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Chris, my mother and a friend of hers went on a trip to Alaska, a year or two ago. Part of the trip was a train ride from one place to another. Looking out the window, she saw something covered with hair, walking upright, in a forested area. Where she saw it was a remote place, a long distance from any other humans, houses, etc. It was too tall to be a man, and at that time of year, people in Alaska were not dressed in heavy coats and the like. Since you told this story today, and since my mother is no longer here to tell what she saw, I am passing this story on to you. Best wishes. Your program is a good one.
What she went on was called the White Pass railroad - do a search - you can see - yes, Wilderness. And she went in the summer- even up north, it gets lots of daylight ("Land of the midnight sun"). We get cruise ships for 6 months a year- the ships really push it as far as the seasons go. Alaska here- we have them everywhere
I read many accounts of old history, and ancient history, and incredible old historical finds, like stone tools encased in coal mines 1500 feet deep. Among those stories were very rare tribes of humanoids entirely covered with hair, facial and bodily fur coat hair. But their tribal symptom was to stay away from any hairless humanoids who mistook them for animals and the inference was, they never mixed socially!
Love this story. It reminds me of a story my 97-year old Uncle told as kids from his time as a ground infantry soldier in Korea. They marched all over the countryside there, and he would tell us about a big Gorilla that was 10 feet tall and chased them around. He said its name was Tonsoo-Poo. We laughed and thought it was hilarious, and then of course he would jump at us and we would all scream and run away... But he told these stories of Tonsoo-Poo and how afraid of him they were, and gave detailed accounts about him. My uncle was NOT a "creative writer" type guy, or a drinker. He was all business, the ultimate 50's dad. So it makes me wonder now... was he really telling us about encounters they had with a BigFoot in Korea, but putting a humorous spin on it because he thought no one would believe him?
I am no specops guy but I found it strange those guys went for survival Training into Alaska without any ammo. I mean, there could be real predators out there, not just cryptids.
All my years I have found I'm at ease the most near water. Love the spot! And the story! Thanks Chris, I needed this. My Grandmother was a story teller and passed it down to me. I miss her voice and her stories, most, over and over again. I never minded one bit. Have an amazingly blessed week!
I was a SERE instructor in the Air Firce from 75-79. I taught at the Fairchild Air Force Base school in northeastern Washington. The training area was further north, just north of Cusick, Washington in the Colville national Forest. On one of the training missions I had an element of students mix of officers and enlisted, all air crew members, training in global survival. We were in the phase of learning land navigation, and we were traveling from point to point, bushwhacking. We were a little bit behind on time, and we stopped and noticed huge footprints in the soft duff. They were approximately 18 inches long and about 6 inches wide , my students saw them and ask what in the hell are those and I said Bigfoot. They picked up the pace and we made it to our point on time. Unfortunately, I did not have a camera with me to take pictures of this. On another occasion, I had an element of students in training and my camp was about a quarter mile away from where the element was camped , We were in a static situation. It was about 9 PM and I was alone and calling it a day. I was laying down when something ran across the clearing and the interval of the footsteps and the vibrations told me that whatever ran across was quite large and the way it ran across gave me the impression. It was on two legs.
I was going to ask this question to the whole comment section after reading your comment I feel like you're highly qualified to answer. Training mission or not, wouldnt the military ensure that at least one of those guys on that team had live ammunition just in case? I've always been taught to not go into the woods without your firearm, and it blew my mind that the military wouldnt do that
Grew up in alaska,mostly Kodiak Island Alaska,my dad was a great white hunter per say,elk,moose,carribu,deer etc,and his buddy from washington state went on a hunt with him,things went silent and a bad smell,and they felt observed.My dad was not a drinker,or bullshooter but he swears they were being tracked.They went back to camp,packed up and jumped in his plane and left.They had fire power but didnt feel good about situation,that was 60 yrs ago.
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I had a Bigfoot encounter when I was a kid. Our family was visiting family friends in Willits California, located in Northern California, Mendocino County. We were visiting for the 4th of July. The family we were visiting lived in the mountains and the homes built there were spread out pretty far. The weather was nice so myself, my brother, sister and the two sons of the family we were visiting wanted to sleep outside. The family we were visiting had a large 6 person tent they pitched for us. As we were asleep in the tent I was awoken to the sound of twigs snapping as something approached the tent. I knew whatever it was, was sizeable. As the twigs were snapping with a loud crack. Rather than faintly if it were a raccoon or possum for example. Whatever it was came almost all the way up to the tent stopping only a few feet away. I was alarmed and frightened knowing something was out there, possibly a black bear? However when it started breathing heavy/sniffing and making a strange grunting/combined growling sound, I knew it wasn’t a bear. Not only that the sound wasn’t at or near ground level where we were sleeping. The sound was coming from much higher, something towering over us. It paused at the tent for only 4-5 seconds and then took off like a bat out of hell running down hill through the forest. You could hear massive shuffling of leaves and twigs snapping under it’s feet as it ran away. Including trees rustling and smaller limbs snapping and being cracked off as it ran away. I presume it was grabbing/slinging itself off the trees to help it control its rapid descent down the mountain. The sound and speed of it crashing through the forest was incredible, like a truck was driving through it. The sound of it running lasted for about 6-7 seconds and then the sound of it running stopped. There was a pause of silence for about two seconds. Then it started this blood curdling howling I had never heard any animal make that just carried through the forest. By my estimation of the distance of the howling to our tent. It had travelled approximately 75-80 yards in 6-7 seconds running down hill. It continued to howl for about 4-5 seconds and then I heard the sound of a very large tree branch being broken off. I knew it was a large limb as the sound it let off. A massive cracking and snap as it was broken off, rustling against surrounding tress as it fell to the ground with a heavy thud. Then it continued to run away until you couldn’t hear the sound of leaves, twigs and branches rustling anymore. It’s stark quite in the woods and sound travels well. At the point that it started to run away from the tent I started hitting and shaking everyone in their sleeping bags waking them up. They all heard the thrashing of it running through the forest and it howling as well. We were all scared as heck and quickly abandoned the tent, making a mad dash to the house and woke our parents. My sister was so scared she was crying. They said it was probably a bear. They didn’t experience it and from the height of the sound over the tent, to the sounds it made, it’s massive speed, power, howling and breaking of tree branches… It wasn’t a bear! Still gives me goosebumps thinking about it as I type this out to this day...
Camped around that USAF survival training area many times. Its called Tacoma Creek. Lots of strange stuff goes on. Never seen one, but many times heard "howls", whistles, and other unexplainable sounds. Odd tree breaks/structures on occasion. Of course the biggest share of these are the AF students practicing building shelters. Really neat area. Theres no shooting in the survival area, so that might be good for bigfoot activity. God bless!
My daughter was working at the Crescent Lodge in the Olympic State Park, Washington when she had the chance to get a signal and call me as the sun was setting. The resort was closed for the season and employees had been leaving. She was alone. We were talking when she said, "hmmm..... what is thaaa..." and began hyperventilating. The most terrifying moment as a mother came up on me but she was okay. She was able to run into the lodge and broke down in tears. That was a very REAL experience and she denied it for years. But she's since talked more about it.
I was just Olympic nat park and wow was it creepy and recorded and heard really weird sounds I’ve never heard before and massive park no doubt there could be more there
@@MomentswithDavidI’m from WA state as well and have heard them in the Snoqualmie forests. Tree knocks and Howls/Roars. I’m convinced there is a real Hominid species living in the forests spanning from Alaska to Norther California.
