I've seen the full video...the man was correct to leave!!! Before he left, the man decided to set up a trail cam at the campsite, because he wanted to see if the strange guy would come back to the campsite after he left... the next day, the man went back to the campsite to get his trail cam and he discovered that it was gone!! It was stolen! Which means that the strange guy did return, possibly with more people. Although the stranger stole his trail cam, he's lucky he left because things could have been much worse if the stranger did return with his friends. Always trust your gut!
That “gut” feeling you get in these situation is usually your subconscious picking up on micro movements from a person, and your brain is essentially saying “this person is being weird and I don’t trust them”
I tend to agree, however sometimes, sometimes, I think you can feel something from a different source, not observed with your common senses. There are many stories of this and animals experience it often.
@@georgekoukouris2347 I think there's definite signs that's there's an "energy" around harmful people that they can sometimes mask in a lot of ways but if you're around something that can easily sense that energy (dogs and cats often times sense things that humans don't like you mentioned) then you'll have a hard time masking from them
@@squishyushi You're right. Ask yourself, why will a bird fly away from a hawk but not from a crow? It's the energy that hawk gives off that alerts the bird of danger. The same reason a bird won't fly away from a cow or a rabbit coming up but will when a dog or a cat comes up.
Not really! A forest in England, is normally around 30 trees, and a couple of bushes, behind a petrol station, just off the main road. That guy was probably taking a well known short cut to the shops, and stumbled accidentally across this guy, thinking he’s actually deep in the forest. He probably carried on to the shop, bought his cider,cigarettes & rizla, and took the same route back home, and tripped over the camera this idiot forgot to take with him. And thought to himself, what happened to that weirdo ? He was meant to be camping out here for the night. He probably even bought you another beer. I bet now he’s thinking that you was up to something dodgy, and how he scared you off.
@@Idrkanamebeing able to have a firearm to equally defend yourself against a lunatic with an illegal firearm is crazy? Wtf lmfao HOW? But it's not crazy to ban firearms so the average innocent law abiding citizen can't defend themselves against a criminal that doesn't care about the legality of having a firearm unlicensed illegally? Wow dude. The lack of actual common sense is completely mind blowing that anyone can still possibly think this way without trolling. Or did you also delude yourself into believing that a firearm ban automatically makes an invisible force field around a criminal like its a video game and they haven't unlocked firearms yet so can only use knives and machetes and the like. Cuz criminals don't break the law right? Once they hear firearms are banned they automatically refuse to use or carry one and instead turns them into the government officials to make sure they arent carrying a gun while robbing or killing someone. 😂😂😂😂😂 All I can do is laugh at this crap LOL
Only the law abiding citizens follow the law about not having a firearm as we all know therefore making it so the criminal gets the upper hand immediately every time but bringing an illegal firearm to an already illegal crime so why follow one law but break the other, nah their gonna break both 😂.@@jessestinson9252
@@PepTalkTillYouDrop I think that people could be scarier than wild animals.You can always scare them off by using a fire,special spray or a lound sound.With humans not so much.
@@gigakubica8793I think both can be equally as terrifying tbh, some wild animals like bears, tigers or chimps can be impossible to survive/control and will tear the crap outta u while humans really understand pain and torture shit like that
The number one thing that kills people in survival situations, is the person denying that their in a survival situation then it’s too late once they realize shit is getting real. It’s smart to assume the worst and prepare, trust your gut like this guy.
I wish more people realized this. We likely wouldn’t exist at all had they not listened. We still have it for a reason and most people who continue to ignore or dismiss it end up regretting it deeply or dead. Speaking from experience.
I know that, I've seen the whole video. The guy makes outdoor videos where he's camping with his dog. The guy, a drug addict, suddenly turns up...The man gives him food, a steak and beer. Suddenly the junkie takes off and the man gets a bad feeling. He takes down his tent and leaves. The next morning the man goes back to get his wildlife camera that he forgot...But it was stolen by the junkie. So he actually came back at night, maybe with friends, and wanted to attack the man! He had the right feeling, because he also suspected that the junkie was coming back to do something bad to him!
Well remember the kid who went to the Bible Study in N. C. and sat through the whole thing and proceeded to shoot and kill all 9 of them.? He even said he almost didn’t do it cause they were so kind to him. Pure evil.
You just made about 10 dumb assumptions about the stranger. There is NO PROOF he was a "junkie" or meant the man any harm.... calm down and stop lying to everyone!
If you go out solo ,just a tip from my military days. Have your last meal at 4pm, leave that spot and walk on till you have about 30 mins to dark , then, backtrack a little move off the trail , find a decent spot in cover, put up your camp , be quiet, no fires unless you are in a group, just keep your awareness up, if you need a last cup of java , use a thermos of hot water , which you boiled at 4pm.
@@samjones9600please do not set up a trip wire or encourage others to set up a trip wire. All it takes is for one person to forget, while there and injure themselves horrifically, possibly smashing all their front teeth in on a rock, breaking their arm or neck depending on how they fall and what onto or how old they are, or breaking their ankle or shinbone or hurting their spine, and ending up with an injury that affects them and their quality of life for the rest of their lives OR they forget and leave the area without taking it down, hurting the next innocent person to go through there who could be anyone, a child, the elderly, an innocent animal etc This is really really remarkably stupid advice to give that could fuck up the rest of someone’s life. Mistakes happen all the time really really easily, don’t do anything that increases your own odds of becoming injured while your alone in a forest that’s stupid advice that someone without enough life experience is going to go ahead and try please don’t ever suggest things that can injure the people your suggesting it to that’s so irresponsible
Once i was camping i got this gut wrenching feeling just before i was going to sleep. I felt that something bad was about to happen, so i put out the fire, grabbed my gun and went and hid in some bushes some 30 meters away from the tent. About 10 minutes later 3 dudes armed with knives and a shovel showed up looking for me, they searched the area but didn't find me. The adrenaline kick combined with the fear of getting ready to kill someone is beyond anything I've ever felt before or since. I felt like shit for days.
@@Stoneyjewel-ky6orFuck that. Night time? In the woods? One mistake, they rush up on you and you’re fucked. It’s best to just hide away till they leave.
A couple of years ago i had a very bad feeling as someone was knocking on my door late at night, i went up to check the "Peep hole" and i saw guys that had been to a party i had a few nights earlier, they knew a friend of mine & they where acting normal at the party, but just for some reason i had a really bad feeling, i ignored my gut feeling and unlocked the door, i ended up getting robbed that day by those guys.
@zoon3835 didn't say it was wierd, it's common. Infact you're more likely to need a light in the wood than in a town honestly but that's not the point 😂
Ay man ion know bout others but if i was inna forest thinking i was alone and needed a light to then see sum1 im asking for a light that dont make me some creep not every smoker is sum druggie
@zoon3835 it's definitely something that people who want to suss you out and potentially rob/attack you or something use as an excuse to lower your guard. When I was 17, me and 2 mates of mine went and bought cigarettes at a service station 20 minutes from my place, when we stood across from a pub next to the servo to light a cigarette up before walking back to mine, these 2 bigger dudes came over to us and asked us for a lighter. When the first guy who asked was lighting his cigarette, his mate walked off to go "piss" 10 metres from us, and I saw him pulling a knife out of his pants and so I told my 2 mates we need to get going and so we ended up jogging off up the road only to be followed by those 2 guys. We had to run up to the main street, then zig zag through some other streets to lose them after they followed us for 10+ minutes.
no but your heart and brain lies to you all the time and that gut feeling still needs to be interpreted and acted upon correctly...not alot of people are in tune with their own free will etc. this is the reason some are considered to have a sixth sense...
Most of them aren't dangerous but if you ever find yourself with one or two of the ones that are, a good quick exit is to make them think you want to to buy from them. You can say you're going to the bank, then just not come back. I used to live in a really rough building. I often had to pass people smoking crack, etc in the stairwell at 3am, no elevator and I was on the top floor. They never bothered me, not once. I lived there from 2012-2018.
I had that gut feeling kick in once too. I was at an abandoned airport with my friend in high school. We were filming some scenes for a little short film we were putting together. We thought it would be cool to go and film in the old traffic control tower, but when we got there, there was some middle aged guy up at the top by himself who said “oh hey you came all this way out here, why don’t you come on up?” I was like “ok maybe in a few minutes” but I leaned over to my friend and told him I had a bad feeling about this guy. We ended up leaving the airport but as we were walking away I looked back every once in a while and the guy was following us from ~800ft away just slowly and creepily. I have no idea what would’ve happened if we went up there but I sure as hell didn’t want to find out.
Had something like that as a Teenager. I was called to the Backyard of a closed down school for a Deal and the Dude I was supposed to meet up with brought a friend as backup. Once me and my homes arrived at the Scene they told us the Money is stashed in a bush behind the building. It was pretty Dark and there was no one else around, when I asked the Guy to just bring it he insisted on us Smoking together Back there. The atmosphere was already uncomfortable but the way these Guys looked at each other while explaining why we should follow them to the bushes gave me certainty there were a few more Guys hiding Back there so I Made up some excuse to leave. My friend Made fun of me for being a pussy after We left but everytime I think about that incident I remember this feeling of my instincts yelling at me to get away and to this day Im extremely Sure WE wouldve got jumped or worse If we didnt leave in time.
Always trust your instincts, it saved my life one time. I was visiting my cousin in Stockton one night partying, I decided it would be a good idea to walk to the store to grab more beer, by myself at midnight. On my way to the store as I was walking under a over pass that was really dark, somebody pulled over and got out of their truck and starting to follow me on foot, he kept whistling and telling me to go towards him. I crossed the road to see if he would still follow and he did, something in my gut told me that he had some evil intentions, like not just a robbery as it seemed. But for some reason I knew he was gonna kill me. I ran away and hopped some fences and called my friend to come pick me up… one month after the incident the news came out saying there was a serial killer that was killing innocent people in Stockton at night in dark secluded areas. He had killed 7 people in the area within a 18 month period, They ended up catching him… I know that was him that night, it had to be, I’ve never had that gut feeling before but it saved my life.
Stocktons a shithole I lived there a couple years and had some similar experiences, nothing that scary tho. Glad your right tho m8 and did you get the beer in the end?
