So great to hear a fellow mountaineers story. I'm one county south from ya and yes they are here, it's scary when you see one for the first time. Not just in the mountains North of us. I'm like you, now I'm very curious and do all kinds of research and listen to all Cams stories along with a few others.Stay safe Brandon
Yes sir my encounter was with three at different points within 300 yards and one another they were funneling in the deer and I was sitting at a ambush point they were there whistling back and forth it was a hell of a experience
@@dewaynemarcionette6112 welcome to the Bigfoot club. The club of no return! I've had 1, 2 wood knocking back n forth, 3 running off(must have been a parent and little ones.... The big 1 I've seen was 8ft tall 600lbs!
I needed this story tonight... My dog of 14 years just passed yesterday. I had raised him from the minute he was born (my other dog that I still own is his Mother). Thanks for everything you do Cam.
Much love brother. I saw this & just had to reply because I have been there. They are much more than pets. There are part of the family! Just wanted you to know People care!!
Dear Don so sorry about your dog 💔💦. It is a terrible loss. So sorry for his Momma too 💞. I cry just thinking about it. I cry thinking about losing my Catahoula Leppard dog, HENRY, some day too. Last year I almost did lose him. He suddenly became diabetic and if it weren't for my brother helping me with his emergency hospital bill well, he'd have died. Now he's almost completely blind too. But I am so lucky, and thank God, that Henry is still here with me. He's a good boy, and I know yours was too❣what was his name? I will say a little prayer for you and Momma dog tonite. Take care.
Mr. Cam, Your pups and critters don't bother me at all. I think they blend reality into the stories and for me who can only cats it helps me remember when I did have dogs. Thank you for your work. PS My cats are 13-14 lb Maine Coon mixes.
All I can say after yesterday is thank you so much Cam. This is so much needed right now. We are going to kick back and enjoy the show with all of your people!!
I must have missed something, "yesterday"? Hope all is well, I was focused on my Son's Birthday yesterday and I avoid Mainstream News Media. I have one of my degree majors in Journalism and thus, my knowledge of exactly what and how the News Media is doing in their manipulations of information, creating such a negative divide and generally applying unethical ideas that have/are causing people such negative experiences, creating fears, and generally causing the collective vast anxiety, all while controlling their thoughts and enjoying extreme profits from the misery of it all. Oddly, my other major and additional post grad studies involved Sociology. I have the necessary education and research/studies/experience to diagnose behavior traits and particular Personality Disorders. Best Wellbeing ...
Always perfect timing! Love hearing your voice 💙💜💚 Loner sasquatch are loners for a good reason, they don't get along well with others. I think those are the most dangerous. Who can say what his intentions were.
Great set of stories. I've found myself missing you the last couple of days. I guess it's true, as others have said, we've gotten attached to you, your calm voice, and these stories.
Chump...Cam let the poor boy enjoy life while he can. We all have expiration dates. Don’t rush it. And you already know we all LOVE your dogs and chickens and anything else you decide to introduce us to!! Thank you.
I loved all of the stories, but the last one was awesome. I truly enjoyed Brandon's story in Hurricane, WV as I was born in a small town not far from the area. It is very mountainous and full of caves and underbrush. Also, I lived in Winston-Salem, NC for 10 years. I can visualize Jason's camping experience.
@@brandonferrell828 I listened to your story again. It is quite awesome! I was born and raised in Dunbar, WV. The woods did not surround my home, but were across the railroad tracks. When growing up, I played in those woods. If I knew then what I know now about what is in the woods, I would not consider playing in them.
@@romangedz730 I know where Sod is in WV Roman. Well, my goodness. It is nice to meet another person from WV on this channel. Every Thanksgiving I rent a "cabin in the rough" in WV and spend the time sitting in front of a roaring fire (when I get one to burn - Ha!) reading and just enjoying the beauty of the area. I love WV. Just completed a memorial garden in Dunbar in memory of my family that were some of the earliest pioneers - about 1806. Actually, they are credited with owning about all of what is now Dunbar.
GREAT ENCOUNTER STORIES CAM!! OF COURSE THEY ALWAYS ARE!! Thank You To Everyone who shared their stories with Cam so he could share them with us, HIS PEOPLES!!! I hope everyone is doing good and y'all are alright!!! Cam, Please Take Care of Yourself And Your Family!! Be Careful And Stay Safe Out There!!! Until next time...HERE I GO!!!