@@NikolasSerpanoson April 27th I went hiking into Olympic park through the North entrance taking Hurricane ridge road to Morse Creek overlook, I was in my jeep just driving up gaining elevation just looking for cool spots to hike around and take pics and video for my channel, at the overlook I parked and turned off my vehicle and starting taking pictures and hiking around, I then started to hear a deep howling from deep into the forest, it sounded like it would come from a monkey, cuz it didn’t sound like elk or any other type of animal I know, i continued to listen and then a second howl came from the other side of the forest, now there were TWO howlers, it almost sounded like they were howling and hooting back and forth to each other. No bear or elk could make a sound like that, and it was powerful too cuz it was coming from a long distance away. I got out my iPhone and hit record to try to pick up some audio, I captured it on my iPhone phone but it is very faint, but in person i could definitely hear it much better…Olympic is massive, and so much of it is unexplored and wow I got the creeps big time in that park more than any that I’ve explored. I can send you the recorded sound if you are interested or have a way of analyzing it. Have you experienced anything like that? The best way I could describe it would be like a deep howling monkey is the best way I could describe it….
I can backup the Fairchild AFB part. I was there in 1980 training as a survival instructor. I washed out after our Winter outing. We never got that map but when the base commander gave his welcome speech he told us how one of his instructors had a bigfoot encounter. And in effect letting us know that he was open to any encounters we might have.
@@bc2198 I was a survival specialist, but my area was hand hand combat, but I mostly taught people how to steal cars cause you get shot down behind enemy lines. You’re not gonna fight one against 50stealing a car is better
A great story as always, thanks Chris!! And thank you for showing my picture of Bigfoot I sent you!! It was the one circled in orange marker for your viewers
I live in South central Alaska and there have been numerous reports of sasquatch crossing roads and in the woods over the past couple weeks. Some reports I heard are within 15 miles of me.
South Central represent. Yeah, They certainly seem to move around this time of year and again in the fall. Like they migrate or something. Hairy, greasy bastards.
The survival school at Fairchild AFB is called SERE: Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape. I attended it in the 1970s while stationed at Ft Lewis And yes, Chris is correct when describing the topo map.
What a gorgeous place you picked to tell this story. Its quite a story. That is something that a military map actually makes mention of Sasquatches being a creature that might be encountered in the deep woods of Washington State. That has to tell us something. I hope you enjoyed the rest of your day in that area.
Chris I absolutely live your channel! I look forward to watching it every Sunday. Every story you relay from your readers is absolutely on the high end of exillerating, intense and entertaining and totally believable! I can see the stories unfold like a video in my mind as you're telling them. And the places you go to to tell the stories are places of beauty! Tgat is one beautiful lake that you're at for today's story. Looks like a lake to take a boat out on, shut off the engine and just drift and enjoy God's beauty! Thanks again for your channel, keep the stories coming! God bless you!
Great great story Chris…one of my favorite stories involves multiple people living the same story as this one…and wow what a back scenery you had through out this story with that lake behind you…thank you Chris this was a great story 😊
Great story but it's got a lot of holes. No modern "recon" force leaves the wire without NODs (night vision). In fact, the U.S. Army "owns" the night. The preference, especially during ingress and egress from a target is by night. Nobody sets up a "camp" on a recon mission and has time to "read," you're not making coffee or cooking anything (even with an MRE heater). If you are doing recon, you are by definition in enemy territory. US Army doctrine is at least 1/3 of personnel are pulling security at any one time when in a patrol base. The hierarchy of work in a patrol base is: 1. Security 2. Weapons cleaning and maintenance 3. Personal Hygiene 4. food 5. Sleep. (The training is so good I can remember that after nearly 25 years). You just don't go "off" mission to pursue something in the woods without getting authorization from your next higher. A recon patrol has a mission to complete they just don't bounce around the woods looking for cool stuff. Either you missed a lot of the details in Miles' story (details are important) or you need to verify Miles' military CV. There are a lot of "SF, Force Recon, Sniper, door gunners on the space shuttle" running around out there.
@josephluscavage8162 I have to agree with you. This story may be true, but there does sound like some holes in the story. I find it hard to believe that they would not have been issued any kind of ammo/weapon to defend against bears or other predators since they were in Alaska. Great story, but I'm leaning towards it just being a story.
I have been around this stuff since I was a graduate student in Anthropology in the 1970's. The agencies, and I mean all of them, including the military are well aware of these creatures. Several have special procedures when they are encountered, especially if dead or wounded. I refer to the case of the burn victim up in Battle Mountain who became burned during one of the large range fires up there. Also, the victims of the Mount St. Helens eruption, which supposedly decimated over a dozen clans. It is a myth that they are isolated in the Northwest. Not so. Their populations have grown and they are now in all of the states of the US alone. They are illusive, very family protective, and extremely territorial. They have been found even out in the high desert areas of places like Utah (like the Hamlin Valley area) with a recent case up in the Ruby Mountain area of NE Nevada, where some hunters got run out of their camp by some very aggressive ones. I have had two personal experiences- one at a campground right by the entrance to the Crater Lake Park where one walked right through our camp during the night (yes, they are primarily nocturnal)), and the other was deep in a very isolated area of the Middle Fork of the Feather River just below Brush Creek, CA. They have incredible senses and can be extremely stealthy. Many times they move through the woods by themselves, but it has been my observation that they are never too far from family, which they will protect with their lives. In my opinion, they are remnants of the Gigantopithicus family but closer to us genetically (based on what I have seen of the DNA data). It is my understanding that they are protected.
That's what's funny. There actually environmental DNA evidence...but everyone just ignores it...if there's DNA, that's proof. Over 30k sightings nationally a year...that's a lot for being 'rare' or simply 'a cryptid'... Thx...& Peace.
I hope you're right about them being protected...I love knowing they're out there living their best lives in the wilderness not wanting to be bothered or hurt anyone for no reason...I'm in my 60's and have always been a believer because why not ??? With millions of species of life already discovered and yet to be discovered on land and sea who are we to say that a species half primate, half human could not exist...I bet the first time a human saw a gorilla in the forest and tried to describe it , people thought they were crazy especially if they saw a Silverback standing up and pounding his chest...Long Live Big Foot WHOOP WHOOP !!!
Hello from the Navajo Nation, Chris!🪶 Thank you for sharing another great story/experience. I love your “Park Service” cap 🧢 btw, my parents both retired from the Park Service!💚
No ammo!! What the heck? They could have run into any number of animals that could be vicious and dangerous. That is so foolish! Plus, BF on the back of the map! Good grief! Great story, Chris.
What a crazy story of US gov't Special Ops in pursuit of an unknown creature, then having to abandon it due to being spooked out by it, adding it would outnumber us. Your viewer Anthony's story of special survival training with Fairchild Air Force base in WA is really interesting that the back of the map showed sasquatch as a "dangerous animal", a rather undeclared and implicit admission of the existence of North America's cryptid.
Hi Chris, my first time seeing your channel, very enjoyable and interesting. Your recollection and delivery are amazing and really put the viewer in the situation. In a growing age of totally bullshit AI videos were no human is involved other than writing a fake script it’s so good to feel some kind of connection with another human who truly loves the outdoors. See you in the next one.
I was very surprised to see your channel doesn't have many more subscribers. I've been watching for a few years now and never looked to see how many subs you had till today.
