#11 BEAR HUNTER & AN ENCOUNTER ON THE NUYAKUK

SOME EXPERIENCES FROM REMOTE ALASKA , anyone wanting to share there Alaskan encounter email me at: [e-mail] or [e-mail]

[@megmills7399]

Really don't worry about what other people think it's your Podcast if you want to talk about something go ahead people can go on to the next Podcast if they don't like what you have to say

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Exactly!! Couldn't agree more!!!

[@joeybobbie1]

Hi Fred, I listen to these Stories over and over again. They are always incredible even after hearing them a few Times. Your Story telling is incredible. I can Picture everything like I’m there watching. Not many People can tell a Story so we’ll it puts you there. This is my Favorite KZbin Channel. Thanks for all the Work your doing getting these out. 👍👍

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for listening

[@Killzy786]

His narratives are cinematic indeed. Can picture each and every scene. Dude's up there with Sasquatch Chronicles.

[@Adam-ub9nu]

It's a real, natural talent. Some people throw out a LOT of sophisticated, long words, especially adjectives, thinking that they're putting the reader "into the story" when they absolutely aren't. Fred doesn't go out of his way to become a human thesaurus when telling these accounts and manages to actually put the reader there, in the moment. Like I previously stated, he's just got a natural talent.

[@michaelbernard6220]

Best two encounters told by best storyteller in world. Priceless.

[@normahand8904]

"I know what that is", the best part of this encounter, I've listened to this one more than once. Good one Fred!!

[@demounit2505]

These stories are riveting. I think he makes a good interface to the native's stories. Can't believe he only has 1k subs.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I just started almost 4 weeks ago, thanks for listening and joining us

[@-OBELUS-]

Now he's got 11.6K subs! :)

[@drew-shourd]

now 12.5K!!@@-OBELUS-

[@cecileroy557]

Now he's got 17.3K!!!!!

[@cecileroy557]

As you share these amazing stories with us, which we all enjoy so much, we're also are learning about the area where you live and how you hunt, know the animals etc. etc. A city man knows his way around cities and how to "watch your ass" (I used to call it that when we lived in New York City & I'm a woman), and a man brought up and living in the wilderness has been bought up to know how to survive. As you tell these tales, there's always gifts of knowledge being shared along the way! ❣️😉

[@SydneyGirl100]

Great voice, great look, great delivery and fascinating encounter stories. Netflix should be calling any minute. I'd subscribe just for Fred!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

you are too kind , thanks for joining us

[@GaiaNaVi]

Totally! This man's voice and delivery is just perfect. This is my new favourite channel.

[@TwistedTheorem]

Fred, i am new to the cast . I am really enjoying your style of the Story telling. I can appreciate your genuine concern , respect and love for people. Also the insight on a creature we all know is here, but not many will acknowledge. I am listening to your podcasts in order. I just finished number 11. I know you understand how important these testimonies are. Thank you.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It's a modern "oral history" and I share what is shared with me without the extras, I try keeping the integrity of the accounts that way. Thanks for joining us here and greetings from Alaska 👍

[@jeffreyryan8401]

The best thing about your vids, it's like we're sitting around telling stories. Don't much give a rat's arse if you're go off on a tangent. Great binge watching, great presentation

[@Bisotun]

You know man, I have said something like this before, but I want to say it again - I really appreciate the way you tell these stories. I also love the fact you are not turning it into a circus with graphics and special effects/music.

[@user-hl9ld5wx6t]

Love your description of this hunt Fred. Yes hairyman is a bad time no matter if it's fleeting or other. The hunter was really upset, feel bad for him. kind of funny the way you described it. Great job.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Fu*ker didn't share his whiskey, only stressed out and was mumbling about the Brooks Range (mountain's) pissed me off honestly lol

[@user-hl9ld5wx6t]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch Loved the encounters,your great.Need to take Small Town Monsters there.