Your vids are perfect man! The intro music, the way you read, the relaxed, and friendly vibes you get when listening. Keep up the great work buddy. Take care! From: -West Virginia-
Hello from Florida! Once again thank you. Your journal stories are the only thing that beats your narration of others stories! I’m trying to get others to understand these readings are just, if not more, entertaining then a movie that gives you the imagination instead of giving you the opportunity to use your own! Be blessed and stay healthy. Cindy
God Bless Old Chunk ... from the bottom of my heart I so understand coaching a senior Dog when their are young at heart that the old body has to play catch up!
@@elizabethsunflower8858 yes mam. I have a cat that will be 15 years old in May. I'm not sure how much longer she will be here. It has saddened me beyond any words that can explain. She is totally different right now, slow moving, not able to jump up high. I pray for her. She has been my friend and a good, good friend. Sometimes I ask God why can't animals live even longer lives and continue to be healthy too. 😔
You've had several stories about trees in the road, haven't you? One time I was horseback riding and got creeped out. It was too quiet, and sounded like pebbles being tossed at me. Thought I got a whiff of a skunk, and decided I didn't want my clumsy horse spooking it and getting us sprayed. As I was leaving the area I found a huge tree, green with lots of branches, across the dirt logging road I had ridden in on about half an hour prior. I had to go into the woods on the side to go around the tree and get out, and my horse was starting to freak out a bit. The tree had been broken off and set there- no drag marks. In my soul I knew exactly what had put it there. I galloped the horse home and never went back.
heARtMY~ That’s kinda spooky . Wonder why they do that blocking trails with a tree. Is it to slow u down , like setting up an ambush? Or is it to try to deter u from coming to that area? Seems to me they wouldn’t waste their energy to do that for nothing. Not sure how large the tree was, could it have been a juvenile messing with u ? Who knows, but have heard of them doing this behavior from others also. I agree with u not going back to that area. Thank u for sharing your experience!
@@dyamano It was a huge Ponderosa. If I make a circle with my arms by grabbing the opposite wrist, that's how big around. It would have been really heavy. I couldn't see one end at all, and the other end was broken off jaggedly a few yards off the lower side of the road in some thick brush. Getting past it on a horse was really difficult and slow. To be honest with you, there was a family of them that lived on that mountain. I saw the parents once, the baby (size of a Great Dane) 3 times. There was one about 5.5 feet tall that I saw one time - tried to talk to it thinking it was my dad but it stayed still as a statue until I turned around for a sec and then vanished. And I don't know if it was one of the parents or a different one, probably an unmated male going on behavior, but one about 9 feet tall got really close to my best friend and I one night when we were laying in the bed of her pickup giggling about boys. I saw it standing about 10 feet from the pickup and we noped out of there as fast as we could go.
Always great Cam! I heard an episode that you commented on a disappointing ski trip to Tahoe. We love your programs and would like to offer a redo for you. Thanks for your great stories!
It's great to hear from you again Cam. You really treated us to some great stories. I'm not sure I'd ever walk around the woods in the U.S without a big gun with lots of heavy rounds. I'm not saying I'd shoot at a 'Squatch. But it would be reassuring to know I could if I had to.
I'm a fellow tennesseean I'm in the southeastern part. I can be in Georgia in about 35 mins. There is a Mexican restaurant their and its connected to a grocery store. The Buritos are huge all fresh veggies beef and chicken. You can get the burrito and large drink for 9.50. Its worth every penny!! Great stories cam keep them coming!!
So glad you posted! I have always had a very small hand full of fave you tubers and half of them have have fallen off lately! Thankful to come home to this!...its Chantelle btw changed my username! Lol!
You know Cam, you may not realize the fact that you contribute to us that take a break from our reality to listen to the events that you read to us here, it is a service to us who are privileged to hear it, plus giving a voice to those who experience these things. I've just spent about an hour listening to these stories, and so enjoyed them, and like you said, sitting on the edge of your seat, listening, instead of me getting off my sofa and finishing supper. My husband does not share my enthusiasm for these stories, however, if he would just really listen to them (he is an avid outdoorsman, hiker, fisherman etc, not much of a hunter, but loves the outdoors )he would be captivated. I also, love the outdoors myself, and so enjoy your channel, you do a great job in your narrations. Thank you !!