Great story telling... like many with shreds of truth and hard to explain. Unless you've been in the military, some stories are hard to add up. As a Navy Veteran of nearly 12 years, I was never assigned to a ship! Meanwhile at a picnic I ran into a guy who was assigned ship duty.... in the Army! Assigned right out of Boot Camp!...He said, somewhat angrily: "if I wanted to be on a ship I would have joined the NAVY!!!" He then asked me what line of work I was in... I said "you don't want to know"...he insisted that he did, and though proud of my Navy service, I was reluctant to tell him...and sure enough, when told, his face had this, contorted, confused look, then he simply mumbled "You've never been on a ship??? Never... on a ship???...That ain't right man, that ain't right!"... later in my career I got to visit a carrier and a fast attack sub...but MY job was land locked! I was part of a "Space Force" that dealt with Satellites in Geo Stationary Orbit in the 70's & 80's... Originally known as DSCS (Defense Satellite Communications System) We were part of the US Navy's contribution to the joint global operation of DSCS (pronounced discus) We were trained by the Army at Ft Monmouth and Ft Gordon, home of the US Army's Signal Corps School. My 'Sea Duty' could be in remote places like Iceland, Diego Garcia, etc...I was fortunate to see the transition from Navy SATCOM to NATO's SATCOM in Keflavik, with special training in Italy and earning a NATO Rating of OR-1(Navy ET1) and given a NATO ID CARD to boot...oh the stories I could tell...these videos are part of a "Round Table of Knowledge" (see the channel), also MISSING 411 and others. The Book of Daniel mentions that "KNOWLEDGE SHALL BE INCREASED", which we are certainly witnessing and at an alarming pace (think AI, UFO/UAP, Edward Snowden, Q, Col Corso, etc). For reference see Matthew's Testimony (Gospel) Chapter 24. The line between Good & Evil is becoming sharper...with the future becoming unbelievable and the (true) past being revealed...fasten your seatbelts, it's gonna be a bumpy ride (See John's Testimony -The Revelation) Thanks again for the story
I grew up in NE Washington in the 60's and 70's and there was bigfoot stories going around back then. I remember one time I heard tree knocks when I was riding my horse up in the woods. I didn't really give it much thought at the time.
The hole within this story is the size of Wisconsin. In my younger years, I grew up hiking, fishing and camping Alaska. NOBODY in their right mind (military or civilian) wanders into the wilderness of Alaska without weapons and ammunition (of substantially large calibers) - NOBODY. Bigfoot? Even an Alaskan bull Moose is more than capable of becoming your worst and final nightmare. I'm certain some of my brethren will concur.
Great story,it reminds me of my brother in-law was in the army basically doing same thing with no live ammo of course except it was in the early summer and the mosquitos are huge and many but suddenly he and his platoon heard something coming and it was a moose but it chased them for Miles and they thought they were going to be dead from dehydration or trampled but finally after a couple of hours it left them alone!!!
FASCINATING! Those tracks are in line, not side by side like a human, but similar to a chimp, yet so much larger. Watching chimps walking on a thin branch in a certain way, I noticed that they put one foot directly in front of the other, so that they don’t fall off; maybe that’s why Sasquatch tracks are often in a single line instead of side by side, maybe their tree climbing ancestry ( and current tree climbing behavior ) has influenced the way they walk on ground?
Daughter live just miles from the Air force base....and their military plane fly over by droves every day. Love this story..and me and my hubby had a "Squachi" incident when we went camping as well...years ago....
Absolutely beautiful lake and area Chris. You certainly select the most beautiful places to share your story each week. I also love the cabin. Thank you for this most I interesting and delightful story.
I believe there is a bfro incident of a team of military people training just like this story, but in the middle of the night a bigfoot ran next to or through their camp. The military people tracked the things to a hillside where they could see 2 figures on the high ground observing them. Once the mission was over and they were back to their base, their CO asked the commander if they ran into any of those big fella's, and the commander was amazed that the CO knew of these creatures.
That is a very cool lake. I have family that lived in the Washoe Valley for years. The lake freezes over in the coldest times and we used to ride dirt bikes across alot of it. Virginia City is a short ride over Jumbo Grade which is visible from the lake. Very cool place
Chris , once I found your program on RUclips,I was hooked! I watched all of them and can't wait for the next one. So different from other Sasquatch shows. Keep up the good work from a fellow Minnesotan 😊
Washoe Lake is nice. In the late 1970s, I was the crew on my dad's 16' saiboat. Sierra Yacht Club had races out there. At times under sail, I hiked out on the edge of the boat parallel to the water. Great memories. Bigfoot intrigues me as I have lived in areas they're known to be. I have never seen one. When I was younger, I didn't know about Bigfoot. I also learned to ignore much of the nighttime noises. The prints in the snow seem obvious. The tracking in Alaska is really interesting. I like how when the team determined the other entity was tracking as good if not better than them, plus the nighttime racket, that's when they backed off to head back in. They certainly honed their tracking skills on that training!
Fun Fact about Washington state , im 34 now but when I was young I got a book from goodwill that was about our national and state parks and showed a few things special about each state, it also listed animals native to the state and had sasquatch listed by the gov as an animal local to Washington state, always thought that was crazy but forgot about it until you said that about the map.
This is one of my favorite backdrops for any of your videos. Looks beautiful with just the bush in the foreground and the water moving in the background, with mountains setting it all in play; so serene Chris. Great job.
Hi Chris i just found your channel a few days ago i have been watching it since i did subscribe, you do a amazing job telling your stories, i just wanted to tell you that, keep up the amazing work that you do and stay safe out there, lots of love from my family to yours from West Virginia ❤️🙂
I usually don't take time to listen to these kind of stories. There is something very unique about this gentleman something very real and believable. I'm in 💯 Definitely going to check out more. Used to seeing so much crap on social media . This is a wonderful reprieve from that and very refreshing. Thank you 🙏
good one Chris!! Just think of the strength that thing had with a 12 inch diameter 35 foot clean break on that tree. plus the 5 ft stride’s in over knee high snow. 😊😊😊❤❤❤ thanks for sharing!
Good Morning Chris...I am joining you with a cup of coffee☕️... I like the Scenery you picked, I turned up my TV just so I could hear the lapping of the water. Weird that they are in Alaska doing their reconnaissance, I wonder 🤔 if they do that very often... That footprint they found is huge, would be nice if they found a Sasquatch or find evidence 🤔 of one..Great story, Chris... Hope to see you camping 🏕 soon...Keep Hiking!!!
Hi Chris, Thank you for your Sunday video. I always enjoy it, spring has sprung in Illinois. Be safe. Thanks Miles for your service, Glad I was in the Navy lol.
You are so right Chris! This story is interesting. Very scary as well. Although bigfoot doesn't seem to be violent, it's nothing I would want to come up on. Lol. These living beings are so fascinating that I hope one day that someone can get a clear upfront photo of these creatures. Their domain is the Forrest and they don't want to be threatened. It's their territory. Also, I often wonder what the government knows and not saying anything to the public. Fascinating!!! Stay safe Chris ❤
Good story and it sounds completely legit. I had a similar experience in Arkansas in the woods one night when I was dragging a deer out. No vocalizations but heavy foot steps, tree shaking and tree knocks which i think more than one of these things was involved because one of them slipped up beside me in the dark on the way to my truck. I never knew he was there until I hit the unlock on my keybob and he took off and crashed through the underbrush. Animals don't do that. It was weird but it made me a believer even though I didn't actually see anything.
Two things I’m amazed at with this channel; 1. That you go out into the bush to tell scary stories of encounters with unknown things and 2. An American who doesn’t drink light beer.
