Smoke Jumpers and Bigfoot
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- Smoke Jumpers and Bigfoot
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As an ex Montana Wildland Firefighter of 13yrs, I can tell you the last story is from a man who has been on the firelines. Myself, I never did experience anything while sleeping on fires, however, I do not discount anything the man had to say. Getting dropped into some of the most remote places on the planet was the norm, so anything was possible...literally! I'm glad he's been able to finally share his experiences with us. It had to be a living hell keeping all that bottled up inside for so many years.
Well said.
I fought the yellowstone fire back in 1988. Hardest but also the most fun job I ever had.,
That Smoke Jumper was wronged by the govt suits that harassed him and forced him to be silent about the ‘bear’. Glad he finally came forward with his story.
I to have fought fire and spent many time in the woods of pnw and the things he said about vanishing like beem me up Scotty is real and the orbs they too can be seen going threw the woods with such speed only seen twice enough to let a person know that there is things we don’t know much about.
@@markhargis33 you
"If yall hear me dry heaving it's because my dog took a shit" 😂
You're a star Cam!🙏🏻
hehehe🤣
Loved that last story Cam!!
Not the first time I have heard of these bigfoot having abilities as this gentleman said. I do believe this man's story and am so glad he wrote you! Have a good one!!
It’s a feeling Cam that can not be explained until you have experienced it. I believe that you have never experienced the presence of a Sasquatch, and that’s okay, but if you ever do experience it, even if you don’t see it, you will know, and you will have a better understanding about what all these people that have experienced it actually meant by they could feel it. It’s not just a mental note that registers through your brain, but you can feel it in your bones and on the surface of your skin. It’s unmistakable!
🙏🏼 God bless the firefighters
TRUTH!
God bless you and all knowers.
Im glad you take time out of your busy day to tell these stories I've gone though a tough time in my life here recently your stories give me a little peace
Philippians is a good read for you too. :)
@ Chris Dalton Hello Chris, hope today finds you "in a good place". It is never easy when we go through trials. I would like to think that we come out of tough times a little wiser. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Cam's People 😊
@@sabreecarpenter4285 thanks I appreciate your kind words
Don't know what your going through Chris, but you hang in there.🙏
Getting in after a busy day. So glad to get a Dixie Cryptid podcast to slow my day down. Hello to everyone. Did I say that I love you all today🤔 well I do🥰
Thank you Cam!❤👣
Hi Gwendolyn I certainly love you too! We’re just one big family! 🥰💋💝🙋♀️👍🙏
@@lanitabryant2374 Hi Lanita🖐 Yes we are one big family. No need to be mean at all. The down to earth personality of our host, Cam Buckner, is a good example to follow.
Gwen! What a sweet comment! Love to you and yours as well! Lord knows we need it now more than ever. Love and Light🤗😘❤🌛🇺🇸💥💕
@@moonlightfalcon7038 Thanks a whole bunch!🙂
Well sending all the love back at you Gwendolyn Williams! ❤ Such a sweet note to all.
The best part of this one is when you started the the second story and you showed your black dog running and playing. I had to watch that part several times. My Achilles looked just like that. My heart jumped with joy as I watched. I lost him October a year ago. I still miss and cry for him daily. So I laughed and cried during this part. Thank you. I enjoyed watching.
Glad to hear another one of your episodes cam. Love these stories you narrate these so well I look forward to each one keep ‘em coming buddy
LOVE your little black dog doing perfect figure-eights!!!
I love listening to this channel
Thank Thank Thank you CAM good job always HI FAMILY OF CAM I LOVE YOU FAMILY OF THE WORLD 🌎 ❤
Hell yeah Sir! Keep on kicking ass!! You’re doing a damn fine job!
Hey Cam and other curious folks.. Sabé has been used by my first Nations Ojbwe bf and his family for as long as I've known them (17 years no maybe 18) anyways its *not* new, but maybe rejuvenated is all ;-)
Love watching that dog run around. Animals rock!
Love what ya do cam never give up telling your stories we love them all
Thanks Cam for sharing us these important reports. "Sabe" is associated with honesty as ants are associated with industriousness and bees are busy.
I’ve just now started hearing people call a BF a “sabe”! When did that happen and why?
It’s O.K. CAM, I’ll be alright, here’s your pat on the back! Thanks Cam, your the BEST 👣🪶🦅
I love these stories so much!!
Have been sick & trying to get caught up today. These are like great bedtime stories for me Cam. Thank you so much for sharing them with us & thank you to all the ones who sent them in.
