're going to have to go back in those mountains
Alaska is truly a beautiful place! I miss it.
Loved it well done much better then the TV shows
I love your movies, please go back to Portlock!!!!! It was fascinating!
The scariest thing about this whole trip was giving that skinny guy a shotgun. I wouldn’t even trust him with a BB gun.
If he saw a charging moose or bear, he’d probably drop his gun and run screaming “Zoinks!!”
At least make sure that the guy who's holding the shotgun is familiar with firearm safety.. no way would I want to be anywhere close to him. No muzzle control, finger near the trigger and instead of being in front with the firearm, he's behind people covering them with the muzzle...ugh....
The trip and the adventure is the real experience and excitement!
Thank you for the video! More Please!
Check 🤡 with his finger on the shotgun’s trigger, and no barrel control, as he casually sanders around the others and the woods - that right there is the scariest thing in Portlock 🤦♂️
Yeah I noticed that too.
But may be its not loaded.
@@nitinkumar7329 that’s not consoling - treat all firearms as if they’re loading - don’t be barrel sweeping ppl with finger on trigger. If he fell or tripped in the woods holding the firearm like that…..That kind of inexperience is a recipe for disaster.
@@nitinkumar7329 Loaded weapons when they stepped ashore, unloaded before going to boat.
He got his firearms training from Alec Baldwin.
First time with a real firearm.
Love to be there with you guys..beautiful place ..need to leave game cameras there for at least 3 months
You guys are out here crushing it.
Wow loving every second so far 👍🖤👍
I enjoyed this very much! I hope I get to see more of these in the near future however I was a little disappointed that the team didn't camp on land. I feel like that impacted the possibility of picking up something on audio or experiencing more if the hairy man was indeed out there.
Exactly.
If I recall correctly the history of Portlock abandonment involved strange attacks and noises. People were lost in the woods. People were killed. In wild areas you respect all of nature. There are still many unknowns in the wilderness. It's not only confirming hairy man exists. There are groups who specialize in studying our many vastly unknown parts of earth. One piece I know a bit more about is the ocean. You're not going to hang out overnight on land if the last person left because he got too close to being killed. Be safe. There isn't always enough safety in numbers.
This is a real real expedition! I so enjoyed this show. You guys are very clear and attentive to your work in the search for The Hairy Man! A great documentary and I like the way everyone presented themselves, no phony baloney, but real-real documentary! Hope you come back soon, so looking forward to another expedition with you guys!
A real expedition would have been dropped of with a 60 day supply of food and a good shelter set up and no more then 4 people in the group camping out there waiting on them to come check them out . Lose the luxuries and sleep ur ass on the wood line for a month or so
What was documented?
That hairy man is a great film maker. Nice shots of the scenery
Great video guys!!
Thank you for your work. I couldn’t help but keep thinking about how the last person left 71 years ago, meaning that whatever creature or creatures were terrorizing Portlock, has to be at least 71 years old plus. That creature may not even still be alive. I’m leaning towards believing that these Sasquatch type creatures do exist. Best wishes in your field research with regards to Sasquatch
@Ed Korsa watching Alaskan Killer Bigfoot, I’m inclined to believe that the Portlock Nantiinaq is more paranormal than only physical. Is that your belief as well? I’m old, never had a BF adventure and very curious!
@Ed Korsa I don’t question that at all. I personally have had paranormal experiences and I have no doubt that spirits or something exists beyond explanation. My uncle and his hunting buddy as well as a couple other friends of mine have all shared their experiences with regards to Sasquatch. The creature that was terrorizing the community I suspect was a Sasquatch. I have no doubt that there is more than one. These creatures exist and I also believe each one has its own personality. The one in Portlock seams to have had a bad attitude. I’m just curious if that one is still alive.
