@@Emilzkl it's ok to go alone. One of the best things about camping is getting away from everyone. But definitely bring a gun. AND DEFINITELY USE MAGIC.
I usually quit watching when anyone's pup leaves the camping area and there's a chance they could get hurt! I'm out because it would break my heart! This was NOT a bear! Nope! Bigfoot is what I'm going with. Love this channel! ❤
When you hear frogs and critters you are safe. When there is no noises that's when you should be concerned. Glad you were both alright. Also, it's not a good idea to whistle in the woods. You don't know who you might be calling. It's probably an old wives tale but I never do it. 😗🎵🎶🎵🎶
Those crook neck military grade flashlights aren't worth a damn. A powerful LED flashlight like Surefire or Olight would be much better. Believe it or not, I have about 6 NEBO LED flashlights. Most have a domed projector lens that will cast a wide, circular, bright white light. NEBO don't cost as much as Olight, but I've had mine for 6 years and they still work. They have 3 power settings to conserve power, are rechargeable with lithium batteries, and a strobe to flash blind someone for a minute. They don't throw light as far, but they'll put out a wide circle of light. I recommend 5,000-6,000 lumen power. That's pretty decent. Some of their other models also feature a flood light feature and a red flood feature. That's enough to light up the trail on low so you can walk safely and high for max vision but it also burns the batteries down to about 2 hours. I also have a 6,000 lumen spotlight with a red cap lens. It throws the light pretty far without a projector lens. It also has a flood light pointed downward for walking down trails and conserve energy. It also features an SOS setting to flash 3 dots, 3 dashes, and 3 dots for emergency signaling. The red lens cap can help preserve your night vision and assist in emergency signaling.
What in the world is a “military grade flashlight”? Just get an Olight, Acebeam, nitecore, or Thrunite. You won’t go wrong with any of those. Anything over 2000 lumens is more than enough.
There isn't ultraviolet light at night. Ultraviolet light is a very high-energy light that comes from the sun. Dogs have excellent smell and hearing, which makes them better able to detect things at night. They do have better night vision as well, but it is not due to UV light.
@@macwinter7101 There is in fact ultraviolet light at night. Not like during the day of course, but even on a moonless, cloudy night there will still be a small, though negligible, amount present. More on full moon nights, etc. To what degree does this aid cats and dogs, I don’t know. Dog vision is adapted as a low light predator focused on prey movement. In addition to adaptations of rods and cones like cats, their eyes let in approximately 61% of ultraviolet light. Many mammals other than humans can see into the ultraviolet spectrum. I suppose since many fluids bioluminescence when exposed to UV it might have evolved to help them track blood trails or urine of prey, or to more easily spot urine left by other canines. Many types of lightbulbs also emit an amount of UV. Though manufacturers seek to limit this.
It always amazes me these "Scary/Creepy? Haunted Camping" videos. Every single time the video channel guy goes out they have a scary encounter. I have camped/backpacked/rock climbed/RV'd/Truck-trailer camped for 30+ years and have never experienced this. Is it just odds? Maybe, but spooky scary shit like this doesn't occur this frequently. Ive had dumb people do dumb things near me but Im prepared. Ive stayed in old mining cabins in remote locations in Death Valley and camped in remote areas in the forest. Those tree knocks?...Bigfoot...maybe. But where are you camping? Near a town or campground? Is it drunk teenagers trying to scare you? Maybe. I can make a video and record a nocturnal sound and talk it up like its a battalion of boogymen coming towards camp.
Yes there are a lot of RUclips channels that are outright bullshite with their fake videos. But just because you have never seen or heard anything scary or unusual doesn’t mean cryptids aren’t real. I’ve been hunting here in Australia for 30 plus years and I can tell you with 100% certainty that there is strange and unexplained phenomena out in the remote bush lands. I’ve seen a dogman 12 years ago while pig hunting and I’ve seen what I now know to be entities,they are transparent like the predator character in the movie and I’ve smelt and sensed some weird stuff over the years. One day something will happen that will change your reality.
@@thislazylife Nope. In DV there are old BLM mining cabins you can stay in, First Come-First Served. They used to be part of a program called Adopt-a-Cabin. Volunteers could maintain the cabin (reinforce roof/stairs) but not not improve them (sun deck/sauna). Typical gov't double speak. But some of the cabins are awesome. I still have my program map showing all the locations. A few are easy to get to and others you will need a 4X4. Google Minnieta Cabin or White Swann and Adopt-a-Cabin.
