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[@XrT15101]

Big Thanks to Gusty & his Uncle. Getting the boys home, then going back with others so everyone is on the same page is heroic. People need to stop hearing these as 'stories" & recognize they are being taught by example how to get out. Both times the Hairy Men flanked & surrounded the humans. That's not curiosity, it's hunting. What makes this channel so special IS the reports are current, what's extra-special is The People finally trusting Fred to treat the subject ethically & responsibly. Absolutely Monumental! 👍👍👍

[@dartmart9263]

Exactly. Information means life or death for other people. So this is much appreciated. Superstitions of secrecy almost always end up harming an innocent or the unaware.

[@babygrizwold]

Yes that's a very scary thing to think about. The fact that it's hunting I don't think it's curiosity at all when they flank and surround.😮

[@user-jg6pj1fg2q]

Wow, a very powerful experience here. The "mind-speak" was exceptionally terrifying to imagine. Thank you for another important share Fred!🙏👍

[@annabellee3613]

Thanks for sharing Gusty’s story, it was a harrowing encounter. His uncle was brave, keeping the kids safe while watching out for these things. Same here, my folks don’t like to talk about whatever. I’m trying to get a story out of an auntie who saw a reptilian scaly biped creature while fishing. Be safe and thanks to your friend for wanting to let people know.

[@eunice5531]

Omg

[@WarrenHolly]

Wow! What state was her sighting in?

[@annabellee3613]

@@WarrenHolly southern Georgia, about 60 miles from the Florida line. An uncle was with her. All he will say is that it was a tall, greenish lizard looking thing on two legs, but she had a closer encounter. You have to understand they are older Native people. They’re afraid that talking about these things will draw them closer.

[@JeffLilly-bv9uz]

These stories should alert the public to stay fully aware while out in the forest.

[@JoeinAlaska]

Thank you, Dusty and Fred. The "wallflower" comment had be laughing. Take care.

[@dartmart9263]

Thanks, Gusty! Information means life or death for other people. So this is much appreciated. Superstitions of secrecy almost always end up harming an innocent or the unaware.

[@RoxyanneYoung]

Their uncle is a real hero. Please stay safe out there on your expedition.

[@seanmurphy6480]

TRUE

[@neildecker8235]

Thank you again for your truthful bluntness and the no bull crap allowed. Your truthfulness is something others need to take in and use. I'm grateful my friend and let Gusty know that it's much appreciated. You are in my thoughts and prayers as always Fred. Be safe out there and God bless you brother. I consider you a friend and I love hearing about the Hairyman from Alaska. These beings are dangerous but people need to understand that they are real and they are definitely out there. Take care my friend.

[@hilaryt8636]

I kind of chuckle too. Because we have lived this life and people keep trying to tell us that we don’t know what we are talking about. Situational awareness is key to survival. Keep our heads on a swivel. Listen to local reports… Thank you Gusty for this share! Thank you Fred for doing what you do! Catch you on the next one. ✌️😎

[@robertyoung2279]

Thanks to Gusty from N. Fla....thanks man.

[@xaedmon]

WOW! that twisted tree says it all! Thanks Fred :)

[@jdorney70]

Thanks Fred. Over here in Maine we had a pretty horrible couple days with a mass shooter at large. He was found by a river yesterday with a self inflicted gunshot wound. I have family members in Bowdoinham that knew some of the victims. Sad times. Be safe everyone, in and out of the woods.

[@andreabrunkow9314]

I hope you all can find some peace really soon. I'm so sorry for your community.❤

[@talkeetna911ify]

Thanks for sharing Gusty and Ed

[@mikejones9961]

i love this channel and Fred

[@melissakronenwetter6014]

Beautiful music at the beginning of the video.

[@howardmarschat3750]

It's always good to hear you share others' experiences. Crazy scary shit.

[@backwoodsgirl8519]

You always show up when I have long boring nightshifts😊

[@benridge6570]

It's always good to hear another story. Great information. Thanks Fred.

[@dartmart9263]

Spot on. Information means life or death for other people. So this is much appreciated. Superstitions of secrecy almost always end up harming an innocent or the unaware.

[@johnvan6082]

Hi Fred , I was wondering when we would hear from you . I'm getting started watching this one fresh from the oven ( instead of waiting awhile) . Stay safe up there Don't get eaten Your friend and fan , John from Pittsburgh

[@billkitchin4123]

HM and mind speak,creepy to the core. Hope the kids recover from the primal fear.

[@seanmurphy6480]

FREDS BACK LETS GO

[@howardfreeland5595]

Fred - thanks for the great story and tell the person that gave the story to you another thanks. We are glad that he had the nerve to tell you the story. The village must be like people in the lower 48, they don't like us talking about Hairy Man stories, either.