[@DARoberts]

Freaking awesome, as always. Keep them coming, Fred.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Razzy_82]

I live in North Wales in the UK. Up on a mountainside, outside of a small town called Ruthin. I have heard stories about these things but never believed them. Always thought they were campfire stories or what not. I'm now about 16 videos in to this channel and I'm so glad it come up on my feed. I'm now 95% sure these things are real. I believe the story's you tell are real. It's actually mind blowing

[@jakelight7692]

Great job on spreading the stories and experiences you and your people have had over the years. I really appreciate it and thank you.

[@craig3388]

First I would like to say thank you for your honesty,your candor and the no bullshit way that you retell people's experience's. There needs to be more awareness for what's out there.....thanks again for everything you do. Keep safe and stay real. God Bless

[@foxmulder4269]

yep

[@Duffsmom68]

I can't believe your 46! You look late twenties! Amazing oral skills and I am grateful to have found your channel. Thank you sir!

[@terryboone3333]

I'm down here in Kentucky. My brother was out deer scouting this year and he was walking near a salt lick that he had put out. He said that there was a bare footprint beside it. It was larger than his mud rubber boots. It was a pretty good print he said. This was in November so i don't think that some idiot would be walking around barefoot.

[@AimeeAimee444]

I’ve heard about them stealing salt licks like lollipops. Big ones too!

[@AimeeAimee444]

Why on earth would a man think he could tag a Hairyman?! It’s beyond comprehension to go looking for them in the for them. Some traumas are so deep in the recesses of our mind that he must have forgotten the pure fear he experienced. What a stingy man to not share his whiskey to boot! You’re all in this outing together. The last story was horrifying. The fact that it tried to snatch the man as it ran out is disturbing. Bottom line, do you think they consume people or just murder them? No need to answer if that is too direct. Thank you as always Fred. Please continue sharing your knowledge. You’re helping others by speaking the truth. Much respect!👍🏼✊🏼

[@maryduff8831]

Ya … that terror goes soul deep and it’s hard to get past for many of us.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@maryduff8831 That’s indescribable. To poses that evil and then knowing you could mentally get into their heads and physically just take them. Some of its a bluff and some of it is just for sport. Seriously evil.

[@jerryoutlaw3396]

Man..... thank you!!!! I can see and hear the truthfulness in your words. Thank you so much.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

You are so welcome

[@graememccarthy8963]

Hello Fred addicted to ur stories I live just outside Birmingham England been hunting all my life with dogs I'm 58 now so 50 years of terrier work under my belt I'm in no doubt hairy men exist where u are fascinating subject only strange thing I ever seen was a ghost walk straight in front of me an the dogs who were going crazy anyway keep up the good work Fred take no notice of the haters seems there's more fools than real people these days thanks for ur hard work take care mate

[@raymondreiff8170]

Could not have said it better myself, I Absolutely like every single Video from this and other somewhat similar channel's, At least I know this isn't some made up 💩 here, Many impostors out here, Not this channel, We have strange activities going on here in Cen Wisconsin as well, Just not as frequently, Same thing very few talk about any of this, Personally I have heard very strange 💩 Locally but only during the 2:00 Am onto about 4:00am time frames especially closer to fall times, Had small rocks thrown etc, Some people don't live in the Real World, Fred and his friends Do, I really appreciate his shares, God bless.

[@KatherineUribe-1]

That's called PTSD. You were absolutely correct: he was self-medicating. However, he had a loaded fire arm. I've never been hunting with a guide. Do they set rules about alcohol & other substances and the use of fire arms? I feel bad for the guy but it sounds like a very unsafe situation. I love this channel. Your stories are authentic and I like your delivery. I hope things work out with your documentary.

[@victoriabried131]

Im so grateful for you to give your 1st nation brothers/sisters an outlet, whether it be on your cast or telephonic, this needs to be shared if not for anything but to be ready for anything, safety, thanx for just being you

[@bendaves77]

Man Fred, that 2nd story you retold is wild.. I will gladly listen to more stories as long as you keep telling them.. you're going to make a great documentary. You can verbally tell a great story and add audio and visual to the encounters and its going to be great. Best part is that as a listing i know that I'm not hearing some tall tale that a few guys smoking some left handers sitting around made up for a good laugh..