It is unlikely that someone will experience creepy things every time they go camping. However, the chances you will have frightening encounters depends heavily on where you are. Most of the lower 48 in the US is so developed that there's very few places, even in the wilderness, where humans don't have a regular presence. In these places, hunting pressures, habitat fragmentation, and natural fear of humans makes it very unlikely anyone will have concerning wildlife encounters. But when you go to much of Canada and Alaska, where it is much more remote, there's a higher chance someone will encounter wildlife and that the wildlife will have a more aggressive, territorial or predatory behavior towards humans. There are also some places, such as in the Pacific Northwest and Appalachia, where there are feral populations of people that might behave in concerning ways towards campers. This guy may be staging a lot of these videos for views. But there's also a chance he's going to places where people have either reported unusual activity or where it's truly remote enough to have a higher chance of hearing wildlife at night.
@@spookygirl7761 If you can choose "not be out at night", then I agree, that that is a better choice. People that sleep rough, might not have that choice, and typically most north american families are only 1 missed paycheck away from losing everything to homelessness.
Actually whistling might be a better thing to do, making noise helps deter bears. And whistling doesn’t alert to your presence you’re already crunching leaves and breaking twigs. Animals are already well aware you are there
Judging by how loud those "tree knocks" were & how it made a "tock" and not a "tack" sound indicates that it was a decent sized stick, especially the second set of knocks. Thinner sticks make a higher pitch noise upon impact.
I'm sorry this happened,when you're just trying to enjoy some quiet time with your dog! One bit of advice though, please invest in a bametter flashlight for this very kind of situation!👍🏽✌🏽
Those knocks, came from a Bigfoot. They will surround you. And, it's a good idea, to keep your dog on a long leash, just in case Mika will go run after one of those Bigfoots. Those Bigfoots would easily kill Mika.
@@Jacobrouse-jn4zx Night whistling is forbidden by Native Americans due to a shape-shifting entity, known as a “Skinwalker” or “Stekini,” that responds to the call, causing harm to those who encounter it.
@@humbertosantiago9592 Doubt that you even understand what skinwalkers are, considering you'd leave that comment. You sound like you have heard too many creepy pastas
Sasquatch people dude. Just letting you know they are present. If they had any intention on harming you, they would. They are not evil,quite the opposite. They are amazing people. They are testing your metal…
@@creepyoutdoors4451 I wonder if you are planning another outdoors adventure? Def a good series you have. I just suggest not drinking too much in the process. Thanks
About 20 years ago we were hiking down in Southern Oregon and at one point I heard a couple of loud crashing sounds about 50 yards away in the forest. I stopped and looked in the direction the sounds come from and I was sure that I could a large face staring back at me. I stood there for several minutes and it did not move. I made a mark on the trail where I had been looking and we went on our way further along the trail. Later that afternoon when we came back to that spot I looked at where I had seen the face and there was an empty space I could now see and it confirmed that something large had been looking back at me earlier. A couple you years later I read an account of a guy who would hike up that trail and camp there with his two dogs. He had said the dogs would often chase off bobcats, bears and cougars. One night the dogs ran off chasing something and shortly came back terrified and hid in the tent. Whenever this guy would try to take his dogs there they were still terrified and would refuse to go there again. He had reported this account to a local Bigfoot discussion group and others confirmed similar experiences in that area. Another story about us hiking down in southern Oregon occurred around 2002. We often would hike on the Bigelow Lakes trail near the Oregon Caves Monument. Every time we were there I had a strong feeling that something was watching us from way up on the mountain. One time we were there it was getting close to sunset and it was way down the trail. I could smell a very strong skunk like smell that reminded me of skunk cabbage but it was way too late in the season for it. We decided it was wise to turn around and head back. I did a little research and found an account of a southern Oregon psychologist who had a scary encounter near where we turned around that evening.
@@user-ug1dh1zy4v you always have to face reality - nothing wrong with hoping for the best outcome but hoping doesn’t change anything so of course you have to deal with whatever it is
Sorry to disappoint you but this isn't a bigfoot or dogman. It's actually my mother in law. Sometimes she gets loose and runs out from under the porch and bites people on the ankles. Police said we would have to put her down if she got loose again. Best chance of surviving an incounter is to lay out some zanex and some whiskey and lucky strike cigarettes. If you have that I think you'll be safe but I can't garentee it. 😂😂😂😂
You should NEVER EVER NEVER go into the woods alone OR UNARMED, especially at night !!!... If ya do, you have NO BUSINESS IN THE WOODS PERIOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was awesome 💯Sasquatch for sure. The dog makes me worry though. You need a teal flashlight or two out there💯bears don't do tree knocks😂typical branches breaking , wood knocks and a growl💁if they wanted to , you would be history right now!! They scared you out for your own good and protection! Or they're playing with you! Again thanks for the share💯🙏🤙
Fuck, it’s the classic when the wood goes quiet you know shit is getting real. Notice how all the frogs and critters just go quiet before you hear the knocking? That’s because an alpha predator is nearby. This definitely aligns with all big foot signs, insane man… I would have stayed up the whole night, doesn’t help that I’m going camping this weekend either lol
If your cooking food mountain lions will follow the scent of food cooking. Or it might be a cougar or a bear or a wild hog even. To be safer when setting up camp ,run two small ropes around rhe perimeter of ur camp site,make it long enough to form a circle about knee high fir one amd waist high for the other and attach 5 bells all around so if you hear the bells move at night you know someone else is there.