Mr. Cam, sir, you have the gift of the great southern storytellers. I like the way you spin a yarn and how you involve the listener. Keep up the awesome work.
Wow!! Dang good stories Cam! Don't know how Brandon kept it together, but he did. Kudos to him cause I'd have probably number 2'd myself while emptying the gun!!!!!
I love the stories and how you read them. You can't possibly love making them as we love listening to them. thanks for making them. we love you, good night. gonna listen till I fall asleep.
Hey there Vickie...greetings from Woodstock...good to see you again. Did you see the other one about Georgia. Right near my house near lake Altoona. Hope he has more from Ga.
@@CPB1 helio! No. I don't remember that one. I try not to miss one. But I am guilty of falling asleep when it's on. Lol That is exciting though... you never know when you might see one.
@@vickie6662 "When Shooting The Bigfoot is the only option". Should be his last session. Let me know what you think. That location is about 1/2 mile from my house.
279 is here. I’m holding my girdle! Those are some great stories. Thank you very much. You know what they are doing in the woods! I’m glad your dog is well.
Chunk is enjoying feeling better. Let him enjoy himself, I love your dogs as they are much a part of you. Thank you so much for your channel and all the stories.
thank you Cam---and contributors. I needed some spooky encounter stories to take my mind away for a bit, wandering around swamps and breaking up a coyote attack and such like.
We as listeners appreciate you as well.when I see Dixie Crypids on UTUBE I get Excited, yer voice and laughter ,commentary is very enjoyable, thank to you,yer chickens and pets r a welcome sight to my day.
Thank you Cam for such a wonderful job of narrating these terrific encounter stories. Hearing your critters makes it feel like home. Thanks to everyone that has a story to tell.
After listening to your music preludes or postludes I found a Pandora station called Justin Johnson. (Named after a guitar player who has a FB profile and RUclips channel. Anyway, I really enjoy the instrumentals. Thank you
I stay close to oak heaven in Memphis Tennessee and it a lots of woods over there Some time I wonder if there some out there. Cause how some of them trees look. And where my SISTER stay she stay in oak HEAVEN and see said a big door ran right in front of her car she said she doesn't know who he was ranning from she said he wouldn't move .I told her I'm glad she didn't hit the deer my SISTER said she doesn't know who was after it .
First story was fantastic, as far as chunk you go boy.more power to him,hes not done yet. Cams laughter is great, it makes yer narration that much better. Cool dude
Thank you again for a wonderful session. You are absolutely our favorite story teller of all time. We have listened to everyone of your stories now. Only wishing there were 400 more. Lol Thank you again for awesome entertainment. Bless you and your family.
Great story. My own sighting was from 3 ft. away and I wasn't alone and was in a truck camper next to an almost 9 ft. probably 800-1000 lb. creature and that was plenty for me. Frankly, it terrified me and made nervous in the Northwest for many, many years. I hiked and camped a fair bit in the northeast though during those same years. But if I had been aware of a significant presence of the creature in the northeast, I probably would have been much more uneasy during those trips. I can't say how many times I imagined my encounter having taking place where I was alone (rather than with people), in a tent (rather than a camper), or just out in the woods and the mere thought of it would be almost too terrifying to even entertain!
Yay here we go! I love Mexican food! Until I heard you describe your burrito like a fat baby wrapped in a blanket LOL! Cam, we appreciate you too brother!!! Great stories tonight! Hearing God awful loud screams at night then being woken up by the sound of something very heavy on 2 feet just outside my tent would scare my blue jeans brown for sure!!! Thinking I'm trapped inside of a flimsy tent with something huge like that right outside would be terrifying to anyone!! I don't know what I'd do but I'd of left my camp stuff right there too!!! Thanks for the great stories Cam I look forward to them and love hearing them as much as you love telling us about them Cam!!!!
Big ole baby burrito! Lol. Cam you are the man! I am about to drift off to bed.I love listening to you tell stories and all your commentary....it's the best! Thank you sir, well done and good night.
Loved all of the stories. The language in the first story was hilarious. I find myself saying, "It would have knocked a Buzzard off a poop stand." Wow!
