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[@kieran_forster_artist]

The most authentic Sasquatch channel on KZbin ….done with grace and emotional maturity by Fred. Keep going!

[@jimsteinway695]

I agree. I like Rocky Mountain Sasquatch but this is my new favorite Bigfoot channel

[@lifesadventureskeepingitre1180]

My channel i keep it real when it comes to bigfoot or other cryptids ive been doing this 50 years. This channel is great cause i love how hes like me no BS all real very passionate .

[@jamesduck926]

No bs involved when you are talking about Bigfoot!

[@NotMolly-jf2rh]

My most favorite channel ever. Watching all of these repeatedly, and I can't get enough of Fred!

[@drew-shourd]

agreed

[@friknwulf5007]

Attaboyz to that intro brother ...now we're cooking with gas. This channel really getting...comfortable.

[@Joe3pops]

Never disappointing with Fred.

[@backwoodsgirl8519]

A to the men

[@deborah5212]

Never Ever!

[@whiteraven69]

I have mountain biked between Seldovia and Port Graham in 2005, had to o bushwhack through thick alders for miles carrying the bike before finding the trail and subsequent logging roads. As an Alaskan indigenous I am so impressed by Fred’s YT channel , he is giving us a gift through the tradition of storytelling . Alaska is home to many tales and Fred is the perfect orator to share incredible encounters.

[@lynnmelland5748]

Thank you for sharing.

[@seamangarrett]

Man the way you tell these encounters, I feel like I'm there. You have a gift. Thanks a bunch and keep doing what your doing! Blessings

[@robinblake1032]

Thank you, Fred for the dignity you show to the people whose stories you are retelling. I truly appreciate you and your work.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thank you for your support of the channel and your kind words I sincerely appreciate it 😁

[@AimeeAimee444]

He’s going to be on The Cryptid Huntress, Jessica Jones! Amazing interviews! Will give you time after checking. 😉

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

​@@subarcticalaskasasquatchthe chopper was sent by God to protect this man.....the god of the termite colony. It's all connected.

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

​@@subarcticalaskasasquatchalso, maybe the squatch protected this guy from the bear. Some may kill us, and some protect us. God is mysterious...... And the earth wants us to interact with earth and the ecosystem in a certain way.

[@bleonhard818]

I’m having fun streaming your episodes. These encounters are unnerving. Thank you for the empathy, respect, and compassion you show others.

[@kaytalk9448]

That, to me, was one of the most frightening stories so far. I was right there with this guy. Every little noise in my house scared the heck out of me while listening...

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

I got the same. Take care :)

[@jacobrodesh9019]

Portlock has always fascinated me. I’m afraid of my own home woods, Allegheny National Forest, let alone the true northern wilds. Wow.

[@johnvan6082]

Greetings from Pittsburgh

[@AimeeAimee444]

Was surprised he never knew the history of Portlock. I guess if you didn’t believe HM exist, you may not know the history.

[@quantumpotential7639]

Allegeny National Forest is extremely dangerous. Do NOT go in there. You'll either be eaten alive or hunted down and then eaten alive. Neither option is desirable. Do you want to be eaten? Why of course not. So, so please please please 🙏 do NOT go into that forest. If you do, we both understand and know what will happen. Thanks 😊

[@brianlynch7650]

Thank you Michael! Good job getting out of there safely. Good job Fred as always. I never miss a video.

[@tmo.48]

I won't miss any since this is my first because it just showed up as the next video after some other video got done. New to these types of channels and luvin it!!!

[@mickisteele-blair6301]

One of the best shares to date. Fred is an extremely talented & adept at story sharing!!! I could listen all day!😮

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

Same!

[@suejames735]

I can tell he's a reader.....very descriptive!! 😊

[@backwoodsgirl8519]

The way you tell these encounter stories It's like I'm right there with the guy taking every step he takes! Right down to the sick feeling in the gut. Not that I would want to be there! Hope he enjoyed his bear meat! Thanks for making my graveyard shift fly by Fred! Have a great night!