That’s why you always dig a whole with two diagonal vent holes and have the fire in there. Then you can just cover up what little light it gives off very easily.
Nice throw on the hatchet. The banging and then the heavy breathing makes my imagination take off...I've seen 'Finding Bigfoot' Huh-uh I'd have a leash on my leg!
Idk man that was pretty interesting The lack of sound from those chirping insects was what I've heard from others. When Bigfoot or w.e. is around all that light noise gets dead dead quiet. And that was what happened literally b4 and then stopped when the thin probably said ok bye. Lol
What state are you in? What was making those noises from two different directions were Giant Hairy Forest People. If that happens again try speaking out that you have not bad intentions for them and that you are just enjoying the peace and tranquility of their beautiful home. respect them and their home. I live in Oregon and KNOW they are a people. Just huge and covered in hair. They have their own language but understand the languages of us little hairless ones in the region they reside.
You need to pick a number and keep it with you. Such as .357 or .44 or .38 or even simply .22. Heck you might "gauge" your choice number as 10 or 12 . I always like to accompany that number with a little emphasis like double aught buck for my choice of number. Going with one or more of these choice numbers make camping always go calmer and really a lot safer. Hopefully you will never have to call upon your chosen number while camping but if you do it will be there for you if you need it.
Whoa this is terrifying. I really hope you carry a firearm dude!! Last year, I went off grid camping in sequoia national forest n I heard those exact tree knocks you heard, as well as a very low guttural scream or maybe a call. Sounded like a huge animal was calling. Everytime it would scream or vocalize, it sounded like it was getting closer very quickly, (traveling by maybe one mile per minute)) accompanied by silence after. It didn’t stop for maybe an hour. I was sooo scared by the super low pitched angry yells. Definitely did not come from a human it was way too loud and far away but got closer so quickly. Have you ever heard that in any forests before? Be safe, love the videos!
Wild hogs. Dog smell them out from a very long distance and go crazy about it. I've watched dumb ass dogs chase them. Sometimes they get wounded badly.
It's easy to figure out how you got scared. The answer is in your footage at 0:05. When looking down the stream there's a darker spot than the surrounding forest. Zoom in on the dark area and you can see some Sasquatch. They can make you feel fear to run you off, probably because they have children nearby. The Sasquatch view humans as dangerous and try to keep them out of their areas. The Sasquatch live three times longer than humans so their elders saw what humans did to the First Nations Indian tribes and the Buffalo. Sasquatch are never alone, so if you see one you can be sure that others are nearby. Even though they might scare you they don't hurt you.
Stupid question, for the life of me why do campers pick the flashlight that doesn’t illuminate the area at all. It’s always the dimmest light possible, unbelievable. Just asking why?
great vids props to you not many would do what you do. i only know one thing that tree knocks apart from humans and its big and hairy and has big feet.
Flashlights just light up your position & you can only see very limited in the dark with a light but everything can see 👀 you. Not good. Dark works both ways.
Oh man scary its a good ideal to have your pup on a leash and invest in a good flashlight bear spray /fire arm when out in the woods camp as safe as you can Mika is a beautiful pup wouldn't want anything to happen to your Mika🐶sorry it was a scary night for you hope you both made it out safe 🙏,🌿🦮🌞
Why go at night??? Why not during the day??? I hope this young man carried a fire arm for his protection and his dog too. I hope your dog is on a leash ….and not wandering around for his own sake! The forest seems to attract weird people, and ALL kind of people from killers to mentally unstable people, etc. who you don’t know and don’t want to know. It is dangerously crazy to go at night inside the forest. I don’t understand it either…..is it to prove something to someone??? Or is it just for fun??? I hope you and your dog are safely where you are.
That was either another person or something with hands. I'd be pretty scared if i heard that out in the middle of nowhere. Nope, not a bear. Hands mate.
Hey Creepy outdoors! I was wondering if it would be alright for me to use some of your footage from your videos for a small horror short that I'm working on and post it to my channel? I'll make sure to give you credit for the footage!
@@creepyoutdoors4451 hey man! It's up if you want to check it out, I've had it done I just didn't want to upload it without making sure it's okay with you first! So feel free to check it out and let me know what you think!
Love your channel and your a brave brave man😰 but please don’t take your wee dog with you because he would be the first to get hurt or killed by something 😢 the woods are not safe for animals or humans now, it’s crazy what is on trail cams😳😰 Thank you for sharing this with us♥️♥️
Almost seems fake, if it was a stranger or another animal they would be giving scents.and the dog would bark but he comes back from the dark wagging his tail like he knows its a person hes familer with.
Someone pissing about trying to freak you out. Otherwise they would have answered. You're next to a natural stoop in the riverbank where animals. would go to drink? Could have been a falling branch? Bit rythmic for that though. Who knows.