[@dartmart9263]

Absolutely. Information means life or death for other people. So this is much appreciated. Superstitions of secrecy almost always end up harming an innocent or the unaware.

[@LibertyTree33]

Yes!!! You rule brother!!! Always love to hear from you.

[@MC_Mookie]

Thanks for sharing Gusty. Talking/sharing about this encounters may save someone else’s life. Being surrounded by 4 of these creatures and having mind speak threats would’ve been a terrifying experience for these men to say the least. Hell, it actually gave me flashbacks of an encounter a friend and I had one night here in Australia many years ago. As always, cheers Fred for the narration, excellent work and delivery Cob. Stay safe out there peoples 🤙

[@eunice5531]

Would love to hear your story

[@seanmurphy6480]

TOP INTERVIEW AS ALWAYS THANK YOU FRED 💎

[@-OBELUS-]

Good to hear from you.

[@brettnipps7205]

Thanks Fred and "Dusty" for the share.

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Thank you Fred for sharing this, too close for comfort. Glad people are telling their encounters. Keep them coming!

[@jamesmacdougall5907]

Inconceivable to me the terror of some of these encounters , god bless fred for relaying and “dusty” tips hat* your a brave soul and thank you for sharing your encounter so everyone can learn from it

[@susanbrookman2133]

Thank you and I'm excited for your expedition video. God Bless✌&❤

[@virginiasequeira3872]

Yet another TOP NOTCH re-telling of an encounter. This channel should have SO MANY more subscribers!! Thx, Fred😉

[@jlhenderson6878]

Terrifying encounter! Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@josepharcuri8693]

Thank you.

[@bradleymadosh911]

That was a scary encounter thanks Fred for sharing

[@TomMichael5678]

WOW, what an incredible encounter. Thanks to all involved in allowing you to convey it Fred, fantastic job. There's nothing new under the sun, what already was will be again. God bless y'all over there 🙏❤️

[@kaahele4]

Love the slack-key music Fred; reminds me of home!🌺

[@johnparog5434]

WOW! This is an extra good one Fred. Thanks for sharing it with us, and as always can’t wait for the next one👍🏻👍🏻.

[@daleevans4261]

Great episode. Thank you.

[@trentstandingrock516]

Hey Fred, fellow Native from the States. I live and am enrolled in once of the seven reservations in Montana and we too currently have experiences with mihs-taw-pay-ho (Cree) where we live. I'm mostly Anishanaabe but grew up learning the Cree language. We've also got experiences with the little people. We've learned to respect and stay away from them when possible. We don't go do the whole "researching" and "Squatchin" BS either. No one here claims of having gifting exchanges or friendly meet and hers with these things either. I think that's mostly a European thing. We live and let live and though some of my family members have had some pretty "hairy" encounters I'll leave them for another day. I've had one myself but it wasn't much more than watching him walk across the road after a Fish, Wildlife and Parks Officer accidentally interrupt a hunt on a young doe, we believe. Whatever the case, i just wanted to let you know that us Southern First Nations (Northern to most) continue to have our own encounters. None quite as scary as some of those that happen up in the big wife open spaces of Alaska though. They seem to be bigger and more aggressive, maybe less contact and less of a threat from humans? Whereas the Continental US is just getting over run with people and these things probably just want nothing to do with us. Idk, just speculation, contrary to popular belief there are no experts and no one with regular visitations with these things to get to know their mindset, habits and thoughts on human encroachment although you'll hear plenty of people pretend to know exactly these things nature. Keep doing what you're doing. I'm a subscriber and impressed with your ability to retell the stories with the way you do. Well, ek-o-si (enough) take care nee-stow (friend).

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Qu'yana brother welcome and greetings from Alaska buddy

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Another great video Fred... Thx buddy

[@DistantWailer]

He's back!!!

[@alwayspositive2896]

yesssssssssss!!!! Friday night 🤩🍻

[@JPageRocks]

Wow! Scary stuff out in the wilds of Alaska. Thanks for sharing Gusty's story Fred.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Been waiting on an upload from you. Thank God!!! I thought hairy man may have got you lol

[@tmo.48]

Hairy man doesn't eat real men.

[@johnvan6082]

Fred's too damned chewy for them . They prefer tourists !

[@bethgorman3736]

Always so happy to see your uploads when they appear. Start to worry if its been a while. Keep up the excellent work. Your a natural.

[@eunice5531]

Thanks for the story Gusty! These things were gathering to kill.i believe they watch other animals pursue their prey and get hunting tactics and techniques. Be careful guys. Thanks to you Fred! You have a great gift for remembering all the little things too! I missed you. I'm used to listening to you every night. You were in the dark there for awhile.couldnt see ya!

[@justhereandthere6636]

Thank you Fred and Gusty we value your time and sharing.