[@danecummins2092]

I love your stories and the way you tell them. Your channel has become one of my favorite sasquatch channels. I enjoy it so much because you have a unique skill of relating what your friends have told you and sharing their experiences with us. I'm sure that you have had an encounter or some type of experience with this topic, I just subscribed to your site so I haven't heard you say anything about it. Thank you for keeping it real and putting in the effort to bring us these great stories.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

#61 my Nuyakuk nightmare video is one of the reasons for the channel, check it out and thanks for joining us here

[@andreagabel5589]

Yes, his encounter is probably the most terrifying encounter I have ever listened to and I have listened to a lot of Sasquatch encounters through another channel you might want to check out, called "Sasquatch chronicles." Wes Germer, also established his channel after a really terrifying encounter he and his brother had in the Washington state mountains. There was no one to talk to and, they were navigating through all the things that you experience including PTSD, by themselves and thought it would be helpful, not only to them, but others, to establish a forum… Thus, the creation of Sasquatch Chronicles. Wes, who is not professionally trained, is much like Fred… Their ability to retell stories, and be really good listeners, is indeed rare and unique. They are the only two channels I watch regularly… They don't embellish, and they are not full of themselves! Really, really enjoy both these channels!

[@michellen8370]

Thank you for showing the world how truly breathtaking the north is and thank you for sharing the experiences entrusted to you. Great job.

[@rereelovingod412]

What you do to offer people a safe place to share without fear of reprieve, is such a blessing. Thank you for all you do! God Bless!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thank you very much 😁

[@joeybobbie1]

Thank You Micheal for sharing your experience. I will say one thing, you are a very seasoned Hunter. The way you recognized things happening to your Body and was able to push through them, is amazing. I’m glad you got with Fred and told him your Story. I hope it helps you heal from the experience. Nobody can tell a Story as good as Fred does. I can visualize the whole thing like I’m watching it all happen. That’s incredible Fred the way you do that. I’m sorry to hear about your Stroke Micheal. Your a very Tough Man and hopefully that will help you push through. Thanks Fred, what a weird experience with the Helicopter, a big Brown Bear running away scared. Man that’s a Strange thing to go through. 👍👍

[@omrjordan4847]

Michael, you are one brave man. You handled the situation perfectly. A person handling it any different probably would have never been seen again. There are some nasty Squatches in that area. God Bless you brother. Fred, you are one gifted man at telling peoples stories. Thank you both.

[@woodsy3495]

Thanks for putting in the time and effort to make these story tellers comfortable enough to basically relive their experiences. I'm sure that's not an easy thing to do.

[@surfsailor2003]

You are one of the best story tellers, perhaps better then the experiencers themselves....I am grateful to have found you...keep it up, your stories keep me at the edge of my seat...real good stuff

[@tmo.48]

I know, I just realized my heart/diaphragm was quivering just now. I told myself to relax.

[@CAPMARK123]

Thanks, Michael and Fred. An awesome experience. I believe the heavy feelings along with the feeling to run and the unnatural fear all came from that bigfoot. They will project all those feelings onto a person. I'm sorry that Mike had to go through that. Praying for Mike's healing.

[@andyirons7162]

They must be able to project a certain frequency....we know from research super low frequencies cause discomfort, anxiety, even fear....I think around 19hz, too low to hear.

[@Squishysforbreakfast]

​@andyirons7162 infrasound, big cats can do it too.

[@johnathandaly]

Thanks Fred and Micheal,, Ireland,,❤

[@hilaryt8636]

That’s an amazing share. Thank you!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I hope the move is going well, don't forget to stay in touch 😁

[@hilaryt8636]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch Absolutely. Thank you Fred. 🙂

[@cryptoken9064]

Wow what a harrowing experience. Fabulous job relaying the experience in detail. I felt like I was there. Fortunately not. The more I listen to you Fred the greater my depth of respect for you and all you’re doing and those who trust you and share thru you. This planet is not what we were brainwashed to think it is. May your future be long and bright.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks I appreciate your kind words and support for the channel 👍

[@AimeeAimee444]

Hello Fred! Loving the new opening. 😊 Ok, listening now!

[@kengilreath1915]

Just found your channel I think that is one of the best bigfoot story I've heard and the way you told the story I felt like I was there great stuff!!!!

[@kaahele4]

Always awesome. Always respectful. Always puts us right there in the story. Love you Fred!!!

[@maecechota5076]

This is the best sasquatch documentary ever! Thank you Fred.

[@narellethorne819]

You present these encounters with respect and dignity. Your easy going manner feels like I'm listening to a friend. Keep up the good work. Watching from Australia

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Greetings from Alaska and thanks for joining us here

[@shaunpfaff4574]

Thanks again Fred! I like these longer encounters, and well done on the new intro man! It's great seeing your numbers grow in the last 6 months I've been watching, you deserve every bit of your success, may you have even more !