[@shannonbarthelette4749]

You are an excellent storyteller. You keep me riveted. Dam you, your keeping me up! You manager to capture all the small details

[@xfiledno9195]

Great channel,like the way you tell encounters.cool that your telling us about what's going on in Alaska. Good job and good luck with documentary

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for listening and your kind words I appreciate it

[@Fishdeep59]

Thanks again Fred. Another great job of sharing this encounter with us. I am hooked like a fish to your channel and the wonderful ability you have at sharing these amazing encounters. I've always wanted to come to Alaska and see that beautiful place. But I have to say I don't know if I'm ready as I once was.

[@WindWalker1961]

Fred you are doing a great service to others on this channel another epic share

[@user-cl7jw7td5q]

Wow man! That’s a crazy encounter!

[@galedutton184]

Gteat episode. Loved it. Thank you.

[@ecomerchant5757]

This channel rewrote my perspective on believing only video evidence could convince most. I have no doubt now...(i haven;t had any since I found "on the Track of Sasquatch" in my junior high school library in 1972)... AT ALL, your stories are engrossing beyond compare! I'm wordless, mindbending stuff Fred.

[@marilynnnnnn]

Thank you for putting this knowledge out. It is priceless.

[@joyolsen849]

I want to hear it all! I’ve been so interested in this topic for the past year. But I’m looking at and for peoples experiences I don’t give a crap what the BF community says. Some of those researchers are so dumb. Thank you for doing this! You’ve got me locked in. Trying to binge watch your videos as much as possible.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Well thanks for joining us , my goal is to bring the reality of what is happening in the state and not just fanciful bullshit I've been hearing, Alaska is a different place.

[@joyolsen849]

It’s definitely different stories for sure but also seems like people up there are more apt to shoot too than down here. I lived in Alaska for a year and half but I can’t count it because I was a dumb kid at 14 haha.

[@fredinalaska]

@@joyolsen849 it has to do with the overwhelming feeling of imminent death

[@perrypresley9630]

Last post this vid Fred: Amen Fred, my friend! They are all over! Love you my friend!

[@DavidThompson-dr9mb]

F**k that! That second encounter scared the he'll out of me! Thanks for sharing Fred. I luv the channel, cheers mate. Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺

[@Adam-ub9nu]

Yeah, no thanks!!! I mean, they kind of had it coming. How hard is it to lock a damned door? Especially after given multiple chances.

[@Riker-ER]

Got any pot; no, it doesn't grow here. Good reply LOL Thanks for all your hard work! I have a very small YT channel, unrelated to BF, but it's still a lot of work.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah its work, and for me I talk to the people who email me, so sometimes I have to get back to people on their terms because of the ridicule factor ,so I respect their anonymity and just share their experiences, its work for sure ,what is your channel name? I'll check it out

[@marvint9787]

Love your stories bro. Keep going. Love to the Alaskan Natives too🤞

[@OsborneExploration]

That's an absolutely terrifying encounter those guys had inside that cabin. God only knows what else goes on in the woods that people are afraid to share publicly. God bless and be safe Fred!

[@brianbrown3951]

I have a couple other channels that I'm subscribed to that talk about the hairy man sabe Bigfoot whatever you'd like to call it. Dixie cryptid, the facts by how to hunt steve, and yours. And to be totally honest yours is great just like theirs is the fact about yours is like Steve he gets stories and he wants people to be heard about what they've seen and what they've gone through just like you and it's a testament to being a great man I appreciate what you've done. Thank you very much

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Great description of Hairyman encounters. You know where they hang out, rich area for them.but they are in other places up here also. We that have seen them know that.Thank you for sharing this, your descriptions are spot on..

