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subarcticalaskasasquatch.com

[@keithblount229]

Thank you so very much Fred. 👍🏻

[@benderbender1233]

👋🙂

[@keithblount229]

@@benderbender1233 Howdy 👋🏻

[@anthonywhitney634]

First?! Fred, you just keep delivering. You deserve to be able to make a living from this.

[@Hopeful731]

I totally agree!

[@daleevans4261]

I agree as well. Fred is amazing as a story teller. Love his energy and his straight forward approach. His honesty is greatly appreciated.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Oh my gosh he totally should!!!! I can't agree more!!! He's amazing!!!

[@justhereandthere6636]

Thank you Fred and Steven.

[@HIWWO2023]

Watching from Seattle!!! All videos have been downloaded into my memory Bank!!! Appreciate the time you Donate Fred!!!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I graduated from Nathan Hale H.S. in lake city in 93'

[@HIWWO2023]

Wow!!! Class of '98 Franklin Highschool!!! Non Graduate but been here my Whole Life!!! Your energy is similar to the Guys I grew up with in Ballard, Greenwood and North Seattle area!!! Stay safe out There Bud!!!💯

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

​@@subarcticalaskasasquatch Class of 2025 here ( Upcoming ) Big Cuz

[@Skidderoperator]

Hang in there Ryan! Freedom is close.

[@billstidams6658]

Damn.. crazy encounter.. thanks Fred

[@edithroberts8959]

I hope you feel better soon Fred. Thank you for putting up another interesting and informative encounter.

[@MrPepeton75]

Is the Colombian cold 😂 Jk 😜 Cheers from Chicago 🍺

[@RichardGofourth]

my favorite show thanks Fred bigfoots in Alaska are killers

[@warrioroflight801]

Thank you Fred another scary encounter 🥰And Thank you Steven for telling your story and not shooting a frightened moose🙏❤️

[@mikec.2287]

Thanks Fred! Saving another 1st Nation story for lights out... grew up in Arizona around First Nations storytellers and I love to go to sleep to your warnings and stories...

[@decembergem4598]

Thank you Stephen for sharing your creepy terrifying encounter. No wonder that poor moose felt safer around hunters. Thanks Fred, take care play safe.

[@Skidderoperator]

BF terrorizes their minds almost to death.

[@janewolf4541]

Thank you, Fred, again for relaying more great encounter stories. I love your channel.

[@zeke1eod]

Awesome share, man, that would suck. But again, if we the people had true knowledge of these beings, maybe these "encounters" wouldn't be so traumatic. Stay safe, and God bless

[@willkeith4944]

My uncle was an outfitter in the Rockies in Alberta, I went hunting with him, remember his native guides. They were sincere about their warning of the ,”Wild Man, and don’t whistle at night. Stories are very good, very special , good to remember, I don’t know why more people don’t listen to the natives , show them the respect and learn something

[@daleprokopiuk9400]

Thank-you Fred for another terrifying encounter. It’s always a delight to have an another episode. Thank-you Steven for telling your story.

[@georgiataylor7647]

Thanks, Fred

[@yannbiron4593]

The running tent is probably the most disturbing and the most funny Sasquatch experience i've heard yet... 😳😬😨🤣 Thanks a lot Fred, all the best my man, take care.

[@sharonrose1226]

Poor moose. Safety in numbers, I guess. Definitely a frightening encounter experience. You are such a detailed storyteller, I can actually “see” the the camp setup with the moose close by. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe out there.

[@annalisajones-hurtado9141]

You’re officially spoiling us now. But I’m not complaining, simply just acknowledging it 😊 hope you feel better soon!

[@blitzevans4273]

Fred you bring these events to life so well! 🦧

[@meaninglesspawn]

Perfect timing thanks Fred!

[@ninawilliams2499]

Wow! That was quite a harrowing experience Steven had. Thank you for sharing this Fred.

[@johnparog5434]

Thanks Fred this was an awesome encounter story, really good. As always can’t wait till the next one.

[@CK-qi4tj]

I grew up in the Texas outdoors and live where the terrain is hilly with thick draws, rock outcroppings and rocky creeks. Woodsy and brushy. One morning a few deer seasons ago walking to my deer stand in the pitch dark moving with zero sound because it had rained and the ground was soft. No flashlight out because i knew well where i was on the little jeep rd on the small 80 acre patch of brush i hunt on. The brush comes up tight where basically only a small vehicle can squeak thru. As i slipped along along silently in the darkness i woke something big up. Maybe 3 or 4 ft in the brush to my left something with huge lung capacity gave a disgusted grunt as i startled it from its sleep. Then immediately growled low and deep like a grizzly or something. This is a brand new encounter for me in the woods. I took 3 steps back and had a round chambered in my 3030 instantly and stood stock still and quiet and waited for whatever it was to make its move. It was fight or flight for me and my first reaction was to fight. This was no bobcat, coyote, we dont have bears, we do have cougars rarely but no. Not a 100 lb cat. Something with the vocal girth of a bull or big bear. Anyway as i waited for it happen it did not come at me. It growled again but thank God this time it sounded like it was now 10 ft away. Then growled again this time 20 ft away and so on. Growled until it was out of earshot. Then i went ahead and made it to my stand flashlight OUT and ON and hunted the morning hunt because although I was a bit shook up i really don't know what was there but it wasn't ghostly. Some kind of animal was spittin distance i heard it get up right beside me. I still hunt there but the relax mode is gone for me now.