[@tonyjennison3199]

You are a storyteller. That's a rarer gift than you may think . I saw this in my mind through your words, not a lot of people can do that. Respect.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks I appreciate your kind words 👍

[@neverbitter]

I’ve watched a bunch in the last few weeks. You’re a great storyteller, which is rare. Thanks Fred. I lived in Cordova in 1995, so some of your stories up the creep factor x 10. Great stuff man.

[@DragonflyArtz1]

This is pretty much what I was going to say.

[@curtislopez5398]

Fred speaks truth something that is in short supply nowadays.

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

Abso-freaking-lutely!

[@maryhutt4263]

DONT WE KNOW/

[@johncrosio4380]

Another awesome story Fred!! Thanks

[@bobbyknoth6985]

What a beautiful and tastefully done intro with a nice beat drop and perfect length. Well done brother....

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks bro👍😁

[@georgiataylor7647]

Thank you. Great story.

[@tzook4080]

Thank you for all you do Fred. There is no channel on KZbin I look forward to seeing an upload from as much as I do yours. You've inspired me to share my own experiences, and perhaps in time create my own channel, based on experiences from New York. Keep up the incredible work my friend! You are going to go far, without a doubt.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thank you for your support and kind words I sincerely appreciate it 😁👍

[@tmo.48]

Sweet❤

[@katana777888]

That interaction was so freaking intense Fred, thanks again for your great narration and work in finding these stories for us. 🙈🙉🙊✌

[@tonybahama6817]

Another intense re-encounter narrated by Fred, our Alaskan Brother. Sincerely appreciate your style and memory, really takes us there. 👍🏼💯

[@steveheissner]

Rough neighborhood. Black bears, brown bears, and territorial sasquatch. And they all need to eat.

[@edithroberts8959]

Wow! This poor man went through so much. Glad he lived to tell his story. So sorry he has had a stroke. My prayers go out to him.

[@Susan_F]

Thank you, Fred, and please thank Michael for his story. I don’t know why some people feel compelled to mock their friends when they share these incredible stories - it’s like anything that conflicts with their view of the world threatens them and must be immediately scorned. It takes brave people to share these stories publicly. ❤

[@tmo.48]

Shows one what kind of friends they REALLY are.

[@ritafarrier2889]

Yeah, I made a comment on another channel, I think, but this girl Commented back to me about No Proof of Bigfoot. Her comment was about 6 inches Long. I saw it yesterday, but lost track of it, or I would tell her what I think about her comment, and what I KNOW... OH WELL.

[@b.jackson4072]

Such a frightening experience! So glad he got out of there safely!(Sorry to hear of his stroke, wishing him all the best). Thank you for sharing this incredible story!

[@jlhenderson6878]

Thank you for sharing your story, Michael. I’m so happy you made it out! I would have dropped from fright right there beside that harvested bear. Thanks for another amazing story, Fred! Much love to you both!❤

[@normahand8904]

Your description of Michael's encounter was very informative. Glad he got out.

[@user-hk3el6wq9r]

Great story, but even better is your patience with your friend listening to him to retell his story...stroke are tough for some, and can take a long long time to recover.

[@user-cs3hi8zp7p]

Man alive...that encounter was freekin tangible as all get out, like we were walking right there next to dude!! Your memory is pretty high-performance there, Fred...45 minutes worth!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Super well don't bro!!!

[@user-cs3hi8zp7p]

Super well *done....dayum auto spell🤦‍♂️

[@kevinkuckkan5102]

Great re-telling, Fred…you’re a natural story teller and your channel is perhaps the most authentic of those I subscribe to…keep on keepin’ on -

[@brianandchewiegohiking]

You are the real deal and it’s much needed in this community ,thank you for sharing what you know

[@kristilyncrawford]

Amazing story! Thank you Michael for allowing Fred to share it with us.

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

Best way to spend my down time after my daily obligations are fulfilled. Thank you so much for the feature!

[@ByGraceIGo]

Wow, if I ever do go to Alaska I'm going to be around people and stuff! I have always wanted to go there. Great stories!

[@martymcmannis6581]

I don't like how people who ridicule. Some can't stand the truth. Small minds Thanks for this story

[@Andy3339]

Cool thanks again buddy ❤

[@cynthiagibson6793]

Wow! Amazing!