And Cam, it WILL be alright...I would give you a pat on your back if I could reach that far.
😊😊 All Is Good my friend
I don't think your wife will get too mad at you for taking the time to post these stories for us (your fans) 😊😊😊 God bless!!! 🙏🙏🙏
You are a old friend who I stopped and ya told what happened the other day. That's why I like it. No body else treats their people like you do. And love the dogs, and oh the chickens,the pet that poops breakfast. Keep up the great job you do so well.
Really enjoy your comments and thoughts in addition to the stories Cam. Cooking dinner here listening to your stories and just feel like I’m listening to a friend. Keep following your instincts with your channel. LOVE IT!!! Thank you!
Great story Cam!
"It'll be ok, Cam. It'll be ok". 😁❤️
Great encounters Cam! The fire fighter one is believable. It would make sense the Bigfoot would thank the guys out there putting out fires in their living room. I enjoyed you being in Nance’s live stream tonight. It was great! It was no big surprise you would be her secret guest, LOL. I hope I get the opportunity to make it to the convention. It would be such a pleasure and an honor to meet you and the others who keep me so pleasantly entertained. God bless!!
Wonderful stories,Dix ❤
My brother and his wife have a nice cabin in the Osceola forest(no. Florida)
When HE saw bigfoot, he was out in the woods on a week end fast and pray couple days......he looked up from reading his bible and across his camp fire
And Mr foot had just stepped out between 2 trees.......he looked at John for several seconds and John said, "I'm just on a little retreat out here, just me and my Bible. I mean u no harm." and then the creature gave that "nod" that some people have described.....turned and passed between three big pines.....and HE was gone.
It's the only time John has seen bigfoot, and he and his family have lived in the Osceola for 40+ years.🤷🏻♀️
He's hunted and trapped and lived for weeks at a time on Ocean Pond, out in the woods......alone......only saw it 1 time.....
But that "turn and be gone"
Business seems to be common.....thank u for posting.......🖐🏻☺️
It's encounters like this that cement this as fact to me. What possible purpose would someone have of telling this if it weren't true? Thanks 👍😉
@@maryland9987 oh my gosh, yes......I told him that....John is an old preacher today in his 70s and he has cancer every which way but loose....I told him, I'm glad u got to see the big guy before u leave here.......😊......
Wow, you must be smoking the really good stuff...
I heard this story from old navy seal. He was in Colorado at his in laws cabin. He stepped outside @ 2am to pee off the porch & have a cigarette. When he was smoking he saw what he thought was a bear on the edge of tree line. He grabbed the axe off the wood pile he then saw this mass stand up right into the what was left of moonlight & curl it’s lip & let out a growl.He then said in his mind as he put his cigarette in his mouth & grabbed the axe with both hands “I’m out here smoking I mean you know harm, but if I have to I won’t go down without putting this under your armpit between your two ribs. He then said, it did what shook him. It looked at him relaxed it’s lip & gave him somewhat of a half humbled smile, nodded, turned around & walked away into the woods. He said it was grey, & had a face like a man & an intelligence but he said he knew what was going through his head when he saw it, but he did not speak that out loud. He knew exactly what he was thinking, like a communication between two old warriors but only one being it had to be 10 plus feet tall!
At that point he went back inside shaking & trembling so badly he couldn’t calm himself down. He’s seen many things war, ugly deeds by man & nothing scared him or left such an impact as this! He basically said they can keep there forest & he’ll stay in his urban city!
@@brittanymarie2022 and I say Amen to that.......I dont understand people that think ur lying when u tell them what u saw......I saw something that I havent even told Cam....Cams not positive he believes in bigfoot.....in 2017 I told him my dogman story and he read it and was very nice about it on air......but this other thing......🤦🏻♀️......the only person I could that to would be my son, and he beat me to heavens door, so I think I'll just pray I'm not on the earth any more if these things start proliferating.......that's amazing about that man running at the thing and telling it......"I didnt want to start nothing w you.....but I'm not going down without laying down some major damage"...... and Mr Bigfoot
Is like......."all right...chill out
Dont get ur panties in a wad".........🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
I was a wildland firefighter, thanks for the kind words at the end. And yes we all do it because the call of adventure and I would encourage anyone listening to do it at least one summer if you can. Life changing experience for sure even though I never saw a damn Bigfoot.
it'll be okay, Cam. Reading stories to us is much appreciated!