[@tipluxxxx5958]

OMG that was insane!! Perhaps it was a dogman or a hairy man? Did it (the growling) rumble your chest? 😮

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

Last night and this morning I was listening to the Recent videos and listening to them all

[@michaelstrauss6587]

Yup. I had a small herd of cows and calves huddle near me and my young nephews once. The elk were being chased and they were scared. Funny how they know to get near humans for safety.

[@Skidderoperator]

They know humans shoot hairy man.

[@zephyr1408]

Good Job Fred good to see a Christian brother doing good on his Channel !

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

Here are the Yup'ik Names for Bigfoot in Alaska and Siberia Alaskan Yup'ik - "Yua" ( Cup'ik, Hooper Bay-Chevak) - "Yuuh" (Cup'ik, Nunivak Island) - "Kuskituq" (Cup'ik, Kotlik) - "Nanurluk" (Central Yup'ik, Bethel) - "Nanuq" (Central Yup'ik, Dillingham) Siberia Russia Yup'ik areas - "Yua" (Chaplino Yupik, Chukchi Peninsula) - "Yuuq" (Naukan Yupik, Chukchi Peninsula) - "Kus'kik" (Sirenik Yupik, Sirenik Island)

[@user-gs1vv3ho9v]

Yuilriq

[@jessesmith5932]

Awesome story! I’m a new subscriber and love your material

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@GarthWatkins-th3jt]

If I may suggest, watch Fred's early videos. Maybe 1 thru 30? Fred came out swinging with those encounters. Maybe I've got thicker skin after hearing so many....maybe not. Greetings Fred from Everett, Washington, birthplace of the 747 airliner. GW

[@karenpolzin8297]

Thank you Steven for sharing your experience. The fear factor had to be huge with no way out of the area. Thank you Fred for telling it.

[@Hopeful731]

What a great way to end the day with another remarkable Hairy Man story. As always well delivered, whereas I can picture the events, like reading a good book. Get well soon, Fred from DA in R.I. 😊

[@HK-4545]

Always great story Fred my favorite channel. I do not think they go into portals I think there so dam fast poof there gone and they blend in so well just my opinion thank you for all the story's and people's encounters have a great day take care brotha .

[@Midas_kek]

It’s always a good night when Fred uploads. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome Poland 🇵🇱 happy to have you with us

[@user-yw9pv4rt1m]

This has got to be one of the creepyest encounter I just can't imagine how scary looking these things are on all fours, and that was kinda funny the tent ran off . But that's very smart to try use tent for cover !! Wow great job thank you!!

[@dex5417]

The best channel on the subject, thanks!

[@user-vb9sk3do4w]

Thanks Fred for another great story. Keep the stories coming brother you got the best channel on KZbin. Thank you, brother Fred.

[@morgankruse4666]

Rocking them out Fred, thanks so much, helping many people figure out their puzzles

[@nobody-wo5cc]

Thanks,i really needed my fix.❤❤❤

[@marlind.odermatt8108]

Another great story and i notice your channels basically doubled in the past few months. WTG man!

[@JohnDoe-px4ko]

Hi Fred. Good morning from the UK. Another great story.

[@elvisburton6199]

Your stories are great!

[@pamelawaring6836]

Thanks Fred! Great story!

[@twohouses2259]

Yep - Point Gun and concentrate on Subject. Focused Energy = Energy Being in Crosshairs, knew immediately where he was. May as well have just lit the Sabe up with a Crimson Trace Laser, and yelled through a Megaphone “Here I am !!!” Glad you are getting this out there …

[@Kodiak-TBone]

Great haiyman episode.had to laugh when he lifts part of the tent & it takes off! I don't want to be a to go bag ! Buddy ! ive gave all my haiyman stickers away everyone loves them .need to order more now. Always listening your buddy TBone

[@SwampDonkey530]

That poor guy, I wouldn’t wish that on anybody. Thanks Fred.

[@user-vi5pb7oq6m]

Hey Fred. Wes listening always. Tending fire tonight for a lost brother

[@swainsongable]

Thanks again 🙏

[@gedkinnear6010]

Hi Fred three in one night for me fella, got me through the nightshift again thanks.

[@lauraquigley6403]

Love your ability to retell peoples encounters & I find so much knowledge in their accounts!🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@docfromwyoming2449]

Thanks Fred. Good info.