Never go camping without a GUN!
Facts
Never
& don't go alone
@@Emilzkl it's ok to go alone. One of the best things about camping is getting away from everyone. But definitely bring a gun. AND DEFINITELY USE MAGIC.
What an American take.
I love walking in the woods during winter and it's a full moon.
The moonlight that shines through the empty tree branches is so beautiful.
Dogs and cats always know when something isn't quite right. When they are on the alert, so should we be.
Man, my heart sank everytime your pupper would leave. Be safe friend.
I usually quit watching when anyone's pup leaves the camping area and there's a chance they could get hurt! I'm out because it would break my heart! This was NOT a bear! Nope! Bigfoot is what I'm going with. Love this channel! ❤
The term pupper is vomit inducing.
The gurgling sounds people claim bigfoot makes are actually from Canadian Lynx having a disagreement
If you ever hear banjos in the forest, run
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Only time I would run is if it's from Dogman territory, or human psychopaths/outlaws.
If you see country men out there, run, they are hunting for Bigfoot and may mistake you for him 😮😮😮
When you hear frogs and critters you are safe. When there is no noises that's when you should be concerned. Glad you were both alright. Also, it's not a good idea to whistle in the woods. You don't know who you might be calling. It's probably an old wives tale but I never do it. 😗🎵🎶🎵🎶
You should invest in a military grade flash light, I would never be in the woods without having decent lighting available.
What do you recommend????
@@wolf-1346 there's plenty on the market, it depends what you want to pay that will give you more lumens and distance. 👍
Those crook neck military grade flashlights aren't worth a damn. A powerful LED flashlight like Surefire or Olight would be much better. Believe it or not, I have about 6 NEBO LED flashlights. Most have a domed projector lens that will cast a wide, circular, bright white light. NEBO don't cost as much as Olight, but I've had mine for 6 years and they still work. They have 3 power settings to conserve power, are rechargeable with lithium batteries, and a strobe to flash blind someone for a minute. They don't throw light as far, but they'll put out a wide circle of light.
I recommend 5,000-6,000 lumen power. That's pretty decent. Some of their other models also feature a flood light feature and a red flood feature. That's enough to light up the trail on low so you can walk safely and high for max vision but it also burns the batteries down to about 2 hours.
I also have a 6,000 lumen spotlight with a red cap lens. It throws the light pretty far without a projector lens. It also has a flood light pointed downward for walking down trails and conserve energy. It also features an SOS setting to flash 3 dots, 3 dashes, and 3 dots for emergency signaling. The red lens cap can help preserve your night vision and assist in emergency signaling.
True about that 💯
What in the world is a “military grade flashlight”? Just get an Olight, Acebeam, nitecore, or Thrunite. You won’t go wrong with any of those. Anything over 2000 lumens is more than enough.
Dogs can see into the ultraviolet spectrum. Maybe he saw something that our eyes can’t see.
Can smell cryptids, also
There isn't ultraviolet light at night. Ultraviolet light is a very high-energy light that comes from the sun. Dogs have excellent smell and hearing, which makes them better able to detect things at night. They do have better night vision as well, but it is not due to UV light.
@@macwinter7101 There is in fact ultraviolet light at night. Not like during the day of course, but even on a moonless, cloudy night there will still be a small, though negligible, amount present. More on full moon nights, etc. To what degree does this aid cats and dogs, I don’t know.
Dog vision is adapted as a low light predator focused on prey movement. In addition to adaptations of rods and cones like cats, their eyes let in approximately 61% of ultraviolet light. Many mammals other than humans can see into the ultraviolet spectrum.
I suppose since many fluids bioluminescence when exposed to UV it might have evolved to help them track blood trails or urine of prey, or to more easily spot urine left by other canines.
Many types of lightbulbs also emit an amount of UV. Though manufacturers seek to limit this.
It always amazes me these "Scary/Creepy? Haunted Camping" videos. Every single time the video channel guy goes out they have a scary encounter. I have camped/backpacked/rock climbed/RV'd/Truck-trailer camped for 30+ years and have never experienced this. Is it just odds? Maybe, but spooky scary shit like this doesn't occur this frequently. Ive had dumb people do dumb things near me but Im prepared. Ive stayed in old mining cabins in remote locations in Death Valley and camped in remote areas in the forest. Those tree knocks?...Bigfoot...maybe. But where are you camping? Near a town or campground? Is it drunk teenagers trying to scare you? Maybe. I can make a video and record a nocturnal sound and talk it up like its a battalion of boogymen coming towards camp.