Cam I love listening to on you tube and enjoy hearing your animals in the back ground.
Great stories again, Cam! Thanks for your wonderful narration, and for the writers who contributed their experiences! 💖🦍
Keep up the good work my brother 🤠!👍
Cam is such a great guy, you can tell! He just won’t say anything bad about anyone or any organization… Always has a good point to make on why not to speak bad about anyone or any organization.
Great podcast, Cam. Fact or fiction, I loved every story. Thanks to the writers for taking time to send them in.
Great stories !!!!😊
I saw the big feets once.
I was on my way home from a LSD eating contest (I had won second place ) . He was a pleasant fellow. When I got home I told my dog, he suggested I sleep it off.
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3rd place won i did 😎
Cam, the first listen I passed out. Your voice is so calming. I had to listen to it again. You've got good energy brother 🙏 God bless you
So glad to see u this evening on buckeye bigfoot. Love ur stories. Thank you 😊
I'm glad you helped out buckeye Bigfoot tonight..💯💯💯 had a great time
Love the back drop views. Great stories have a great week! Can’t wait for the next stories.
Thanks Cam. I waited till the end of Nance's live show to listen to these stories. You always do a great job.
Animals you just have to love them, regardless of there issues. They are the best friends I’ve had.
Great seeing you live this afternoon
I agree with you Cam, don’t let nothing steer you away from being in the woods 🌲 I love the woods probably as much as you do, if not more…✨ wonderful stories thank-you again my friend! 🌲
Big hair monsters would scare me out of the woods. I also won't go near grizzly country, shark infested waters, lion country, tiger territory, any water with alligators and especially crocodiles and hippos. I'm basically not going near anything likely to kill and or eat me.
@@vCLOWNSHOESv yup same here 😆
Now that I know they are around everywhere then I don’t think they would bother me much. I spent my whole childhood in the woods and now live where I need to watch for bears and moose. All my siblings have gifts that my grand mother and mother passed on to us. I’ve seen things that most could never imagine. Hand coming from the sky and three alien in a craft that spoke to us yo my sister speaking to a southwestern Native American in the northeast forest. Much much more not much phases me.
@@marilyncalvert4143 Yes Sounds like we are sisters in that department, I always sought out the woods or beach-combing, I grew up in Washington state near Puget Sound, my first encounter was when I was 11 years old camping with a group of girls five were my age 2 were 18-year-olds… many things don’t frighten me either… It was a mama Sasquatch and her young daughter
they came in our camp at night just after we all got into our sleeping bags she put her magic spell upon everyone in the tent except for me so I could know she was there, we had a past together as I found out later.
Spoken exactly like someone that hasn't been a witness.
They will kill your dog in a heartbeat.
Blessings
Ive had my sighting in south eastern Mass there here
Thanks Cam, these great stories always make the night shift easier 👍
My encounter !changed !!me, I just can't look at the world the same! I will never !ever, put myself out there in that position !ever again! Some things just can't be undone ! This is one fear that I do not want to conquer!
Thank you for the stories Mr Cam 👍🇺🇸🦅🙏
Sabe, Native American Indian term for them. But this last story reveals how our, Government is not our friend. Seeing them more and more today. But there's lots of stories about these creatures connected with orbs of lights. Also disappearing in different ways.
I think they are the Nephilim. Descendants of the fallen angels that breeded with humans and who knows what else. "Orbs" why not. We know so little of what's around us.
Also there’s a lot of stories of them being seen at the same time UFOs are seen. I believe there’s a connection there as well
Sabe is a made up word that this youtuber made up. He says so himself.
@@ericnappier163 that’s hella funny. Lol
@@ericnappier163 lmao. It's man o the woods. Mf was a 15 footer.
Thats legit giant status.
I read that book also. My heart really hurt for these man and there families. I absolutely love your channel.
Betty Bear
I agree with you about going into the woods. I am a single 67 yo great grandma. I love the woods. I do carry a Sig Sauer 9 mill with me at all times. Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Luv ya Cam
Steve read the smoke jumpers account about a year ago. I believe him and think its a great story. Anybody that is stuck thinking they cannot do these things ... is simply unaware of that part of reality. Yet.
Is it called smoke jumpers? I’d like to know more.
The uncle's hearing loss in the first story makes it ring true to me. When my father got hearing aids late in life, crunching of leaves was the first difference in hearing he noted.
Sweet!!!! DC two days in a row!! It’s like the old days! Just kidding, Cam.
We all know that you have a real job.