I hope I live long enough for the day when the reality of these beings living in our forests becomes common knowledge. I know, at least I believe, they exist. I want to know why they are being kept as a secret. I think it’s important for everyone to know because it will humble us and teach us about our relationship with this planet that gives us so much while we treat it with disdain at worst, with ignorance at best. We can learn many important things by acknowledging these beings, our cousins of a sort.
I think one reason is because if they were proven to inhabit an area and especially as a primate, the location would have to be protected from development, hunting, logging or mining. Many special interest groups would like to prevent that, just like wild horses are being taken off of public lands and sold (often to be slaughtered) so ranchers can run more cattle on the supposedly protected rangeland.
I have been watching your channel for years and have recommended it EVERY CHANCE I get . You come across as such a genuine, awesome dude and have changed many family/friends minds about sasquatch ! Please, keep it up. Stay safe, ✌️
¡¡¡Bravo Chris!!! Buen trabajo con tu pronunciación del español. A former teacher here is happy that you are learning my maternal language!. If you need any help, just ask!! I am currently learning Portuguese and practicing some Italian and Turkish. I love languages and we love your videos too. 😅 This one made me think of how much the government and the military is keeping from us. 🤔🤔 Stay safe!!!
The problem with special ops missions is that while trying to go undetected from humans is one thing, but trying to go undetected from wild animals and creatures that live in that habitat is quite another (can hear and smell you from a mile away)! These guys were fortunate that they didn't have to deal with two or three of these creatures.
Just came across your channel, your content is truthful to the bone. We the people, are tired of being mislead by our Government. Good luck, to you Sir, stay safe and alway's be aware of your surroundings.
I was camping in NW Washington yrs ago and we were wakened by a roar much as described in this video. It was terrifying! Even our pet wolf was terrified and tried to crash our tent to get in. We thought it sounded like an injured bear and honestly didn't think of Big Foot. The sound filled the forest and scared all of us. Now after watching several videos on the subject, I wonder what really made that terrifying sound.
I was stationed at Eielson AFB until July 1994. I would have been their during this period. First off....the Army exercise play area never extended east of Eielson. That would have put them off of military land. There are a lot of homes and cabins in Salcha, Alaska just east of Eielson and north of the Richardson Highway. So...that part of the story doesn't add up.
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The military comes out and tells us not to shoot Bigfoot.
I'd like to speak sasquatch.
Chris, my mother and a friend of hers went on a trip to Alaska, a year or two ago.
Part of the trip was a train ride from one place to another. Looking out the window,
she saw something covered with hair, walking upright, in a forested area. Where she
saw it was a remote place, a long distance from any other humans, houses, etc. It was
too tall to be a man, and at that time of year, people in Alaska were not dressed in heavy coats and the like. Since you told this story today, and since my mother is no longer here to
tell what she saw, I am passing this story on to you. Best wishes. Your program is a good
one.
What she went on was called the White Pass railroad - do a search - you can see - yes,
Wilderness. And she went in the summer- even up north, it gets lots of daylight ("Land of the midnight sun").
We get cruise ships for 6 months a year- the ships really push it as far as the seasons go.
Alaska here- we have them everywhere
@@tinasprocket2812 Thanks. That name does sound familiar.
I will look it up.
Moose?
@@marsmars9130 No. Sasquatch. There are no moose on my island or many others. But Sasquatch are pretty much everywhere
I read many accounts of old history, and ancient history, and incredible old historical finds, like stone tools encased in coal mines 1500 feet deep. Among those stories were very rare tribes of humanoids entirely covered with hair, facial and bodily fur coat hair. But their tribal symptom was to stay away from any hairless humanoids who mistook them for animals and the inference was, they never mixed socially!
Love this story. It reminds me of a story my 97-year old Uncle told as kids from his time as a ground infantry soldier in Korea. They marched all over the countryside there, and he would tell us about a big Gorilla that was 10 feet tall and chased them around. He said its name was Tonsoo-Poo. We laughed and thought it was hilarious, and then of course he would jump at us and we would all scream and run away... But he told these stories of Tonsoo-Poo and how afraid of him they were, and gave detailed accounts about him. My uncle was NOT a "creative writer" type guy, or a drinker. He was all business, the ultimate 50's dad. So it makes me wonder now... was he really telling us about encounters they had with a BigFoot in Korea, but putting a humorous spin on it because he thought no one would believe him?
Yes- very interesting....Thanks! C🐵🌲
That's probably a true story he told you.
Its comments like these that keep me reading comments, thanks for sharing mate
Maybe putting a humorous spin on it was his way of dealing with the memory
Wow. Good one.
I am no specops guy but I found it strange those guys went for survival Training into Alaska without any ammo. I mean, there could be real predators out there, not just cryptids.
I was wondering the exact same thing..
Another person said this is a USAF survival area and they don’t allow shooting in that area.
they don’t allow live munitions during training exercises, or SERE school
@@d.i.m.eproductions6925 not even in remote areas with some nasty predators?
@@friedrichjunzt nope unfortunately, they are issued their combat/survival knives and that’s it.
I love the sound of the water lapping in the background. What a beautiful spot for a video.
Very Relaxing_ Thank you! C🌲☀🌲
Me too! So calm and perfect…
Yesssss I commented the same thing Chris not only knows how to present us with his stories ,but where to go to present us with them!!
Me too, makes me want to piddle though. Back soon.
And I luv that lapping sound.
Thanks Guys!! You guys are AWESOME! 🦉🦉👀👀💀💀🌲🌲
very interesting! Thank you Chris.
All my years I have found I'm at ease the most near water. Love the spot! And the story! Thanks Chris, I needed this. My Grandmother was a story teller and passed it down to me. I miss her voice and her stories, most, over and over again. I never minded one bit. Have an amazingly blessed week!
Your welcome Chris! You are the awesome one!
Chewbacca...George Lucas made a documentary
I was a SERE instructor in the Air Firce from 75-79. I taught at the Fairchild Air Force Base school in northeastern Washington. The training area was further north, just north of Cusick, Washington in the Colville national Forest. On one of the training missions I had an element of students mix of officers and enlisted, all air crew members, training in global survival. We were in the phase of learning land navigation, and we were traveling from point to point, bushwhacking. We were a little bit behind on time, and we stopped and noticed huge footprints in the soft duff. They were approximately 18 inches long and about 6 inches wide , my students saw them and ask what in the hell are those and I said Bigfoot. They picked up the pace and we made it to our point on time. Unfortunately, I did not have a camera with me to take pictures of this. On another occasion, I had an element of students in training and my camp was about a quarter mile away from where the element was camped , We were in a static situation. It was about 9 PM and I was alone and calling it a day. I was laying down when something ran across the clearing and the interval of the footsteps and the vibrations told me that whatever ran across was quite large and the way it ran across gave me the impression. It was on two legs.
Tacoma creek
I was going to ask this question to the whole comment section after reading your comment I feel like you're highly qualified to answer. Training mission or not, wouldnt the military ensure that at least one of those guys on that team had live ammunition just in case? I've always been taught to not go into the woods without your firearm, and it blew my mind that the military wouldnt do that
Grew up in alaska,mostly Kodiak Island Alaska,my dad was a great white hunter per say,elk,moose,carribu,deer etc,and his buddy from washington state went on a hunt with him,things went silent and a bad smell,and they felt observed.My dad was not a drinker,or bullshooter but he swears they were being tracked.They went back to camp,packed up and jumped in his plane and left.They had fire power but didnt feel good about situation,that was 60 yrs ago.