[@gnpajeff1]

After I heard your interview . I felt you had the most intense Sasquatch experience ive ever heard of . So I was thrilled when i found that you decided to tell other natives experiences.Thanks for what your doing. Hope you keep doing it !

[@bleonhard818]

That story about the guys in the shacks was horrifying!

[@EstellHartington-ut8lf]

Next time someone gets a lung infection, make a tea pot full of sage, thyme & rosemary. Bruise or finely chop the leaves, fresh is best but I have used dry leaves before. Steep for at least 20 to 30 minutes & drink every 3 to 4 hrs. It will get rid of lung infections. I have used this many times & it works. Mullen plant can also help.

[@Emmy_Reacher]

"some scary-hairy shit's gonna happen" 🤣 Love your channel, just discovered it, am binge-ing now. Thanks for numbering the videos, makes it way easier to keep track. Above all, stay safe out there.

[@aussiedrifter]

G'day Fred, you have a great channel & I enjoy your stories very much & as I slowly watch all the episodes to catch up I have also subscribed. I enjoy First Nations culture & stories especially your history. I often wonder what would be best sometimes when trying to understand the new & old ways. Anyway Mate, keep these great stories coming, Steve, (Perth Western Australia)

[@johnbehrman6617]

What I like about Fred , is he's a blue collar working class American Man. That comment " blowing smoe up the guys @$$ " That's so realistic.

[@96tolife]

That last story was wild.

[@lmichel6636]

You need a t shirt that says 'Some scary hairy shits gonna happen". Lord, your stories are scary as hell. I been scared in the bush but not threatened. Just make choice stand ground or move away, scared but the fear the primal.

[@jasonyount6036]

Going back and listening to these again. Very cool bc I am hearing details that I didn’t pick up in only one listen. Thanks Fred. 👍💪

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for listening

[@MC_Mookie]

Wow... take heed, lock the door! 🥺 That dude on the lower bunk, angels definitely watching over him. Extremely important work you’re doing here Fred. Cheers cobber and God bless 🤙

[@sybillairwin]

Incredible show Fred.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks Sybilla 😁🤙

[@dawnsantucci6760]

Fred I've discovered you recently and have become addicted to your videos. I've watched maybe half so far. I just wanted to encourage you, if you haven't done it already to share the stories that sound crazy. I've always believed in big foot, Loch Ness, fairies, extraterrestrials, etc, even though I've had no personal experience with any of it. I can see people in the lower 48 being skeptical but it's unbelievable to me that people from Alaska make fun of these stories. I had no idea how prevalent they were. Sounds like there is a huge population of them up there. I know you've said you are not an expert, but I'm left puzzled by their behavior. Clearly they have the ability to be completely stealthy. They could wait for people to move on and never make themselves known, or if they really wanted people as food they have the ability to sneak up and ambush, so why not do that? It seems like they mostly like to taunt and I wonder why? These stories you tell are fascinating and terrifying. Especially the stories involving mimic sounds. My heart sank into my stomach with the Skippy story, RIP poor puppy.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah the vast majority of encounters seem like they want the fear energy from intimidating behavior, however I've seen the other side of the coin and I'm biased against these creatures, I can never imagine trusting anything about them

[@susieq8008]

Good grief...this guy should neeeeever have gone back into the bush. Fear and alcohol is not a good mixture. Horrifying retelling of that last experience Fred. I just wish Dr. Bindernagle could have gotten with you before his death but,, Jeff Meldrum is still alive n investigating these creatures....thank you

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

thank you for your time to listen and share your thoughts

[@megmills7399]

I will put him in my prayers tonight

[@peterlattanzi4660]

Wow, that was a terrifying second story. Damn the hairy man coming into the bunkhouse and ripping the sleeve off the man on the lower bunk. I think I would have shitted in my pants.

[@dartmart9263]

Here in East Texas they seem to be extremely aggressive also. They go out of their way to steal and kill our dogs, precisely because they know dogs mean so much to us. In other words, in the mind of the beasts, they are killing one of our family members. They want it to hurt us in the worst way possible. They want it to be personal. And we also have too many missing people in this area.