But, I for one am so thankful that your telling us more stories.
Here we go!!!
Hi Cam. Your pup is do cute.TY for these good stories. You never disappoint. God bless you and yours always.
Gooooood Stuff, some big foot are easy going know or sense you mean them harm. But there is the mean ones and I have heard of portals, now we get into another realm 😁. Steve Quayle talks on that part very well
Those SMOKE JUMPER FIRE FIGHTERS are some BADASS folk Cam I mean to jump out of a perfectly good helicopter into a ragging forrest fire you gotta be a badass or crazy one or the other!
The dog doing zoomies starting at the 10:00 mark was the highlight of the video for me. Good video though. Thanks for posting.
Always great Cam!
Love your channel Cam keep up the good work 👏 😊😊😊
Love the stories. You do an awesome job telling them. Like you, I being a native of Colorado, there is nothing I like better that going to our beautiful mountains. Hiking looking for the wild life. Bigfoot being park of our wild life. I believe we have the biggest diversity of wild life than any other state in the US & as I do wild life photography it couldn’t get any better than Colorado. Thanks for the stories I look forward to hearing more.
Love the chickens and love the doggies. ❤ Love all the stories.
Took me three tries to be able to listen to all the stories this time. First time interrupted, second time fell asleep. Man, this was a good one today. I was pondering about the mind speak. I was wondering why not everyone has that experience, then started wondering if you need to be an empath to experience it. Then I wonder if it’s real. After that I think that I can’t think that way because not everyone believes those who have seen them and obviously plenty of us have seen them. It’s a fun thing to think about, beats so many of the other topics in our world today.
Thank you Cam for your stories, thank your wife for me. I’m glad she supports you in this endeavor, you and Nance both are great at what you do.
Yes these young men AND women are not only in great shape, they are also risking their lives and many have died horribly . I fought forest fires in 1988 and it changes your perspective on life as we know it.
Hey Cam . Appreciate you and your stand on things. These were good stories. That last one was great. TY again. God bless you and yours always!❤️🤗
True or not, I love listening to these wonderful stories. Thanks Cam and thanks all story writers.
It is getting to the point that i imagine Steve Lilly is in the background of all of these stories just doin' his thing.
I was wondering what he's up to too
OH! He IS, Rob! Steve is there... just out of sight🤗
Love these game cams as the back drops. The encounters are a bonus.
Thank you Cam. 🙏💙🌎👣
My two friends and I were hunting in the Adirondacks once and were stalked, I am pretty sure by a black bear. Didn’t see him but saw his poop steaming on the road we were on. Needless to say we got the hell out.
Cam you mentioned that bigfoot never harmed anyone but I remember one of your stories of a Royal Mountie in British Columbia. Probably my favorite story of a Bigfoot kidnapping women and kids. Love your channel.
How can he say they never hurt anyone?
Does he know ALL of them?
I'm a little surprised at his absolute statements that aren't true.
Black bears do not typically stalk people. In fact I've never heard of this behavior ever.
@@Spittin_Chiglets well I can definitely tell you that the poop was from a bear and it was definitely close
I remember that story too. There was also one by Steve Lilly. He told of the con-man taking the idiots on camping trip expeditions to see bigfoot not realizing there were many real ones in the area he had chosen. His assistant that placed the speakers out was Alpha daddys take-along snack. The bimbo with the waggy finger was very fortunate to get out alive. Foolish people never cease to amaze me. I shudder when I remember the times as a teen my boyfriend and I went up old logging roads to go fishing.
@@BrookeLyn39 his channel.
I believe in the smoke jumpers story ! I encountered one that said THANK YOU twice to myself and a friend I was in the woods with setting some food out
Good to see you on Nance’s live earlier. I love your channel. My family has a Mississippi BF story. A couple actually out of Lamar County.
Cam IS wonderful!! Good to find you here Lyn 🥰
Thank you!
I went back to the story of Steve Liddy all 1to10 . They're good stories 🇺🇸👍
ahahahahahahaha
"the dawg just shit on the floor".....
I honestly think that was the best line I've heard after 2 years of listening...
Me too!
Sabe is a very old name. It is the name a large tribe of First Nations people gave to the Sasquatch or Bigfoot hundreds of years ago. Both Sasquatch and Bigfoot are names given to them relatively recently. Sabe sounds and feels more respectful or accurate than the other made up names to many people.
Keep them coming, love the stories.
