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subarcticalaskasasquatch.com

[@docfromwyoming2449]

thanks Fred

[@josepharcuri8693]

Thank you

[@Skidderoperator]

Thanks Fred!

[@keithblount229]

Thank you so much Fred. 👍🏻

[@johnparog5434]

Greetings Mr. Blount from an undisclosed mountain top in WV as always 🤣😂🤣😂. Lots of rain here flood warnings and high wind to. I gather the tornados missed you?

[@keithblount229]

@@johnparog5434 No tornados, thank God for that. The rain cleared up around 3:00 but the wind kept blowing till about 9:00 or so. Hope everything is OK on your end.

[@johnparog5434]

The wind is howling , I hope I don’t get anymore trees over the driveway 5 is enough. Little John Lilly as been at it again, got in trouble at school 🤣😂🤣😂😈😈. I’ll have to email you tat joke, to long to write here 🤣😂.

[@keithblount229]

@@johnparog5434 Yeah you definitely don’t need anymore trees down. I’ll be patiently waiting for the joke my friend. 👍🏻

[@richard-cf8ce]

Obviously there's a reason why they call it the Devils Elbow

[@Duffsmom68]

Yes sir have a great day and thank you!

[@danieljay952]

Thanks Fred!!

[@meaninglesspawn]

Fred! Thank you! 👍

[@PaulWSmith-yn7ym]

you are the best of the best Fred

[@joycedix7560]

Look forward to your videos. Thank you Fred!

[@MikmaqAlgonquin]

The longer the better, thank you brother 🙏

[@KM-qt1gg]

Thank you Fred and Toby.

[@JoeinAlaska]

Toby thank you for telling us your encounter. Thanks Fred, as always. The Kuskokwim will always be thought of as a special place to me, even if others can't see it. Take care.

[@bonnymcdermott1240]

Oh 🙂 I like this intro a lot too! This was my first fav before I saw the river intro thst I really like. That bizarrely twisted tree .....🤔

[@WLeonardAthas]

Another great accounting of an interaction with beings the government says do not exist! Thanks Fred!

[@kevinkutcha8494]

Yeah many of us heard what David paulides says about hanging about places named after evil crap. Thanks Fred. Much love to Fred, this community, and any American that stands in the gap.

[@Saqua2289]

Standing in the gap of what?

[@NorCal-yeti]

I absolutely love the long forum stories Fred God bless you my Man!

[@TennesseeKentuckyBigfoot]

Amazing story. Love the setup.

[@mikec.2287]

Thanks Fred! Going to save you for lights out tonight

[@sayitaintsl0w]

Aww..such a cutie pie! The dog, of course! Always excited to see you post a new video. Many thanks.

[@edithroberts8959]

Wow! That was a crazy encounter, no matter how brief. Thanks Toby for contacting Fred and sharing your experience. Fred, you're the best man!

[@editingreality4779]

The majority are fleeting glimpses. Short and not so sweet.

[@jasontompkins5348]

Love when you upload. Thank you for all you do

[@jsc927]

Thanks Fred for not being scared to tell the truth about this topic and maybe save someone from a horrible death. Here I'n Maine we have a history of not so nice run ins with large bi pedal creatures.im not sure if there are different species of these things but I find it interesting West Coast u.s experiences are shy,positive run ins where as east coast experiences mirror Alaska details.your thoughts? Keep at it sir.ty,ty,ty

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Honestly I haven't heard much about the east coast encounters but I do believe the further north you get ,the aggression goes up 👆

[@sheilaathay2034]

There's both in Washington.

[@RICDirector]

Given the aggression of texas etc creatures, not so sure....

[@marilynnnnnn]

I was just watching #197! Thank you Fred 😁🥰🙏

[@dwaynebailey3504]

Always a great way to end the day by listening to Fred's newest encounter stories

[@nicolasglover7756]

Hey Fred!!! I'm checking in from Memphis. Whenever I see that you've made a post I'm like yeah it's time to sit down and listen. Salute mane. Peace and Love brother.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska buddy

[@charlessmoak]

I hope that you and Doug Hajicek can work together on some projects. I think it could benefit the subject .This, as always, is delivered perfectly. Thank you, always.

[@katana777888]

Wow that is for certain a completely different scenario .That's strange its a good thing it just let him be and went on its on way to wherever. That's scary and freaky at the same time. I think many would have had heart attack after the charge itself. Thanks for story Fred.🙈🙉🙊

[@zeke1eod]

Thanks for the share. That would be extremely terrifying. I'm glad he was ok. Stay safe, and God bless

[@RichardGofourth]

I get so happy when I see Fred killer bigfoots, good work today.