Ohio d. N. R tells you what to do if you run into them. Wow
Yes, that was one of the first things I was thinking too. Everyone was leaving during the mid to late 40's. If that thing was 15, 20, 25, 30 yrs old at that time, add another 75 years onto it. So the thing is 90-100 years old now. Unless there was a baby of it that has taken its place, I'm not sure that the same one, or any of one is sill around. (and also, around the 58:35 mins mark.... "I've travelled all the way to Alaska, stumbled for hours through the bush, am soaked from head to toe, am tired, doing everything I can just to find a Bigfoot. When I finally see something though my scope, I forget to press the record button".... Really? Oh yeah, 1:18:00, I also bought a brand new camera and have no clue how to use it. Come on, did you even know you were going on this trip?) Overall, I thought this program was Ok, but they certainly had a few manmade hicups during it.
Really don't think they were expecting to running into a 71 year old 8 foot Ape. There were multiple creatures terrorizing the town; this more than suggests there is or was a population of them living there. As for leaning towards their existence, we'll thanks for your possible acknowledgment of their existence.. everyone is a skeptical gangster until they actually run into one in the woods or crossing a rural road.
Loved this, Loved the cast, all of them. Like to see more of the same . Thanks to all involved.
Great video guys thank you for sharing
Greetings from germany. This documentary was realy well put together and very nice to watch.
I'm not sure why you'd set out on an expensive adventure purely looking for evidence and then forget to hit "record". I thought they were staying on shore. Don't get me wrong I wouldn't either but...
Complete lack of professionalism. One 'experienced' researcher forgets to hit 'record' while the other forgets to test his camera. Hope the young ones got laid for their $5,000 trip.
You did a good job putting together this documentary.. good editing and transitions.
I really don't think the Sasquatch were there! Just because the Sasquatch were there years ago doesn't mean they are still there now. I live on the coast of WA and have met MANY people that have seen them. One guy I know seen a WHITE Sasquatch many years ago when he was walking home late one night. I have never seen one but see what they can do to trees. Just the other night I met a retired FED. and I asked him if he was ever sent to peoples sightings. He said no, but one night when he was looking for poachers at night he had a tree branch hit his truck when he was parked on a dead end spur road. When he got out he heard another branch hit his truck. Then he used his flashlight to see what was doing it, and a small branch almost hit his light. That's when he got the hell out of there! After talking to him he said he really thinks they are real! I have another story about an old friend that shot a Mexican when he thought he was a bear! The retired FED told me he was on that case! Let me know if you want to hear it!
Wow people who like this crap need to get a life.
What was documented?
Cool documentary, now we need a part 2.
Such a beautiful place. Wish I was with you guys.
Lots of rookie mistakes here.
You gotta understand that right from the onset ,an " expedition" searching for Nantinaak, will fail....too many bodies, too much noise,. Lack of an overnight onshore campout...etc..the moment you bring a boat within a quarter mile of the portlock shore... bigfoot has ran for the hills...lol...! Setting up minimum 5 miles from shore and sleeping in the woods
With 2 ppl maximum...for no less than 90 days , would undoubtedly yield solid " bring back" evidence..you have to be willing to remain down wind and a hundred % silent for up to 8 hrs at a time!!!.... conducting any other business while in the woods is your best chance of attracting them....they are curious by nature...if you appear to be doing something other than conducting a " recon" to search for them...they will potentially come to treepeek..... and yep, bringing woman, is another great bet...they are always an item of curiosity!! An interesting doc nonetheless...😊.
You think they want a killer Sasquatch coming in on them , there is a reason they do it wrong ! They don’t want the smoke that comes along with that .
You should put a team together and go show us how it's done. Otherwise you are just another arm chair Quarterback.
@@pingcho ........... Shhhh.
@@daviddesrochers9439 yeah...you go camp for 90 days 5 miles from shore and show us how it's done. And bring us that definitive proof of nantinaak or whatever you called it. Lmfao
Baby ,you write like someone desperate of his life!!! Why don't you ask those peoples just shot their heads???, Do you know that beefee not a child's game??? Peoples died over there ,do you see that if two peoples stay not less than 90 days,they will meet the beefee than get married and stay happily ever after??? You talking here about life and dead,who want to be your first Victim oopppsss your Volunteer .