😂😂😂😮
Yes there are a lot of RUclips channels that are outright bullshite with their fake videos. But just because you have never seen or heard anything scary or unusual doesn’t mean cryptids aren’t real. I’ve been hunting here in Australia for 30 plus years and I can tell you with 100% certainty that there is strange and unexplained phenomena out in the remote bush lands. I’ve seen a dogman 12 years ago while pig hunting and I’ve seen what I now know to be entities,they are transparent like the predator character in the movie and I’ve smelt and sensed some weird stuff over the years. One day something will happen that will change your reality.
Mining cabins in Death Valley? Are you the ghost of Charles Manson?
@@thislazylife Nope. In DV there are old BLM mining cabins you can stay in, First Come-First Served. They used to be part of a program called Adopt-a-Cabin. Volunteers could maintain the cabin (reinforce roof/stairs) but not not improve them (sun deck/sauna). Typical gov't double speak. But some of the cabins are awesome. I still have my program map showing all the locations. A few are easy to get to and others you will need a 4X4. Google Minnieta Cabin or White Swann and Adopt-a-Cabin.
It is unlikely that someone will experience creepy things every time they go camping. However, the chances you will have frightening encounters depends heavily on where you are. Most of the lower 48 in the US is so developed that there's very few places, even in the wilderness, where humans don't have a regular presence. In these places, hunting pressures, habitat fragmentation, and natural fear of humans makes it very unlikely anyone will have concerning wildlife encounters. But when you go to much of Canada and Alaska, where it is much more remote, there's a higher chance someone will encounter wildlife and that the wildlife will have a more aggressive, territorial or predatory behavior towards humans.
There are also some places, such as in the Pacific Northwest and Appalachia, where there are feral populations of people that might behave in concerning ways towards campers.
This guy may be staging a lot of these videos for views. But there's also a chance he's going to places where people have either reported unusual activity or where it's truly remote enough to have a higher chance of hearing wildlife at night.
never whistle at night , especially at night near the woods
I was always told this, so yeah.
Ol 'wive's tale'. Whistling is the PERFECT response
I still prefer not to whistle. I wouldn't be out at night in the first place. lol that's asking for it.
@@spookygirl7761 If you can choose "not be out at night", then I agree, that that is a better choice. People that sleep rough, might not have that choice, and typically most north american families are only 1 missed paycheck away from losing everything to homelessness.
Actually whistling might be a better thing to do, making noise helps deter bears. And whistling doesn’t alert to your presence you’re already crunching leaves and breaking twigs. Animals are already well aware you are there
Go to mountain park in tehachapi make sure you have a weapon on you
I lived in Bakersfield which is very close to Tehachapi. Camping there was more than entertaining, it was out and out frightening!
I don't understand why people go pretty much anywhere without a weapon.
Except don't do it from here on out because now 52,000 armed youtubers will be there and probably as crazy as you are.
What specifically is the danger at Mountain Park?
Keep your piece under cover. You're in the People's Democraric Republic of California where the 2nd amendment doesn't exist.
Judging by how loud those "tree knocks" were & how it made a "tock" and not a "tack" sound indicates that it was a decent sized stick, especially the second set of knocks. Thinner sticks make a higher pitch noise upon impact.
These vids are always good spooky fun. Excited for em to drop on Halloween! 🎃
“Most scared I’ve ever been” bro forgot about “I see you!!!”
Ill never forget no sir
@@creepyoutdoors4451 haha
That was this guy? I just saw that in a compilation.
@@ToiletTxtr yep same guy. Crazy.
Yeah I've came across it in a few videos too. Scary shit. I don't know which one was scariest. Both the same maybe.
Like your videos but if ur gonna take ur dog please keep him on a leash close to u! Good luck
I'm sorry this happened,when you're just trying to enjoy some quiet time with your dog! One bit of advice though, please invest in a bametter flashlight for this very kind of situation!👍🏽✌🏽
Thanks for the tip
Those knocks, came from a Bigfoot. They will surround you. And, it's a good idea, to keep your dog on a long leash, just in case Mika will go run after one of those Bigfoots. Those Bigfoots would easily kill Mika.
ok buddy
Bro never whistle at night never.
Why is that
@@Jacobrouse-jn4zx Night whistling is forbidden by Native Americans due to a shape-shifting entity, known as a “Skinwalker” or “Stekini,” that responds to the call, causing harm to those who encounter it.
You never want to whistle in the woods at night
@@humbertosantiago9592 Doubt that you even understand what skinwalkers are, considering you'd leave that comment. You sound like you have heard too many creepy pastas
@@user-ug1dh1zy4v enlighten me
Sasquatch people dude. Just letting you know they are present. If they had any intention on harming you, they would. They are not evil,quite the opposite. They are amazing people. They are testing your metal…
who knows what was out there, it doesn't sound like good news. But man I'm glad you and your dog are ok.
Thank you wesker i appreciate that
@@creepyoutdoors4451 I wonder if you are planning another outdoors adventure? Def a good series you have. I just suggest not drinking too much in the process. Thanks
Also.... I'm not saying that having a beer or two beers is a problem, I'm saying to not drink to the point of inhibition/drunk.