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I never thought I'd hear my story but there it is 19 minutes. Thank you cam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So great to hear a fellow mountaineers story. I'm one county south from ya and yes they are here, it's scary when you see one for the first time. Not just in the mountains North of us. I'm like you, now I'm very curious and do all kinds of research and listen to all Cams stories along with a few others.Stay safe Brandon
@@lamborghini7536 you stay safe too girl! Thank you
It was a great story Brandon !👣❤
From Western Pa..lots of BFs around here!
@@helennicholson2521 thank you very much!!!
Congrats!
I wonder if sasquatch gather in groups, and tell stories about how many humans they scared the crap out of in a day..
I hope so. 😂😂😂
Yes sir my encounter was with three at different points within 300 yards and one another they were funneling in the deer and I was sitting at a ambush point they were there whistling back and forth it was a hell of a experience
@@dewaynemarcionette6112 welcome to the Bigfoot club. The club of no return! I've had 1, 2 wood knocking back n forth, 3 running off(must have been a parent and little ones.... The big 1 I've seen was 8ft tall 600lbs!
@@dewaynemarcionette6112 we've had slaps on house, I've heard long calls, woops, wood knocks, screams, the smells, heavy foot steps a lot!
Yes. And they laugh at us.
Dixie idk what it is about your voice but I listen to you nightly and fall asleep to your stories . Your so calm
When I listen to Dixie Cryptid, I thimbs up before I even start
Heck, yeah!
LOL Harvey Weenstain...Awesome handle Sir!
Shit I thimbs up Cam all the time!!!
I needed this story tonight... My dog of 14 years just passed yesterday. I had raised him from the minute he was born (my other dog that I still own is his Mother). Thanks for everything you do Cam.
Im sorry to hear this news. I love my dogs so I understand how you feel.
Much love brother. I saw this & just had to reply because I have been there. They are much more than pets. There are part of the family! Just wanted you to know People care!!
Don, so sorry to hear that. Blessings. ❤️😔
Dear Don so sorry about your dog 💔💦. It is a terrible loss. So sorry for his Momma too 💞. I cry just thinking about it. I cry thinking about losing my Catahoula Leppard dog, HENRY, some day too. Last year I almost did lose him. He suddenly became diabetic and if it weren't for my brother helping me with his emergency hospital bill well, he'd have died. Now he's almost completely blind too. But I am so lucky, and thank God, that Henry is still here with me. He's a good boy, and I know yours was too❣what was his name?
I will say a little prayer for you and Momma dog
tonite. Take care.
I know how ya feel Don. Sorry for your trouble sir. 😔
We love Chomp! I'm so glad he rallied round for a while longer. One special dog.♥️
Opener was gold..i bout spit my coffee on the windshield 😂😂😂😂👶🏽🥙👶🏽🥙👶🏽🥙👶🏽🥙. Thanks for another good one. - Cal
More awesome stories. Thanks cam . I can listen to these stories again & again
Love the fact you add your dogs to the show...what a personal touch.
And I love hearing the chickens!
Cam your people don’t care if you’re dogs make noises ok it’s normal😊
Agreed!
Right on BROTHER
Chickens too! Hilarious 🤣
Wasnt the dogs.
It was the Burrito !
what he said!
Yup, I give Cam’s videos a thumbs up before I listen to his videos because I know they’re always good!
Your pups and rooster/chickens are part of the charm of this channel. No need to apologize!
Bigfoot bitch slapped his house because he was watchin the boys cookout and drinkin beer and wanted some too!😆✌💛🤘
That wouldn’t surprise me!
lol
Thank you to all these people who shared their story,fantastic no matter how small or big.👏👏👏👍❤️
Biggest burrito... Looked like a little Mexican baby wrapped up in a sleeping bag.. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 you are awesome.
I missed you !!! So glad you found time to do this💯GOD BLESS YOU FROM KENTUCKY.
I second that from east Kentucky
Hey Cam. Glad you’re back, been missing you and your stories.
Amen
Made my week to hear this marathon. Your videos have become a new normal for me. Even my 9 yr old daughter loves to hear your narrations.
Mr. Cam,
Your pups and critters don't bother me at all. I think they blend reality into the stories and for me who can only cats it helps me remember when I did have dogs.
Thank you for your work.
PS
My cats are 13-14 lb Maine Coon mixes.
