I grew up in the Ozarks and I know Sasquach exist. When you have something 9ft tall with 18 inch footprints looking in your bedroom window you won't forget. Wish I had never seen it. This happened in 1980. There are a lot of sightings in the Ozarks.
Reminds me of that ‘sighting’ within the last few years. You can find an image online showing the exact image your comment describes, including a call to 911 reporting the being
There was another child under 8 who claimed a big bear carried him, cupped hand to give water, picked berries kept him warm, much more. One issue this happened in winter when bears are in den. Cup hand for drink. Sheriff refused say anything. There many stories out there about kids somehow lived when should have died, so many miles away.
I would get the kid some blood work. Allegedly, Sasquatches are radioactive, and those who've had close physical contact have gotten a form of blood cancer or another. Their footprints give off radiation and could be detected with Geiger counters... allegedly.
It was only a few years ago 3 or 4, that a little boy went missing and when found, told everyone that the "Bear Man". kept him worm at night, fed him berries and gave him water for 3 or 4 days. Look for it. It was only a few years ago.
I was born and raised about 45 minutes from Devil’s Den. I couldn’t even guess how many times I’ve been there since it was all of our favorite hiking spot. I’ve lived in Colorado for about six years now, and I e hiked a lot hear too. There is some gnarly ass terrain in the park ESPECIALLY near the caves. Not saying it was a Squatch lol, but I can’t imagine a small kid traveling like that there.
The most likely scenario is a man wearing a bear skin coat brought her there. Because Sus-Squatch is a fairy tale mythological creature which doesn't exist.
Wasnt there a recent case where a 2 yr old got lost in the middle of winter and found alive in a near by briar patch a few days later? The boy said a friendly bear took care of him and kept him warm. He must have been at least 6 today.. i'm no zoologist, but no wild bear will turn down a free kids meal, if you know what i mean..something that reminded the kid of a bear took him, kept him warm, and returned him.
I remember that and was waiting on David from miss 411 to cover that. Don’t think he did. I live just west of charlotte is the only reason I heard about it on the news
There's a similar story from just a few years ago where a little boy got lost and survived three days and nights in winter and was found close to his house where he went missing. He said the bear kept him warm. Maybe it could've been a bear but occurred in winter when bears were hibernating.
Bears don’t always hibernate, and when they do it doesn’t mean they sleep for months. They are still awake, just on power saving mode. Entirely possible that the beat wasn’t having a good year hunting wise & couldn’t afford to hibernate as it normally would. Look up how common it is for bears not to hibernate, you will be shocked.
@@stanw909 it’s strange but can happen. There’s plenty stories of bears having very strong paternal instincts. As they are animals they run off of instinct, it seen a helpless child & decided to help when instinct kicked in. There’s also bears that only eat fruit ( weird I know) … so it might not have even been one that regularly hunted meat, it may have been more fond of foraging for berries anyway. The wee boy is very lucky, but that doesn’t mean that it’s automatically an impossible story. Honestly do a quick search for other stories like this, you’ll be surprised at how many times there’s been proof of bears doing similar to what’s described here.
Ever seen the video of the bear saving the bird from the pond? Or the one that puts the traffic cone back upright? Definitely more going on with bears than we think some times. I often wonder if some are much smarter than others like with dogs.
@deerichardz well how swollen? She could have scratches for anything. Walking or being carried through brush. Maybe she walked some, but either way, it sounds way more than she could've handled by herself.
A little girl, wearing minimal clothing, in temperatures that drop at night. She's gone for three days with no food, all alone, and survives. Here's another very real scenario that's eerily similar but with a sadder ending. In the early 2000's a 10 year old boy from South Boston goes to Lincoln, NH on vacation. It's August, meaning the days are very warm and the nights up there are very cool. He got lost walking back from swimming in the nearby Pemigewaset River. Coincidently he was also lost for three days. When his body was found on the third day it was determined he died from hypothermia. Covered in bug bites he had wandered a few miles away from the trail. Both situations are almost the exact same yet one child is completely healthy while the other child loses his life. There's practically no way a child can survive in the deep forest for several days with no food and next to zero clothing for protection. The little girl had to have had some kind of help from something to keep her alive and healthy.
And I cannot believe a black bear sow would shelter a young human. If anything, the child is viewed as food, same as a young fawn. I’ve never witnessed a Sasquatch but there are thousands of stories of encounters with humans to not have some credibility.
I totally agree a similar story happened in Croatan national forest. few years back I lived there and a young boy went missing days later he was found no injuries not dehydrated not starved and told a story about how a bear or bear man gave him food and keep him safe and warm with a fire...
It was probably a man wearing a bear skin coat. Because every intelligent person knows that a giant race of ape-men are not roaming our forests babysitting our kids in caves.
Strange that an 8 year old would describe a sasquactch as "warm grass". An 8 year old would easily be able to describe any type of animal better than "warm grass" I could see if she was like 4 or 5 but at 8 they would just say they were in a cave with whatever animal.
That's what I thought too. Children are fascinated by animals and she never even mentioned another being, just straight up said 'warm grass'. Definitely strange.
Except if the creature was only present at night when she wouldn't have any kind of visibility, plus the exhaustion and starvation could have heavily impacted how coherent she would have been hiding in a cave for a week. And honestly. if you passed out in a cave and woke up with warm fur around you and heavy breathing, are you really looking back at whatever it is, or are you going going to close your eyes and go back to sleep (pretending its just a coyote or something) so you don't scare yourself and/or the creature putting yourself at risk. I feel like there are plenty of reasons to question the story, but I can also see why an 8 year old would also potentially not know, or not trust her own memory.
Sasquatch is real. I thought it was BS until three of us were standing 30 yards from one on Mt. Hood in Oregon. I've been shot at and the fear did not compare to seeing this. My son who was 20 at the time and an Air Force vet along with one of his friends from the service all saw this thing. I've heard the stories living in Oregon but seeing one is a whole different ball game. It was terrifying. We did "investigation" over the next year or so. had many weird things happen, but only one visual. It wasn't a bear, moose elk--none of that. It was standing their looking at us along with throwing pine cones and branches our direction. I hope I never have another encounter with them.