Don't eat dem eggs ! Seriously, I really enjoyed this. Brave people to go there. I wouldn't. Stay safe and make more videos !
This is an interesting documentary. Good work.🙂
Music for this is extremely evocative & good.
Well done expedition in one of the most dangerous bigfoot sighting locations known. I'm so glad you didn't stay overnight, it's too risky.
I would say by far this is the best big foot expedition film production ever made. Everything shown in this film made the fullest logical sense and every day plan was carried out perfectly well. I hope there will be a re-visiting trip to achieve some definite footage of the Hairy Man
You so funny. Yeti.
Don't get around much, do ya?
@@metalhead9849 how u know
You must be easily pleased, jesus, its fucking awful. There's way better shows, check out Les Stroud survivorman and Alaskan killer bigfoot
Love this was great do more
This was well made. Great camera, I felt I was with you!
I'm always amazed that people think they can find bigfoot by making as much noise as possible while trampling through the woods!
You have to let them know someone is there. Make lots of noise, then stay put for several days. Make lots of noise. Its mandatory
@@gordongarrett6229 they already know you are in their Area. Making Tree Knocks or Whooping is Stupid.
It would have been good to see these guys wearing front and rear mounted camera's, who knows what they might have captured without even realising.
Seriously if they think they're seeing one in front of them, there's a good chance there's one or two behind them
That was brilliant, wish i could go on one of these trips out !
Very very interesting documentary, thanks!
You fella's have done AMAZING doco's and research, very much appreciated, Thankyou for all your many hours of ground work. God Bless 🙏🏾 & much ❤️ from Down Under 🇦🇺🦘.
Not sure what was funnier the Gorton Fishermans home defense 12 guage, beans 27 inch .44 mag pistol that would take 6 people to shoot or beans again forgetting to hit record on the flir. Dude what the fock!?!?!?!
You forgot "Not testing the camera." Idiots. How do they call themselves pros and forget a trivial thing like that?
What a great adventure would love to be there, you need to spend more time out there, backpack in move camp every day go deeper and deeper carrying all the necessary gear it can be done, that’s the only way thanks for the video this was awesome👍👍👍
Very cool!
This expedition could have been organised a lot better than it was.
Clowns
Just started the video. This looks awesome, can’t wait to watch it all. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put this together!
Get a life man
Looks like lots of fun.
Really enjoyed the video...
This was a wonderfully done doc/film, thoroughly enjoyable, camera work was great and the music too @1:19:56 there was a whoop! Unless it was added in ? Fantastic work!
Very nice catch, i hear it at 1:19:53 for some reason.
It's at 1:19:54
@@surfsup5757 Don't worry guys, I emailed Google and I'll get to the bottom of this time sequence problem if it's the last thing i do
It was obviously from the sierra sounds
Only in America can you have “ahab walking through a forest with his oilskin hat and shot gun” ….with action music !! 🤪🤪🤪😂🤣😂.
Up to that point it was a more “Scientifically balanced approach” to the serous topic of Sasquatch research. I had to laugh guys 🤣😂 thanks.
Apart from that it was interesting, thank you posting I look forward to seeing more (just leave ahab out if it 😵💫🤩😂🤣).
When they found those bones, I was worried there was a Dracula out there too.
Lol I wrote in my comment about Abe Lincoln's grandson with the Morton's Fisherman hat. Glad I'm not the only one who noticed it. "Ahab"...good call hahaha...
You mean Captain "Rambo" Ahab ???? He was the highlight of the show. Best part..... Balance walking across a wet fallen log.. One slip and boom.... Hope the safety was still on. This was a fun watch. Lots of crazy stuff.
I wouldn't mind taking an Expedition like this. Sign me up. I'd go.
Great job. Enjoyed the investigation