Thanks for making me feel so much better about walking in the woods. We dry camp in some very isolated areas and I was starting to get nervous every time I went into the woods. I feel better about it now. Thank you again!
Back in the '60's when I was young, my dad took us all every summer to camp at Tuolumne Meadows, just north (I think) of Yosemite Park proper. It was a Sierra Club camp ground (y'know, when they were still a camping club...). The camp ground was right on the river, and you could pick up obsidian arrowheads all day long there. I think the Indians used to make 'em there. Daddy had known Ansel Adams as he had worked in Yosemite during the War culling dead trees. The John Muir Trail passed close by and often there were pack mules in trains full of intrepid campers headed who-knows-where. We never saw bigfoot. But we'd often hike well past the tree line and spend the days by rough, bolder-strewn rivers feeding the Tuolumne River. It's very rough country, and can get very green and shagy if you venture deep enough in to it. It's absolutely beautiful country too. But rugged and unforgiving if alone and injured. I can easily imagine dropping in like the fire jumpers and maybe running in to... um... bears. They were always getting in to the garbage cans at camp anyway. Shooed a few away myself a time or two. Growing up in Southern California, I at least had heard about Bigfoot growing up, even in the '60's. If my dad ever had an encounter, I feel pretty sure he would have talked about it with us. Anyway, just nice to go back in time & place in my mind to a beautiful place I always loved to be in. Thanks for the stories, Cam. God bless all!
This story is amazing it's good to hear the good things about bigfoot very nice cam
That Last Story was Awesome. Thanks for Sharing.
You got it cam it's Stanislaus you said it right that's where I'm from Stanislaus county it's good to hear where you're from on your podcast.
I've heard the last story on Steve Instahl'a channel. Pretty interesting stories this evening Cam. Hope you got some work done to keep the wife happy. Thanks again!
@Tonya Harmon
Right on!
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Imagine my surprise to see another Blanton on this site! Just wanted to say Hello!
@@sherryblanton2029 Hi
Yea I've never seen another Blanton on YT ever. Hope you have a wonderful day.
@@CaroleMinxBlanton
Hope you have a great one too!
@@sherryblanton2029 thanks
I always enjoy your stories AND commentary. Keep it up. Thanks for the time you sacrifice for our enjoyment.
I agree Cam. I use to go out in the woods. Up in the Ocoee. There were rocks to climb. I loved it. I wish I could go back out there but I can’t . My legs are weak. I can’t walk very well. Y’all get out there and enjoy.
I loved the video accompanying the stories, the dog was so funny on super zoom I was having so much fun watching him. I used to have a mixed breed like that dog in video , very similar in appearance , and she was a zoomer too lol. thanks Cam good stories as always. Anyone that has had animals knows they help us so much but then they make us crazy too lol.
Heyheyhey Cam and DC!!! Great job helping Namce!!! Yay!!!! Aight here we go!!!❤❤💙💙💛💛💜💜💚💚
Steve from How 2 Hunt is the one who decided to call them Sabe & you can always tell who watches that channel cuz they all say Sabe. Hes also the one who totally trashes the BFRO & Moneymaker.
Love hearing these stories you read for us Cam. This one had a couple of good ones, as always.
My mother and uncles grew up in Idaho. My uncles were Smoke Jumpers back in the youth of my life and before. I'm 64 now. They never told me any stories about Sabe or anything weard that happened while on the Job but this was WAY before the Big Guy was a thing. Sure wish I could have heard their stories if they had any. We never did talk much about the job let alone some big Harry things in the mountains.
Cam and To the Catskill Coon Hunter, You definitely know what that was! I had an Encounter in the Adirondack Mountains. Adjacent to Indian Lake. On a old Logging Trail that DEC took over. Created some Remote Camping Sites. There some remote Ponds up there. That are worth the trip. Anyway I seen one sitting behind a Log. It was only 100 feet from State Route 30. Right off the Gavel Road.
I think the BFRO gets a bad rap because they are known to ignore the more bizarre encounters. If they have a Supernatural aspect, It is not counted. Despite anyone's personal feelings, Cam your right their Website is a great reference point. Especially if you want confirmation of encounters in your area, Stores, general information and updates. For Reference uses it is a great place to Research your area.