I have 4 cats!
protector326 you have to look for your
So glad your dog is doing so much better Cam! Thanks for the video- great stories and we enjoyed them all very much!
All I can say after yesterday is thank you so much Cam. This is so much needed right now. We are going to kick back and enjoy the show with all of your people!!
Isn’t that the truth.
Of course my battery died ,took 1 full hour to get up to 50% with my wifi and data turned off, yikes ..
Of course my battery died ,took 1 full hour to get up to 50% with my wifi and data turned off, yikes ..
@@meredithahern-tamilio4667 👍🙂
I must have missed something, "yesterday"?
Hope all is well, I was focused on my Son's Birthday yesterday and I avoid Mainstream News Media. I have one of my degree majors in Journalism and thus, my knowledge of exactly what and how the News Media is doing in their manipulations of information, creating such a negative divide and generally applying unethical ideas that have/are causing people such negative experiences, creating fears, and generally causing the collective vast anxiety, all while controlling their thoughts and enjoying extreme profits from the misery of it all.
Oddly, my other major and additional post grad studies involved Sociology.
I have the necessary education and research/studies/experience to diagnose behavior traits and particular Personality Disorders.
Best Wellbeing ...
Your dog doesn't bother me in the least, I'm so glad he is doing so good. They are like our babies.
If a BF hurt my dog he'd have to go. Now.
They are our sweet fur babies!🐾🐾❤🧡💙
rt
Me either
Makes me feel like Cam,s family...
Always perfect timing! Love hearing your voice 💙💜💚
Loner sasquatch are loners for a good reason, they don't get along well with others. I think those are the most dangerous. Who can say what his intentions were.
Or could be that they just think other sasquatch are arseholes lmao x
@@emily.letsendbslintheuk554 probably not though
Welcome back Cam! Sure have missed you. Hope you’re not working too awful hard! Peace!
Great set of stories. I've found myself missing you the last couple of days. I guess it's true, as others have said, we've gotten attached to you, your calm voice, and these stories.
🙏🙏🙏🙏Amen.
We like the doggos walking around Cam, but you could stand to throw in some old screen door sounds.
Yes old rikkity slamming screen door sounds would be great, it would remind me of my old house .👍🏽
Chump...Cam let the poor boy enjoy life while he can. We all have expiration dates. Don’t rush it. And you already know we all LOVE your dogs and chickens and anything else you decide to introduce us to!! Thank you.
This one ought to help my fear of going solo backpacking again! Like my last big trip where I had to have a Sasquatch mess with me
Yay!!! A new story...I've missed your style my friend. And 5 stories at that!!! Woohoo! Made my day.
The burrito thing made me laugh 🤣
Me tooooo
Not me
I loved all of the stories, but the last one was awesome. I truly enjoyed Brandon's story in Hurricane, WV as I was born in a small town not far from the area. It is very mountainous and full of caves and underbrush. Also, I lived in Winston-Salem, NC for 10 years. I can visualize Jason's camping experience.
Thank you Judy! Judy is my father's mothers name.she lives a half mile from my sighting. It's very nice to meet you.
@@brandonferrell828 I listened to your story again. It is quite awesome! I was born and raised in Dunbar, WV. The woods did not surround my home, but were across the railroad tracks. When growing up, I played in those woods. If I knew then what I know now about what is in the woods, I would not consider playing in them.
@@romangedz730 I know where Sod is in WV Roman. Well, my goodness. It is nice to meet another person from WV on this channel. Every Thanksgiving I rent a "cabin in the rough" in WV and spend the time sitting in front of a roaring fire (when I get one to burn - Ha!) reading and just enjoying the beauty of the area. I love WV. Just completed a memorial garden in Dunbar in memory of my family that were some of the earliest pioneers - about 1806. Actually, they are credited with owning about all of what is now Dunbar.
I know W. VA well
Have friends and family all over
Im in Va.
Great stories. Thank you for gathering and reading them to us.
I couldn't hear the dog walking around over my dog's snoring.
🤣🤣🤣
GREAT ENCOUNTER STORIES CAM!! OF COURSE THEY ALWAYS ARE!! Thank You To Everyone who shared their stories with Cam so he could share them with us, HIS PEOPLES!!! I hope everyone is doing good and y'all are alright!!! Cam, Please Take Care of Yourself And Your Family!! Be Careful And Stay Safe Out There!!! Until next time...HERE I GO!!!