@@falstaff59 It is to much to type but I will give you some highlights. Once we had our encounter, it became an obsession for us for almost two years. 1. We set up a fake campsite and placed an audio recorder in the tent, along with some clothes for scent and a light that went off at 1am. This was in the middle of nowhere btw. We left it for two days. We have audio of something on two legs walking up to the tent around 2 am after throwing (sounded like) pebbles at the tent for two hours first. It sounded VERY heavy. We could hear it rubbing the fabric of the tent with it's hands too, along with a few grunts. 2. We flew our drone around and caught what looked like a HUGE sasquatch standing just in the tree line (we didn't see that for months) 3. I live about an hour from our encounter site. One day we spent up there looking around and drove home. After we arrived home a state trooper came to my door and asked me if me and my son enjoyed our day in the woods? WTF? I was confused. My wife was worried because my youngest son wasn't home and thought something was wrong. He just said "I hope you enjoyed your drive in the woods" and left. We got the impression he was saying "we have our eye on you". That was almost more strange then the encounter if you ask me. 4. We were in a meadow once waaaaay back in the woods. We were just standing and talking in the middle of the day and all of the sudden it sounded like a freight train coming thru the woods right at us. Trees breaking and shaking, the popping sound of branches etc. It sounded like it was about to come out of the woods next to us then it went quiet, dead quiet. That was scary. 5. Multiple footprints cast over two years, even a (what we believe) young sasquatch. It looked like a brick with toes. 6. etc. etc. Strange metallic sounds a few times, sounds of car doors closing in the middle of nowhere. Just weird stuff man.
@@PenelopePitstop888 I would say (not a popular opinion) that they interact with people way more and are not as rare as people think. I would say almost 50% of the time we had something weird happen. Not saying it was sasquatch all the time, but if it wasn't, something weird is happening on Mt Hood. I'm not familiar with dogman sightings, but after my encounter I am open to crazy stuff like that. We could "feel" when they were around, it's really strange.
A RUclipsr Mike Jones aka Garand Thumb tells a story about interacting with a mountain man when he was a sere instructor . so it sounds very believable to me that a mountain man saw her and saved her.
I've met at least one mountain man while out hunting, the guy had lost his family in a car accident, and just wanted to escape society. He'd been out in the Cascades for over 15 years, barely interacting with people.
i have never met a real mountain man per se, but in West Texas you’ll encounter occasionally similar types where, it’s like a ranch owner who is alone without a family. Or divorced or something who knows. And all he does is live alone and ranch the land and does not really care about anything else or, you know who knows, was too hurt by his personal loss of relationships to start over again. I suppose more like an independent, gruff, loner type, but not a “real” mountain man in the way yall are sharing yall’s stories. But anyway, when I met people like that in West Texas areas, I was always fascinated, perplexed, and afraid. And slightly jealous too.
I hope Bigfoot is real, but my daughter is 8 years old, and “warm grass” is the interpretation a 3 year old would give if they encountered a big foot. An 8 yr old would likely think it’s a bear or Bigfoot. Kids are aware of these things
The Throne🚽👑 I hate to bug you on the Throne, but you're not in this stall alone. don't bother standing on the seat, the crabs in here can jump 6 feet. you might think that's pretty high... try the next stall, the *******s fly!
People need to realize this happens and keep your kids close in the wild. They seem curious about us especially our children. If I saw a cute little baby bigfoot I’d wanna take him home just like they do us 😂
Bro please bring back the extinct or alive game and please Peter ask Forrest about the Pink Headed Duck which is found in Eastern India and Northern Mayanmar. Last seen 1949 still not declared extinct. Please ask Forrest about this duck. It's fascinating. Btw love the pods. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
A man from a rural dairy farm in the Mexican state of Jalisco claimed he saw the illusive Mexican grizzly bear drinking water from a creek in 2020 while isolated from the pandemic in his ranch in the upper elevations of the sierra madre specifically in the municipality of Mascota
Idk if bigfoot is real. I do know all of the animals noises here in michigan. A couple years ago, me and 4 other guys were tracking a deer at night through a cedar swamp when we heard what only sounded like a large ape howl from super low to high pitch for about 10 secs. It shook our bodies, and was by far the loudest animal I've ever heard in the woods. Don't know what it was because we didn't see it. But we know whatever it was sounded huge. We found the deer the next day with its back legs missing. No teeth marks.
Many moonshiners and drug dealers will play loud scary noises in the hope people won't come near their camps. I can't say for sure that is the correct explanation but it's a possibility.
Hearing those stories of like, lionesses stealing and keeping baby gazelles for a while after losing a child or whatever makes me think an animal might’ve just taken her and she got found before it realised it wasn’t a bear or got over it and ate her
@@Larry-n4n lionesses have been seen keeping baby gazelles, they seem to adopt a maternal role and I’ve heard people say it’s a response to losing cubs, but they don’t keep them for too long, it either gets away or gets eaten
@@Larry-n4nit's true. Look it up. A male lion ended up killing the baby. Apparently the Lioness did this a couple of times. Don't be too quick to laugh.
I’m in northern Michigan and from just watching a few good Sasquatch channels and getting familiar with what to look for, Heck it didn’t take to long to find four different areas in a 12 mile radius and WOW I THINK THERE HERE, but I invested in night vision goggles and a powerful pair of binoculars and see the Big Fella Sitting On A Pine Tree Branch, Didn’t get a photo but did of a Dog Man because in my journey I’ve came to the conclusion that if you find one you’ll find the other one, not far behind “ AND THATS FACT BELIEVE OR NOT”
This is an absolutely fascinating story. I've heard it a few times. Oh and quit telling people how beautiful the Ozarks are. Let em think it's Branson and Hillbilly. Let's keep it mysterious.
Sus-Squatch can be categorized in the same vein as The Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy. A giant Otter being responsible is actually a more likely scenario.
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824 No, a magical rabbit that goes around the world once a year delivering candy, and a fairy that collects the missing teeth of all the children in the world, is not comparable to a giant monkey in the woods.
There are hundreds of stories similar to this . In this case an 8 year old is smart enough to know the difference between warm grass and hair. If it was a Bigfoot she probably would have said it was a giant hairy creature, man, or animal, not grass.
Neither Van Alst nor his daughter had much to say when they first met, with the mother looking on. They embraced and later she told some of her experiences. I The child had been missing since iMonday when she lost her way returning from a creek to their park cabin. "I just couldn't find it," she said. She spent her first night "laying in the grass" and subsequent nights in caves, eating wild berries and drinking water from pools.