Cam- I agree go in the Woods! I had one but, Mine was passive. You don't have a bad point. Too many people sit home. Watching TV, playing video games and listening to great story tellers!😜 I had a passive Encounter. Probably the closest to best as you could. I seen it in my car. Reversed my car and stood outside next to my car Door. Was only a minute or so long. Ain't stopped me from the gorgeous Adirondacks! I can't my heart belongs there. On every day off. I think if you go into the woods for a hike, remote Camping and hunting to use the Buddy system. If not and your going deep in the wilderness use those Biken Tracking Divice! That doesn't mean not to enjoy nature. Just be safe and smart. I don't agree with being alone or not following instincts. If every part of your soul says, LEAVE. You need to leave. Your intuition is built inside of you, to keep you safe. That's my 2 cents!!😜😜
The Fire jumper Story I heard before. I heard it on Steves How to bow Hunt. I know you don't steal material. You literally just said that. He just wrote to you as well. That word for Bigfoot is used on his platform. I guess it's a Native American word or so Steve says?
Cam and everyone one here- Have a Blessed week! Erin 💜 Upstate NY
P.S. Idk about the last Story, I have trouble with mind speak, Orbs and all that with Bigfoot but I sure love listening to it anyway. I listen to Steve's stuff and some of those emails are wild!
Those were very good stories Cam. Thank you for sharing them with us.👣❤
Another great set of stories Cam!! Enjoyed them!!! Sending much love!!!
No one is really afraid to be out in the woods alone... they're afraid to be out in the woods when they're NOT alone! Those feelings are real!
It'll be o.k., Cam, do not worry about a thing, you do your thing and we'll just keep listening, like we always do.
I'm from PA and I fought fire in the Stanislaus back in '96. Didn't see any Sasquatches there, that doesn't mean they weren't there. I really enjoy listening to all the stories. P s. I read Young Men and Fire too. Great book!
Thanks ol pal! I really enjoy what you are doing
Whoop !!!🤸🏻♀️🤸🏿♂️🤸🏻♀️🤸🏿♂️🤸🏻♀️🤸🏿♂️
The DIX!!!🖐🏻☺️❤
It'll be ok, Cam.....wifey knows where to find u, if she looks out and can't SEE u anywhere....🤭
Look at that slender blonde bear......😲......
Thank you sir I enjoy the stories. Keep up the good work always listening. Blessing s. From. Deep South. Texas
hey Cam... boy do I smell great! Yeti soap is amazing...my whole house smells good after a shower!
Thanks Cam, your story’s are awesome 🌟🌟🌟
That last story was spot on!!
Wow! The Fire Fighters/Jumper stories are fascinating and a BIG THANK YOU for protecting our forests!
My brother’s family lives about 25 minutes above Quincy, CA. Beautiful and rugged mountains. We were raised on the Trinity River in Salyer, Willow Creek on Hwy 299 west and Hoopa Res back in the 1960’s. My dad logged but we Never saw the Big Guy or felt their presence.
We were close to the Patterson-Gimlin area where they filmed Patty! In fact, we participated in annual Bigfoot Days in Willow Creek,CA.
Not sure how I’d feel if I did see BF. Amazed and scared no doubt.
Thanks for sharing these stories.
Great post Cam, thanks 😁
There is actually a pretty fair sized herd of elk in Pennsylvania. The herd is big enough now that they sell a few licenses via lottery, in the fall. I've seen them personally and they're awesome!
they have them in wi now too so exciting
They're here, in southeastern Kentucky, also. Seems like they used to be a whole lot more in the past, than there ars today. Perhaps something biological in nature has thinned out the population. Because they only allow lottery winners to hunt here also. And only the original elks released here are collared. Being released here in the late 1990's. In late 1998 or early 1999, to the best of my memory and knowledge. With this being said. It could also be the result of poaching in this area. Either by man, or by the Sabe. 😉
@@AlexMorganGuitarMan I just found out about that. They have been reintroduced in the Kentucky/Tennessee areas too. They are incredible to see, live and right in front of you without having to go out west! I almost hit a bull and his cows with the car while on my way to the area that people are told to go park to watch for them! It was one of the most amazing moments of my life to that point. That was about 15 years ago and the best memory I have with my grandpa. Until then I'd only ever seen them in pictures and on tv and their size blew my mind! A 200 pound whitetail doesn't even compare to a mature elk!
I guess living in utah I take them for granted especially when they come I to the front yard in winter. They are magnificent and we have thousands of them
Awesome stories thank you cam from now Zealand our country is small so we live with the hairy beings we call no man, cheers!
I believe that smoke jumper, and the government was "wrong" and hey Cam " It's gonna be ok😂) good bunch of stories tonight. Take care everyone. 😊👣👣