Never trust some random person hiding out in the woods in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere! As a former military guy your always aware of your surroundings situational awareness is key and trusting your instincts will keep you alive! Never give out too much information about yourself or what your doing without knowing some random stranger in the woods
I've experienced The Silence once when I was in the woods, the wind stopped, the birds ceased their chirping, and the bugs stopped all at the exact same time, it was very eerie! Then it felt like someone was approaching me from behind, creeped me out so I bolted for the tent.
ALWAYS listen to that gut feeling. It has literally saved my life (didn't go out with a friend because of that feeling and he ended up wrecking his car)
I avoided hanging out with a wanna be cholo kid that lived in my old apartments. Kid was smoking weed in a random alley and took a couple bullets. I could've been right there with him but something told me "don't go to a shady alley with a shady pre-gangster"
Yeah but maybe if you went out with him, then maybe your friend would've never wrecked his car. The whole outcome of the night would've been completely different so there is no way to say he would've still crashed.
One time I was going to a class in college and in the first light that I stopped by I had an gut wrecking feeling and it was soooooo big I almost had an panic attack it was the biggest stinct I ever had I just knew I needed to flee back home immediately and so I did, didn't think more than 5 seconds about it. At first I was worried bc I didn't have many faults I could take and could fail the class and would have to re-do it next semester but man my life was worth a million times more than that stupid class!!! Never knew what could've happened if I didn't listen to the holy spirit but I'm sure glad I didn't find out first hand... The next day, totally normal, life went on.
@@Nameenteredor maybe he still woulda and killed him… the friend didn’t have a bad feeling about it so no one or nothing was trying to warn him. Maybe it was his time on the other hand he was warned by that feeling and it’s not just a coincidence it’s because it wasn’t his time.❤ always listen
Ikr, a beer and no light? He got a light, and he checking out what u got while he's eating ur steak, basically telling you he gonna rob you later lol. That was HOS subconscious giving u signs he bout to mess u up. I'm a form believer when someone shows u who they are, believe em!
I once took my then 8 year old daughter camping during my furlough during COVID with my gun and my dog. The area was too snowy but we found a little area to set up a fire and make food. Then next morning I accidentally locked my keys in the van but I had my gear and gun and kid and dog so yay. Random people thankfully came by to help me get the keys out. We exchanged info and I sent them cookies lol. But the same Subaru kept driving up and down this quiet almost deserted area staring at us. As soon as the good Samaritans left he came back and asked if I needed any help. I say no thank you. He says are you sure? A pretty lady and her kid out here all alone, you don't need any food or anything? I say no. He says hey well just come over here to my car, I have lots of snacks and what not. Help yourself. I say sure, let me just make sure my gun is loaded. I pick up my rifle, check that the magazine is in it, take the safety off and put one in the chamber. Yep, it's loaded! On my way! And he said oh wait I gotta get back to camp, have a good night! And we packed up and left. Ruined our 3 day trip. What a skeeze
Great story, and a good reminder of why the 2nd amendment is awesome. Was never worried about my great aunt Shirley when she lived by herself because she kept a 357 mag next to her recliner lol!
I would've stayed after presenting my rifle. But then again, I'm neither a woman nor a father yet and one tends to realize the more they want a family, the less imperative holding ground becomes
@@nightmarethunderfist i was .ore concerned about shooting a gun at someone inside a tent or car and the sound that would affect a child and a small dog. I'd be great at defending my family but that loud of a noise would be terrible. And what if I missed all sleepy and what not? Maybe he'd get the gun from me. And what if I shot the on board computer and I couldn't drive away the next day with my kid? Thank goodness I overthink lol
@WhyWouldYou821 OMG that's an amazing point. Imagine hitting the bad guy but your gas tank/worse too... We should vote to make suppressors more avaliable to the public. Bad guys don't use them from what the videos say either way.
He was very pushy about offering you snacks then see's your firearm and all of a sudden has to go you should have gotten his license plates and reported that to the police good job protecting yourself and your child I wish everyone was as smart as you
He definitely did. He left and set up a camera to record and see if the junkie and his friends would come, then he came back the next day to check the footage and the camera he set up was gone
Watch your surroundings diligently! ALWAYS watch who's watching you. You never know it could save you... these predators depend on the element of surprise to get the drop on you. If they feel you're vigilant & ready for whatever, they'll rather find easier prey. They're cowards they don't like ppl who will fight back.
@@NameenteredIf you watch the full video he put up a camera at the campsite in order to see if the stranger came back with friends or not. When he were going to retrieve it someone had taken it. Not exactly proof but definitely adds to the possibility he was gonna get robbed
@hggjgj1292 It's definitely circumstantial. That scavenger junkie knew to check the campsite since it was recently in use. A trail cam would have had a longer timespan out there if it was set up without others' knowledge, especially if people that found it weren't nefarious actors looking to pawn off equipment for a quick crack rock. Nameentered is sussy.
Never wild camp or stealth camp near urban environments. I made this mistake, in the UK, several years ago, while cycle touring and nearly lost my bike. Managed to retrieve it and got out of there in the middle of the night. I, now, only wild camp in the middle of nowhere. Also pitch late and strike camp early. Stay safe.
@@andreimuresian7146 Thanks for your question. I woke up at 2am and saw that my bike had gone. I had secured it with two bike locks, but not to anything. I was pitched up on a canal, next to a bridge over the canal. I got out of my tent and after some frantic searching I, luckily, found it on the bridge. The thief had obviously tried to wheel it away, but luckily for me, the cable locks wrapped around the wheels. I suspect that he couldn't carry it, so left it on the bridge and went home for some tools. Having retrieved my bike, I debated whether I should wait until daylight to leave. Five minutes later I heard someone right outside my tent. I grabbed my torch and tried to make a swift exit from the tent. By the time I was out, he'd gone. At that point I just struck camp and left. First time I'd ever cycle toured in the middle of the night. I never had any problems before and I've never had any problems since. I've been cycle touring for 10 years to date.
Bro first started a video to film everything incase shit goes down then made sure the guy saw he films, then he analyzed the situation and felt danger then left, the man got some real experience in life.
I'm a lady, I've been snuck up on a couple times camping in the woods alone next to a city. The first time I woke up to loud heavy footsteps running past. The second time someone or something walked up crunching the leaves and was rustling around the back side of my tarp. As soon as I sat up in my sleeping bad to turn on the light whatever it was took off fast up the hill behind me. I turned on my light, turned over, my sleeping bag was rated for colder weather, I was sweating but the air felt freezing, fog coming out with every breath. I sat up crouched and listened closely with my gun drawn for what to me felt like 10 minutes. When I checked the clock about 45 minutes had elapsed. I ended up firing a warning shot. Never did get bothered out there again. I was smart though, my tarp was surrounded on all of the inside with big heavy rocks so that too much noise would be made in an attempt to lift it, and I slept with my firearm next to me and flashlight around my wrist. I don't think I'm brave enough to do that anymore though. I like being at home safe in my bed. Lol
To make myself feel better I want to believe it was actually my friend coming out at 2am trying to stalk on me and go "gotcha!" But he never admitted on such a thing. The only reason I could think it was him was because he said "oh I didn't realize you had all those rocks on the inside." It still could have been someone else entirely. I was at the same spot with another friend and we heard talking up on the hill. A male and female sounded like they were talking quietly to each other. The big Salvadorian guy I was with said "protect me I'm scared!" I swear he was serious too. Lmao. We called out to them but no response. They would have only been about 15 feet away, it was so dark though. We only had the campfire light illuminating our cozy little circle. Both of us were too scared to go look and see if they were even really there. We never even heard them leave but they'd just disappeared. We thought it was our friends but they came from another direction. I just wonder why you wouldn't call back out to people who are afraid you're dangerous, making it a danger for you. I wonder if they were just as scared as us. Feeling like they just stumbled upon some crazy woods people. Lol
I think they were afraid as well. If someone calls out to me in the woods, I’m out of there. Lol! I’m glad you stopped going. I’m afraid to camp out in the backyard. People are insane. 😅
Next time you go, you should bring a male friend or a couple of other lady friends with you, and all be armed. It's dangerous for a lady to be out in the woods by herself. It's unfortunate, but it's just the world we live in. There are a lot of creeps and weirdos out there.
Live in central alberta, canada. Was heading up north for camping/fishing one time and pulled over in the middle of nowhere to let my dog run for a bit and to eat some food. Was there for about 15 mins and then my dog starts losing it and barking at the treeline. Some random dude proceeds to come out of the bushes, steps out about 5 steps, asks me what we are doing, and then says to make sure i keep my dog on a leash as you never know whats waiting in the bushes. Proceeds to turn around, walk back into the bushes. We packed up and left so damn fast. No towns around, no farms around, literally nothing around but trees and bush. Creeped me the hell out.
It's the wild west up there buddy, I'm a wildland firefighter in that area and I know alot of criminals on the run go stay up there because the nearest police station is a 4 hour drive and they can get away with anything out there
Most times, yes... But not always. You would not believe how many times I've heard someone robotically rattle off to me "their opinion" on some hot topic, that was later proven to be pure propaganda designed to trick people. Then, when I press them further on the origin and/or veracity of said opinion, they will say "I know it's true because I FEEL it in my HEART.". Evil psychological warfare/magic can scramble you instincts.
Guys, chill the hell out. Let people believe if they believe. On a more foundational standpoint it's just the subconscious recognizing a disturbing pattern. No reason to sit here and be an Atheist Andy and get rude on someone for making a statement which can be interpreted in a broader way. You're as closed minded as you're insinuating they are when you get triggered by the word angel.
Everyone can believe what they like. And everyone is an atheist until it happens to them directly. When you see things you can't explain, when all your body sensors are screaming "hey something is happening here"... how do you exaplain that? Science has no idea how to explain demonic posession for example. For example how do you explain a young man standing in a orthodox monastery church during holy liturgy, all of a sudden he jumps just like that some 20 meters through the air, lands on the saint mary icon in front of the altar, knocks it down, and from there he jumps high up on the wall, some 8 meters from the ground, and sticks to the wall like a spider and remains there without falling off, the wall being smooth because it is painted with images of christian saints. There was nothing there for him to hold on to, in any way he should have fallen off the wall. The monks brought a ladder and climbed and took him down because he was disturbing the liturgy. Now how do you explain that? No law of physics will say this is possible, yet it happened, witnessed by some 50 people who were there at the time. Atheists never believe anything until it happens to them. You can't just brush it off, seing somthing like that.