Your vids are perfect man! The intro music, the way you read, the relaxed, and friendly vibes you get when listening. Keep up the great work buddy. Take care!
From: -West Virginia-
I love hangin out with Cam an his burrito stories. I listen while doin renos on my place.
Wes and his show sasquatch Chronicles
Is how I found your channel Cam. You both produce great content. 👍
Alright here we go! Love that, your voice & way of story telling. God bless from Carolina.
Hello from Florida! Once again thank you. Your journal stories are the only thing that beats your narration of others stories! I’m trying to get others to understand these readings are just, if not more, entertaining then a movie that gives you the imagination instead of giving you the opportunity to use your own! Be blessed and stay healthy. Cindy
You sho got that right, Cindy. 😂 My daughter and I listen to Cam and Nance every night. So much fun. We're in Florida, too.
Always enjoy listening to the stories, bigfoot and other cryptids, and I like your podcast too ... keep up the great story telling!
You pronounced it right Cam. I'm also from NC and you pronounced it right.
How do you spell it ? U - are - re ?
Cam, you don't have to apologize for your dogs making noise. They are fine, we can hear you just fine, it's all good. Keep up the great work!!
Jesus! Let Chunk walk while he can I'm glad God gave him some more time! 💜
God Bless Old Chunk ... from the bottom of my heart I so understand coaching a senior Dog when their are young at heart that the old body has to play catch up!
@@elizabethsunflower8858 yes mam. I have a cat that will be 15 years old in May. I'm not sure how much longer she will be here. It has saddened me beyond any words that can explain. She is totally different right now, slow moving, not able to jump up high. I pray for her. She has been my friend and a good, good friend. Sometimes I ask God why can't animals live even longer lives and continue to be healthy too. 😔
Love your channel Cam😁i listen while working. Passes the time perfectly 👍🏻
So glad to hear some good stories well read. Missed you brother!
Wonderful stories just before I start dinner. Thanks for taking us on this journey with you. Be Safe and Healthy.
You've had several stories about trees in the road, haven't you? One time I was horseback riding and got creeped out. It was too quiet, and sounded like pebbles being tossed at me. Thought I got a whiff of a skunk, and decided I didn't want my clumsy horse spooking it and getting us sprayed. As I was leaving the area I found a huge tree, green with lots of branches, across the dirt logging road I had ridden in on about half an hour prior. I had to go into the woods on the side to go around the tree and get out, and my horse was starting to freak out a bit. The tree had been broken off and set there- no drag marks. In my soul I knew exactly what had put it there. I galloped the horse home and never went back.
I’m wondering if we may be some Entertainment for the forest people at times, they do things to see what us simple tones reactions would be.
heARtMY~ That’s kinda spooky . Wonder why they do that blocking trails with a tree. Is it to slow u down , like setting up an ambush? Or is it to try to deter u from coming to that area? Seems to me they wouldn’t waste their energy to do that for nothing. Not sure how large the tree was, could it have been a juvenile messing with u ? Who knows, but have heard of them doing this behavior from others also. I agree with u not going back to that area. Thank u for sharing your experience!
I have heard quite a few stories about them raping cattle and horses.
@@dyamano It was a huge Ponderosa. If I make a circle with my arms by grabbing the opposite wrist, that's how big around. It would have been really heavy. I couldn't see one end at all, and the other end was broken off jaggedly a few yards off the lower side of the road in some thick brush. Getting past it on a horse was really difficult and slow.
To be honest with you, there was a family of them that lived on that mountain. I saw the parents once, the baby (size of a Great Dane) 3 times. There was one about 5.5 feet tall that I saw one time - tried to talk to it thinking it was my dad but it stayed still as a statue until I turned around for a sec and then vanished. And I don't know if it was one of the parents or a different one, probably an unmated male going on behavior, but one about 9 feet tall got really close to my best friend and I one night when we were laying in the bed of her pickup giggling about boys. I saw it standing about 10 feet from the pickup and we noped out of there as fast as we could go.
Great rewatch, thx, just love to hear your story telling voice, you definitely found your calling and your people. Thx Cam
Always great Cam! I heard an episode that you commented on a disappointing ski trip to Tahoe. We love your programs and would like to offer a redo for you. Thanks for your great stories!