My friend dad was a big game guide in Kodiak his name was Bishop. They're real they're there
@@richard-cf8ce ....The Club of No Return
Once you see one, you KNOW....there is no going back.
Chris over 125,000 subscribers! There are RUclips channels that have been doing this topic for over 10 years and do not have a fraction of your success! I am so happy for you! Well deserved because you continuously provide content that is consistent and stays on topic. Love it.
That’s because Chris has a high level of awesomeness, with great camping equipment tips!
And he usually has a beer he critiques.
You are the best advert ever for USA. The beautiful places you take us and you yourself are a great person, like millions of others in your country. Much love from 🇬🇧.
If you like the wilderness, you should definitely come visit sometime and experience some of the places he goes for yourself. 😊
@@mattjack3983Oh my! I hope our plan of traveling in 3 years, just 3 more years,😅pans out! I just told my husband we will be blessed to see places like this when we explore our beautiful country!❣️🙏❣️ Keeping a log of these many places Chris shares with us🇺🇸
Heaps of Love right back from this American to the GREAT PEOPLE ( not so much the elites; we can’t stand ours either )
of the wonderful UK!
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@@rumpstatefiascothank you that’s very kind of you and your right about the elites. You are so lucky to be citizens of such a beautiful land.
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I had a Bigfoot encounter when I was a kid. Our family was visiting family friends in Willits California, located in Northern California, Mendocino County. We were visiting for the 4th of July. The family we were visiting lived in the mountains and the homes built there were spread out pretty far. The weather was nice so myself, my brother, sister and the two sons of the family we were visiting wanted to sleep outside. The family we were visiting had a large 6 person tent they pitched for us. As we were asleep in the tent I was awoken to the sound of twigs snapping as something approached the tent. I knew whatever it was, was sizeable. As the twigs were snapping with a loud crack. Rather than faintly if it were a raccoon or possum for example. Whatever it was came almost all the way up to the tent stopping only a few feet away. I was alarmed and frightened knowing something was out there, possibly a black bear? However when it started breathing heavy/sniffing and making a strange grunting/combined growling sound, I knew it wasn’t a bear. Not only that the sound wasn’t at or near ground level where we were sleeping. The sound was coming from much higher, something towering over us. It paused at the tent for only 4-5 seconds and then took off like a bat out of hell running down hill through the forest.
You could hear massive shuffling of leaves and twigs snapping under it’s feet as it ran away. Including trees rustling and smaller limbs snapping and being cracked off as it ran away. I presume it was grabbing/slinging itself off the trees to help it control its rapid descent down the mountain. The sound and speed of it crashing through the forest was incredible, like a truck was driving through it. The sound of it running lasted for about 6-7 seconds and then the sound of it running stopped. There was a pause of silence for about two seconds. Then it started this blood curdling howling I had never heard any animal make that just carried through the forest. By my estimation of the distance of the howling to our tent. It had travelled approximately 75-80 yards in 6-7 seconds running down hill. It continued to howl for about 4-5 seconds and then I heard the sound of a very large tree branch being broken off. I knew it was a large limb as the sound it let off. A massive cracking and snap as it was broken off, rustling against surrounding tress as it fell to the ground with a heavy thud. Then it continued to run away until you couldn’t hear the sound of leaves, twigs and branches rustling anymore. It’s stark quite in the woods and sound travels well.
At the point that it started to run away from the tent I started hitting and shaking everyone in their sleeping bags waking them up. They all heard the thrashing of it running through the forest and it howling as well. We were all scared as heck and quickly abandoned the tent, making a mad dash to the house and woke our parents. My sister was so scared she was crying. They said it was probably a bear. They didn’t experience it and from the height of the sound over the tent, to the sounds it made, it’s massive speed, power, howling and breaking of tree branches… It wasn’t a bear! Still gives me goosebumps thinking about it as I type this out to this day...
Camped around that USAF survival training area many times. Its called Tacoma Creek. Lots of strange stuff goes on. Never seen one, but many times heard "howls", whistles, and other unexplainable sounds. Odd tree breaks/structures on occasion. Of course the biggest share of these are the AF students practicing building shelters. Really neat area. Theres no shooting in the survival area, so that might be good for bigfoot activity. God bless!
Did you ever go there without ammunition?
Hi Chris, the waves lapping at the shore is very calming. I too find it interesting that the government put Sasquatch on the map
👀🐵🌲☕agree.
Maybe the Government knows they are real which is why they are on the map.
My daughter was working at the Crescent Lodge in the Olympic State Park, Washington when she had the chance to get a signal and call me as the sun was setting. The resort was closed for the season and employees had been leaving. She was alone.
We were talking when she said, "hmmm..... what is thaaa..." and began hyperventilating. The most terrifying moment as a mother came up on me but she was okay. She was able to run into the lodge and broke down in tears. That was a very REAL experience and she denied it for years. But she's since talked more about it.
I was just Olympic nat park and wow was it creepy and recorded and heard really weird sounds I’ve never heard before and massive park no doubt there could be more there
@@MomentswithDavidI’m from WA state as well and have heard them in the Snoqualmie forests. Tree knocks and Howls/Roars. I’m convinced there is a real Hominid species living in the forests spanning from Alaska to Norther California.
@@NikolasSerpanos me too…
@@MomentswithDavid can you elaborate more on your experience
@@NikolasSerpanoson April 27th I went hiking into Olympic park through the North entrance taking Hurricane ridge road to Morse Creek overlook, I was in my jeep just driving up gaining elevation just looking for cool spots to hike around and take pics and video for my channel, at the overlook I parked and turned off my vehicle and starting taking pictures and hiking around, I then started to hear a deep howling from deep into the forest, it sounded like it would come from a monkey, cuz it didn’t sound like elk or any other type of animal I know, i continued to listen and then a second howl came from the other side of the forest, now there were TWO howlers, it almost sounded like they were howling and hooting back and forth to each other. No bear or elk could make a sound like that, and it was powerful too cuz it was coming from a long distance away. I got out my iPhone and hit record to try to pick up some audio, I captured it on my iPhone phone but it is very faint, but in person i could definitely hear it much better…Olympic is massive, and so much of it is unexplored and wow I got the creeps big time in that park more than any that I’ve explored. I can send you the recorded sound if you are interested or have a way of analyzing it. Have you experienced anything like that? The best way I could describe it would be like a deep howling monkey is the best way I could describe it….
I can backup the Fairchild AFB part. I was there in 1980 training as a survival instructor. I washed out after our Winter outing. We never got that map but when the base commander gave his welcome speech he told us how one of his instructors had a bigfoot encounter.
And in effect letting us know that he was open to any encounters we might have.
I was there 85 to 88
@@stewarttomkinson3356 were you training as a survival specialist?
@@bc2198 I was a survival specialist, but my area was hand hand combat, but I mostly taught people how to steal cars cause you get shot down behind enemy lines. You’re not gonna fight one against 50stealing a car is better
You just never know. Crazy world 🌎 Wish we could investigate more deep sea oceans and ANTARCTICA BELOW THE SURFACE 😉
@@heycooley they find new species everyday. The government hides too much from us.
A great story as always, thanks Chris!! And thank you for showing my picture of Bigfoot I sent you!! It was the one circled in orange marker for your viewers
The map was very interesting for the Government to issue such a thing. Thank you for sharing.