I had similar encounter when sleeping in a tent in the woods saw some people getting drunk in the field nearby came out of my tent after making and eating food. Realising i had my lamp on and they came looking. then hid in 6 foot tall nettles with my knife while they searched my camp 😂 my whole body felt numb for 2 days . Shit times lol id rather a bear found me
my dad told me one night in the woods “you have the power to see anything right in front of you, but they have the power to see you not in front of them.” and that’s why you limit flashlights in forests !
Meeting anyone in the middle of the woods can be a scary experience lol. Last year I was going through a rough patch, I was going through a divorce, my work life was crap and my mental health was at an all time low. I'd moved back in with my parents while the divorce was going on (amicable divorce btw but we lived in a rented property so I wasn't going to kick my ex and kids out so I could stay lol). One of the things I used to do was go through midnight walks through nearby a forest. If you can get over the creepy eerieness its actually a very peaceful place to be and my mindset was that the chance of running into some murdereous psycho was zero, I mean, why wait for victims in the forest right? So one night I'm walking through the woods just collecting my thoughts when I started hearing someone walking towards me. For some reason I didn't turn away or hide, I just kept on walking right towards the guy. Bare in mind that this is literally right in the middle of a forest and not on a path. You're as likely to step on a fern as you are sticks. Footsteps are getting ever closer and I'm bricking it but still I carry on walking until finally I see the dude. He sees me, we make eye contact and theres this 'thing' between us, he's sizing me up as potentially being a murderous psycho and I'm doing the same but our steps don't falter. We give eachother an "alright" with a knowing smile and continue on our way lol. The guy was just walking his dog and probably had been doing so at night for years without bumping into anyone. But I could tell he was just as creeped out as I was haha. I left to go home right after the encounter.
@@davikatsumashinom740 possibly depending on where you live. I live in a wooded area outside of a major city and I've seen these things in my backyard before. I walked right past one in the middle of the city and was literally 15 feet away from it and it was staring at the house across the street like it was waiting for the occupants to leave and it looked at me like "yeah that's right, I'm standing here and if you wanna live keep walking. "
My wife and I were walking around downtown Portland after a Blazers game one night. Right before we were about to walk under an overpass tunnel, there were two sketchy dudes behind us and someone on top of the bridge signaled to them. We both got a really creeped out gut feeling and quickly cut off to the side and kept power-walking until we were in a more well-lit public area. I still believe that had we gone under that bridge we would have gotten mugged, or worse…
There's one thing that I always adhere to. I have learned to ALWAYS listen to your little voice. Every time in my life that I've ignored my voice, I ended up seriously regretting it. That's your conscience, or instinct, whatever you wish to call it. That's what little remains of our primitive survival instincts. Most of us have lost these abilities either due to time, ignorance, or willful disobediance. We should all strive to maintain and even sharpen that little voice. Not to mention, always listen to it. It is trying to keep you alive, after all.
To further your comment , Working to really tune in to that little voice is actually extremely beneficial for more than just this context. I read an article on a study about it once but my little voice also tells me it’s just common sense 😂. We wouldn’t be here to comment today had the humans wayyyy before us ignored theirs.
Your so right, always go with you gut feelings. That is one thing I’ve always hated, is creeps. I was homeless for a couple years. Forced to deal with this same problem. I always told the person doing this.. that’s your one time. Because you creep up on me again and you’ll get a lot more than you came for. I MEANT IT ! By the grace of god I never had to take it that far. Apparently I sent the right message!! ✌️
Simple reality of being alone in the woods or anywhere remote that leaves you alone and vulnerable ,you know why your there but have no idea what anyone else is there for, so trust no-one but your self
I occasionally take drugs , smoke alot of weed too , i like to think i can be trusted but maybe its because i dont have money problems 🤷🏼♂️ i think there is where the most problems accure
@@Romano.038and what problems? Any addict deep into an addiction cannot be trusted. Period. They will do whatever they can to get their fix. Only way is to cut it entirely and find recovery. No one said “every person who takes a drug cannot he trusted”. Active alcoholics and junkies need help and aren’t always terrible people, but they still can’t be trusted. They don’t even trust themselves. Some can handle things on occasion but others can’t and never will.
Always trust your gut, I started to get a strong gut feeling while fishing once and I packed up and left, went back the next day and found a wallaby (basically a smaller kangaroo) that had been torn up by this crocodile and now there is also a crocodile nest at that spot
Ok thing is. He definitely knew what he was doing. He was calm approaching the camper and was calm walking away into the darkness. He was definitely planning something. If i see a dude i would run the second he goes away bro.
Good call bro. I grew up in Lewistown, Pa n let me tell u a hoard of junkies attacking u is the nearest thing to a hoard of zombies u can have. N believe me he was going to do exactly what u thought.
Like they taught us in history class, some guy shows up acting friendly, sees what kind of stuff you have and comes back with his boys to take your stuff. 😅
Yeah there’s guys like that where I’m from and they try to disarm you by sharing shit about themselves and pretending to be harmless and friendly and then they rob the shit out of people I’ve seen it happen way too many times honestly the fact he just walked off is so weird too def did the right thing
I live almost in a national forest and been camping my whole life beginning in boy scouts. In the last few years I have met more homeless people than ever and it has about stopped me from camping. I am always armed and carry fire crackers and roman candles, the wild life responds better to fireworks as far as my experience , the fire arm may be a hunting rifle but I always carry a hand gun as well. I love cell phones and never leave home without one. Stay safe 🙏
That's 10 to 20 year in jail for doing that in the uk where he is. You cant take weapons of any kind outside in the uk, you cant even take a knife camping here. Well you can but if you get caught can get the jail for carrying a knife
Yes, and your political class and wealthy can afford to hire armed guards while the serfs are defenseless against the criminals. When did the citizens of the UK lose their spine.
I've sort of encountered this, Some times I just like to climb trees and sit there for a bit. Once in the dead of night, just before I was going to climb down. I heard walking through the leaves, crunching. At first, I thought it was an animal, so I stayed quiet. Turns it was was some random person with the hood up. Mind you, I'm out in the middle of nowhere, off trail. To meet someone in that exact spot at that time of night...
@@apkhbmbgamlkbh1531 dude, I didn't even consider that. When i was young, I would go out into the forest park. Around the same time most nights. That thought didn't even cross my mind..
@MANIPULATSIOON I was a teen. Most nights, I went to a hide-away tree house I made. It was quiet and peaceful. Most days, I just like to stay out there for hours.
I almost got shot by an actual psychopath at some hotsprings. Like he chambered a round and put the gun to my face all while he was piss drunk. The parking lot wasn’t even a 5 minute walk away.
In the original video he actually sets a trail camera to see if martin (the stranger) comes back while he's gone and the next day he goes back and his trail camera is gone.
I did that exact same thing one time. A couple of people showed up out of nowhere, and after they left, my girlfriend and I left ASAP! I had a very bad feeling if we stayed! Something was way off with those 2 people!
As funny as it is to camp with NVGs on, low-key that's brilliant. You can see things coming before they see you in no-light conditions. Sam Fisher out there in the sticks living up to the name and the legend.
Yea . Had a person who I trusted stay over. In the morning, they get up and leave my house, dont bother to wake me and even leaves the door open and unlocked and they just leave. Worse part is it was a family member i trusted. Good thing i literally woke up a few second after them and walked out as they were just turning on the car. That person has lost a huge amount of respect from me and will never have my trust again. Freaking crony , for anyone wondering how this coincides with the video, well I had an instinct to wake up and double check what was going on. Something felt off. And that's when I realized the front door was wasn't closed or even locked , it had to be unlocked to open it. And common courtesy is to lock the door behind you as you exit and make sure the door closes. But that didn lt happen.
In 1979 I’m camping with my grandfather in the Sierras, random hikers show up at our campground, my grandfather feeds them and welcomes them to stay with us until the morning, long story short, they stole almost everything we had when we went off in the morning to fish at another stream.
Once when me and a buddy where camping we met a couple with two kids. They were perfectly normal and friendly but when we went back the next day to talk to them all their stuff was still there but in complete disarray. Their clothes were strewn about everywhere, their stack of firewood was knocked over, the kids toys were lying in the dirt, all their food was destroyed but not eaten, it was obvious something happened there. To this day I have no idea what happened.
@@YaaqobhTV No it was deep in the mountains so we told to park Ranger. He pretty much was just like "Yeah that happens sometimes" that ranger was a jerk.
I would’ve left too. Something was definitely not right. Trust your instincts. We have them to protect ourselves. One never regrets trusting their instincts…only when you don’t.
Heard about a kid in a bothy(mountain hut) up north of Glasgow. Few guys turn up late and take over but he shares what he’s got etc. The guys get drunk and head out early in the morning. Stole the kids boots. It was a long walk for that kid.
I was camping literally in the middle of nowhere in Northern Ontario. It was after my brother had passed away, my parents and I just wanted to be away from it all. We traveled 2 days by canoe into the back country and set up on a sandy beach way, way back. No cell signal, days away from the nearest road, no light pollution at night, not another human for days. It was perfect for us. 1 night right as we were packing it in, a random guy popped out of the bushes along the shore. He seemed friendly enough, had a beer by the fire and then said he had to leave before it got really dark. He then took off along the shore. This doesn't sound that scary until you know where we were at. I'm pretty familiar with the area, the bush is so dense, you can only travel by boat or plane. The water we were on only has 3 places suitable to make camp. 1 at the beginning where the road ends, 1 at the far end where the waterfall is and the beach in the middle. He walked off to where we started from, a 2 days travel with 2 people paddling. We were there for 2 weeks and never saw signs of people. When we finally left, on our way out the only road in, you have to cross a small river. Our tire marks from 2 weeks earlier were clearly visible with no other marks. So this man didn't fly in, didn't drive in, didn't have a canoe or make camp. In the moment it seemed odd. Once we looked back at the end of our trip it was terrifying.