They were wood knocks, something a Bigfoot would do. I enjoy these kind of videos, Thanks for sharing. Be safe out there.
Thanks 👍
Every time I go camping, I stay strapped, brother.
I keep my side arm and I have the AR15 in the truck! 🤷♂️🥳💯
You need a better flashlight like miliary style its always good to have 3 on you for back up and a whistle and bear spray.
About 20 years ago we were hiking down in Southern Oregon and at one point I heard a couple of loud crashing sounds about 50 yards away in the forest. I stopped and looked in the direction the sounds come from and I was sure that I could a large face staring back at me. I stood there for several minutes and it did not move. I made a mark on the trail where I had been looking and we went on our way further along the trail. Later that afternoon when we came back to that spot I looked at where I had seen the face and there was an empty space I could now see and it confirmed that something large had been looking back at me earlier. A couple you years later I read an account of a guy who would hike up that trail and camp there with his two dogs. He had said the dogs would often chase off bobcats, bears and cougars. One night the dogs ran off chasing something and shortly came back terrified and hid in the tent. Whenever this guy would try to take his dogs there they were still terrified and would refuse to go there again. He had reported this account to a local Bigfoot discussion group and others confirmed similar experiences in that area.
Another story about us hiking down in southern Oregon occurred around 2002. We often would hike on the Bigelow Lakes trail near the Oregon Caves Monument. Every time we were there I had a strong feeling that something was watching us from way up on the mountain. One time we were there it was getting close to sunset and it was way down the trail. I could smell a very strong skunk like smell that reminded me of skunk cabbage but it was way too late in the season for it. We decided it was wise to turn around and head back. I did a little research and found an account of a southern Oregon psychologist who had a scary encounter near where we turned around that evening.
I enjoyed you stories thanks for sharing
That lake is gorgeous with the reflection of the trees. PBR I had to sub brother😎 Micah is on something that’s for sure😳
Thanks for the sub!
Bears don’t smack stuff against trees.
facts
@@creepyoutdoors4451 in your total defense, my ass would have been saying it was a bear too. Saying it, praying for it, etc etc
@@WoodsPrecisionArms Better to face fkn reality, then to hide like a victim in what is "safe"
What if a bird like a large owl landed on a branch and that branch knocked against a tree?
@@user-ug1dh1zy4v you always have to face reality - nothing wrong with hoping for the best outcome but hoping doesn’t change anything so of course you have to deal with whatever it is
Sorry to disappoint you but this isn't a bigfoot or dogman. It's actually my mother in law. Sometimes she gets loose and runs out from under the porch and bites people on the ankles. Police said we would have to put her down if she got loose again. Best chance of surviving an incounter is to lay out some zanex and some whiskey and lucky strike cigarettes. If you have that I think you'll be safe but I can't garentee it. 😂😂😂😂
Haha
😂😂❤
WOW that was so scary. I think your dog was sensing something out there! Stay safe my friend!
Dog didn't seem worried at all. Neither did whatever was chirping through the whole time your recording.
Probably spring peeper frogs
Dog was like, I'm getting outta here, save yourself bro.
You should NEVER EVER NEVER go into the woods alone OR UNARMED, especially at night !!!... If ya do, you have NO BUSINESS IN THE WOODS PERIOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are the smartest man I know. Only an idiot was visit the woods unarmed or underarmed.
Everybody in the comments, do you remember two years ago he was in a video and in the forest and someone said I see you
Yes I remember 👽
Very glad to see this latest upload. Hope there's many more to come?
You bet there is
Always have your weapon and dog if alone plz stay safe out there love theses type of vids scary in the woods 💯👍🏽
That was awesome 💯Sasquatch for sure. The dog makes me worry though. You need a teal flashlight or two out there💯bears don't do tree knocks😂typical branches breaking , wood knocks and a growl💁if they wanted to , you would be history right now!! They scared you out for your own good and protection! Or they're playing with you! Again thanks for the share💯🙏🤙
Fuck, it’s the classic when the wood goes quiet you know shit is getting real. Notice how all the frogs and critters just go quiet before you hear the knocking? That’s because an alpha predator is nearby.
This definitely aligns with all big foot signs, insane man… I would have stayed up the whole night, doesn’t help that I’m going camping this weekend either lol
Man, I really love your vids, they're just so amazing. Be safe out there.
Great video as always. Mika looks like a sweet dog. Take extra special care of her.
If your cooking food mountain lions will follow the scent of food cooking. Or it might be a cougar or a bear or a wild hog even. To be safer when setting up camp ,run two small ropes around rhe perimeter of ur camp site,make it long enough to form a circle about knee high fir one amd waist high for the other and attach 5 bells all around so if you hear the bells move at night you know someone else is there.
Sounds like a Bigfoot. Those are home run knocks. Love it. 😊
Never understood the concept of camping at night. Huge fire to let the entire forest youre there.