There is a fact based story in the One Step Beyond series that is similar. A missing boy was found up on a ridge claiming a giant friend put him there. The segment is called Night Of The Kill. It came out in 1959.
no. you may not be tripping. But you are definitely giving into an internal, personal bias that causes you to actually want to believe that someone is telling the truth. A bias which, unfortunately, you may not be aware of, that you acting on or making decisions on things without truely being in touch with your own internal bias. And welp, I personally believe that proves you are a good ole regular human person. Because sometimes it is hard to admit our internal biases toward such things. And it is also true that sometimes, a human (the sasaquatch storyteller) can believe their own lie soooooooo hard that they indeed will actually convince their own self that it is true. These are documented psychological phenomenons by the real, practicing psychiatrists and doctors. Fascinating to study! Though I am not a psychologist nor a doctor, I suppose I obligated to say
@@nozrepnot that deep dude, sometimes people just sound like they are telling the truth, plus you can’t bullshit a bullshitter😂 anyways you can say the same for you if that’s the case, you may not want Sasquatch to exist bc it’s an eerie thought but that doesn’t mean he ain’t real
I live near devil's den, grew up hiking there...I'm genuinely surprised there are absolutely 0 local news stations from the state of arkansas that covered this story. You can find tons of articles online sure, but none from the local news....
@@oldmanballer5088 yo we hAve something called newspapers and such. Beyond that local legends. I literally grew up going to devil's den and never once heard a Bigfoot story relating to it. Even if it was the 40s, in a boring state like Arkansas don't you think they would want to tell the stories? I don't think it's a real story at all.
@@oldmanballer5088 I am and nothing is remotely local. Literally the only newspaper from that time is from Pennsylvania. Not Arkansas. Not a single Arkansas news company has reported this story in the decades since it has happened. Why is that
Not unreal for it to still be a moonshiner in the 40's, Forest ran into one in the middle of the Ozarks looking for the howler what like 10 years ago? Warm grass could've been it's hound dog
Missing Enigma RUclips channel documented several cases of “Bears that take children” you’ll be surprised by the amount of children that said bears took them and feed them berries and carried them far away.
I'm part Eskimo. I use to have a lot of great aunts and uncles in Alaska, they were grew up in the wilderness. This is 1 time I will disagree with Forest from what I was taught. Bears and wolves are killing machines, especially wolves. All of my older relatives have bear and wolf stories that personally happened to them. I totally disagree that a bear would take care of a child. I also disagree with a coyote taking care of a child as well. I'm a farmer, I know what they do, they kill everything they can. The more of them that are together, the bigger the prey. I'm not saying it was bigfoot but I'm pretty sure Vegas would give better odds on bigfoot taking care of a lost child then a bear, wolf or coyote finding a lost child and taking care of it. Also how could a bear, coyote, wolf or anything else scoop up a child and carry it? And for that distance? I mean a bear is strong as hell, but how could it scoop up a kid, carry it like that 30 mi through awful ground and the child not be scratched all to hell from the claws?
I spend a lot of time in Nature hunting and hiking. They are real. I don't know if there Paranormal or what, but something is out there. I've talked to plenty of hunters who think the same thing.
I live in russellville Arkansas and north of my hometown there’s always been crazy noises while we have been riding four wheelers/ side by sides in the ozarks.
It's funny how so many people dismiss everything about this topic, yet will condemn endless tragedy on you for not accepting their religious persuasions 👽
Look for the footage of a Calgary family making a pitstop and miraculously stumble onto a BF. 6 yr old daughter could be heard saying "that is not a human" multiple times. 6 yr old girls don't talk like unless they were coached by a parent. The same thing is happening here.
If youve lived in the far northwest your whole life, even as for south as mt hood and Bend Oregon it is so hard to find someone who dosnt believe or knows someone whoes been in direct contact one way or another
LOL I find the likelihood of a sow black bear mothering a child completely absurd. Mother black bears are protective of their cubs. The child would have died. Not to mention this kid would have known what a bear was, and rapidly left the cave.
Look at how well bears in captivity can mother orphan animals of a different species… it definitely was a bear that helped that little girl if the story is real. That time had a lot more fake stories than now though, everything so hard to prove & we have little evidence that’s water tight under a skeptics analysis.
Yes, I have check them out. Im subscribed to their channel. Sasquatch are supernatural and I have had some bizarre encounters with them, and still do at times.
Seeing a bigfoot less than 10 feet away made me a believer. I know every animal in the woods..grew up as a boyscout and a woodsmen. I did not mistake a known animal for bigfoot. Its easy sitting on a couch after looking in a mirror for three hours making sure your beard is trimmed and your jeans are just the right tightness to ridicule someones story. Now in this case, its probably more like people's interpretation of this story. It does seem like an 8 year old could remember more details. That makes me believe she suffered some kind of trauma. And although this story is obviously not evidence of bigfoot, i wouldn't ridicule someone's interpretation unless i had a better explanation. Maybe you three could come up with a better explanation if you got off the couch and did something more than run your mouths for a living. Forest Gump had more interesting conversations and more experiences than the three of you combined and i think his IQ was 70.
Saw a story on RUclips if a snake called el Diablo in central America seen by soldiers and know by the natives. They estimated it to be 75 feet long and saw it swallow a cow and eat other men. Would love to see the guys talk about this
A bear is not going to be carrying a child for 30 miles. They don’t even have shoulders per say. Bears carry things over long distances with their mouth.
I feel as if she did get lost in the forest. The parents say it was just a moment but how do we know it wasn't hours because they were drinking or whatever. Maybe when she said the "warm grass" she really did mean she found an open spot in the forest that was getting a lot of sunlight and she literally layed in the warm grass to dry/warm up. Then she just ended up in a cave and because there was a massive search she was found
@@fredbrackely A small child would if they get turned around in the trees. I'm not familiar with the terrain but I'm sure it was difficult. She got there somehow and if she didn't remember any people abducting her then I'd say she just got lost. It had a happy ending but I'm sure if a large enough search didn't happen she wouldn't have lasted a couple more days
What about the 2 year old that disappeared and they found him safe in a thicket in a swamp he said a bear kept him warm and safe…happened a few years back. Some things are just hard to understand
Could a Black Bear carry an eight year old girl that long of a distance? Most mammals carry their young in the mouths by the nape of the neck so there should have been some evidence of teeth marks. I've never seen any evidence of a bear carrying something in one of its arms. I can't believe no one brought that up, it seems like an obvious question to ask.
We have no idea what’s out there, people been disappearing under extremely weird circumstances forever that’s never been explained. Children don’t walk up a mountain thousands of feet in elevation when they’re lost. And, no bear is going to cuddle with a potential meal. I’m not saying it’s so some cryptid creature either but I am saying this, something took that child up the dam mountain.
Have you guys heard of Dave paulides? There are hundreds of cases exactly like this one. Children found with clothes on backwards and way further than they could have walked.you explain it any other way.
5:22 The 'warm grass', statement was fabricated by Paulides. During questionning the girl, she stated that it was warmer sleeping on the grass outside, than inside the cave, which she reluctantly had to do since it rained for a few days. If you would have bothered to look, there is an interview in a publication, with the 'adult' Katherine. She explains several things, including that she just basically got lost looking for the cabin, after she almost drowned. To this day, she detests blackberries, the berry that helped keep her alive. Don't believe anything labeled '411'.