@@Mariamariafran it's 3 lakes connected by a river system. The shore line is all sharp and jagged rocks or thick swamp with dense trees everywhere. There is basically no place to even set a small tent. There are just 3 spots to camp. Each spread out by about a days travel by canoe. I have had to make camp with strangers before because if you go to the 2nd or 3rd camp and there are people there, you don't have time to go all the way back to the other sites. So if you show up at the beach and it's full, you are basically screwed. When he walked off it seemed weird but we thought maybe he set up just passed the edge of the beach, but the next day when we headed out fishing, there was no signs of people anywhere. He could've paddled back to the first lake, it just would've been dark as hell and you are headed upstream at the river part. But then on our way out, there was not only no camp or signs of activity at the first camp, the road in had only been used by our truck. I'm probably explaining it poorly. I have camped and hunted there many times. The reason you go there is because it's so tough to get to. You don't run into random inexperienced campers. That's why we invited him to sit and share a beer, we figured he must have spent all day getting back here, we wanted to be friendly and helpful. Not seeing tire marks when we crossed the river is when we all started really talking about it. He had to cross the river unless he flew in and it's so quiet there, you would hear him coming a long ways off
@@raymonk86 You probably met a Native, or someone who knows a spot that you don't. It's not that creepy man. Even if he had a cabin there, just a dude living offgrid looking for some social interaction isn't that off-putting... if you saw him again, maybe it would be scary?
@@MrKushinator420 I think the point is it's the middle of bumfuck nowhere and a random guy just shows up out the bush when the next reasonably close spit is a day away, yet he just happened to stumble on the one place out of several miles where there's people. Then he disappears where there's no sign of any human activity anywhere. It's basically the equivalent of going to sleep when home alone and then when you wake up your fridge is open.
Went on a hike with 2 of my friends once, we were all in our late teens. We went long past where most people turn around on the trail and came across a 50s-ish man camping alone (camping was not allowed on that trail). It was very strange. He had very minimal equipment with him, basically just a tent, cot and backpack. He was wearing a sling (not a cast, just had his arm through the sling) and called us over asking us to help him set up his cot because he was 'injured', and encouraged us to stay and hang out with him. Everything about the situation was strange. I'm glad I had multiple people with me, I shutter to wonder if things could've gotten scary really quick if I was alone. We left quickly
I do a lot of this type of camping. I once woke at 3am. I can hear someone creeping about. Two steps, stop, two steps stop. This goes on for a couple of hours. I'm freaking myself out. Fire blazing my Axe on hand. Turns out to be a massive Stag munching on new leaves 😂😂😂 Longest night ever 😂😂😂😂
This is one of the many reasons the 2A is important in the U.S. imagine how creepy it would feel to run into someone in the middle of the woods at night without protection. Then imagine how much better you would feel with a rifle with a flashlight or thermal scope and several 30 round magazines with a 60 round magazine in the rifle. You would feel much much better wouldn’t you?
@@hereter3546like is this hard illegally import gun in every country of this world (particularly western country like USA and almost every European ones)
@@MatheoDesgrippesyes, it's hard enough that I never encountered one. And I'm not the at home type. I never had to worry that someone might pull out a gun. That's a very good feeling. So you can keep your 2a, no need
I used to live in an apartment near Seattle where there’s a bunch of freaks and junkies. One night around 2-3am some lady starts banging aggressively on our door screaming that she lived upstairs and somebody stole everything in her apartment. I grabbed my pistol and went to the door looked out the peephole. By the time I got there, she seemed very calm and as if she was disappointed and annoyed that nobody was opening the door. My wife came and asked what was going on. She even almost opened the door! I said DO NOT OPEN THAT DOOR. All night prior to this there was no noise or ruckus coming from above us, which usually you can hear every little step, as many apartment dwellers know. More importantly, I had never seen that woman in my life and I get to know my neighbors for this exact reason. The next day no police ever showed up, no ambulance, nothing unusual that indicated somebody had their apartment broken into or had anything stolen. I believe this woman was just trying to bait me to open the door, so a group of thugs could run in from behind her and rob us, or worse. Always trust your instincts. It’s God guiding you.
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I love camping but I never go out and about without my 45 you never know can be a bear wolf a big cat or a crackhead
Your a real boss for leaving credit to the original poster👏👏👏
Thank you you credited the guy, not many shorts do that ❤
Always trust your instincts..
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I've seen the full video...the man was correct to leave!!! Before he left, the man decided to set up a trail cam at the campsite, because he wanted to see if the strange guy would come back to the campsite after he left... the next day, the man went back to the campsite to get his trail cam and he discovered that it was gone!! It was stolen! Which means that the strange guy did return, possibly with more people. Although the stranger stole his trail cam, he's lucky he left because things could have been much worse if the stranger did return with his friends. Always trust your gut!
Thank God he did!! Most people don't!!!
Especially in the uncivilized regions
Defo!
truth! I occasionally camp alone in the desert, always looking out for people. You alone are the law out there!
Did you have any wild/unnatural experiences?
@@AamirSiddiquiCR7I'd also like to know!
Yeah, tell us
Were is the unnatural experience?
its not the Dead that scares me its the living
That “gut” feeling you get in these situation is usually your subconscious picking up on micro movements from a person, and your brain is essentially saying “this person is being weird and I don’t trust them”
I tend to agree, however sometimes, sometimes, I think you can feel something from a different source, not observed with your common senses. There are many stories of this and animals experience it often.
@@georgekoukouris2347might be some sort of energy you pick up on.
@@georgekoukouris2347 I think there's definite signs that's there's an "energy" around harmful people that they can sometimes mask in a lot of ways but if you're around something that can easily sense that energy (dogs and cats often times sense things that humans don't like you mentioned) then you'll have a hard time masking from them
@@squishyushi You're right. Ask yourself, why will a bird fly away from a hawk but not from a crow? It's the energy that hawk gives off that alerts the bird of danger. The same reason a bird won't fly away from a cow or a rabbit coming up but will when a dog or a cat comes up.
Did you read the book blink too? I think of it every time I hear a story like this. Great book btw, from what I remember.
Just the fact he was walking up to him randomly in a forest at Night is beyond creepy.
Its insane
Not really! A forest in England, is normally around 30 trees, and a couple of bushes, behind a petrol station, just off the main road. That guy was probably taking a well known short cut to the shops, and stumbled accidentally across this guy, thinking he’s actually deep in the forest. He probably carried on to the shop, bought his cider,cigarettes & rizla, and took the same route back home, and tripped over the camera this idiot forgot to take with him. And thought to himself, what happened to that weirdo ? He was meant to be camping out here for the night. He probably even bought you another beer. I bet now he’s thinking that you was up to something dodgy, and how he scared you off.
@@benemeney7336 couldn't have said it better.lmao.
Exactly
It's the fact that he *silently* walked up to the camp and disappeared without saying goodbye.
"I dont wanna be having to fight off a load of smackheads at 3:00 in the morning "
Gotta love britan
Yea I love the people but not being able to have a firearm is crazy
being able to have a firearm is crazy
Try that shit in the states lol. We are armed when we do stuff like that.
@@Idrkanamebeing able to have a firearm to equally defend yourself against a lunatic with an illegal firearm is crazy? Wtf lmfao HOW? But it's not crazy to ban firearms so the average innocent law abiding citizen can't defend themselves against a criminal that doesn't care about the legality of having a firearm unlicensed illegally? Wow dude. The lack of actual common sense is completely mind blowing that anyone can still possibly think this way without trolling. Or did you also delude yourself into believing that a firearm ban automatically makes an invisible force field around a criminal like its a video game and they haven't unlocked firearms yet so can only use knives and machetes and the like.
Cuz criminals don't break the law right? Once they hear firearms are banned they automatically refuse to use or carry one and instead turns them into the government officials to make sure they arent carrying a gun while robbing or killing someone. 😂😂😂😂😂 All I can do is laugh at this crap LOL
Only the law abiding citizens follow the law about not having a firearm as we all know therefore making it so the criminal gets the upper hand immediately every time but bringing an illegal firearm to an already illegal crime so why follow one law but break the other, nah their gonna break both 😂.@@jessestinson9252
Out in the woods alone and asking for a lighter is about the most obvious red flag you could ask for.
That’s always what puts me off about places, not ghosts and monsters, but other people. They’re the ones that the stories are based on.
Humans ARE DEFINITELY THE MONSTERS..
Spirits inhabit humans
Exactly. All that spirit bs doesn't scare me at all. I'm only afraid of wild animals and humans.
@@PepTalkTillYouDrop I think that people could be scarier than wild animals.You can always scare them off by using a fire,special spray or a lound sound.With humans not so much.
@@gigakubica8793I think both can be equally as terrifying tbh, some wild animals like bears, tigers or chimps can be impossible to survive/control and will tear the crap outta u while humans really understand pain and torture shit like that
My mother always used to say its not the dead you should be afraid of, its the living.
Well yeah why would anyone be afraid of someone that’s dead wtf are they gonna do, lay there? hardly any comparison is it
@@leebliss3622 people are scared of thr thought of ghosts
@@leebliss3622well obviously they mean fucking ghosts mate
@jnsnn oh well, obviously. Except they're especially harmless, since they're not real....
@@jnsnnyes but we don’t live in Harry Potter world just in case ghost aren’t real
Better to be wrong than to be proven right.
Well done
Type 1 vs type 2 error.
Always trust your gut
Looks like he's got plenty to trust.
Well my gut says I got to go to the bathroom… 😭😅
*yir gat
Funny how everyone is scared of drug addicts
Ok, Rambo @@jordin1909
The number one thing that kills people in survival situations, is the person denying that their in a survival situation then it’s too late once they realize shit is getting real. It’s smart to assume the worst and prepare, trust your gut like this guy.
There is the saying ...prepare fore the worst and hope for the best
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That instinct is what kept your ancestors alive when there were animals hunting them. You'd do well to listen.
I wish more people realized this. We likely wouldn’t exist at all had they not listened. We still have it for a reason and most people who continue to ignore or dismiss it end up regretting it deeply or dead. Speaking from experience.
@@mikaylajoelle4249 same here, after 10 years in the army I always trust my gut.
I know that, I've seen the whole video. The guy makes outdoor videos where he's camping with his dog. The guy, a drug addict, suddenly turns up...The man gives him food, a steak and beer. Suddenly the junkie takes off and the man gets a bad feeling. He takes down his tent and leaves. The next morning the man goes back to get his wildlife camera that he forgot...But it was stolen by the junkie. So he actually came back at night, maybe with friends, and wanted to attack the man! He had the right feeling, because he also suspected that the junkie was coming back to do something bad to him!