That’s why you always dig a whole with two diagonal vent holes and have the fire in there. Then you can just cover up what little light it gives off very easily.
any animals out at that time can already see you the fire just keeps them away
@@kokkirrilol I don’t think it was the animals he was referring to.
I always camped without fire, and probably as many nights as any known outdoorsy person has, yet I enjoy fires I see by uploaders
That’s sounds like a friend of your knocking on a tree
Those knocks , squatch . 😮
Nice throw on the hatchet. The banging and then the heavy breathing makes my imagination take off...I've seen 'Finding Bigfoot' Huh-uh I'd have a leash on my leg!
I sure hope it wasn't big foot I really like that camping spot
@@creepyoutdoors4451 IDK, it looks nice but...maybe bring a stick and try talking back!?! LOL
Bro found bigfoot XD No but on a serious note that's legit scary dude, you need to bring with yourself a weapon or something
Sounds like you have a possible squatch on your hands.
got it when you hit the target at beginning
You should bring a IR flashlight, and a camera with IR on it. The flashlight combined with a camcorder will give you some nightvision out there.
You should prob stay out of the woods homie
Idk man that was pretty interesting
The lack of sound from those chirping insects was what I've heard from others. When Bigfoot or w.e. is around all that light noise gets dead dead quiet. And that was what happened literally b4 and then stopped when the thin probably said ok bye. Lol
Also that was what they do knock then throw something always. It's like idk a way to see if they need to worry or not idk
Bigfoot n Dogman were developed genetically as scouts for the original inhabitants of their respective countries, and are not programmed as killers.
What state are you in? What was making those noises from two different directions were Giant Hairy Forest People. If that happens again try speaking out that you have not bad intentions for them and that you are just enjoying the peace and tranquility of their beautiful home. respect them and their home. I live in Oregon and KNOW they are a people. Just huge and covered in hair. They have their own language but understand the languages of us little hairless ones in the region they reside.
I live in canada
@@creepyoutdoors4451yeah, you have a lot of big hairy Forest people out there LOL
Dude , you have a fire , a dog and a handgun....why are you scared ?
Its a natural human instinct to fear what they can't see. It could come from any direction.
Frostmare channel sent me here. Creepy bro. Be safe
Why don’t you pack a higher powered flashlight?
Because its not scary enought for him
My good flashlight is broken gotta buy a new one
@@creepyoutdoors4451well keep making these videos and I'll be more than happy to help you buy I new one just tell me how to send some$$$
Get an Olight or Imlent. But they cost a lot. Nebo is pretty good. I have about 6 of them and they've been working fine for me. 5,000-6,000 lumens.
Love your videos Thank you.
Bro has the bigest balls in history
You need to pick a number and keep it with you. Such as .357 or .44 or .38 or even simply .22. Heck you might "gauge" your choice number as 10 or 12 . I always like to accompany that number with a little emphasis like double aught buck for my choice of number. Going with one or more of these choice numbers make camping always go calmer and really a lot safer. Hopefully you will never have to call upon your chosen number while camping but if you do it will be there for you if you need it.
Whoa this is terrifying. I really hope you carry a firearm dude!! Last year, I went off grid camping in sequoia national forest n I heard those exact tree knocks you heard, as well as a very low guttural scream or maybe a call. Sounded like a huge animal was calling. Everytime it would scream or vocalize, it sounded like it was getting closer very quickly, (traveling by maybe one mile per minute)) accompanied by silence after. It didn’t stop for maybe an hour. I was sooo scared by the super low pitched angry yells. Definitely did not come from a human it was way too loud and far away but got closer so quickly. Have you ever heard that in any forests before? Be safe, love the videos!
Squatch dude. Tree knocks. Trying to run you off.
🤔iv heard Simler wood knocking
I'm surprised they got close
Iv even heard rock knocking
Hope you're armed brother
Olight X9R will light it up like daylight. Nothing will hide or be able to see once you light them up. Good defense.
Only bigfoot bang logs together
Wild hogs. Dog smell them out from a very long distance and go crazy about it. I've watched dumb ass dogs chase them. Sometimes they get wounded badly.
It's easy to figure out how you got scared. The answer is in your footage at 0:05. When looking down the stream there's a darker spot than the surrounding forest. Zoom in on the dark area and you can see some Sasquatch. They can make you feel fear to run you off, probably because they have children nearby. The Sasquatch view humans as dangerous and try to keep them out of their areas. The Sasquatch live three times longer than humans so their elders saw what humans did to the First Nations Indian tribes and the Buffalo. Sasquatch are never alone, so if you see one you can be sure that others are nearby. Even though they might scare you they don't hurt you.
Is it on the right or left of stream ?
Apparently you never read about Native Americans going to war with these things for kidnapping and eating their children.
I think I see it too.
It is rare, yet they can hurt you if it is a renegade type
I dont see anything
I would keep my dog on a leash..Just saying.