My 8yr old son is REALLY smart for a 8yr old💯....if my son told me a story like this I'd be totally mind fucked about it🤯....warm grass n a Sasquatch is a world apart though 👀🤷
What, the hundreds of years of encounters, from the incredible to the mundane, the various videos that clearly show something moving in such ways, it's impossible for human to replicate. The fact the proportions were way off a human and impossible to replicate with a suit with animatronics that would cost millions and still look fake. The fact native tribes say they are real, and have been a part of their oral history for centuries. The many sound recordings available that have been analysed. We are going to ignore all that and decide from this one story. To people that already know, these discussions are pointless and decades behind.
‘Warm grass’ could refer to an animal skin, or even grasses laid down as insulation. Doesn’t have to mean a living creature…still leaves plenty of questions though 🧐
Where are the bodies, bones, hair? Heresay isn't proof...it's just stories. I've camped in CA, Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, Montana & have never heard or seen what people describe as Bigfoot.
I disagree with Forest. Bears are killing machines. I have family in Alaska who grew up around WW2 era and they will all tell you that bears are killing machines, same as wolves.
@@StonersRabbitHolePeople have told stories of seeing visions of the Virgin Mary in the sky for thousands of years and I believe that's complete horseshit as well. Bigfoot is a campfire story. And until we actually find a Bigfoot, living or dead, it is VERY easy to dismiss it's existence.
She may have not known what was even happening to her. Obviously she didn't make the trek on her own. She probably didn't know what a Bigfoot is? I live in the Ozarks and have seen 3 since I have been here. Plenty of forests and caves all around.
I grew up in the Ozarks and I know Sasquach exist. When you have something 9ft tall with 18 inch footprints looking in your bedroom window you won't forget. Wish I had never seen it. This happened in 1980. There are a lot of sightings in the Ozarks.
That's interesting.
Reminds me of that ‘sighting’ within the last few years. You can find an image online showing the exact image your comment describes, including a call to 911 reporting the being
U seen shaq tryna scope out your crib
@@206beastmanShaq almost went down the wrong career path💀
It's called moonshine and meth
There was another child under 8 who claimed a big bear carried him, cupped hand to give water, picked berries kept him warm, much more. One issue this happened in winter when bears are in den. Cup hand for drink. Sheriff refused say anything. There many stories out there about kids somehow lived when should have died, so many miles away.
Bigfoot has a caring soul apparently.
I would get the kid some blood work. Allegedly, Sasquatches are radioactive, and those who've had close physical contact have gotten a form of blood cancer or another. Their footprints give off radiation and could be detected with Geiger counters... allegedly.
They are very caring and want to help us. Look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach
You talk like bigfoot, or at-least you write like 1...
Little Casey from my State NC there’s a video of the story on YT
It was only a few years ago 3 or 4, that a little boy went missing and when found, told everyone that the "Bear Man". kept him worm at night, fed him berries and gave him water for 3 or 4 days. Look for it. It was only a few years ago.
I remember that happening, I’m sure it was a woman walking her dog that heard him whimpering and crying.
Casey Anthony
@@lemarch57 ?????
@@freddog4490 Sorry, was late when I replied and was being lazy. Yes, the young boy’s name was Casey Anthony.
The key is keeping worm
I was born and raised about 45 minutes from Devil’s Den. I couldn’t even guess how many times I’ve been there since it was all of our favorite hiking spot. I’ve lived in Colorado for about six years now, and I e hiked a lot hear too. There is some gnarly ass terrain in the park ESPECIALLY near the caves. Not saying it was a Squatch lol, but I can’t imagine a small kid traveling like that there.
Especially barefoot with all that limestone around.
The most likely scenario is a man wearing a bear skin coat brought her there. Because Sus-Squatch is a fairy tale mythological creature which doesn't exist.
Wasnt there a recent case where a 2 yr old got lost in the middle of winter and found alive in a near by briar patch a few days later? The boy said a friendly bear took care of him and kept him warm.
He must have been at least 6 today.. i'm no zoologist, but no wild bear will turn down a free kids meal, if you know what i mean..something that reminded the kid of a bear took him, kept him warm, and returned him.
That happened in eastern NC. It was very cold at the time it happened.
I remember that and was waiting on David from miss 411 to cover that. Don’t think he did. I live just west of charlotte is the only reason I heard about it on the news
@@ben7111 I think he did, but I don't remember what episode. But thinkerthunker did as well.
Yeah. It was a mountain man wearing an animal fur coat. There are no friendly bears and their damn sure isn't any SUS-Squatch.
Middle of winter? I am no zoologist but isn't that prime hibernation time for bears?
An 8 year old girl knows the difference between grass and a giant ape man.
as well as a Bear.
Right shes not 2 lol
or you can't fix stupid lol
True. She's too young to be poetic about it.
So then what could of been the warm grass? What’s the alternative if it’s not an Sasquatch
There's a similar story from just a few years ago where a little boy got lost and survived three days and nights in winter and was found close to his house where he went missing. He said the bear kept him warm. Maybe it could've been a bear but occurred in winter when bears were hibernating.
Bears don’t always hibernate, and when they do it doesn’t mean they sleep for months. They are still awake, just on power saving mode.
Entirely possible that the beat wasn’t having a good year hunting wise & couldn’t afford to hibernate as it normally would.
Look up how common it is for bears not to hibernate, you will be shocked.
@@lewis6916 Not a good year hunting but doesn't eat a four year old boy ?
@@stanw909 it’s strange but can happen. There’s plenty stories of bears having very strong paternal instincts. As they are animals they run off of instinct, it seen a helpless child & decided to help when instinct kicked in. There’s also bears that only eat fruit ( weird I know) … so it might not have even been one that regularly hunted meat, it may have been more fond of foraging for berries anyway.
The wee boy is very lucky, but that doesn’t mean that it’s automatically an impossible story. Honestly do a quick search for other stories like this, you’ll be surprised at how many times there’s been proof of bears doing similar to what’s described here.
Ever seen the video of the bear saving the bird from the pond? Or the one that puts the traffic cone back upright? Definitely more going on with bears than we think some times. I often wonder if some are much smarter than others like with dogs.
Casey Hathaway
The whole black bear theory is absolutely rediculous. The only thing a black bear is likely to do is eat her alive.
Exactly
She had to have help traveling that terrain. No chance she walks that far by herself.
Logically is it was most likely a kidnapping and the kid just couldn’t process it.
Maybe the black bear gave her a ride on its back to the cave. Either that or it was a Sasquatch.