[@EstellHartington-ut8lf]

You should have a series on TV along with Cam from Dixie Cryptid & DA Robert's from DA Machina the writer of cryptids , some are base on true facts & people. You are all excellent! I miss Kerry Arnold. RON Moorehead & Jeff Meldrum are also of Great Factual Scientific Value!!! I can see a winner on a TV Series with you all.❤❤😊

[@alwayspositive2896]

love your stories!!!! Thank you! ....while listening with my three dogs nearby them they kept raising their ears and growling when they heard yours below😁 Great story !!!!

[@Dannymccann673]

You are my new fav channel to listen to I want to move there lol. High from South East iowa

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

thanks for the support , I appreciate it

[@crabbygramma5553]

I just found your channel and I really like you and your style. The encounters you tell of are totally believable. I subscribed.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for listening and joining us, Quyan'a

[@GRPStewart]

Love your stories opens our minds what’s going on GRS

[@fionalouise4998]

Loving listening to your stories and your delivery of them. Your honesty really shines through in your delivery . Super eager to see your documentary. Watching all the way from South Australia .

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us from South Australia 🙂

[@AimeeAimee444]

Apologies for going backwards on your uploads. Now I understand the prayers for Nick. 🙏🏼

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

All good

[@WindWalker1961]

Sabe instill fear...some cannot relive trauma

[@timhouston4470]

Whoa, the critter smiled at them, I would have lost it completely.

[@drew-shourd]

Craziness fo sho Fred. One could easily say, if he was so traumatized by the tent flipping, why go back, then one could say, maybe he didn't realize how much it F'd him up and he wanted to bring some closure. There are divers that come close with a huge shark and freak out, never to return under water, other divers say, ya a shark, keep your cool, stay smart and react if there is something to react to. Both are valid, I guess it just depends on the person.

[@maryduff8831]

Talk about major ptsd … man my dad would talk about Panicle Rock and that area back years ago when he was a crabber. Dang thanks for a childhood memory.

[@marilyncalvert4143]

Fred I’d rather hear from First Nations people and native people as I grew up with many of my friends were native people here in the lower 48. My grandfather was from a village of bear hunter in Finland and they lived the same way native and first nation people lived. They have had more experience with these people more than whites.

[@krystenburkhardt-hansyn]

That poor guide. He must have felt terrible. And you guys had to leave. But the way he was acting wasn’t cool. I have ptsd. But y’all had plenty of fire power. I don’t know, that had to be tough. You’re all good men for bring supportive!

[@8roundclip]

Oh dear lord! That new hole in the back of that bunkhouse would be in the shape of my silhouette after I went through it! You folks in Alaska that do this are cut from a different cloth, I'm tellin ya. Makes me appreciate the rattlers, moccasins, copperheads or black widows I've had to deal with.

[@dartmart9263]

PTSD is PTSD , regardless the background or details, and it’s very real to the person afflicted by it.

[@jimwatts4901]

Dam Fred ! That's some scary stuff ! It's a wonder that dude pulled away ?! Stay safe Fred 👍

[@shaunpfaff4574]

Fred wasn't sharing his smoke with this guy ... maybe if he shared his whiskey haha!

[@crowbrocaw]

You're so real. Man it's crazy to hear these stories told by such a straight face. I know this shit happened and I wasn't even there! Not one thing you said I didn't believe. This happened.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

We ain't bullshitting around here bro

[@crowbrocaw]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch can I come visit

[@fredinalaska]

@@crowbrocaw certainly I'm in the Mat-Su Valley north of Anchorage

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Hit me up at 907-315-7965

[@crowbrocaw]

Thank you bro I will visit

[@user-ie2hg7dn7r]

One of my biggest fears is a scared person with a gun.