[@christophertugmon992]

Large dark things hauling azz up the bluff toward me will be met with large caliber resistance and/or a wet spot on the ground & a dust trail! No thank you. Great interview with Doug H. Peace !

[@jlhenderson6878]

Thanks, Fred! ❤ Enjoyed your interview with Doug Haichek (sorry, I know I’m spelling his name wrong). 😊

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us there , I appreciate it sincerely

[@kaytalk9448]

I soo agree!!! It was great seeing Fred on Doug's show...enjoyed every minute of it💙

[@jlhenderson6878]

@@kaytalk9448 Me too. Enjoyed it immensely. I’ve heard Fred’s personal encounter several times and it always creeps me out.

[@RoxyanneYoung]

Brief, but horrifying. I’m glad you’re getting so much air time, Fred. You really are a great storyteller.

[@robertdoyle240]

Hi Fred thank you so much for your awesome shows

Usually I spare your videos for drive to work. That's a solid 40 minutes for me and the same home every day. But this time I was jumping on it. Bone chilling as always.

[@nobody-wo5cc]

Oh my! You don't know how I've waited and checked for my favorite channel on utube 😊❤❤ to finally reveal to me a new episode!❤

[@mmalandsbirdies4012]

I enjoy the long video to listen to while at work. The short ones are fine also. I really appreciate that you get to the meat of the stories and bypass the useless information. 🕊️🙋‍♀️🙌

[@kanoray2608]

Hi Fred! Hey theres a stretch of road about 35kms from my town Napier called The Devils Elbow. Its ranked as about the most dangerous piece of road in New Zealand. A local band have nabbed it for their name too :)

[@decembergem4598]

Thank you Toby for sharing your encounter, no matter how brief it was. Thank you Toby's cousin for encouraging Toby to reach out to Fred. Thanks Fred, take care play safe. Loved seeing your pupper.

[@whattheflock8923]

Just stopped to give it a like. I’ll watch when I get home. Yay something to look forward too!! Thanks Fred!

[@user-vb9sk3do4w]

Thank you, Toby and your cousin for sharing with Fred initially this sounds like a very scary encounter. Toby was very lucky they’re hairy man was in a hurry to go somewhere else Fred thank you for another story. I particularly like the very long stories rather than the short ones, you got the best channel on KZbin. Keep all these encounter stories coming Fred I love your show, brother Fred.

[@sharonrose1226]

Jeez-Louise! What a horribly scary experience! Thanks for sharing, Toby. So happy you came out of that encounter alive. WOW! Thanks, Fred for sharing this. Hope you’re getting better Spring weather up there. If it wasn’t for so much rain here in NE Indiana, it would be really nice. Spring flowers are up and trees are budding beautifully. Stay safe out there.

[@editingreality4779]

Thanks Fred you keep rocking them out and what’s amazing is you remember these encounters and you don’t read a script or anything written. That’s what makes these so awesome to hear. Because they’re real

[@daleevans4261]

That was another great episode. Short or long, it doesnt matter to me. I love them all. Thank you for all you do Fred. I love this channel.

[@Juanita6173]

"Realizing that's just a human, of no concern of mine" yeah us lowly humans! That's probably how we could be viewed. I learned the closer the contour lines on a topographic map means its becomes steeper, that map you showed was like a good cliff that the hairy man scaled with no effort. Thank you Fred for retelling your eyewitness account.

[@CAPMARK123]

Thanks Fred.....any story from you is great. ❤😊

[@bradleymadosh911]

Thank you Toby and Fred for Sharing this encounter

[@Skidderoperator]

Thanks!

[@tracipetroff1612]

Opened up my KZbin this morning and you popped up first and it put a big smile on my face……. Always love your storytelling Fred!!! Your amazing!! Your like the friend you see once a week that came over to shoot the shit and drink a beer and catch up on everything that’s been going on all week…….. good to see ya lol

[@user-yw9pv4rt1m]

Well this guy picked a bad place and time to go for a hike with no protection,any place with devil or hell definitely bring a weapon!! Another great encounter Fred thank you!

[@MC_Mookie]

Thank you Toby for sharing your story. What an amazing random chance encounter, albeit a little scary. I pray it hasn’t stopped you from still going out bush. As always Fred, great narration 🤙 Cheers.

[@loisblais3431]

Hi Fred. Just got cozy and warm after a horrible cold rain in southern Ontario, ready to watch your video. I really appreciate the maps you insert for us. The strength of those roar screams must be so intimidating. Can’t imagine one just standing over me, just can’t. I sincerely hope Toby has had some help to process this encounter. I hated to hear his encounter was “explained away”. That’s so damaging to the core being. Thank you Fred for helping folks heal. Just going to watch you on untold radio, now. I really love to see you on the different channels. Awesome.