When she was found, she had scratches and swollen feet. She walked it.
@deerichardz well how swollen? She could have scratches for anything. Walking or being carried through brush. Maybe she walked some, but either way, it sounds way more than she could've handled by herself.
@@chrisz7083 You know, you can find an interview with Katherine, adult Katherine, about her ordeal in the Kansas City Star. 1997.
A little girl, wearing minimal clothing, in temperatures that drop at night. She's gone for three days with no food, all alone, and survives. Here's another very real scenario that's eerily similar but with a sadder ending. In the early 2000's a 10 year old boy from South Boston goes to Lincoln, NH on vacation. It's August, meaning the days are very warm and the nights up there are very cool. He got lost walking back from swimming in the nearby Pemigewaset River. Coincidently he was also lost for three days. When his body was found on the third day it was determined he died from hypothermia. Covered in bug bites he had wandered a few miles away from the trail. Both situations are almost the exact same yet one child is completely healthy while the other child loses his life. There's practically no way a child can survive in the deep forest for several days with no food and next to zero clothing for protection. The little girl had to have had some kind of help from something to keep her alive and healthy.
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3 days no food is 100% survivable, its not fun but dont factor that in, water not so much. I do believe in the ol 'foot though
And I cannot believe a black bear sow would shelter a young human. If anything, the child is viewed as food, same as a young fawn. I’ve never witnessed a Sasquatch but there are thousands of stories of encounters with humans to not have some credibility.
I totally agree a similar story happened in Croatan national forest. few years back I lived there and a young boy went missing days later he was found no injuries not dehydrated not starved and told a story about how a bear or bear man gave him food and keep him safe and warm with a fire...
It was probably a man wearing a bear skin coat. Because every intelligent person knows that a giant race of ape-men are not roaming our forests babysitting our kids in caves.
Strange that an 8 year old would describe a sasquactch as "warm grass". An 8 year old would easily be able to describe any type of animal better than "warm grass" I could see if she was like 4 or 5 but at 8 they would just say they were in a cave with whatever animal.
That's what I thought too. Children are fascinated by animals and she never even mentioned another being, just straight up said 'warm grass'. Definitely strange.
Who knows what she told her parents prob not a good idea to say i saw sasquatch in the 40s
Except if the creature was only present at night when she wouldn't have any kind of visibility, plus the exhaustion and starvation could have heavily impacted how coherent she would have been hiding in a cave for a week. And honestly. if you passed out in a cave and woke up with warm fur around you and heavy breathing, are you really looking back at whatever it is, or are you going going to close your eyes and go back to sleep (pretending its just a coyote or something) so you don't scare yourself and/or the creature putting yourself at risk. I feel like there are plenty of reasons to question the story, but I can also see why an 8 year old would also potentially not know, or not trust her own memory.
My daughter's 2 she would say to your face scary monster
Lol, just how fucking stupid would you have to be to think a bear is going to keep the lil girl warm? A bear, coyote would of had a nice lil meal.
Sasquatch is real. I thought it was BS until three of us were standing 30 yards from one on Mt. Hood in Oregon. I've been shot at and the fear did not compare to seeing this. My son who was 20 at the time and an Air Force vet along with one of his friends from the service all saw this thing. I've heard the stories living in Oregon but seeing one is a whole different ball game. It was terrifying. We did "investigation" over the next year or so. had many weird things happen, but only one visual. It wasn't a bear, moose elk--none of that. It was standing their looking at us along with throwing pine cones and branches our direction. I hope I never have another encounter with them.
Scary, yes!😱
What events occurred during your investigation? If you don't mind me asking...
Seems like they can kinda attach to some ppl who encounter them, or is it the Dogman that does that?
@@falstaff59 It is to much to type but I will give you some highlights. Once we had our encounter, it became an obsession for us for almost two years.
1. We set up a fake campsite and placed an audio recorder in the tent, along with some clothes for scent and a light that went off at 1am. This was in the middle of nowhere btw. We left it for two days. We have audio of something on two legs walking up to the tent around 2 am after throwing (sounded like) pebbles at the tent for two hours first. It sounded VERY heavy. We could hear it rubbing the fabric of the tent with it's hands too, along with a few grunts.
2. We flew our drone around and caught what looked like a HUGE sasquatch standing just in the tree line (we didn't see that for months)
3. I live about an hour from our encounter site. One day we spent up there looking around and drove home. After we arrived home a state trooper came to my door and asked me if me and my son enjoyed our day in the woods? WTF? I was confused. My wife was worried because my youngest son wasn't home and thought something was wrong. He just said "I hope you enjoyed your drive in the woods" and left. We got the impression he was saying "we have our eye on you". That was almost more strange then the encounter if you ask me.
4. We were in a meadow once waaaaay back in the woods. We were just standing and talking in the middle of the day and all of the sudden it sounded like a freight train coming thru the woods right at us. Trees breaking and shaking, the popping sound of branches etc. It sounded like it was about to come out of the woods next to us then it went quiet, dead quiet. That was scary.
5. Multiple footprints cast over two years, even a (what we believe) young sasquatch. It looked like a brick with toes.
6. etc. etc. Strange metallic sounds a few times, sounds of car doors closing in the middle of nowhere. Just weird stuff man.
@@PenelopePitstop888 I would say (not a popular opinion) that they interact with people way more and are not as rare as people think. I would say almost 50% of the time we had something weird happen. Not saying it was sasquatch all the time, but if it wasn't, something weird is happening on Mt Hood. I'm not familiar with dogman sightings, but after my encounter I am open to crazy stuff like that. We could "feel" when they were around, it's really strange.
A RUclipsr Mike Jones aka Garand Thumb tells a story about interacting with a mountain man when he was a sere instructor . so it sounds very believable to me that a mountain man saw her and saved her.
I've met at least one mountain man while out hunting, the guy had lost his family in a car accident, and just wanted to escape society. He'd been out in the Cascades for over 15 years, barely interacting with people.
i have never met a real mountain man per se, but in West Texas you’ll encounter occasionally similar types where, it’s like a ranch owner who is alone without a family. Or divorced or something who knows. And all he does is live alone and ranch the land and does not really care about anything else or, you know who knows, was too hurt by his personal loss of relationships to start over again. I suppose more like an independent, gruff, loner type, but not a “real” mountain man in the way yall are sharing yall’s stories. But anyway, when I met people like that in West Texas areas, I was always fascinated, perplexed, and afraid. And slightly jealous too.
@@nozrephey what area in West Texas are you referring to please? I ran across a man in between Midland and Odessa that lived out in the mesquites.