[@naomiseraphina9718]

Holy GOD, that is one of the most frightening experiences with a Sasquatch (or Sasquatches?) that I've ever heard of! Imagining being in Michael's shoes out there, alone, exhausted, trying to carry home a load of meat with brown bears dashing around and a TEN FOOT SASQUATCH stalking you, is absolutely chilling! Seriously, I don't know if that guy was more crazy than brave, because I certainly wouldn't have stuck around to hunt and field dress a bear after nearly being taken by Sasquatches the night before; no, I'd have been fleeing at first light(!) but seriously, the courage it must have taken to do all that he did... it's almost superhuman! I'm really glad he lived to tell the tale and that he didn't end up as one of the missing. Thanks to both you, Fred, and to Michael, for sharing. --N

[@karenpolzin8297]

Thank you for sharing Michael, that had to feel surreal, glad you made it out safely. Thanks for sharing the story Fred.

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

BTW, look y'all at how huge is a comment section at this channel now. That's what you get for sticking to the Truth (and not to popularity, money and all that BS). Crazy huge respect to Fred!

[@AimeeAimee444]

Fred is talented conveying people’s encounters and his channel is the real deal. He cares about every encounter and how it’s affected people.

[@coloradomt.mutant1783]

Gettin all professional with the intro I see. Good work

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It's taking time to learn the software but I'm getting it lol,thanks

[@tzook4080]

You're the man Fred. One of a kind story teller. Been a subscriber since day one, never miss an upload. Try my damnedest to share your content as much and as often as I can!

[@valswpa2660]

TY to Michael for allowing us to hear his encounter. What's your thoughts on the helicopter Fred? Do you think military is scouting the hairyman? Take care. Until the next 👍 oh love that stream shot I can just imagine how cold that water is...

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I have heard of many encounters involving helicopter activity within hours or days of experiences and I'm not sure what to think at this point, tracking? Controlling? Recess guards? I don't have enough info to really draw any solid speculation lol also the water was very cold, very cold!

[@AimeeAimee444]

Val SW PA! 🙌🏼🤍🌻💕

[@simonjohnson6581]

Yes fred! Big shout from Bristol UK 🇬🇧! Always look forward to your show, hope you're well mate, take care and keep up the great work mate, love eternal people

[@tommyh9679]

As always great video Fred.. Allen looking love to the next one. Be safe my friend.

[@lucyalice3383]

**WOW!! Lucky for me; Just came across your channel, don't know how I missed you !! Fred I have been enjoying the spectular senery, rushing rivers, & side trips you take us on, especially your narration. 🐺🐻🐾

[@theresevarney4715]

What a scary and brave story! Michael, thank you for sharing! You are disciplined beyond the average person. Resisting food and rest to survive. I say, "Thank God, you killed that bear." The meat and smell of blood probably saved your life! You are an incredibly brave man! Hi Fred, Therese here. Great story! Michael sounds like he would have been a great partner during your own terrifying experience. Kept focused and stayed brave just like you! I love your channel, big fan! 😊🌲🦀

[@anthonywhitney634]

Thanks for the story Fred. Now I'm doing my research on Portlock!

[@tmo.48]

Yikes

[@rebeccasmith372]

Great-looking footage there, Fred :))) Sure wish I was up there to go to Fairbanks convention! Can't wait to hear about it & I'm there in spirit.

[@dwaynebailey3504]

The intro music is nice Fred .....It is really cool to witness your journey within the growth of our channel you created. I know God will bless all your endeavors.

[@hardasnails11b]

Lmao In 11Bravo speak it’s known as’ beau-coup pucker factor’, Fred. A common state shared by any grunts who find themselves in life threatening conditions, usually a fire fight but can occur in any moment of high stress. Anyway thank you Michael for allowing Fred to retell it. Thanks Fred, for all your dedication and hard work.

[@99problemsbutafishaintone35]

Awesome stuff.

[@metaleeca2483]

Wow! Scary as hell, it's probably just as well he had not heard the stories about that area before this encounter, I think it would have been too much to handle. I hope he feels better for sharing with an audience who believe and respect him for sharing. Great job recounting the encounter as always Fred. Cheers Lee

[@billstidams6658]

Wow.. that was intense.. thanks Michael.. great account

[@zeke1eod]

Thanks for all you do, Fred. Awesome share, and Michael prayers for you. Hate it happened, but I'm glad you're safe. Hope everyone is well. Stay safe and God bless

[@Tinanbobby]

Thanks Mike 4 sharing that I can imagine it’s hard to share the way some people can be you got some big brass ones n I’m glad u got out of there I hope you’re health is better man n ur on the mend thanks Fred 4 retelling his encounter. Man these things r scary

[@derrickdavis4488]

U coming up Fred nice intro

[@JulieS828]

Thank you both for a terrifying encounter!! 🙏🏼

[@garyblack2858]

What an encounter! On the edge of my seat the entire time! Darn Fred, you are a heck of a story teller. Your ability to convey detail is remarkable.