It's great to hear from you again Cam. You really treated us to some great stories. I'm not sure I'd ever walk around the woods in the U.S without a big gun with lots of heavy rounds. I'm not saying I'd shoot at a 'Squatch. But it would be reassuring to know I could if I had to.
Of Coors
Cam your wonderful dogs don't bother us it adds to it all to me and its what makes this channel awesome
I'm a fellow tennesseean I'm in the southeastern part. I can be in Georgia in about 35 mins. There is a Mexican restaurant their and its connected to a grocery store. The Buritos are huge all fresh veggies beef and chicken. You can get the burrito and large drink for 9.50. Its worth every penny!! Great stories cam keep them coming!!
So glad to see you back , missed you. Good stories
So glad you posted! I have always had a very small hand full of fave you tubers and half of them have have fallen off lately! Thankful to come home to this!...its Chantelle btw changed my username! Lol!
Haven't even started yet and I'm so excited
Thanks for great stories Cam! And thanks to the people who send them. 🐾
Hey Cam love love love your story telling. Thank you for the wonderful story's. Anyways a big hello from your biggest Utah fan keep em coming!
Welcome back!! Sure have missed my story fixins. 😜
I'm glad that the last man is ok. Scary, scary !!
You know Cam, you may not realize the fact that you contribute to us that take a break from our reality to listen to the events that you read to us here, it is a service to us who are privileged to hear it, plus giving a voice to those who experience these things. I've just spent about an hour listening to these stories, and so enjoyed them, and like you said, sitting on the edge of your seat, listening, instead of me getting off my sofa and finishing supper. My husband does not share my enthusiasm for these stories, however, if he would just really listen to them (he is an avid outdoorsman, hiker, fisherman etc, not much of a hunter, but loves the outdoors )he would be captivated. I also, love the outdoors myself, and so enjoy your channel, you do a great job in your narrations. Thank you !!
Hey Cam, are you Sgt. Schultz? "I KNOW NOTHING" 🤣🤣🤣
😁
Hogan's Heroes. lol..
Cant wait to here this omg cam sounds like me brother I eat too many burritos thank you for your service sir
Mr. Cam, sir, you have the gift of the great southern storytellers. I like the way you spin a yarn and how you involve the listener. Keep up the awesome work.
Cam, just FYI, your narrations are better, much better than the History Channel narrating Bigfoot and aliens and ufos and giants....
Just here getting my daily dose of Dixie Cryptid. Man your channel is awesome and so entertaining to listen to. Cheers from California.
So glad to hear from you!
Lmao "looked like a lil mexican baby wrapped in a sleeping bag". Golly that must've been a big burrito 😂.
That WAS hilarious!
Hahahaha, yes..
Lmao cam I have had a good
Laugh 😆 when you said what do couples do in the woods at night...just how you said it made laugh ty
Wow!! Dang good stories Cam! Don't know how Brandon kept it together, but he did. Kudos to him cause I'd have probably number 2'd myself while emptying the gun!!!!!
It was very fast and very intense lol
Having your pet walking around and making noise is great. I think it adds to the stories.
Thanks
GLAD YOUR DOG IS UP AND MOVING ...LOVE YOUR STORIES
Glad to see you Cam, you never fail to deliver some quality work sir : )
I love the stories and how you read them. You can't possibly love making them as we love listening to them. thanks for making them. we love you, good night. gonna listen till I fall asleep.
Hello from GA! 🥳 yay, ocmulgee river in GA
Hey there Vickie...greetings from Woodstock...good to see you again.
Did you see the other one about Georgia. Right near my house near lake Altoona. Hope he has more from Ga.
@@CPB1 helio! No. I don't remember that one. I try not to miss one. But I am guilty of falling asleep when it's on. Lol That is exciting though... you never know when you might see one.
@@vickie6662 "When Shooting The Bigfoot is the only option". Should be his last session. Let me know what you think. That location is about 1/2 mile from my house.
Hit pretty face , hello from bama
@@randyware9645 🙋♀️ hi bama
279 is here. I’m holding my girdle! Those are some great stories. Thank you very much. You know what they are doing in the woods! I’m glad your dog is well.