[@daleprokopiuk9400]

Thank-you Fred for sharing! I always enjoy listening to your stories! They are definitely fascinating. And there is also some scary encounters too!

[@kimerickson1353]

Haha, there is NO WAY I'd EVER want to be in Toby's shoes!! Thank heavens it didn't end badly. Thanks Toby & Fred!

[@blitzevans4273]

Thanks Fred 🦧

[@robinmckindy1325]

Thank you from a fellow Kuskowim river person who is looks forward to all your stories Fred. My twin sister also is a big fan her name is Rhonda ❤

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us welcome to both of you

[@critters16]

❤it is always nice to see your dogs,thanks Fred😊

[@hilaryt8636]

Thank you Fred. Thank you Toby.

[@mickisteele-blair6301]

My question is how did it even know he was there??? It’s uncanny how their senses are so in tune with their environment and then how they can flat out move like nobody’s business!!! Crazy!!!😮 Looking forward to the hour long video!!! Oh yeah!!!😃

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It didn't, it was incidental and shocked the creature

[@mickisteele-blair6301]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch That’s just so damn weird that it came straight to him right?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah I'd a sh!t my pants lol

[@mickisteele-blair6301]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch NO DOUBT! Thinking about that share, it’s definitely one of the most unusual, for sure!!!

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

HI Fred, good encounter, thank you!

[@keithlavallie6968]

Your the man Fred! Thank you for doing what you do!

[@georgiataylor7647]

Thank you, Fred and Toby

[@sanhoff5496]

Thank you Toby for sharing your experience with Fred, and kudos to you, Fred, for excellently conveying the events to us. Congratulations to Toby for possessing a strong heart! That close, suddenly face-to-face with a HM would’ve finished some of us off! I don’t get why the entity looked surprised, seems it would have known humans were in the cabin, and therefore, about. Maybe HM aren’t good at extrapolation. Anyway, TG it didn’t harm him physically though I don’t he’ll ever forget. I dread when people ‘splain my personal experiences, regardless their motive. Don’t see why they couldn’t go examine the tracks, at least. Take care on your ventures Fred. God Bless you and Toby, also.

[@billstidams6658]

I woulda needed a change of underwear 😂. Thanks for sharing Toby.. ❤️😬👍

[@whattheflock8923]

Thanks for the share Toby and cousin. Also, thank you Fred for not dismissing him. I know often times I really don’t like to share any of the strange encounters I’ve had just because it even sounds crazy to me telling someone so I can only imagine how full of shit I sound to whomever I’m telling. It’s almost like I know that they don’t believe it so in a sense that makes me share the encounters in what comes off as a disingenuous way, if that makes sense.

[@johnparog5434]

Thanks Fred this was a scary one, Tody got a good look which was cool but scary as crap. Knocked it out of the park once again 👍🏻. You always turn out top quality content sir , thanks again and as always cant wait till the next one.

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Enjoyed this story Fred... Thx buddy

[@kimjonsson8093]

Nice to see you agen freed 🇸🇪 🇸🇪 🇸🇪 🇸🇪 🇸🇪 🇸🇪

[@michaeloneal3643]

👍

[@simonjohnson6581]

Nice one fred, always look forward to hearing from your goodself!! Hope you are doing well mate? Big love from Bristol UK!! Love eternal people!!!

[@travisoulton9718]

Man I’d still be shitting my pants. Crazy in counter. Thanks for the share

[@garyblack2858]

Golden yellow eyes! Wow, Fred have you ever heard of this before? Awesome, looking forward to an hour long part 2 about Doug' encounter. Thank you for doing these encounters. I love listening while I am out hiking.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Seen the golden yellows before

[@susancummings-voncluck9046]

Always good to hear from you!!!

[@critters16]

You're a great help getting the word out- I'm near a place called Devils Punchbowl - no joke. Seems like if a place has the devil in the name , that's a hint there may be hairyman near.

[@HTownguy100]

Thanks Fred as always!

[@DistantWailer]

Wow.. Right over him. I can see that hair color in my head. Like an akita

[@robnewbold1]

Fred is as cool as a cucumber, in a fridge , in the Antarctic.