I live in South central Alaska and there have been numerous reports of sasquatch crossing roads and in the woods over the past couple weeks. Some reports I heard are within 15 miles of me.
😮 amazing!!!
People are taking too many hallucinogens now.
South Central represent.
Yeah, They certainly seem to move around this time of year and again in the fall. Like they migrate or something. Hairy, greasy bastards.
SE AK here - they are on most of the islands - POW, Revilla, Annette Sitka, etc...
Oh hell no
I find it fascinating that these things can be so stealth and quiet when they chose to be and at other times make a ruckus so as to intimidate people.
Almost human like
Like you know how a neanderthal walked.@@vacayooper4728
They don’t all have the same temperament but can be the same species. There are a lot worse out there than Big Foot.
@@irisessex90Like what?
They are very intelligent and strong. The creature scared off the unarmed team. Knocking down that tree was the clue that the team was overpowered.
The survival school at Fairchild AFB is called SERE:
Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape.
I attended it in the 1970s while stationed at Ft Lewis
And yes, Chris is correct when describing the topo map.
What a gorgeous place you picked to tell this story. Its quite a story. That is something that a military map actually makes mention of Sasquatches being a creature that might be encountered in the deep woods of Washington State. That has to tell us something. I hope you enjoyed the rest of your day in that area.
Chris I absolutely live your channel! I look forward to watching it every Sunday. Every story you relay from your readers is absolutely on the high end of exillerating, intense and entertaining and totally believable! I can see the stories unfold like a video in my mind as you're telling them. And the places you go to to tell the stories are places of beauty! Tgat is one beautiful lake that you're at for today's story. Looks like a lake to take a boat out on, shut off the engine and just drift and enjoy God's beauty! Thanks again for your channel, keep the stories coming! God bless you!
Great great story Chris…one of my favorite stories involves multiple people living the same story as this one…and wow what a back scenery you had through out this story with that lake behind you…thank you Chris this was a great story 😊
Thanks for listening👀🐵🌲☕
I wait until 9:00 PM when I am settled down and enjoy my dessert while watching your program Chris. It was great as always!
Great story but it's got a lot of holes. No modern "recon" force leaves the wire without NODs (night vision). In fact, the U.S. Army "owns" the night. The preference, especially during ingress and egress from a target is by night. Nobody sets up a "camp" on a recon mission and has time to "read," you're not making coffee or cooking anything (even with an MRE heater). If you are doing recon, you are by definition in enemy territory. US Army doctrine is at least 1/3 of personnel are pulling security at any one time when in a patrol base. The hierarchy of work in a patrol base is: 1. Security 2. Weapons cleaning and maintenance 3. Personal Hygiene 4. food 5. Sleep. (The training is so good I can remember that after nearly 25 years). You just don't go "off" mission to pursue something in the woods without getting authorization from your next higher. A recon patrol has a mission to complete they just don't bounce around the woods looking for cool stuff. Either you missed a lot of the details in Miles' story (details are important) or you need to verify Miles' military CV. There are a lot of "SF, Force Recon, Sniper, door gunners on the space shuttle" running around out there.
@josephluscavage8162 I have to agree with you. This story may be true, but there does sound like some holes in the story. I find it hard to believe that they would not have been issued any kind of ammo/weapon to defend against bears or other predators since they were in Alaska. Great story, but I'm leaning towards it just being a story.
Excellent points.
Love your delivery, beautiful surroundings. Hearing the water lap on the shore transported me to your location. Thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed! Happy Sunday...c👀🐵🌲☕
Thank you for sharing this interesting story this week! I always enjoy seeing the surroundings of where you are hiking or camping.🤩
Appreciate that! 👀🐵🌲☕bcc
And the little bit of history or background on the area.
I have been around this stuff since I was a graduate student in Anthropology in the 1970's. The agencies, and I mean all of them, including the military are well aware of these creatures. Several have special procedures when they are encountered, especially if dead or wounded. I refer to the case of the burn victim up in Battle Mountain who became burned during one of the large range fires up there. Also, the victims of the Mount St. Helens eruption, which supposedly decimated over a dozen clans. It is a myth that they are isolated in the Northwest. Not so. Their populations have grown and they are now in all of the states of the US alone. They are illusive, very family protective, and extremely territorial. They have been found even out in the high desert areas of places like Utah (like the Hamlin Valley area) with a recent case up in the Ruby Mountain area of NE Nevada, where some hunters got run out of their camp by some very aggressive ones. I have had two personal experiences- one at a campground right by the entrance to the Crater Lake Park where one walked right through our camp during the night (yes, they are primarily nocturnal)), and the other was deep in a very isolated area of the Middle Fork of the Feather River just below Brush Creek, CA. They have incredible senses and can be extremely stealthy. Many times they move through the woods by themselves, but it has been my observation that they are never too far from family, which they will protect with their lives. In my opinion, they are remnants of the Gigantopithicus family but closer to us genetically (based on what I have seen of the DNA data). It is my understanding that they are protected.
I believe you.
That's what's funny. There actually environmental DNA evidence...but everyone just ignores it...if there's DNA, that's proof. Over 30k sightings nationally a year...that's a lot for being 'rare' or simply 'a cryptid'...
Thx...& Peace.
Cannot be a legally protected species when they are considered to not be real by the government.
Nice,insightful,summary...thank you
I hope you're right about them being protected...I love knowing they're out there living their best lives in the wilderness not wanting to be bothered or hurt anyone for no reason...I'm in my 60's and have always been a believer because why not ??? With millions of species of life already discovered and yet to be discovered on land and sea who are we to say that a species half primate, half human could not exist...I bet the first time a human saw a gorilla in the forest and tried to describe it , people thought they were crazy especially if they saw a Silverback standing up and pounding his chest...Long Live Big Foot WHOOP WHOOP !!!
This channel is so addictive in a good way. Ive never seen anything weird, but that doesnt mean weird stuff isnt out there…
Thank you Maxpower!👀💀🌲☕🐵
Hello from the Navajo Nation, Chris!🪶
Thank you for sharing another great story/experience. I love your “Park Service” cap 🧢 btw, my parents both retired from the Park Service!💚
Greetings Navajo Nation from Loch Ness area in the highlands of Scotland.
No ammo!! What the heck? They could have run into any number of animals that could be vicious and dangerous. That is so foolish! Plus, BF on the back of the map! Good grief! Great story, Chris.
I agree! I could not believe they were in country with bear and wolves and no ammo!
Alaska on top of it all. That's why I call BS on this story.
per another thread this is a training area so loaded firearms are prohibited
They carry their own personal concealed weapon, shit I would, no matter what they say, I ain't going out there with a Rambo knife and no gun
@@RogueReplicant Exactly!
Awesome as always Chris.
You are the absolute best by far.
Thank you for just being you.
Stay awesome.
KEEP ADVENTURING
GOD BLESS YOU!
Great story Chris, I always look forward to hearing about what people have encountered , and you tell it so well 😊👍
Thank you!! 👀🐵🌲☕
Yes!! Saving this for tonight :) Thanks!!
Awesome- C👀
The best story teller, love your Sunday stories Chris.
Glad you like them!👀🐵🌲☕
What a crazy story of US gov't Special Ops in pursuit of an unknown creature, then having to abandon it due to being spooked out by it, adding it would outnumber us.
Your viewer Anthony's story of special survival training with Fairchild Air Force base in WA is really interesting that the back of the map showed sasquatch as a "dangerous animal", a rather undeclared and implicit admission of the existence of North America's cryptid.
What about the white pointer shark???