Cam
I've had to listen to this 3 times as your voice puts me right to sleep, the best sleeping aid ever. LOVE THIS CHANNEL
Chunk is enjoying feeling better. Let him enjoy himself, I love your dogs as they are much a part of you. Thank you so much for your channel and all the stories.
thank you Cam---and contributors. I needed some spooky encounter stories to take my mind away for a bit, wandering around swamps and breaking up a coyote attack and such like.
We as listeners appreciate you as well.when I see Dixie Crypids on UTUBE I get Excited, yer voice and laughter ,commentary is very enjoyable, thank to you,yer chickens and pets r a welcome sight to my day.
Amen🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Thank you Cam for such a wonderful job of narrating these terrific encounter stories. Hearing your critters makes it feel like home. Thanks to everyone that has a story to tell.
After listening to your music preludes or postludes I found a Pandora station called Justin Johnson. (Named after a guitar player who has a FB profile and RUclips channel. Anyway, I really enjoy the instrumentals. Thank you
I stay close to oak heaven in Memphis Tennessee and it a lots of woods over there Some time I wonder if there some out there. Cause how some of them trees look. And where my SISTER stay she stay in oak HEAVEN and see said a big door ran right in front of her car she said she doesn't know who he was ranning from she said he wouldn't move .I told her I'm glad she didn't hit the deer my SISTER said she doesn't know who was after it .
First story was fantastic, as far as chunk you go boy.more power to him,hes not done yet. Cams laughter is great, it makes yer narration that much better. Cool dude
Cam,... your the best!!! From the great Adirondacks , squach country in the North East!!!
Glad to hear Chunk has gotten a second wind. 🙏🏾💕❤️
Thank you again for a wonderful session. You are absolutely our favorite story teller of all time. We have listened to everyone of your stories now.
Only wishing there were 400 more. Lol
Thank you again for awesome entertainment. Bless you and your family.
Great story. My own sighting was from 3 ft. away and I wasn't alone and was in a truck camper next to an almost 9 ft. probably 800-1000 lb. creature and that was plenty for me. Frankly, it terrified me and made nervous in the Northwest for many, many years. I hiked and camped a fair bit in the northeast though during those same years. But if I had been aware of a significant presence of the creature in the northeast, I probably would have been much more uneasy during those trips. I can't say how many times I imagined my encounter having taking place where I was alone (rather than with people), in a tent (rather than a camper), or just out in the woods and the mere thought of it would be almost too terrifying to even entertain!
Not the brightest kids throwing firecrackers at a Bigfoot. I believe they’re lucky to have survived to tell the tale
Cam Thankyou for the stories AND your time! The work hours go by much quicker while listening to your southern accented thrillers.
I need some of that medicine your dog is on!
Ditto,,,aches and pains
Hi Cam and to Jason in the last story, I would have sought a private moment with your maternal grandmother and told her of your experience. Australia
your voice is a delight! thank you for the stories. peace
The Cam Man is back!
All of these were so good! Thanks for warming my Minnesota evening with a fire in the fireplace too. So cozy.
Yay here we go! I love Mexican food! Until I heard you describe your burrito like a fat baby wrapped in a blanket LOL! Cam, we appreciate you too brother!!! Great stories tonight! Hearing God awful loud screams at night then being woken up by the sound of something very heavy on 2 feet just outside my tent would scare my blue jeans brown for sure!!!
Thinking I'm trapped inside of a flimsy tent with something huge like that right outside would be terrifying to anyone!! I don't know what I'd do but I'd of left my camp stuff right there too!!!
Thanks for the great stories Cam I look forward to them and love hearing them as much as you love telling us about them Cam!!!!
I love everyone's stories...Cam, thank you for sharing them
Big ole baby burrito! Lol. Cam you are the man! I am about to drift off to bed.I love listening to you tell stories and all your commentary....it's the best! Thank you sir, well done and good night.
Loved all of the stories. The language in the first story was hilarious. I find myself saying, "It would have knocked a Buzzard off a poop stand." Wow!
I love labs. Wouldn't hurt my feelings to watch him roaming with you. Just like the fires you put in your videos. Bless him
I have really missed your fabulous story telling of the big guy. Great marathon!,
It's always nice to hear a story from my hometown. Makes me relate to the it so much more.
Going hunting with a gun and admit you needed your glasses? Scary thought.
Exactly! Who does that
That burrito intro is one of the many reasons why I love you Cam.. Just so much fun!