[@EastCoast.80]

Hey Fred it’s Mike from Gatlinburg, Tn. again.. Excellent talk bro, man I know that experience had to be the most heart pounding time of his entire life. Thank You for all you do brother.. Happy Trails Fred..

[@charlesdial7152]

For some reason I have always been interested about Portlock..weird but I do believe that it was smthg in those woods; and they found bodies all mangled..we out of here too!

[@phoenixharvesters1373]

First of all let me say I'm always fascinated by the story of portlock Alaska. Second of all and this is most important I really love the opening theme music! Very nice and soothing. Makes for a good drive in the country are by the beach.

[@talkeetna911ify]

Thanks Michael your one step from being one of the 411files . . Alaska Bermuda triangle

[@MC_Mookie]

Thanks for sharing your harrowing story Michael. A truly intense encounter mate, glad you could get it off your chest in a safe environment. Curious about the black helicopter in whisper mode though. Like whether it was the Shadow Grubberment/ Military doing shady thermal surveillance or just experimental shite on these creatures?? As always, fantastic narration Fred 🤙

[@peanutblast2709]

Dude, That was Epic Great story as always

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Thanks Fred, you told Michaels encounter with passion. Michael you are lucky getting out alive.

[@jimsteinway695]

Great story teller. If I ever get to fish in Alaska I’m going to carry my AR-10, with 3 20 round mags, my 10mm pistol and a mortar launcher if I can find one

[@WLeonardAthas]

This is absolutely the best channel for this subject!

[@meaninglesspawn]

Thanks Fred!!

[@denaredford6701]

I think bigfoot can plant thoughts into the victims head .

[@AimeeAimee444]

Absolutely agree! That’s terrifying that they can instill fear, zap you to your knees and telepathically get into your head.

[@kimjonsson8093]

Nice to see you freed agen //🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@patricknoble5112]

Hey Fred nice river ever fish it cool story be safe buddy

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

No fishing over here except Jim creek area, but I'm a commercial salmon fisherman from Bristol Bay Alaska the home of the largest salmon return in the world, I fish back home for the most part 👍

[@fredinalaska]

@notasitseems yeah and I have fresh herring eggs on kelp too , yummy 😋

[@ariannetiffee1881]

Omg. I have got to catch up with yall. As always, you never disappoint. Thanks Fred for all you do!❤❤

[@dinaruiz52876]

You told this mans story as f it was your own giving it such authenticity, so it doesn’t sound like its being told second hand. I have to admit I literally laughed out loud after “soo puckered you couldn’t pull a needle out of his ass with a tractor” 😂😂 not making light of his fear because it actually described his fear. Im sure you made this man proud of the job you did on his behalf. Also sending Michael healing prayers 🙏🏼

[@KavNaqui]

Perfect bedtime story💪🏾💪🏾

[@andyirons7162]

Thanks mate....I appreciate your channel....some of the experiences you've shared are incredible ..coming to you from Sunshine Coast, Australia.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Greetings from Alaska to the Sunshine Coast I appreciate your support of the channel 😁

[@lindaherr8307]

Greetings from Oregon ❤❤❤. Great stories thank you

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I was just down there in the Rogue River valley, at lake of the woods resort

[@flybystu69]

Hey Fred, gtsy again, RIP KERRY ARNOLD thanks for your time an effort 💯✌❤

[@obelus5985]

That river was glorious.

[@herenow2895]

"You couldnt a pulled a needle outa my ass with a tractor" 😄😅🤣😂😄 That's a whole lot better than shitting yourself. Thanks for sharing your encounter Michael. I wonder if they can hear our thoughts, cos they sure seem to be able to put thoughts and feelings into us.

[@tmo.48]

Only GOD can read our thoughts. They probably just try and project, or influence our thoughts. So stay straight and true❤

[@herenow2895]

@@tmo.48 - Got any proof of that ?

[@theshanny8]

I'm speechless. That was just absolutely incredible, incredible experience. I don't know how that guy held it together. It takes so much out of you. I bet he felt like he was hit by a Mack truck when he was done with that

[@johnnybumpous9108]

the helicopter is still confusing, I wonder if they were following the sasquash??

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

He wasn't sure either and I don't have an answer

[@sharonrose1226]

I can’t believe this is 10 months old and I’m just watching it. Crap! This was a really terrifying encounter story! Thanks for sharing. Stay safe out there!