[@roseannethomas3271]

Glad to hear his story. His bravery to speak of his story to share this with people that need to know what to look after and know what to do if that ever happens to anyone else. Thank you for sharing Fred. From a Californian

[@georgiataylor7647]

Thank you

[@joeybobbie1]

Thank You Dusty for sharing your Stories. Man what a experience and whatever other experiences he’s had to go through. And as always Fred, Thank You for relaying his Experiences the way only you can. I have been a Hunter since I was barely big enough to hold a Rifle, and I can’t say what I would if I ran into one of the Hairy Men in Alaska. It’s a whole different Story up there. Down here in Texas our biggest worry is Poisonous Snakes. I wish I was young again and could go to Alaska and go check out these places with you. That would be a real Adventure. Great Advice at the end about People being Safe with Firearms. I won’t Hunt the National Forest here in Texas, because all the City People try to go Hunting and will Shoot anything that moves just about. I have my own Areas to Hunt. Thanks again Fred, can’t wait for the next one.👍👍❤️

[@billstidams6658]

Yikes! Lol. Great account. Crazy stuff.. 😬👍

[@kimjonsson8093]

Lovly freed to see you !!! //🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@warrioroflight801]

Another great share Fred! Thank you Gusty what a wild adventure it would be to grow up in Alaska. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. The real men are in Alaska no doubt tough stuff. Stay safe ❤️🙏

[@dickmenley3165]

Scary, thanks Brother!

[@pamelawaring6836]

Thanks Fred for sharing Gusty’s story. Wow.

[@zeke1eod]

Awesome share, many have talked about mind speak. It's real, people need to pay attention. Stay safe, and God bless

[@susancummings-voncluck9046]

Thank you for sharing AND for keeping Gusty’s confidence.

[@pinatajuju4471]

Thank God the boys were safe. Thank you for sharing brother.

[@markprideaux8102]

Thanks Fred

[@edgeon5801]

Thank you, for allowing us to hear about a couple of your experiences with the Hairyman. Great upload as usual, Fred.

[@rebeccasmith372]

Amazing job once again Fred!!

[@gloriamitchell4596]

Thank you Fred for sharing Gusty & his encounters...And thanks to Gusty for sharing also. Very creepy story...I have always wanted to go to Alaska, but not so much anymore 🤪😬🫢 Thanks Fred for all you do & for getting out in that cold weather for us, your viewers. Love your channel!!!

[@Danny-rg4ii]

Been waiting 😮

[@tracipetroff1612]

Wow……….. the Hairy Man is not stupid by no means. Do you think that over the years they have learned from humans being in the woods?? Like the hunting style ……… maybe they’ve watched our military doing drills in the woods so they learned how to maneuver and flank. Or maybe just by watching caribou and bear hunters. Either way I never want to run into one of these things. Appreciate you telling us about Gusty’s experience and a big thanks to him!!! Love the channel….. looking forward to more videos!!!!

[@jenpalazzo5728]

I think there are good and evil Sabe just like humans 🙏

[@cecileroy557]

I think they had figured out how to hunt waay before homo sapiens made their way to the Americas.

[@hardasnails11b]

Thank you for sharing, Sir…thank you for bringing us his encounter, Fred! Good to see you again, Brother. Take care of yourself and let us hear from you off and on even if you have no encounter to share. Peace out, Brother.

[@loweeization]

Amazing, the world within our world. Thanks Fred and whomever shared these events. Like you said, Keep a level head and God bless and keep you in His care.

[@Chad_Rusher]

What up fred good to see yh again buddy thank u 4 another great video, untill next time u have a good one bro

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

Hi, Fred! Great story, muchos gracias! ;)

[@marqueso1600]

Thanks!

[@seanmurphy6480]

IF UNCLE SAID HE HIT IT ...I RECKON HE DID 🎯👍

[@edithroberts8959]

Another nail biter! Thank you for sharing this gentleman's encounters. Looking forward I forward to the Halloween show.

[@belovedwarrior483]

Always carry too much ammo

[@sydsmith5760]

Thanks for another great episode. What do you do except leave.

[@seanmurphy6480]

GOD BLESS THE MAN ❤

[@edithroberts8959]

I had started to worry about you Fred! Glad you're alive and well!

[@gedkinnear6010]

It shows they think on what they are doing

[@jacobwhite4234]

Always terrifying stories these things are predators humans are on the menu

[@dmcgill9360]

Thank you Fred ❤

[@keithblount229]

Thank you so very much Fred. 👍🏻

[@johnparog5434]

Hi slick 🤣😂

[@keithblount229]

@@johnparog5434 Hey there Dave 😂🤣😂🤣 Gotcha John. 🤣😂🤣😂

[@johnparog5434]

@@keithblount229 I dot think my last message went through . I’ll repeat , I will drive all the way down to Fla. put a paper bag of dog crap on your door step ring the door bell , light the bag and run away , watch you stop it out and laugh. Then drive all the way home.