[@megmills7399]

Fred there are aggressive ones in the lower 48

[@KavNaqui]

Well I officially changed my mind. I’m never going up there. I’ll admire the beauty from a computer down here😅

[@whisper8742]

I've wanted to do a caribou hunt in the Brookes for like 7 years now, since a former coworker put the bug in my ear... Hairy Man was already in the back of my mind. Made me laugh to hear you mention it. I've heard a lot of mixed opinions about spring bears, but I'll pass on them.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I personally don't eat scavenger meat myself, seems to taste like whatever nasty sh!t they've been eating, but that's just my opinion

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Good caribou up there , I'm partial to the Mulchatna herd but I'm a Bristol Bay guy so I have my favorites

[@litsci4690]

Dude! Share the whisky!! AND LOCK THE DOOR.

[@andyirons7162]

I don't know what's more incredible -----> you guys seeing a Sasquatch or the fact he came 2500 miles and he couldn't share his bottle of whisky?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Stranger things are in the woods Andy lol

[@patricknoble5112]

Really good stories dam I’m hooked thanks Fred

[@krystenburkhardt-hansyn]

You did the right thing, the drinking, guns, and ptsd is dangerous. I feel bad for the guy too but that is dangerous.

[@anthonywhitney634]

That's a fascinating encounter where the Sasquatch 'peekaboos' into the cabin! And gives them a smile? It makes you wonder if it was just being curious, and the grab at one of the men was instinctive after it heard the safety catch release. Greetings from Australia.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah and thing is experience like they had is not unique, either was my encounter on the Nuyakuk River, its a place where that happens especially in the fall

[@anthonywhitney634]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch They smile at you? It was probably terrifying at the time, but it's kind of funny to think about. Possibly it was showing it's teeth as an aggressive sign. Who knows.

[@aurelienlegendaire1784]

14:00 if that sasquatch is the same one that you saw earlier and if it was able to travel 3 miles in 2 minutes then it could move at a speed of 90 miles per hour, DAMN that is faster than the top speed of a cheetah

[@aurelienlegendaire1784]

That would mean that Sasquatch are the fastest land animals on earth

[@thomasbates2835]

Please share it all! We need to hear it. Tom

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

I would have bound Craig to a pole as a sacraficial offering and escaped myself. Twenty five minutes in and this guy sounds like a total tool. Maybe he should try bar room athletics rather than the great outdoors. Cheers to you for being patient with his antics. Thanks for sharing as always!

[@perrypresley9630]

These creatures are in the lower 48, but down here the Sasquatch have learned to protect their continuous limited environment due to suburban growth.They are more apt to move away and be docile. It appears the wide open sparsely of Alaska. They are still in the stand your dround mode! Sad, because they are indigenous!

[@EstellHartington-ut8lf]

He has PTSD! POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER😢❤

[@lunarscout1]

Thanks!

[@rumpstatefiasco]

Another excellent account! (I need to find another word for riveting, I’m using it too much on your channel.) Fred, I am wondering if that Sasquatch actually covered circa 3 miles in 2.5 minutes, or were there possibly two of them? If not, and it was one and the same Sasquatch, that means it was going over 65 mph! ( Some folks say they top out at 40 to 45 mph.) I wasn’t there, so I don’t want to be that guy, but if it was doing 65+ mph, that’s the highest speed I’ve ever heard of them reaching.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It was moving like crazy I don't think it was a relay type thing

[@rumpstatefiasco]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch As fast as a Cheetah! No thank you: I would also abandon my spendy hunt. I feel for Craig, he was trying to get back up on that horse. That takes a certain amount of courage. Speaking of courage, if you have the Liquid kind, I agree: that stuff has to be shared!