Yup! I saw the video to, that's exactly what happened! Always trust your gut...
That's so sad. He tried to help the guy and even fed him. Then the guy steals his camera. Makes me sad and mad.
Yep… fed him a steak which would give him plenty of energy for later.
Well remember the kid who went to the Bible Study in N. C. and sat through the whole thing and proceeded to shoot and kill all 9 of them.? He even said he almost didn’t do it cause they were so kind to him. Pure evil.
You just made about 10 dumb assumptions about the stranger. There is NO PROOF he was a "junkie" or meant the man any harm.... calm down and stop lying to everyone!
If you go out solo ,just a tip from my military days. Have your last meal at 4pm, leave that spot and walk on till you have about 30 mins to dark , then, backtrack a little move off the trail , find a decent spot in cover, put up your camp , be quiet, no fires unless you are in a group, just keep your awareness up, if you need a last cup of java , use a thermos of hot water , which you boiled at 4pm.
Pro tip, set up a tripwire.
And some claymores
@@CT-qw2xc some boobie traps for safe measure, the ones with the pit with spikes.
Stealth camping is hard routine, you don’t light up a fire ffs
@@samjones9600please do not set up a trip wire or encourage others to set up a trip wire. All it takes is for one person to forget, while there and injure themselves horrifically, possibly smashing all their front teeth in on a rock, breaking their arm or neck depending on how they fall and what onto or how old they are, or breaking their ankle or shinbone or hurting their spine, and ending up with an injury that affects them and their quality of life for the rest of their lives OR they forget and leave the area without taking it down, hurting the next innocent person to go through there who could be anyone, a child, the elderly, an innocent animal etc
This is really really remarkably stupid advice to give that could fuck up the rest of someone’s life. Mistakes happen all the time really really easily, don’t do anything that increases your own odds of becoming injured while your alone in a forest that’s stupid advice that someone without enough life experience is going to go ahead and try please don’t ever suggest things that can injure the people your suggesting it to that’s so irresponsible
Your greatest asset in any survival situation is your intuition
Remember that if they walk up on you, they aren't worried about you being dangerous, because they know they are the dangerous one.
Imagine Mike Tyson in his peak out camping 😂 no one is walking up to him except maybe Buster Douglas lol
Once i was camping i got this gut wrenching feeling just before i was going to sleep. I felt that something bad was about to happen, so i put out the fire, grabbed my gun and went and hid in some bushes some 30 meters away from the tent. About 10 minutes later 3 dudes armed with knives and a shovel showed up looking for me, they searched the area but didn't find me. The adrenaline kick combined with the fear of getting ready to kill someone is beyond anything I've ever felt before or since. I felt like shit for days.
that sounds terrifying
you should have let it blow on them and report it
I woulda died if that happened to me. I never trust my gut tbh like I rarely do.
Why would 3 people with knives be looking for you?
@@Stoneyjewel-ky6orFuck that. Night time? In the woods? One mistake, they rush up on you and you’re fucked. It’s best to just hide away till they leave.
A couple of years ago i had a very bad feeling as someone was knocking on my door late at night, i went up to check the "Peep hole" and i saw guys that had been to a party i had a few nights earlier, they knew a friend of mine & they where acting normal at the party, but just for some reason i had a really bad feeling, i ignored my gut feeling and unlocked the door, i ended up getting robbed that day by those guys.
what happened after?
Why would you even opened the door that LATE for them huh🫵😭
You earned that robbery for opening the door
Asking for a light is universal for sussing someone out first.
That or he just wants a light but your gut is never wrong ✌🏼
asking for a light is not weird asking for a light in the middle of the forest at night is weird
@zoon3835 didn't say it was wierd, it's common. Infact you're more likely to need a light in the wood than in a town honestly but that's not the point 😂
Ay man ion know bout others but if i was inna forest thinking i was alone and needed a light to then see sum1 im asking for a light that dont make me some creep not every smoker is sum druggie
@zoon3835 it's definitely something that people who want to suss you out and potentially rob/attack you or something use as an excuse to lower your guard.
When I was 17, me and 2 mates of mine went and bought cigarettes at a service station 20 minutes from my place, when we stood across from a pub next to the servo to light a cigarette up before walking back to mine, these 2 bigger dudes came over to us and asked us for a lighter. When the first guy who asked was lighting his cigarette, his mate walked off to go "piss" 10 metres from us, and I saw him pulling a knife out of his pants and so I told my 2 mates we need to get going and so we ended up jogging off up the road only to be followed by those 2 guys. We had to run up to the main street, then zig zag through some other streets to lose them after they followed us for 10+ minutes.
no but your heart and brain lies to you all the time and that gut feeling still needs to be interpreted and acted upon correctly...not alot of people are in tune with their own free will etc. this is the reason some are considered to have a sixth sense...
Fighting off a load of smack heads at 3am can be annoying for sure
Yeah I hate when that happens
Fortunately I'm the one who's
sober, armed to the teeth and able to see in the darkness.
Lol
Most of them aren't dangerous but if you ever find yourself with one or two of the ones that are, a good quick exit is to make them think you want to to buy from them. You can say you're going to the bank, then just not come back. I used to live in a really rough building. I often had to pass people smoking crack, etc in the stairwell at 3am, no elevator and I was on the top floor. They never bothered me, not once. I lived there from 2012-2018.
What else is there to do at 3 in the morning??
I had that gut feeling kick in once too. I was at an abandoned airport with my friend in high school. We were filming some scenes for a little short film we were putting together. We thought it would be cool to go and film in the old traffic control tower, but when we got there, there was some middle aged guy up at the top by himself who said “oh hey you came all this way out here, why don’t you come on up?” I was like “ok maybe in a few minutes” but I leaned over to my friend and told him I had a bad feeling about this guy. We ended up leaving the airport but as we were walking away I looked back every once in a while and the guy was following us from ~800ft away just slowly and creepily. I have no idea what would’ve happened if we went up there but I sure as hell didn’t want to find out.
terrifying
what scares me is thinking why the fuck the dude was up there by himself
Had something like that as a Teenager. I was called to the Backyard of a closed down school for a Deal and the Dude I was supposed to meet up with brought a friend as backup. Once me and my homes arrived at the Scene they told us the Money is stashed in a bush behind the building. It was pretty Dark and there was no one else around, when I asked the Guy to just bring it he insisted on us Smoking together Back there. The atmosphere was already uncomfortable but the way these Guys looked at each other while explaining why we should follow them to the bushes gave me certainty there were a few more Guys hiding Back there so I Made up some excuse to leave. My friend Made fun of me for being a pussy after We left but everytime I think about that incident I remember this feeling of my instincts yelling at me to get away and to this day Im extremely Sure WE wouldve got jumped or worse If we didnt leave in time.
Holy fucking shit
@@xshock__he may not have been alone.
Always trust your instincts, it saved my life one time. I was visiting my cousin in Stockton one night partying, I decided it would be a good idea to walk to the store to grab more beer, by myself at midnight. On my way to the store as I was walking under a over pass that was really dark, somebody pulled over and got out of their truck and starting to follow me on foot, he kept whistling and telling me to go towards him. I crossed the road to see if he would still follow and he did, something in my gut told me that he had some evil intentions, like not just a robbery as it seemed. But for some reason I knew he was gonna kill me. I ran away and hopped some fences and called my friend to come pick me up… one month after the incident the news came out saying there was a serial killer that was killing innocent people in Stockton at night in dark secluded areas. He had killed 7 people in the area within a 18 month period, They ended up catching him… I know that was him that night, it had to be, I’ve never had that gut feeling before but it saved my life.
Thats one heck of a story, gives chills
as someone from there, can confirm you do not wanna interact with someone who beckons you like that lmfao, too many fucked up people out there
Stocktons a shithole I lived there a couple years and had some similar experiences, nothing that scary tho. Glad your right tho m8 and did you get the beer in the end?
Holy shit! Crazy story! Glad you’re safe!
I used google to check with the information you just gave. The guy killed 7 people. Whew, I thank God you are safe.
POV: the last short you watch before bed💀
thats exactly what im doing and im scared as hell
And I'm reading the scary comments also 😂
Mann😂 im like dude what the heck
True lol...
True, also reading the comments at 1 am
Never trust some random person hiding out in the woods in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere! As a former military guy your always aware of your surroundings situational awareness is key and trusting your instincts will keep you alive! Never give out too much information about yourself or what your doing without knowing some random stranger in the woods
My experience,the worst thing is absolute silence..something big is watching you !
I've experienced The Silence once when I was in the woods, the wind stopped, the birds ceased their chirping, and the bugs stopped all at the exact same time, it was very eerie! Then it felt like someone was approaching me from behind, creeped me out so I bolted for the tent.
@@maxbrandt6a tent wouldn't even protect you from a cats claws
It's weird when it happened when there is supposedly nothing " big " where you live.
@@rhythmicwalnutst8456nothing “big” that people live to talk about at least
Bring firearms and use them if you are that remote and alone.
ALWAYS listen to that gut feeling. It has literally saved my life (didn't go out with a friend because of that feeling and he ended up wrecking his car)
I avoided hanging out with a wanna be cholo kid that lived in my old apartments.
Kid was smoking weed in a random alley and took a couple bullets.
I could've been right there with him but something told me "don't go to a shady alley with a shady pre-gangster"
Yeah but maybe if you went out with him, then maybe your friend would've never wrecked his car. The whole outcome of the night would've been completely different so there is no way to say he would've still crashed.
@@mr.bigglesworth2952that's sad to hear dude. But you're right, there's only one of you.
One time I was going to a class in college and in the first light that I stopped by I had an gut wrecking feeling and it was soooooo big I almost had an panic attack it was the biggest stinct I ever had I just knew I needed to flee back home immediately and so I did, didn't think more than 5 seconds about it. At first I was worried bc I didn't have many faults I could take and could fail the class and would have to re-do it next semester but man my life was worth a million times more than that stupid class!!! Never knew what could've happened if I didn't listen to the holy spirit but I'm sure glad I didn't find out first hand... The next day, totally normal, life went on.