[@johnparog5434]

@@keithblount229 🤣😂😂🤣😂😈😈😈😈

[@keithblount229]

@@johnparog5434 I think the dog crap 💩 would be all dried up by the time you got here.🤔 🤣😂🤣😂

[@brianlenker9532]

Greetins from central Pa. :)

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Qu'yana and greetings from Alaska buddy

[@BigDog39]

🐺 🐾 👍

[@JunoTafoya]

A big hello to my brother Fred in Alaska. Peace and prayers to you and your loved ones.

[@derrickdavis4488]

freaky fred !!

[@AdamLimaArtist]

Great work, Fred!

[@timhouston4470]

Damn, Fred. Thanks to those guys for the warning.

[@derrickdavis4488]

not to spoil your pudding fred but im a kentucky rifleman literally.we cut our teeth on rifles so i get it about being precise shot this was similarto an account of mine but i didnt see nothing trees kept falling all around me.terrifying night

[@drew-shourd]

Great stuff Fred!!

[@loricharpentier1654]

WOW! What a crazy experience ! Freaky!😮

[@canadist]

respect, thx for telling this

[@samsquach3799]

Hit that LIKE button, for Fred!

[@chancelambert8462]

Very interesting, what guage gun did he have? This is important as most people never say, but yeah, as a hunter, you kinda KNOW when you hit your target. You not only see in your scope, but no scope, you get that feel that the animal is over and done with. Can we get a bit of an explanation of what type of rifle, caliber, rounds he was using? This can help explain a few things as if the Hairy Man was actually hit, then did the subject just shrug it off or did it not even care?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

All that was related to me was his "hunting rifle" when I asked, however I'd guess probably a .30-06 like most people use back then and today but I have no confirmation on exact caliber or round used

[@chancelambert8462]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch Thank you, maybe you can, or the person involved she'd a little light on this as many here would generally enjoy knowing. You see, in all circumstances, you want something that will take down an elk, wild boar, bear and even polar bear, you know the drill, but if you can find out why if our friend took multiple shots, even knowing he hit it, why it could still be running around. I do have an idea that if you took a side shot, even with an arrow, the creature has no defense against that. Not to get weird with those who watch the channel, as I think they can actually be killed, but do you think these creatures have some sort of dermal plating? My friend says that a 50mm round will do the job, but a .22 correctly placed under an arm will do it just as nicely. A .223 AR15 will go right through as well. What say you?

[@CK-qi4tj]

The .308 is another common possibility

[@babygrizwold]

Getting out of there at the end is still scary because they could have been easily taken down as well. Hunting and toying with ppl. Freak me out. Im always aware now. I tend to listen to the noises in the bush. If they stop then something is up. 😮

[@johnpapallo6795]

Telepathy. Woah.

[@jenniferchristenson1272]

🤍

[@otetsucho]

Cant see you brother,love your story telling.

[@donaldkline8162]

Tried to give a thumbs up but it doesn't show up 😠

[@NorCal-yeti]

It will

[@tmo.48]

Mine showed up❤

[@jenpalazzo5728]

Fred, what happened to your lights? We want to see you in good light!❤️

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah it's not optimal however I have a lot of background stuff going on and excursions into the deep woods coming soon and I had to upload a video so I made due and didn't want the dome light in my eyes the whole time lol

[@seanmurphy6480]

YEP HE EXPLAINS IT BETTER WITH THE HANDS AND THAT .FACTAMUNDO ❤

[@daviddavis7136]

80 in N.C. today

[@mn-nf3dd]

An animal cannot speak to you in your mind. More likely they instinctively knew what was coming if they stayed there.

[@TheMacanta]

Thank you for your expert opinion Doctor Doolittle.

[@johnvan6082]

I agree completely . I couldn't have said it better .

[@joeybobbie1]

I’m guessing you haven’t watched many of Fred’s Videos and what People have said about these Creatures. They have a Lot of otherworldly Traits.

[@mn-nf3dd]

It is called being grounded in reality. Yes, sasquatch more than likely exist. As an animal. Fear does strange things to people and how they perceive a situation. No ESP involved. Or tarot cards. Or crystal balls, ect.

[@BlackGuardXIII]

@@TheMacantaright? I haven’t experienced it, but I can’t say it’s not real. I believe it is. I trust these accounts.

[@96tolife]

I’ve noticed a pattern: despite indigenous Alaskan cultures having experience with these beings, which has resulted in superstitions and protocols surrounding them, every time somebody sees one, they say it is a bear-even when it doesn’t look like one. It’s puzzling.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It's like a weird denial I think because they can't wrap their mind around what is actually happening