Bro… there was not a black bear taking care of an 8 year old girl in a cave 😂
She would be dinner. Black bears are aggressive and not nlce.😮
It could've been a man wearing a bear skin fur coat. It certainly wasn't Bigfoot which is a fake campfire story creature.
I could be warm grass cause some animal slept there!... City boys!, jeesh!
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824 that's right. it was her uncle fester "taking care" of her. this is the deep south, right? lol
@@lonniebrunner483 Black bears are not aggressive, but they most definitely would have eaten a child.
I hope Bigfoot is real, but my daughter is 8 years old, and “warm grass” is the interpretation a 3 year old would give if they encountered a big foot. An 8 yr old would likely think it’s a bear or Bigfoot. Kids are aware of these things
Outdoorsman hermit prospector type found her and helped her. Probably had a bunch of fur clothes.
I live in the ozarks and we even have a big canyon most ppl don’t know about
Nobody who lives in the "ozarks" say "I live in the Ozarks. You're either from Missouri or Arkansas.....
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you might think that's pretty high...
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People need to realize this happens and keep your kids close in the wild. They seem curious about us especially our children. If I saw a cute little baby bigfoot I’d wanna take him home just like they do us 😂
Ohh dear
By close I think TRaider66 means right in front of you, in your line of sight.
Yeah except Bigfoot is about as real as the Easter Bunny.
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824 well I’ve seen something that goes against that but you’re entitled to your own opinion.
@@TRaider66 I'm sure you've seen something but I'm also sure it is explainable.
Bro please bring back the extinct or alive game and please Peter ask Forrest about the Pink Headed Duck which is found in Eastern India and Northern Mayanmar. Last seen 1949 still not declared extinct. Please ask Forrest about this duck. It's fascinating. Btw love the pods. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
ohhh i a pink head duck? i too want to see!
I recently found this podcast and I am hooked
"let's picture this 8 year old in her little bikini"
Have a seat over here
A man from a rural dairy farm in the Mexican state of Jalisco claimed he saw the illusive Mexican grizzly bear drinking water from a creek in 2020 while isolated from the pandemic in his ranch in the upper elevations of the sierra madre specifically in the municipality of Mascota
Idk if bigfoot is real. I do know all of the animals noises here in michigan. A couple years ago, me and 4 other guys were tracking a deer at night through a cedar swamp when we heard what only sounded like a large ape howl from super low to high pitch for about 10 secs. It shook our bodies, and was by far the loudest animal I've ever heard in the woods. Don't know what it was because we didn't see it. But we know whatever it was sounded huge. We found the deer the next day with its back legs missing. No teeth marks.
Wtf
It was probably an Elk. When territorial and mating, they sound like a T-Rex. True story
Many moonshiners and drug dealers will play loud scary noises in the hope people won't come near their camps.
I can't say for sure that is the correct explanation but it's a possibility.
The pre-“Bigfoot” stories are the best, David Paulides chronicled hundreds of these lost tales using primary sources.
His sourcing is super dubious though and he, intentionally or unintentionally, leaves out very important details. Like the Aaron Hedges case
Paulides is a fraud
@@McNabb5211 His sourcing is old newspapers. You should read about the Bauman incident relayed to Teddy Roosevelt.
David Paulides cherry picks his cases and leaves out numerous facts so that it fits his missing 411 criteria.
@@allanlindsay72 the fbi cherry picks their cases to find serial killers, it’s just being very specific.
There is a dozen similar accounts through history it’s crazy.
Hearing those stories of like, lionesses stealing and keeping baby gazelles for a while after losing a child or whatever makes me think an animal might’ve just taken her and she got found before it realised it wasn’t a bear or got over it and ate her
🤣the lions don't keep the gazelles they eat them
@@Larry-n4n lionesses have been seen keeping baby gazelles, they seem to adopt a maternal role and I’ve heard people say it’s a response to losing cubs, but they don’t keep them for too long, it either gets away or gets eaten
@@Larry-n4nit's true. Look it up. A male lion ended up killing the baby. Apparently the Lioness did this a couple of times. Don't be too quick to laugh.
@@Larry-n4nthey often keep the baby animals around like a cat and mouse game and then they eat them
I’m in northern Michigan and from just watching a few good Sasquatch channels and getting familiar with what to look for, Heck it didn’t take to long to find four different areas in a 12 mile radius and WOW I THINK THERE HERE, but I invested in night vision goggles and a powerful pair of binoculars and see the Big Fella Sitting On A Pine Tree Branch, Didn’t get a photo but did of a Dog Man because in my journey I’ve came to the conclusion that if you find one you’ll find the other one, not far behind “ AND THATS FACT BELIEVE OR NOT”
Smoke another meth.
There are a couple of stories of children being lost in the woods and being found being taken care of by female bears completely unharmed.
They filmed a few seasons of "ozarks" in north GA in Red Top Mountain state park. It messed up my commute to and from work. Good show tho.
This is an absolutely fascinating story. I've heard it a few times. Oh and quit telling people how beautiful the Ozarks are. Let em think it's Branson and Hillbilly. Let's keep it mysterious.
Prohibition ended in 1933. That’s why rolling rock has the number 33 on the cases
Peter probably thinks a damn otter helped her
Anything but a Squatch 🙄
Sus-Squatch can be categorized in the same vein as The Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy. A giant Otter being responsible is actually a more likely scenario.
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824 No, a magical rabbit that goes around the world once a year delivering candy, and a fairy that collects the missing teeth of all the children in the world, is not comparable to a giant monkey in the woods.
@@kalcosin8994 Giant monkey? You mean imaginary giant man-monkey..
Ozarks was filmed mostly in Georgia as far as I know, the dinner was down the road from where I lived. I also seen people painting the grass...
Would hay not be considered warm grass? Could it have been a place where an animal of some sort made a "bed/nest" out of hay or straw?
Amazing story and could explain a lot of the Missing 411 accounts . David Paulides might be onto something. Check out his interviews.
I used to listen to him, but he lost me with the UFO stuff. Ugh. So disappointing.
David Paulides is an egotistical and arrogant showman who profits from other people's tragedies and misery.
David Paulides is the most boring and asinine pos. He has the most vague and unsatisfying theories.
@@allanlindsay72 he was selling something using his deceased son's name ... a new low
There are always mountain men out there that live off grid. Probably what happened.
You would think she would remember what sort of animal it
was even at 8 learning what animals would be there later in life.
There are hundreds of stories similar to this . In this case an 8 year old is smart enough to know the difference between warm grass and hair. If it was a Bigfoot she probably would have said it was a giant hairy creature, man, or animal, not grass.