Never go into the woods with a gun
Stupid question, for the life of me why do campers pick the flashlight that doesn’t illuminate the area at all. It’s always the dimmest light possible, unbelievable. Just asking why?
My big flashlight broke and i wanted to make a video o will buy a new one
I heard this stuff before
Must be the I see u guy again.
He follows you around 😮
nah that gives me instant chills just reading it
Hello, I'm from Argentina, I love your videos ❤️.
ps: I respect you a lot, I'm afraid to even go out on the street in my neighborhood at night xd
I heard creepy voices of ghosts when you said you dont know , what was that its a man sound
great vids props to you not many would do what you do. i only know one thing that tree knocks apart from humans and its big and hairy and has big feet.
Thanks brother
THE BEST FLASHLIGHT IS AN "OLITE!" They can see everything! The one I just bought was the "warrior 3" I think? It's all I've ever bought!
Flashlights just light up your position & you can only see very limited in the dark with a light but everything can see 👀 you. Not good. Dark works both ways.
Why don’t you keep your dog on a leash instead of letting it run around. Would hate to see something happen to your dog. 🐕 🐾
Oh man scary its a good ideal to have your pup on a leash and invest in a good flashlight bear spray /fire arm when out in the woods camp as safe as you can Mika is a beautiful pup wouldn't want anything to happen to your Mika🐶sorry it was a scary night for you hope you both made it out safe 🙏,🌿🦮🌞
Why go at night??? Why not during the day??? I hope this young man carried a fire arm for his protection and his dog too. I hope your dog is on a leash ….and not wandering around for his own sake!
The forest seems to attract weird people, and ALL kind of people from killers to mentally unstable people, etc. who you don’t know and don’t want to know. It is dangerously crazy to go at night inside the forest. I don’t understand it either…..is it to prove something to someone??? Or is it just for fun??? I hope you and your dog are safely where you are.
I go during all times of the day but mostly record at night ive seen strange things at night before making this channel its what motivated me
@@creepyoutdoors4451 What strange things happened prior to this channel?
That was either another person or something with hands. I'd be pretty scared if i heard that out in the middle of nowhere. Nope, not a bear. Hands mate.
Hey Creepy outdoors! I was wondering if it would be alright for me to use some of your footage from your videos for a small horror short that I'm working on and post it to my channel? I'll make sure to give you credit for the footage!
@@RoachKillerCreatives sounds cool go for it
@@creepyoutdoors4451 thanks dude! Love your vids! You're a legend bro!
@@creepyoutdoors4451 hey man! It's up if you want to check it out, I've had it done I just didn't want to upload it without making sure it's okay with you first! So feel free to check it out and let me know what you think!
Love your channel and your a brave brave man😰 but please don’t take your wee dog with you because he would be the first to get hurt or killed by something 😢 the woods are not safe for animals or humans now, it’s crazy what is on trail cams😳😰 Thank you for sharing this with us♥️♥️
You're hoping it's a bear? I don't think that's much better than a Bigfoot.
The bear i can maybe scare away big foot is a whole other story
HEY! youre a youtuber now, stay recording and leave this "enjoying your night" business up to us
Haha
I think it was Sam Lasco.
Poor sam
That is Sasquatch activity. And your other video with the voice saying "I see you" is also them. They can speak and mimic many animals and birds.
Almost seems fake, if it was a stranger or another animal they would be giving scents.and the dog would bark but he comes back from the dark wagging his tail like he knows its a person hes familer with.
Slapped hams showing of one of your encounters brought me here. Great video, scary shit. Definitely subscribing to your channel!
Thank you
Well you wont win a award for best actor.
I hope you got home safe you and your dog i wouldn't like to be there alone i give you guts
Just found your channel, keep it up! I also drink PBR, cheers bro.
cheers thanks for watching
My god you are so brave 😮 love your videos ❤
Jason Voorhees sharpening his machete
you need to bring your powerful flashlight so we can see something.But the emotion "Oh,shit This " no stupid fakes just real deal man.
my strong flash light is broken ill buy another one soon for future videos
That is the dedication I want to see nice man
Watching this makes me feel like I'm playing DayZ 😂
Love that game
Has that vibe. Especially in the beginning with the wielding of the melee weapon and the fire 😂
The fact it's called creepy outdoors makes it a lot less scary
Someone pissing about trying to freak you out. Otherwise they would have answered. You're next to a natural stoop in the riverbank where animals. would go to drink? Could have been a falling branch? Bit rythmic for that though. Who knows.
You got squatchy stuff there man.
I almost didn't want to hear that creeps me out
so were u afraid of walking alone and if so how did u remove your fear
I'm thinking about making a video about this very subject soon
why wouldnt you put your dog on a leash?
You have a Bigfoot in the area Rock clattering tree Knox Bigfoot man
Why by yourself with minimal protection?? And the dog??? Leash please