@@Nameenteredor maybe he still woulda and killed him… the friend didn’t have a bad feeling about it so no one or nothing was trying to warn him. Maybe it was his time on the other hand he was warned by that feeling and it’s not just a coincidence it’s because it wasn’t his time.❤ always listen
If he's walking with a beer he's definitely camped around there somewhere
Ikr, a beer and no light? He got a light, and he checking out what u got while he's eating ur steak, basically telling you he gonna rob you later lol. That was HOS subconscious giving u signs he bout to mess u up. I'm a form believer when someone shows u who they are, believe em!
I once took my then 8 year old daughter camping during my furlough during COVID with my gun and my dog. The area was too snowy but we found a little area to set up a fire and make food. Then next morning I accidentally locked my keys in the van but I had my gear and gun and kid and dog so yay. Random people thankfully came by to help me get the keys out. We exchanged info and I sent them cookies lol. But the same Subaru kept driving up and down this quiet almost deserted area staring at us. As soon as the good Samaritans left he came back and asked if I needed any help. I say no thank you. He says are you sure? A pretty lady and her kid out here all alone, you don't need any food or anything? I say no. He says hey well just come over here to my car, I have lots of snacks and what not. Help yourself. I say sure, let me just make sure my gun is loaded. I pick up my rifle, check that the magazine is in it, take the safety off and put one in the chamber. Yep, it's loaded! On my way! And he said oh wait I gotta get back to camp, have a good night! And we packed up and left. Ruined our 3 day trip. What a skeeze
Great story, and a good reminder of why the 2nd amendment is awesome. Was never worried about my great aunt Shirley when she lived by herself because she kept a 357 mag next to her recliner lol!
I would've stayed after presenting my rifle. But then again, I'm neither a woman nor a father yet and one tends to realize the more they want a family, the less imperative holding ground becomes
@@nightmarethunderfist i was .ore concerned about shooting a gun at someone inside a tent or car and the sound that would affect a child and a small dog. I'd be great at defending my family but that loud of a noise would be terrible. And what if I missed all sleepy and what not? Maybe he'd get the gun from me. And what if I shot the on board computer and I couldn't drive away the next day with my kid? Thank goodness I overthink lol
@WhyWouldYou821 OMG that's an amazing point. Imagine hitting the bad guy but your gas tank/worse too...
We should vote to make suppressors more avaliable to the public. Bad guys don't use them from what the videos say either way.
He was very pushy about offering you snacks then see's your firearm and all of a sudden has to go you should have gotten his license plates and reported that to the police good job protecting yourself and your child I wish everyone was as smart as you
This man, most likely dodged a great bullet.
bullet? from who?
Agreed
@@johnzubil2875 It's an expression, it means he avoided big trouble.
He definitely did. He left and set up a camera to record and see if the junkie and his friends would come, then he came back the next day to check the footage and the camera he set up was gone
Not a bullet, a freaking nuke fella
Watch your surroundings diligently! ALWAYS watch who's watching you. You never know it could save you... these predators depend on the element of surprise to get the drop on you. If they feel you're vigilant & ready for whatever, they'll rather find easier prey. They're cowards they don't like ppl who will fight back.
That's street smarts and amazing situational awareness. Well done
No it isn't. It's called him being paranoid. There is literally no proof to suggest he was right about the guy planning to rob him.
@@NameenteredI'd rather be safe than sorry
Especially when alone in the woods
@@NameenteredIf you watch the full video he put up a camera at the campsite in order to see if the stranger came back with friends or not. When he were going to retrieve it someone had taken it. Not exactly proof but definitely adds to the possibility he was gonna get robbed
@@Nameenteredyou must be the weird bloke in the video 😂
@hggjgj1292 It's definitely circumstantial. That scavenger junkie knew to check the campsite since it was recently in use. A trail cam would have had a longer timespan out there if it was set up without others' knowledge, especially if people that found it weren't nefarious actors looking to pawn off equipment for a quick crack rock.
Nameentered is sussy.
Never wild camp or stealth camp near urban environments. I made this mistake, in the UK, several years ago, while cycle touring and nearly lost my bike. Managed to retrieve it and got out of there in the middle of the night. I, now, only wild camp in the middle of nowhere. Also pitch late and strike camp early. Stay safe.
How did you retrieve your bike?
@@andreimuresian7146 Thanks for your question. I woke up at 2am and saw that my bike had gone. I had secured it with two bike locks, but not to anything. I was pitched up on a canal, next to a bridge over the canal. I got out of my tent and after some frantic searching I, luckily, found it on the bridge. The thief had obviously tried to wheel it away, but luckily for me, the cable locks wrapped around the wheels. I suspect that he couldn't carry it, so left it on the bridge and went home for some tools. Having retrieved my bike, I debated whether I should wait until daylight to leave. Five minutes later I heard someone right outside my tent. I grabbed my torch and tried to make a swift exit from the tent. By the time I was out, he'd gone. At that point I just struck camp and left. First time I'd ever cycle toured in the middle of the night. I never had any problems before and I've never had any problems since. I've been cycle touring for 10 years to date.
@@andreimuresian7146 reading comprehension is important
What is strike camp
@@alexarias5717 pack up tent
Bro first started a video to film everything incase shit goes down then made sure the guy saw he films, then he analyzed the situation and felt danger then left, the man got some real experience in life.
PSA dogs and guns significantly increase your chances during an encounter like this.
Yeah unfortunately we cannot carry a letter opener legally
@@whh3946I heard you guys can use guns for hunting. Can you say you’re “hunting” and carry a rifle when camping?
@@whh3946 better to be in contravention of the law then dead
@@joshuaprice5704bro thinks there’s public hunting grounds in the U.K. 😂
The fact he said „just some random CREEP“ is him giving you subconscious signals.
I'm a lady, I've been snuck up on a couple times camping in the woods alone next to a city. The first time I woke up to loud heavy footsteps running past. The second time someone or something walked up crunching the leaves and was rustling around the back side of my tarp. As soon as I sat up in my sleeping bad to turn on the light whatever it was took off fast up the hill behind me. I turned on my light, turned over, my sleeping bag was rated for colder weather, I was sweating but the air felt freezing, fog coming out with every breath. I sat up crouched and listened closely with my gun drawn for what to me felt like 10 minutes. When I checked the clock about 45 minutes had elapsed. I ended up firing a warning shot. Never did get bothered out there again.
I was smart though, my tarp was surrounded on all of the inside with big heavy rocks so that too much noise would be made in an attempt to lift it, and I slept with my firearm next to me and flashlight around my wrist. I don't think I'm brave enough to do that anymore though. I like being at home safe in my bed. Lol
To make myself feel better I want to believe it was actually my friend coming out at 2am trying to stalk on me and go "gotcha!" But he never admitted on such a thing. The only reason I could think it was him was because he said "oh I didn't realize you had all those rocks on the inside." It still could have been someone else entirely.
I was at the same spot with another friend and we heard talking up on the hill. A male and female sounded like they were talking quietly to each other. The big Salvadorian guy I was with said "protect me I'm scared!" I swear he was serious too. Lmao. We called out to them but no response. They would have only been about 15 feet away, it was so dark though. We only had the campfire light illuminating our cozy little circle. Both of us were too scared to go look and see if they were even really there. We never even heard them leave but they'd just disappeared. We thought it was our friends but they came from another direction. I just wonder why you wouldn't call back out to people who are afraid you're dangerous, making it a danger for you. I wonder if they were just as scared as us. Feeling like they just stumbled upon some crazy woods people. Lol
I think they were afraid as well. If someone calls out to me in the woods, I’m out of there. Lol! I’m glad you stopped going. I’m afraid to camp out in the backyard. People are insane. 😅
Next time you go, you should bring a male friend or a couple of other lady friends with you, and all be armed. It's dangerous for a lady to be out in the woods by herself. It's unfortunate, but it's just the world we live in. There are a lot of creeps and weirdos out there.
Firing a warning shot can get you thrown in jail....
@@stevvvvveperry indeed.
Live in central alberta, canada. Was heading up north for camping/fishing one time and pulled over in the middle of nowhere to let my dog run for a bit and to eat some food.
Was there for about 15 mins and then my dog starts losing it and barking at the treeline. Some random dude proceeds to come out of the bushes, steps out about 5 steps, asks me what we are doing, and then says to make sure i keep my dog on a leash as you never know whats waiting in the bushes. Proceeds to turn around, walk back into the bushes.
We packed up and left so damn fast. No towns around, no farms around, literally nothing around but trees and bush. Creeped me the hell out.
Whereabouts in alberta was this?? I’ve lived in central/south AB all my life
@@STOPSYPHER Wood Buffalo National Park Area. Damn close to the NWT border.
He loved those bushes, nothing wrong with a man living in the bushes and warning people about the bushes
You found a skin walker 😂
It's the wild west up there buddy, I'm a wildland firefighter in that area and I know alot of criminals on the run go stay up there because the nearest police station is a 4 hour drive and they can get away with anything out there
I’m sorry but that little pup was cute asf😂
I know right 😂😭
The Yorkshire accent is CRAZY 💀😂
😭😭😭😭😭 don't hate us pls we can talk normal too!
but seriously, just nippin t' shop, does tha want owt?
Mans is from Blackburn and when I hear someone from Burnley an Yorkshire the accent hurt my brain
@@Jeager_Bomb._-_-_.😂😂
I think it’s crazy how yall can tell what region someone might be from because of their accent. It all sounds the same to my dense American mind 😂
@@CxwBxyFrxmHxll 😂😂 it’s easy if you like soccer
There’s a reason you’ve got instincts, trust them
Im so happy he trusted his gut. That's always the voice of our own guardian angel telling us when a situation is dangerous.
Most times, yes... But not always. You would not believe how many times I've heard someone robotically rattle off to me "their opinion" on some hot topic, that was later proven to be pure propaganda designed to trick people. Then, when I press them further on the origin and/or veracity of said opinion, they will say "I know it's true because I FEEL it in my HEART.". Evil psychological warfare/magic can scramble you instincts.
Never have to look far before some absolute weapon is banging on about angels and gods. Grow up.
No you dolt, it just means he got creeped out.
Guys, chill the hell out. Let people believe if they believe. On a more foundational standpoint it's just the subconscious recognizing a disturbing pattern. No reason to sit here and be an Atheist Andy and get rude on someone for making a statement which can be interpreted in a broader way. You're as closed minded as you're insinuating they are when you get triggered by the word angel.