Neither Van Alst nor his daughter had much to say when they first met, with the mother looking on. They embraced and later she told some of her experiences. I The child had been missing since iMonday when she lost her way returning from a creek to their park cabin. "I just couldn't find it," she said. She spent her first night "laying in the grass" and subsequent nights in caves, eating wild berries and drinking water from pools.
There is a fact based story in the One Step Beyond series that is similar. A missing boy was found up on a ridge claiming a giant friend put him there. The segment is called Night Of The Kill. It came out in 1959.
Surely an 8 year old would know the difference between grass and fur
I swear there are some guests on the Sasquatch Chronicles podcast that I’m convinced are telling the truth about their encounters. Am I tripping?
no. you may not be tripping. But you are definitely giving into an internal, personal bias that causes you to actually want to believe that someone is telling the truth. A bias which, unfortunately, you may not be aware of, that you acting on or making decisions on things without truely being in touch with your own internal bias. And welp, I personally believe that proves you are a good ole regular human person. Because sometimes it is hard to admit our internal biases toward such things. And it is also true that sometimes, a human (the sasaquatch storyteller) can believe their own lie soooooooo hard that they indeed will actually convince their own self that it is true. These are documented psychological phenomenons by the real, practicing psychiatrists and doctors. Fascinating to study! Though I am not a psychologist nor a doctor, I suppose I obligated to say
@@nozrepnot that deep dude, sometimes people just sound like they are telling the truth, plus you can’t bullshit a bullshitter😂 anyways you can say the same for you if that’s the case, you may not want Sasquatch to exist bc it’s an eerie thought but that doesn’t mean he ain’t real
I live near devil's den, grew up hiking there...I'm genuinely surprised there are absolutely 0 local news stations from the state of arkansas that covered this story. You can find tons of articles online sure, but none from the local news....
Rigged
It happened in 1946 so I doubt it would be on tv
@@oldmanballer5088 yo we hAve something called newspapers and such. Beyond that local legends. I literally grew up going to devil's den and never once heard a Bigfoot story relating to it. Even if it was the 40s, in a boring state like Arkansas don't you think they would want to tell the stories? I don't think it's a real story at all.
@@TheLilKon yeah search the story first thing it brings up is. Newspaper articles even have one with a picture of her and dad
@@oldmanballer5088 I am and nothing is remotely local. Literally the only newspaper from that time is from Pennsylvania. Not Arkansas. Not a single Arkansas news company has reported this story in the decades since it has happened. Why is that
Not unreal for it to still be a moonshiner in the 40's, Forest ran into one in the middle of the Ozarks looking for the howler what like 10 years ago? Warm grass could've been it's hound dog
Missing Enigma RUclips channel documented several cases of “Bears that take children” you’ll be surprised by the amount of children that said bears took them and feed them berries and carried them far away.
Mountain men wearing animal fur coats is the most likely scenario.
I'm part Eskimo. I use to have a lot of great aunts and uncles in Alaska, they were grew up in the wilderness. This is 1 time I will disagree with Forest from what I was taught. Bears and wolves are killing machines, especially wolves. All of my older relatives have bear and wolf stories that personally happened to them. I totally disagree that a bear would take care of a child. I also disagree with a coyote taking care of a child as well. I'm a farmer, I know what they do, they kill everything they can. The more of them that are together, the bigger the prey. I'm not saying it was bigfoot but I'm pretty sure Vegas would give better odds on bigfoot taking care of a lost child then a bear, wolf or coyote finding a lost child and taking care of it. Also how could a bear, coyote, wolf or anything else scoop up a child and carry it? And for that distance? I mean a bear is strong as hell, but how could it scoop up a kid, carry it like that 30 mi through awful ground and the child not be scratched all to hell from the claws?
nice interview but the idea the bear cuddled up cracked me up. bears are actually known to eat their own young lol
Forrest’s explanation sounds far less likely.
I don't always drink Fat Tire Ale, but when I do, it's just a beer cozy over a Modelo.
I spend a lot of time in Nature hunting and hiking. They are real. I don't know if there Paranormal or what, but something is out there. I've talked to plenty of hunters who think the same thing.
I live in russellville Arkansas and north of my hometown there’s always been crazy noises while we have been riding four wheelers/ side by sides in the ozarks.
Elk among other animals make scary noises.
Any correlation between yellow snow and warm grass?
When bear cubs cry they sounds like children crying.
Mama bear just watching over her cubs
It's funny how so many people dismiss everything about this topic, yet will condemn endless tragedy on you for not accepting their religious persuasions 👽
Bigfoot and zombie Jesus are both ridiculous ideas. Anyone who believes in either Bigfoot OR religion is stupid.
I've always thought this
No, but the stabilized Patterson film does.
😂 Bullshit
The Patterson film proves that you are gullible and you probably see Sus-Squatch in your cocoa pebbles every morning
@@stephenfrench3888what's bullshit?
@@lachie4017 🤣
I know about Dennis Martin
Look for the footage of a Calgary family making a pitstop and miraculously stumble onto a BF. 6 yr old daughter could be heard saying "that is not a human" multiple times. 6 yr old girls don't talk like unless they were coached by a parent. The same thing is happening here.
Subterranean humanoid monsters arising upon our surface world.
If youve lived in the far northwest your whole life, even as for south as mt hood and Bend Oregon it is so hard to find someone who dosnt believe or knows someone whoes been in direct contact one way or another
David palaudies missing 411 and Sasquatch chronicles podcast is a must for all three of you.
A black bear cuddling with and feeding an 8 yesr old girl is the most ridiculous thing ive ever heard.not eating her ok but thats it.
Bigfoot gave me stickers for my bike when i was7...joking aside...they exist....
They exist because you say so. Sure bud..
Turned around and she was gone! But left out the part were they hiked down the mountain and oops that our story and stick too it ....
Calling BS On the "Black Bear" Theory Because of the Fresh drinking water being there for "Her to Drink" ..
Calling BS on the "Bigfoot" theory because Bigfoot doesn't exist.
LOL I find the likelihood of a sow black bear mothering a child completely absurd. Mother black bears are protective of their cubs. The child would have died. Not to mention this kid would have known what a bear was, and rapidly left the cave.
Ok but that's a more likely scenario than an imaginary creature such as "Bigfoot" having any involvement.
Look at how well bears in captivity can mother orphan animals of a different species… it definitely was a bear that helped that little girl if the story is real.
That time had a lot more fake stories than now though, everything so hard to prove & we have little evidence that’s water tight under a skeptics analysis.
There was another claim of a bear taking care of a young boy not sure if you’ve talked about it
More recently what about the little boy that stayed with a "bear" in North Carolina? And was found two days later.