[@whywhywhy4716]

Thanks for sharing Toby through Fred. Can"t help but focus on the look of shock on the hairy mans face....which has been recounted by sooooo many people. Which leads me to Swan Lake Sasquatch's recent capture of sasquatches in his sunglasses ...which picked up on his camera, but He couldn't see with his eyes.....this is a massive confirmation or puzzle piece i think....as to why the hairy ppl are shocked looking at times. Obviously not the case in your encounter with your cousin and elder.....yikes. Anyone else out there pickin up what i'm puttin down? Anyhow, glad for you Toby that the hairy man continued on his way!!! Blessings to you both Fred and Toby,and all😊

[@woodsy3495]

Holy shit!! It may not have lasted long for Toby but that's one hell of an encounter! Thats one that could have gone very differently. I guess that could be true for all encounters but being startled like that at such close range, the hairy man could just as well have lashed out from just being surprised. Glad it went the way it did. There may be something to be learned from its non agressive knee jerk reaction..... Each story you tell adds a bit more to the big picture. Thanks man.

[@jusayin9995]

Thanks Fred

[@mastinch7]

Good day Bro!! 🌞🪶💪🏽✌️😎 Thanks again for the Share!!

[@anthonycowles3153]

Cheers Fred 👍

[@funlegomathteachathome1256]

Blessings. Go truckers and railway workers. Cleveland

[@bonnymcdermott1240]

Did you know that within 1 hr (according to youtube) of you posting this video, you had 800 views? Thats pretty awesome!

[@user-gi3fb9ye9i]

Quyana Fred!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Ung

[@gedkinnear6010]

Always look forward to hearing from you fella.

[@hunterburgess4121]

Another awsome story Fred . I am thinking of sharing my small experiences but I am not sure it is even close to worthy of the intense accounts you share . I love that you are a native alaskan and that we live close to one another , I always look forward to your videos!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

The brief encounters are important too , it could show potential travel corridors due to location etc. So I'm around if you're willing to share

[@hunterburgess4121]

I appreciate that . I just need to find some time . I will try to assemble an email when I can

[@coloradotrish7297]

Another amazing post! Not as long of an encounter but really terrifying with it running up a steep slope to and being upright towering over him with dark fur and big, golden eyes! Thanks for details of how it looked at the guy. ps It would be neat to see some more of the pups maybe playing in the snow or in the summer in the open. Best, from Colorado!

[@robertevans8126]

These BEINGS are extreamly fast ...faster than all Earthly animals!

[@leannkennedy6568]

I'm here to glean information. So longer videos that contain specifics are, to me, interesting and important.

[@PNWCagey-Dub]

Dang. I’d scream n fall over too. That’s intense!

[@patricknoble5112]

Hey FRED

[@theresevarney4715]

❤ your channel 😃

[@goonermort]

Thxs for sharing Fred 👍

[@tracyhamric4042]

new listener from southern OH never seen /heard a hairyman dont want to especially an aggressive one from Alaska love the way you tell others stories and love the scenery Alaska was on my bucket list but idk now after listening to all the stories 😂 keep em coming apperciate all your time you put into your channel have you put your own experiences on your channel ? if so i haven’t listened to them yet if not you should

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I have however I'm redoing them in 1 video and haven’t completed it , I did an interview with sketching encounters on KZbin and you can hear my experience from 06' there along with very accurate drawings of the encounter

[@deborahnorsworthy4944]

Thanks Fred❣️🙏🏻

[@susanolson3611]

Devil's elbow is my favorite beach. In Oregon.

[@user-wc5yb1pp6u]

Good one

[@mikejones9961]

nice doggy

[@jessesmith5932]

Much love Fred from North Idaho! I’ve always been fascinated with Bigfoot and I also go commercial fishing up in Alaska out of Port Moller in the summer time. So needless to say, i love watching your videos and hearing these stories. It’s crazy to think about all the people that go missing up there. Makes you wonder how many of those the hairy man is responsible for

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah I commercial salmon fished since childhood, always the Nushagak district and also crabbing in the Bering Sea for a number of years, love it because fishing is in my blood but there's no money in it anymore lol

[@jessesmith5932]

What a stud. That Bering Sea Crabbing is no joke. I did a season Coast Crabbing out of Westport WA. Hardest thing I ever did. I hear the crabbing seasons in AK or lack there of have been pretty brutal the last few years. How did you guys do last year salmon? For us out of area M, it was a disaster. Almost put a lot of people I know out of business. The year before that was a banger tho. So who knows. But anyways brotha, I really appreciate what you’re doing with your website and the interactive map and all that. It’s awesome we have someone jotting all this shit down. And your story still holds the cake for being the scariest encounter with this hairy man that I’ve ever heard

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Honestly I no longer keep track of salmon pricing I just touch base on the return and place my order for fresh Bristol Bay salmon lol