Everyone can believe what they like. And everyone is an atheist until it happens to them directly. When you see things you can't explain, when all your body sensors are screaming "hey something is happening here"... how do you exaplain that? Science has no idea how to explain demonic posession for example. For example how do you explain a young man standing in a orthodox monastery church during holy liturgy, all of a sudden he jumps just like that some 20 meters through the air, lands on the saint mary icon in front of the altar, knocks it down, and from there he jumps high up on the wall, some 8 meters from the ground, and sticks to the wall like a spider and remains there without falling off, the wall being smooth because it is painted with images of christian saints. There was nothing there for him to hold on to, in any way he should have fallen off the wall. The monks brought a ladder and climbed and took him down because he was disturbing the liturgy. Now how do you explain that? No law of physics will say this is possible, yet it happened, witnessed by some 50 people who were there at the time. Atheists never believe anything until it happens to them. You can't just brush it off, seing somthing like that.
Listening to my gut has saved me on multiple occasions. If it don't feel right, it ain't
I had similar encounter when sleeping in a tent in the woods saw some people getting drunk in the field nearby came out of my tent after making and eating food. Realising i had my lamp on and they came looking. then hid in 6 foot tall nettles with my knife while they searched my camp 😂 my whole body felt numb for 2 days . Shit times lol id rather a bear found me
Another scary thing to is at night with a flashlight in the woods. You’re like a glowing beacon for all the different humans in the forest.
As a frequenter of the woods when it's dark since I live in front of a smallish one in my city, never any torches or big lights for that reason
my dad told me one night in the woods “you have the power to see anything right in front of you, but they have the power to see you not in front of them.” and that’s why you limit flashlights in forests !
@@HonchoHarley i learned this in rust😂💀 only use ur flashlight when u need to and try not to frequently use it
Meeting anyone in the middle of the woods can be a scary experience lol.
Last year I was going through a rough patch, I was going through a divorce, my work life was crap and my mental health was at an all time low. I'd moved back in with my parents while the divorce was going on (amicable divorce btw but we lived in a rented property so I wasn't going to kick my ex and kids out so I could stay lol).
One of the things I used to do was go through midnight walks through nearby a forest. If you can get over the creepy eerieness its actually a very peaceful place to be and my mindset was that the chance of running into some murdereous psycho was zero, I mean, why wait for victims in the forest right?
So one night I'm walking through the woods just collecting my thoughts when I started hearing someone walking towards me. For some reason I didn't turn away or hide, I just kept on walking right towards the guy. Bare in mind that this is literally right in the middle of a forest and not on a path. You're as likely to step on a fern as you are sticks.
Footsteps are getting ever closer and I'm bricking it but still I carry on walking until finally I see the dude. He sees me, we make eye contact and theres this 'thing' between us, he's sizing me up as potentially being a murderous psycho and I'm doing the same but our steps don't falter. We give eachother an "alright" with a knowing smile and continue on our way lol.
The guy was just walking his dog and probably had been doing so at night for years without bumping into anyone. But I could tell he was just as creeped out as I was haha. I left to go home right after the encounter.
Dudeee that was risckyyy
There's things out in the woods at night that you DO NOT wanna run into. Forget about people, you really don't wanna see one of these things.
@@generaleerelativity9524the skin...🤭
@@davikatsumashinom740 possibly depending on where you live. I live in a wooded area outside of a major city and I've seen these things in my backyard before. I walked right past one in the middle of the city and was literally 15 feet away from it and it was staring at the house across the street like it was waiting for the occupants to leave and it looked at me like "yeah that's right, I'm standing here and if you wanna live keep walking. "
@@generaleerelativity9524 weird, my comment got deleted
My wife and I were walking around downtown Portland after a Blazers game one night. Right before we were about to walk under an overpass tunnel, there were two sketchy dudes behind us and someone on top of the bridge signaled to them. We both got a really creeped out gut feeling and quickly cut off to the side and kept power-walking until we were in a more well-lit public area. I still believe that had we gone under that bridge we would have gotten mugged, or worse…
There's one thing that I always adhere to. I have learned to ALWAYS listen to your little voice. Every time in my life that I've ignored my voice, I ended up seriously regretting it. That's your conscience, or instinct, whatever you wish to call it. That's what little remains of our primitive survival instincts. Most of us have lost these abilities either due to time, ignorance, or willful disobediance.
We should all strive to maintain and even sharpen that little voice. Not to mention, always listen to it. It is trying to keep you alive, after all.
The little quiet voice is the Lord talking to us.
To further your comment , Working to really tune in to that little voice is actually extremely beneficial for more than just this context. I read an article on a study about it once but my little voice also tells me it’s just common sense 😂. We wouldn’t be here to comment today had the humans wayyyy before us ignored theirs.
That EXACTLY why he wandered off. To go grab a couple of his smack heed pals to rob ya. Good instincts.
Never ignore your instincts. They will save your life one day.
My camping buddies Mr Smith, Wesson, Colt, Rugger, Glock, Winchester, Remington, Benelli, Kalashnikov, & ole Sig Sauer
Won't help if they sneak up on you while you're asleep
@mikeyboi201 then Don't sleep in the open
@@samuraitadpole5459my brother in Christ it's camping that's kinda what you do if you're scared then just don't go camping
@wezreplex0 if you're not gonna take precautions then don't complain when caught lacking, you can make a hidden spot to sleep in
@@mikeyboi201yes it absolutely would help
Your so right, always go with you gut feelings. That is one thing I’ve always hated, is creeps. I was homeless for a couple years. Forced to deal with this same problem. I always told the person doing this.. that’s your one time. Because you creep up on me again and you’ll get a lot more than you came for. I MEANT IT ! By the grace of god I never had to take it that far. Apparently I sent the right message!!
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“That’s your one time” I’m definitely using this
Even men don't wanna be alone in the woods with other men. Wild
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We go to the woods to be alone haha
Simple reality of being alone in the woods or anywhere remote that leaves you alone and vulnerable ,you know why your there but have no idea what anyone else is there for, so trust no-one but your self
Remember the most junkies cant ever be trusted
No junkie can be trusted
I occasionally take drugs , smoke alot of weed too , i like to think i can be trusted but maybe its because i dont have money problems 🤷🏼♂️ i think there is where the most problems accure
@@Romano.038tf “accrue” mean
@@Romano.038and what problems? Any addict deep into an addiction cannot be trusted. Period. They will do whatever they can to get their fix. Only way is to cut it entirely and find recovery. No one said “every person who takes a drug cannot he trusted”. Active alcoholics and junkies need help and aren’t always terrible people, but they still can’t be trusted. They don’t even trust themselves. Some can handle things on occasion but others can’t and never will.
@@gikemuthke I speak part-time junkie & I'm pretty sure he meant occur not accrue
Amazing how these kinds of people manage to come up exactly behind you. Like when putting groceries in your car, or otherwise looking the other way.
Always trust your gut, I started to get a strong gut feeling while fishing once and I packed up and left, went back the next day and found a wallaby (basically a smaller kangaroo) that had been torn up by this crocodile and now there is also a crocodile nest at that spot
Bloody crocs! We get them here but only every now & then. Not far enough north to be flooded with them thankfully!
Yes the worst thing to experience in the woods is other people because you dont know there intensions
Ok thing is.
He definitely knew what he was doing.
He was calm approaching the camper and was calm walking away into the darkness. He was definitely planning something.
If i see a dude i would run the second he goes away bro.
Good call bro. I grew up in Lewistown, Pa n let me tell u a hoard of junkies attacking u is the nearest thing to a hoard of zombies u can have. N believe me he was going to do exactly what u thought.
As a Pennsylvanian can confirm this
Best idea, trust your feelings for sure 💯
Always trust your gut!! Imagine leaving a hidden camera in that spot and checking if they did come back.
That's exactly what he did. he came back the next day and it had been nicke
Like they taught us in history class, some guy shows up acting friendly, sees what kind of stuff you have and comes back with his boys to take your stuff. 😅
Every settler💀
Got no proper infrastructure, or advanced weaponry?? Cool, cool...
@@michaelmitchel3471 settlers definetly gave more than they ever took. Atleast the ones in canada and the US. Cant speak for anywhere else
Better to be cautious than dead
your gut is definitely right. people are dangerous. run!
Yeah there’s guys like that where I’m from and they try to disarm you by sharing shit about themselves and pretending to be harmless and friendly and then they rob the shit out of people I’ve seen it happen way too many times honestly the fact he just walked off is so weird too def did the right thing
I live almost in a national forest and been camping my whole life beginning in boy scouts. In the last few years I have met more homeless people than ever and it has about stopped me from camping. I am always armed and carry fire crackers and roman candles, the wild life responds better to fireworks as far as my experience , the fire arm may be a hunting rifle but I always carry a hand gun as well. I love cell phones and never leave home without one. Stay safe 🙏
2a all day
I totally agree. 👍
Sad times.
Listened to his gut, lived another day.
In my experience, weirdos are HARMLESS. It's the calculated, methodical psychopaths you have to worry about.
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Yeah but you may never know the weirdo is also the methodical psychopath until it's too late
Well said...
Yeah but you never know which is which
So then love… which witch is which? Eh?
Smart move even if they didn't come back.
Preventative maintenance is always better
Turns out he accidentally left a camera there, and when he returned for it, it was gone. Turns out he did come back.
Best self defense tool my man
That fact he just arrives randomly and leaves just as randomly is telling.
Never go camping without a gun and a good guard dog.
I gotta get a good dog. Plenty of guns tho
That's 10 to 20 year in jail for doing that in the uk where he is. You cant take weapons of any kind outside in the uk, you cant even take a knife camping here. Well you can but if you get caught can get the jail for carrying a knife
Yes, and your political class and wealthy can afford to hire armed guards while the serfs are defenseless against the criminals. When did the citizens of the UK lose their spine.
You do realise this is the UK?
@@crazyboysince1998 horrible country
I've sort of encountered this, Some times I just like to climb trees and sit there for a bit.
Once in the dead of night, just before I was going to climb down. I heard walking through the leaves, crunching. At first, I thought it was an animal, so I stayed quiet. Turns it was was some random person with the hood up.
Mind you, I'm out in the middle of nowhere, off trail. To meet someone in that exact spot at that time of night...
That means he was prob following you
Wtf why you were there middle of the night clinging on tree...off track???