Ozarks show was not filmed in the Ozarks, it was filmed at Allatoona Lake near Canton, GA 😊
This is definitely a Dave Paulides Missing 411 kind of story. 😁
Yes, I have check them out. Im subscribed to their channel. Sasquatch are supernatural and I have had some bizarre encounters with them, and still do at times.
liar.
Smoke more meth and tell us more about "Sasquatch". Loon
Seeing a bigfoot less than 10 feet away made me a believer. I know every animal in the woods..grew up as a boyscout and a woodsmen. I did not mistake a known animal for bigfoot. Its easy sitting on a couch after looking in a mirror for three hours making sure your beard is trimmed and your jeans are just the right tightness to ridicule someones story. Now in this case, its probably more like people's interpretation of this story. It does seem like an 8 year old could remember more details. That makes me believe she suffered some kind of trauma. And although this story is obviously not evidence of bigfoot, i wouldn't ridicule someone's interpretation unless i had a better explanation. Maybe you three could come up with a better explanation if you got off the couch and did something more than run your mouths for a living. Forest Gump had more interesting conversations and more experiences than the three of you combined and i think his IQ was 70.
Oh! 🤣
You seem like a relatively intelligent person but I'm calling BS on your "Bigfoot" encounter.
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824you've never spent time in the woods
@@lachie4017 I live in the woods you goofball. Besides, No one who has ever spent time in the woods has ever captured Fakefoot.
Where is there elevations that high in the Ozarks? 😅😅😅 I'll wait over here... at my home... in the middle of the Ozarks... 🤣🤣🤣
Saw a story on RUclips if a snake called el Diablo in central America seen by soldiers and know by the natives. They estimated it to be 75 feet long and saw it swallow a cow and eat other men. Would love to see the guys talk about this
Everyone keeps forgetting/ignoring the 30 miles 😂😂
I know of no documented instance where a bear nurtured a human child. That's a ridiculous notion.
A bear is not going to be carrying a child for 30 miles. They don’t even have shoulders per say. Bears carry things over long distances with their mouth.
I feel as if she did get lost in the forest. The parents say it was just a moment but how do we know it wasn't hours because they were drinking or whatever. Maybe when she said the "warm grass" she really did mean she found an open spot in the forest that was getting a lot of sunlight and she literally layed in the warm grass to dry/warm up. Then she just ended up in a cave and because there was a massive search she was found
You don't go from swimming and having fun in the river to a 30 mile mountain hike.
@@fredbrackely A small child would if they get turned around in the trees. I'm not familiar with the terrain but I'm sure it was difficult. She got there somehow and if she didn't remember any people abducting her then I'd say she just got lost. It had a happy ending but I'm sure if a large enough search didn't happen she wouldn't have lasted a couple more days
All I know is that a mythological giant ape man definitely did not play a role in any of this.
What about the 2 year old that disappeared and they found him safe in a thicket in a swamp he said a bear kept him warm and safe…happened a few years back. Some things are just hard to understand
Could a Black Bear carry an eight year old girl that long of a distance? Most mammals carry their young in the mouths by the nape of the neck so there should have been some evidence of teeth marks. I've never seen any evidence of a bear carrying something in one of its arms. I can't believe no one brought that up, it seems like an obvious question to ask.
We have no idea what’s out there, people been disappearing under extremely weird circumstances forever that’s never been explained. Children don’t walk up a mountain thousands of feet in elevation when they’re lost. And, no bear is going to cuddle with a potential meal. I’m not saying it’s so some cryptid creature either but I am saying this, something took that child up the dam mountain.
Have you guys heard of Dave paulides? There are hundreds of cases exactly like this one. Children found with clothes on backwards and way further than they could have walked.you explain it any other way.
An 8 years old wouldn't refer to an animal as "warm grass". They know enough to differentiate both.
5:22 The 'warm grass', statement was fabricated by Paulides. During questionning the girl, she stated that it was warmer sleeping on the grass outside, than inside the cave, which she reluctantly had to do since it rained for a few days. If you would have bothered to look, there is an interview in a publication, with the 'adult' Katherine. She explains several things, including that she just basically got lost looking for the cabin, after she almost drowned. To this day, she detests blackberries, the berry that helped keep her alive. Don't believe anything labeled '411'.
Drinking beers? No, these cats are toking some good shit at 41% THC!
My 8yr old son is REALLY smart for a 8yr old💯....if my son told me a story like this I'd be totally mind fucked about it🤯....warm grass n a Sasquatch is a world apart though 👀🤷
It was the Samsquatch. Greaaaasy.
Apparently, from a lot of stories I've heard, bigfoots are nice to humans and help. Its the little people you gotta worry about.
What, the hundreds of years of encounters, from the incredible to the mundane, the various videos that clearly show something moving in such ways, it's impossible for human to replicate. The fact the proportions were way off a human and impossible to replicate with a suit with animatronics that would cost millions and still look fake. The fact native tribes say they are real, and have been a part of their oral history for centuries. The many sound recordings available that have been analysed. We are going to ignore all that and decide from this one story. To people that already know, these discussions are pointless and decades behind.
we need this guy to investigate bigfoot with todd standing.
‘Warm grass’ could refer to an animal skin, or even grasses laid down as insulation. Doesn’t have to mean a living creature…still leaves plenty of questions though 🧐
Where are the bodies, bones, hair? Heresay isn't proof...it's just stories. I've camped in CA, Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, Montana & have never heard or seen what people describe as Bigfoot.
Ozark is filmed in Atlanta, Georgia around the Lake Allatoona and Lake Lanier area. Crazy stuff. I think a moonshiner could have helped her.
I disagree with Forest. Bears are killing machines. I have family in Alaska who grew up around WW2 era and they will all tell you that bears are killing machines, same as wolves.
To completely dismiss the idea of bigfoot being real at some stage in history is ignorance.
why?
@nozrep to completely dissmiss something that's been talked about for hundreds of years if not thousands is pretty ignorant.
@@StonersRabbitHolePeople have told stories of seeing visions of the Virgin Mary in the sky for thousands of years and I believe that's complete horseshit as well. Bigfoot is a campfire story. And until we actually find a Bigfoot, living or dead, it is VERY easy to dismiss it's existence.
This is a well known story.
As a side note, kids back then were more robust, especially if they were raised in that environment
waaay too much grown men wiggling their feet together in this video!!!!!! 😖🦶
No 8 year old would describe a furry animal as “warm grass.” 8 years olds know what animals are and can tell the difference between animals and grass.
She may have not known what was even happening to her. Obviously she didn't make the trek on her own. She probably didn't know what a Bigfoot is? I live in the Ozarks and have seen 3 since I have been here. Plenty of forests and caves all around.
It's just a tall tale from the home of many, many tall tales.