Hi Chris, my first time seeing your channel, very enjoyable and interesting. Your recollection and delivery are amazing and really put the viewer in the situation. In a growing age of totally bullshit AI videos were no human is involved other than writing a fake script it’s so good to feel some kind of connection with another human who truly loves the outdoors. See you in the next one.
Happy Base Camp Chris Sunday! Always looking forward to your videos.
AWESOME! TY - KH! c👀🐵🌲☕
I was very surprised to see your channel doesn't have many more subscribers. I've been watching for a few years now and never looked to see how many subs you had till today.
Yes Chris and Fred from SubarcticAlaska Sasquatch. Both should have far more subs.
I’m very sure YT is suppressing the number of viewers. YT is doing it to many other channels. YT is horrible.
Great story telling... like many with shreds of truth and hard to explain. Unless you've been in the military, some stories are hard to add up. As a Navy Veteran of nearly 12 years, I was never assigned to a ship! Meanwhile at a picnic I ran into a guy who was assigned ship duty.... in the Army! Assigned right out of Boot Camp!...He said, somewhat angrily: "if I wanted to be on a ship I would have joined the NAVY!!!" He then asked me what line of work I was in... I said "you don't want to know"...he insisted that he did, and though proud of my Navy service, I was reluctant to tell him...and sure enough, when told, his face had this, contorted, confused look, then he simply mumbled "You've never been on a ship??? Never... on a ship???...That ain't right man, that ain't right!"... later in my career I got to visit a carrier and a fast attack sub...but MY job was land locked!
I was part of a "Space Force" that dealt with Satellites in Geo Stationary Orbit in the 70's & 80's... Originally known as DSCS (Defense Satellite Communications System) We were part of the US Navy's contribution to the joint global operation of DSCS (pronounced discus) We were trained by the Army at Ft Monmouth and Ft Gordon, home of the US Army's Signal Corps School. My 'Sea Duty' could be in remote places like Iceland, Diego Garcia, etc...I was fortunate to see the transition from Navy SATCOM to NATO's SATCOM in Keflavik, with special training in Italy and earning a NATO Rating of OR-1(Navy ET1) and given a NATO ID CARD to boot...oh the stories I could tell...these videos are part of a "Round Table of Knowledge" (see the channel), also MISSING 411 and others. The Book of Daniel mentions that "KNOWLEDGE SHALL BE INCREASED", which we are certainly witnessing and at an alarming pace (think AI, UFO/UAP, Edward Snowden, Q, Col Corso, etc). For reference see Matthew's Testimony (Gospel) Chapter 24. The line between Good & Evil is becoming sharper...with the future becoming unbelievable and the (true) past being revealed...fasten your seatbelts, it's gonna be a bumpy ride (See John's Testimony -The Revelation) Thanks again for the story
Come Lord Jesus, come!
I was born at Fairchild Air Force Base - two months premature on April 7th, 1955. My father, Capt. Clayton Clifford Sherman was an engineer and pilot.
And? We are supposed to believe that you are exceptionally "Special"?
Salute! 🌹 (ignore the toddler in the room. Still has some growing up to do.)
And I thank your father for his service
@@IgorMironov-rq4ye she’s proud of her daddy. Cmon. Lol
Chill out a bit
Hi Chris. Love your videos. I look forward to Sundays. The scenery where you are is beautiful.
I grew up in NE Washington in the 60's and 70's and there was bigfoot stories going around back then. I remember one time I heard tree knocks when I was riding my horse up in the woods. I didn't really give it much thought at the time.
Another week and a great Creepy story this Sunday Chris love it❤. thanks. Beautiful place your at. 😊
Keep hiking😊
The hole within this story is the size of Wisconsin. In my younger years, I grew up hiking, fishing and camping Alaska. NOBODY in their right mind (military or civilian) wanders into the wilderness of Alaska without weapons and ammunition (of substantially large calibers) - NOBODY. Bigfoot? Even an Alaskan bull Moose is more than capable of becoming your worst and final nightmare. I'm certain some of my brethren will concur.
Georgous spot there. This was a great story. They have always been around and the government knows it. Thanks Chris. 👣
@9:15 is a sound of which was very familiar to me when I was camping in Utah from 2016-2019.
Great story,it reminds me of my brother in-law was in the army basically doing same thing with no live ammo of course except it was in the early summer and the mosquitos are huge and many but suddenly he and his platoon heard something coming and it was a moose but it chased them for Miles and they thought they were going to be dead from dehydration or trampled but finally after a couple of hours it left them alone!!!
Wow...great story...Moose are massive!
FASCINATING!
Those tracks are in line, not side by side like a human, but similar to a chimp, yet so much larger.
Watching chimps walking on a thin branch in a certain way, I noticed that they put one foot directly in front of the other, so that they don’t fall off; maybe that’s why Sasquatch tracks are often in a single line instead of side by side, maybe their tree climbing ancestry ( and current tree climbing behavior ) has influenced the way they walk on ground?
The tracks are just like Neanderthals.
Noticed that trackway too. So-called tightrope walking.
That's great that they had a bigfoot on the back of the map. It's silly to ignore the fact.
I agree!👀🐵🌲☕
Got my coffee ☕! Coffee & Chris - Happy Day!
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The very minute Chris descriptively settled in with his coffee, I had to pause and make a cup. Then...Storytime!
Very interesting and revealing; the fact that the Air Force map recognizes Sasquatch as a matter of fact.....because it is👍👏🙏🤠
Pretty wild!👀🐵🌲☕
Blessings to you Chris. Thank you for your stories.
You are very welcome
Once again, storytelling at its best! Thanks for posting.
Daughter live just miles from the Air force base....and their military plane fly over by droves every day. Love this story..and me and my hubby had a "Squachi" incident when we went camping as well...years ago....
Absolutely beautiful lake and area Chris. You certainly select the most beautiful places to share your story each week. I also love the cabin. Thank you for this most I interesting and delightful story.
Your descriptive narration and effects make the story easy to see. I really enjoy your stories.
Nice one Chris. I know what those guys were doing having served 4 years in the Infantry. We do most of our training at night. We OWN the night!!
I believe there is a bfro incident of a team of military people training just like this story, but in the middle of the night a bigfoot ran next to or through their camp. The military people tracked the things to a hillside where they could see 2 figures on the high ground observing them. Once the mission was over and they were back to their base, their CO asked the commander if they ran into any of those big fella's, and the commander was amazed that the CO knew of these creatures.
That is a very cool lake. I have family that lived in the Washoe Valley for years. The lake freezes over in the coldest times and we used to ride dirt bikes across alot of it. Virginia City is a short ride over Jumbo Grade which is visible from the lake. Very cool place
Chris , once I found your program on RUclips,I was hooked! I watched all of them and can't wait for the next one. So different from other Sasquatch shows. Keep up the good work from a fellow Minnesotan 😊
Beautiful surroundings chris out there.
Yes - Nice park and wild horses too!
Fantastic story
Appreciate that! bcc👀🐵🌲☕
Love your stories Chris, and you always choose such amazing locations! Love and Blessings from🇬🇧
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Another amazing post! and love the shots of the lake and mts! Best from Colorado!
Good Morning Chris, I hope You are doing well! God Bless You!
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Ohhh - Thank you! C🌲🐵🌲
Washoe Lake is nice. In the late 1970s, I was the crew on my dad's 16' saiboat. Sierra Yacht Club had races out there. At times under sail, I hiked out on the edge of the boat parallel to the water. Great memories.