@@apkhbmbgamlkbh1531 dude, I didn't even consider that. When i was young, I would go out into the forest park. Around the same time most nights. That thought didn't even cross my mind..
@MANIPULATSIOON I was a teen. Most nights, I went to a hide-away tree house I made. It was quiet and peaceful. Most days, I just like to stay out there for hours.
Did he see you or did he just walk past.did you keep going back out there
I almost got shot by an actual psychopath at some hotsprings. Like he chambered a round and put the gun to my face all while he was piss drunk. The parking lot wasn’t even a 5 minute walk away.
He might have been scouting, seeing if there was anyone to rob. Never go into the woods without a firearm.
He lives in England, guns are illegal here. We also do not have anything large enough in the forest to kill us, other than another human.
England. Basically you can't even defend yourself if you are attacked. Nope.
Fight or flight if you cant do either then youve had it @robertthomas2942
@@benemeney7336well that’s what he needs the gun for, other humans.
@@robertthomas2942non lethal rail gun or bear spray 😂
In the original video he actually sets a trail camera to see if martin (the stranger) comes back while he's gone and the next day he goes back and his trail camera is gone.
I did that exact same thing one time. A couple of people showed up out of nowhere, and after they left, my girlfriend and I left ASAP! I had a very bad feeling if we stayed! Something was way off with those 2 people!
Trust your gut. Also keep an infrared visual device handy
As funny as it is to camp with NVGs on, low-key that's brilliant. You can see things coming before they see you in no-light conditions. Sam Fisher out there in the sticks living up to the name and the legend.
A smart man listens to his gut feeling, it could have been worse than losing your equipment mate.
Yea . Had a person who I trusted stay over. In the morning, they get up and leave my house, dont bother to wake me and even leaves the door open and unlocked and they just leave. Worse part is it was a family member i trusted. Good thing i literally woke up a few second after them and walked out as they were just turning on the car. That person has lost a huge amount of respect from me and will never have my trust again. Freaking crony , for anyone wondering how this coincides with the video, well I had an instinct to wake up and double check what was going on. Something felt off. And that's when I realized the front door was wasn't closed or even locked , it had to be unlocked to open it. And common courtesy is to lock the door behind you as you exit and make sure the door closes. But that didn lt happen.
Man that could've turned into a horror movie there you never know
kid what
were they stealing from you or?.... how does your experience coincide with the situation in the video??
I'm having a hard time understanding what they did to break your trust, or what they did wrong other than leaving the door wide open...
Bro what did he do other than leave early? Your story don’t make any sense.
"So anyway I started blasting"
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Best comment 😂💀
In 1979 I’m camping with my grandfather in the Sierras, random hikers show up at our campground, my grandfather feeds them and welcomes them to stay with us until the morning, long story short, they stole almost everything we had when we went off in the morning to fish at another stream.
You have to be so careful, never trust anyone, and leave quickly
You did the right thing, Bro 👏
Once when me and a buddy where camping we met a couple with two kids. They were perfectly normal and friendly but when we went back the next day to talk to them all their stuff was still there but in complete disarray. Their clothes were strewn about everywhere, their stack of firewood was knocked over, the kids toys were lying in the dirt, all their food was destroyed but not eaten, it was obvious something happened there. To this day I have no idea what happened.
Jez did you called the police?
@@YaaqobhTV No it was deep in the mountains so we told to park Ranger. He pretty much was just like "Yeah that happens sometimes" that ranger was a jerk.
I would’ve left too. Something was definitely not right. Trust your instincts. We have them to protect ourselves. One never regrets trusting their instincts…only when you don’t.
i think i may have to invest in a .500 Bushwhacker
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Most definitly but not because of this video, right? (I would pick a smaller caliber if I were to be American.)
Would be fun at the very least. Thats a lot of BOOM
@Naam-iw6zp come on over! We welcome people who appreciate the freedoms we have!
@@Naam-iw6zp womp womp
Heard about a kid in a bothy(mountain hut) up north of Glasgow. Few guys turn up late and take over but he shares what he’s got etc. The guys get drunk and head out early in the morning. Stole the kids boots. It was a long walk for that kid.
YOU NEVER WALK INTO A PERSONS CAMP WITHOUT PERMISSION!
He wanted food. He is a normal human. He asked for food and help. I cant blame him.
I was camping literally in the middle of nowhere in Northern Ontario. It was after my brother had passed away, my parents and I just wanted to be away from it all. We traveled 2 days by canoe into the back country and set up on a sandy beach way, way back. No cell signal, days away from the nearest road, no light pollution at night, not another human for days. It was perfect for us. 1 night right as we were packing it in, a random guy popped out of the bushes along the shore. He seemed friendly enough, had a beer by the fire and then said he had to leave before it got really dark. He then took off along the shore. This doesn't sound that scary until you know where we were at. I'm pretty familiar with the area, the bush is so dense, you can only travel by boat or plane. The water we were on only has 3 places suitable to make camp. 1 at the beginning where the road ends, 1 at the far end where the waterfall is and the beach in the middle. He walked off to where we started from, a 2 days travel with 2 people paddling. We were there for 2 weeks and never saw signs of people. When we finally left, on our way out the only road in, you have to cross a small river. Our tire marks from 2 weeks earlier were clearly visible with no other marks. So this man didn't fly in, didn't drive in, didn't have a canoe or make camp. In the moment it seemed odd. Once we looked back at the end of our trip it was terrifying.
Why was it terrifying? Maybe he camped somewhere else? I must’ve read this like 5 times and im still lost 😂 can you elaborate please 🙏
@@Mariamariafran it's 3 lakes connected by a river system. The shore line is all sharp and jagged rocks or thick swamp with dense trees everywhere. There is basically no place to even set a small tent. There are just 3 spots to camp. Each spread out by about a days travel by canoe. I have had to make camp with strangers before because if you go to the 2nd or 3rd camp and there are people there, you don't have time to go all the way back to the other sites. So if you show up at the beach and it's full, you are basically screwed. When he walked off it seemed weird but we thought maybe he set up just passed the edge of the beach, but the next day when we headed out fishing, there was no signs of people anywhere. He could've paddled back to the first lake, it just would've been dark as hell and you are headed upstream at the river part. But then on our way out, there was not only no camp or signs of activity at the first camp, the road in had only been used by our truck. I'm probably explaining it poorly. I have camped and hunted there many times. The reason you go there is because it's so tough to get to. You don't run into random inexperienced campers. That's why we invited him to sit and share a beer, we figured he must have spent all day getting back here, we wanted to be friendly and helpful. Not seeing tire marks when we crossed the river is when we all started really talking about it. He had to cross the river unless he flew in and it's so quiet there, you would hear him coming a long ways off
@@raymonk86 You probably met a Native, or someone who knows a spot that you don't. It's not that creepy man. Even if he had a cabin there, just a dude living offgrid looking for some social interaction isn't that off-putting... if you saw him again, maybe it would be scary?
@@MrKushinator420 I think the point is it's the middle of bumfuck nowhere and a random guy just shows up out the bush when the next reasonably close spit is a day away, yet he just happened to stumble on the one place out of several miles where there's people. Then he disappears where there's no sign of any human activity anywhere. It's basically the equivalent of going to sleep when home alone and then when you wake up your fridge is open.
You prob just shared a beer with a ghost, dude. Not that scary.
The most dangerous animal in the woods is the two-legged variety...
Went on a hike with 2 of my friends once, we were all in our late teens. We went long past where most people turn around on the trail and came across a 50s-ish man camping alone (camping was not allowed on that trail). It was very strange. He had very minimal equipment with him, basically just a tent, cot and backpack. He was wearing a sling (not a cast, just had his arm through the sling) and called us over asking us to help him set up his cot because he was 'injured', and encouraged us to stay and hang out with him. Everything about the situation was strange. I'm glad I had multiple people with me, I shutter to wonder if things could've gotten scary really quick if I was alone. We left quickly
If Day Z has taught me anything, never trust a solo who walks off without logging out, in this case saying goodbye.
I do a lot of this type of camping.
I once woke at 3am. I can hear someone creeping about. Two steps, stop, two steps stop. This goes on for a couple of hours. I'm freaking myself out. Fire blazing my Axe on hand.
Turns out to be a massive Stag munching on new leaves 😂😂😂
Longest night ever 😂😂😂😂
Before even finishing your story i knew it was a deer haha, the 2 steps, stop. 2 steps, stop. Ive seen multiple times while bow hunting haha
Man is definitely scarier than a bear
They say you live in past present and future simultaneously, and that's why your instincts are never wrong
This is one of the many reasons the 2A is important in the U.S. imagine how creepy it would feel to run into someone in the middle of the woods at night without protection. Then imagine how much better you would feel with a rifle with a flashlight or thermal scope and several 30 round magazines with a 60 round magazine in the rifle. You would feel much much better wouldn’t you?
Except that criminals and psychos can also have weapons...
@@hereter3546typically cowards not looking for a fair fight
@@hereter3546like is this hard illegally import gun in every country of this world (particularly western country like USA and almost every European ones)
@@MatheoDesgrippesyes, it's hard enough that I never encountered one. And I'm not the at home type.
I never had to worry that someone might pull out a gun. That's a very good feeling.
So you can keep your 2a, no need
I used to live in an apartment near Seattle where there’s a bunch of freaks and junkies. One night around 2-3am some lady starts banging aggressively on our door screaming that she lived upstairs and somebody stole everything in her apartment. I grabbed my pistol and went to the door looked out the peephole. By the time I got there, she seemed very calm and as if she was disappointed and annoyed that nobody was opening the door. My wife came and asked what was going on. She even almost opened the door! I said DO NOT OPEN THAT DOOR.
All night prior to this there was no noise or ruckus coming from above us, which usually you can hear every little step, as many apartment dwellers know. More importantly, I had never seen that woman in my life and I get to know my neighbors for this exact reason.
The next day no police ever showed up, no ambulance, nothing unusual that indicated somebody had their apartment broken into or had anything stolen.
I believe this woman was just trying to bait me to open the door, so a group of thugs could run in from behind her and rob us, or worse. Always trust your instincts. It’s God guiding you.
My father used to say "human beings are scarier than ghost"
Always listen to your instincts.
A decent gentleman who even fed the other guy.
Stay safe out there ✌🏻