[@Steve20333]

CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR ! Some of the best advice anyone can get ! I have NEVER been to Alaska or even America, ive never been hunting ! But I can tell when something is important to listen to ! These Creatures are not humans ! They are not a kind of Primate , they are completely somthing else ! There are Tribes Living in the Amazon so fierce so savage so terrifying that it would just be better to leave them alone ! But scientists and thrill seekers want to make contact ! Now these unknown tribes are cannibal,they use cannibalism as a fear weapon , pure psychological warfare ! They are completely at home in their environment ! Hairy Man is probably exactly the same ! They probably have a super complex language! sign language animal sounds ,trail signs ! They probably have a religious belief system , and probably have sacred places ! But that still does not make them anything like us ! They don't use weapons other than what is readily available,stones , trees branches boulders, they can probably swim ! They can see in the dark ! I think thats why the eye shine is sometimes green or red ! the big black eyes are probably like sun glasses and normal nocturnal vision ! There's a little boy in China who sees i the dark just like in day light ! Ive listened to so many stories about hairy Man, sasquatch , Bigfoot , from all over the world ! it's obvious they exist ! People talk about mythology ! like it's just fairy stories ! Everything changed around 1830 the time of the migration to the city's ! The industrialization of society ,the begining of Darwinism ! Folk (Law )became myth ! no monsters ! no spirits! no supernatural ! No traditions ! And eventually they even kicked GOD out of the schools ! No place for ancestoral wisdom ! No place for respect of parents and elders of the community ! Real Men who behave like Men inside of the morals ethics and traditions of their historical community or tribe are shunned ! Toxic Masculinity ! they say , Well Hairy Man must be a toxic Male and hes done a good job of protecting his people and his way of life, whatever he is ! All those people in the Amazon are happy to keep away from the outside world ! Sometimes we get what we wish for ,and it's not what we expected ! Modern Man can learn a lot from history wether it's oral tradition or myth ,we are not above learning lessons ! Great channel keep up the good work ! your doing a great job of explaining indigenous people's history and traditions ! GOD bless and keep you !

[@jasonmcdaniel4587]

Alaska is terrifying

[@edgeon5801]

Sounds like these hairyman are more like the cannibalistic Gugwe than the regular Sasquatch .This poor man had real bad PTSD.

[@bobnewhart4318]

I definitely went to go look up the prices for those guided bear hunts in Alaska and for that man to be willing to throw that much money out the window trust me he had to be scared shitless. It's one thing to dream and fantasize about shooting a squatch it's another thing to see one in person when you've heard what they're capable of doing

[@KevinStandow-um5ot]

Fred , How many CANT TALK ABOUT IT ! 💀. He the hunter actually saw that one who flipped him from a close proximity also ! In a aggressive mood ! In the lower states , Texas has aggressive ones! Thick pine forests and many I knew of also from a buddy who lived there that had their pit bulls chain a truck probably couldn’t snap get snapped and the pit bulls head twisted off ! And his next few dogs too , Gave up till he moved, Slapping houses to being aggressive , Michigan has a lot , Most states do , Seems as the land shrinks there are more encounters , The petroglyphs I found in a remote area had a family of them with a Native Americans drawing of what can only be a space craft ?? I heard all that and gave it little validity, But as I heard from what I deem as credible testimonials I am seeing a big possibility , Much more to that in time, Orbs are more common too, On Sasquatch Theory the guy who has had a new pretty much background in this had a guest called William a Native American/ African American guy I say this to shed light on his history going back in Virginia where they called them the wild people , Listen if you get time to the three part series that The Wild People is in the title , William is a honest intelligent guy , Give it a chance ! Let me know if you remember , Right on , Kevin

[@vipersniper843]

I like the part in first story telling the guy you are lucky he didn't throw you over his shoulder in the sleeping bag like a sack lunch. Back to his family hey kids I got lunch. Haha

[@chimom7112]

I've heard of MANY people who have had miniscule contact who will never go into the woods again due to trauma. Many this guy would have been better off if he wasp one of them.

[@davidhastings632]

Hi Fred, you should get that cough looked at by your Doc

[@Felix-lf3pw]

Fred that was crazy it smiled what is up with these creatures someone has to do something

[@spleefthedude7747]

Share the crazy shit. That’s what we want to hear.

[@troys6096]

That one where the guy almost got pulled out of the cabin... Damn. He would have been a food item.