Bigfoot intrigues me as I have lived in areas they're known to be. I have never seen one. When I was younger, I didn't know about Bigfoot. I also learned to ignore much of the nighttime noises.
The prints in the snow seem obvious. The tracking in Alaska is really interesting. I like how when the team determined the other entity was tracking as good if not better than them, plus the nighttime racket, that's when they backed off to head back in. They certainly honed their tracking skills on that training!
Fun Fact about Washington state , im 34 now but when I was young I got a book from goodwill that was about our national and state parks and showed a few things special about each state, it also listed animals native to the state and had sasquatch listed by the gov as an animal local to Washington state, always thought that was crazy but forgot about it until you said that about the map.
This is one of my favorite backdrops for any of your videos. Looks beautiful with just the bush in the foreground and the water moving in the background, with mountains setting it all in play; so serene Chris. Great job.
Hi Chris i just found your channel a few days ago i have been watching it since i did subscribe, you do a amazing job telling your stories, i just wanted to tell you that, keep up the amazing work that you do and stay safe out there, lots of love from my family to yours from West Virginia ❤️🙂
Thank you Trish...Happy Sunday!👀🐵🌲☕
I usually don't take time to listen to these kind of stories.
There is something very unique about this gentleman something very real and believable.
I'm in 💯
Definitely going to check out more.
Used to seeing so much crap on social media .
This is a wonderful reprieve from that and very refreshing.
Thank you 🙏
good one Chris!! Just think of the strength that thing had with a 12 inch diameter 35 foot clean break on that tree. plus the 5 ft stride’s in over knee high snow. 😊😊😊❤❤❤ thanks for sharing!
Awesome!! I've been waiting on Base Camp Chris! 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤️ Happy Sunday! Thank you Chris! Keep hiking 🥾🥾 👣 (Edit) AWAYS carry in Alaska!💯
Thanks KH! and Happy Sunday! C👀🐵🌲☕
Wow those footprints are enormous 😳. Thank yo BC Chris for another awesome video ☕ 🥾🥾🌅🏕️.
Good Morning Chris...I am joining you with a cup of coffee☕️...
I like the Scenery you picked, I turned up my TV just so I could hear the lapping of the water.
Weird that they are in Alaska doing their reconnaissance, I wonder 🤔 if they do that very often...
That footprint they found is huge, would be nice if they found a Sasquatch or find evidence 🤔 of one..Great story, Chris...
Hope to see you camping 🏕 soon...Keep Hiking!!!
they probably already have it and just choose not to share about it.....
Hi Chris, Thank you for your Sunday video. I always enjoy it, spring has sprung in Illinois. Be safe. Thanks Miles for your service, Glad I was in the Navy lol.
Thank you for your Service Mach1....C
You are so right Chris! This story is interesting. Very scary as well. Although bigfoot doesn't seem to be violent, it's nothing I would want to come up on. Lol. These living beings are so fascinating that I hope one day that someone can get a clear upfront photo of these creatures. Their domain is the Forrest and they don't want to be threatened. It's their territory. Also, I often wonder what the government knows and not saying anything to the public. Fascinating!!! Stay safe Chris ❤
Good story and it sounds completely legit. I had a similar experience in Arkansas in the woods one night when I was dragging a deer out. No vocalizations but heavy foot steps, tree shaking and tree knocks which i think more than one of these things was involved because one of them slipped up beside me in the dark on the way to my truck. I never knew he was there until I hit the unlock on my keybob and he took off and crashed through the underbrush. Animals don't do that. It was weird but it made me a believer even though I didn't actually see anything.
Same thing with the "shafts" in the snow with the tracks as my Sasquatch experience but mine were in grass that was around 36" high.....
Happy Sunday to you Chris! I'm on my way back to camp in northern MN again this summer. I might be lucky enough to record something.
Two things I’m amazed at with this channel;
1. That you go out into the bush to tell scary stories of encounters with unknown things and 2. An American who doesn’t drink light beer.
Wow, one of your coolest episodes! Thank you Chris.
Wow, thanks!👀🐵🌲👍
It's really cool. How you can just visualize everything while listening.
Good story teller.
I hope I live long enough for the day when the reality of these beings living in our forests becomes common knowledge. I know, at least I believe, they exist. I want to know why they are being kept as a secret. I think it’s important for everyone to know because it will humble us and teach us about our relationship with this planet that gives us so much while we treat it with disdain at worst, with ignorance at best. We can learn many important things by acknowledging these beings, our cousins of a sort.
I think one reason is because if they were proven to inhabit an area and especially as a primate, the location would have to be protected from development, hunting, logging or mining. Many special interest groups would like to prevent that, just like wild horses are being taken off of public lands and sold (often to be slaughtered) so ranchers can run more cattle on the supposedly protected rangeland.
I love these stories, Chris. Thank you. Personally, I would love to hear more government/Sasquatch stories. #whataretheyhiding !!👾😯
Good morning..just love your stories❤❤❤😊😊😊
Good morning!☕☀ TY!
I have been watching your channel for years and have recommended it EVERY CHANCE I get . You come across as such a genuine, awesome dude and have changed many family/friends minds about sasquatch ! Please, keep it up. Stay safe, ✌️
Great story telling, Chris! Had to be a Sasquatch! Had to be a big one!
¡¡¡Bravo Chris!!!
Buen trabajo con tu pronunciación del español.
A former teacher here is happy that you are learning my maternal language!.
If you need any help, just ask!!
I am currently learning Portuguese and practicing some Italian and Turkish.
I love languages and we love your videos too. 😅
This one made me think of how much the government and the military is keeping from us. 🤔🤔
Stay safe!!!
Yay, B.C. Chris! Long time,no hear!
Thanks Bold! I'm here on Sunday! ☀
Good to see you're still in operation. Lot of sick stuff on the Internet.
Good morning Chris!
👀🐵🌲☕!
The problem with special ops missions is that while trying to go undetected from humans is one thing, but trying to go undetected from wild animals and creatures that live in that habitat is quite another (can hear and smell you from a mile away)! These guys were fortunate that they didn't have to deal with two or three of these creatures.
Just came across your channel, your content is truthful to the bone. We the people, are tired of being mislead by our Government. Good luck, to you Sir, stay safe and alway's be aware of your surroundings.
My Sunday is complete watching your awesome video ❤
Yay! Thank you!👀🐵🌲☕
Good one Chris!Really interesting.Have to check out Washoe Lake.Looks like a great open water kayaking area with nice mountains.Thanks for sharing🌲
Chris that was a good story but CAN YOU PLZ GIVE US A SCARY ONE like the ep about the kids baby sitting in the bigfoot was knoxkin on the window 💯
I was camping in NW Washington yrs ago and we were wakened by a roar much as described in this video.
It was terrifying! Even our pet wolf was terrified and tried to crash our tent to get in. We thought it sounded like an injured bear and honestly didn't think of Big Foot. The sound filled the forest and scared all of us.
Now after watching several videos on the subject, I wonder what really made that terrifying sound.
What no Beer review Chris!!!!! I feel ripped off. Thanks Chris for your content!
Great dtory Chris..the water sounds so relaxing. You just never know what strange encounter you could accidentally run into. Just wow.
I was stationed at Eielson AFB until July 1994. I would have been their during this period. First off....the Army exercise play area never extended east of Eielson. That would have put them off of military land. There are a lot of homes and cabins in Salcha, Alaska just east of Eielson and north of the Richardson Highway. So...that part of the story doesn't add up.