[@dartmart9263]

Moose was thinking “enemy if my enemy is my friend”. Smart moose!

[@PaulStanek-rf5yf]

Always a pleasure to have another episode and my thanks to you and the persons for telling what happened! Be safe and thanks again Fred

[@Amar1338]

And Dude had better ''apologized'' to Steven for the accusation .Just because numbnut couldn't wrap his mind around the truth until he saw tracks is NOT a good excuse . I digress; Fred gets another encounter with details that can not be made up . Moose teamed up with Steven when S was HTF . Man if Moose and Stone Sheep and Elk could talk ... SMH😂

[@terryboone3333]

Wow. What a nightmare. Its bad enough knowing that they are out there but not being able to see them until they are very close to you. Don't think so. Thanks Fred and Steven.

[@Skidderoperator]

They cloak, like the Predator.

[@adamrodgers2377]

I would have crapped my pants if a tent took off like some screwed up turtle shell with a Sasquatch under it. Actually I would have crapped my pants if I saw a Sasquatch chasing a friggin Moose. Thanks so much Mr Fred and Steven. 🤙🏻

[@susanbrookman2133]

Thank you Fred for everything you do. Much love, hope you get over your cold soon. 🙏❤🙏💖

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thank you very much

[@NotMolly-jf2rh]

I am such a diehard fan that I'm watching this, surrounded by tornadic storms, hail, lightning. I live for these videos sometimes.

[@Juanita6173]

That had me crack up when you said the 'tent took off'! Had this funny visual of a tent running away 😄🏕 The moose sought safety with Steven and afterward the rest of the hunters. Thank you to your eyewitness, Steven for sharing his encounter for you to tell us his story, Fred.

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Thanks for another encounter Fred! Great Channel. That moose needed company!

[@stevenweishaupt8591]

It's been told in numerous encounters. that these beings can feel when someone puts a scope on them. I don't know how they know. It's like they have a 6th sense that we don't have. Thanks Fred for another great story .

[@judyfultz5395]

Thank you for sharing this. One thing I'm going to say,if that moose 🫎 was close to me and warning of danger from bigfoot I wouldn't have shot it. When it was laying down the bigfoot wasn't near. If it was standing Be alert. Thank you again for sharing..

[@Cynthia-pu6zp]

Thanks Fred...another great story. Low fog level... "socked in" with Hairy man. Really scary.

[@kimdeuville2809]

Thanks for all the information

[@Howard-bj1jq]

Fred - that's one hell of a story. I have heard other stories of game staying close to people out of fear of something else like hairy man. If I were any of those hunters, I would not hunt anywhere that I had to fly in and be sure that I had a way to get out of the area. Thanks for telling is great and honest stories from those that lived them!

[@charleyscaff8083]

Your delivery is like the journey not the destination true terror and horror in the greatest frontier of the US

[@bonnymcdermott1240]

How the hell do they know whenever someone puts a scope or binoculars on them??!! This is a recurring theme. I want to know this answer!

[@Skidderoperator]

ESP

[@asterixdogmatix1073]

The movement of raising the hands (and what you are holding). Hands are usually lighter in colour than the clothing, especially your palms if visible. That sort of movement is well out of step with any natural wind caused movement.

[@CAPMARK123]

That moose knew exactly what was in that fog. He was very smart. He hung out with the hunters to be safe. Thanks Fred and Steven. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@elainroles7217]

That was exciting. Best to you from N. Umpqua.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Qu'yana and greetings from Alaska

[@RobertYoung-lt5ls]

What an experience......thanks man!

[@decembergem4598]

Hey Fred👍

[@bleonhard818]

That experience sounds so scary and uncomfortable. I’m glad he’s OK.

[@Mach11976]

Man that's crazy, thanks Fred and Steven.

[@talkeetna911ify]

Thanks Steven and Fred .

[@ocnightflyer1359]

Thanks Fred!!!!!!

[@meredithgrubb4497]

Moose will absolutely eff u up so if the bull isn't concentrated on u, I'd be terrified of what it's paying attention to lol. Seems the bull was attempting to use human presence as a shield like other animals have learned to do. That whole body shake is so relatable. It's like ur brain and body subconsciously know what and who these creatures r immediatley even if u consciously don't. I bet that was the longest 3 hours ever mentally and physically before that bull showed back up. Imagine what the bull saw when it initially ran off. If only they could use words. I can't even imagine the heart drop he felt when he realized those weren't the other hunters he was headed towards, it gives me chills. It's gotta be pretty bad when a rutting bull's presence becomes a comfort. Thank goodness they found sign and saw the thing again so they didn't think he was crazy and thieving. Such a stressful encounter for that guy.

[@Shannbyvank-zq6sw]

Get well soon Fred.

[@Alexandra0707]

Hello Fred 😊 thanks!

[@Skidderoperator]

Thanks!

[@tonybahama6817]

Thanks Fred…love Ya man ✊🏻

[@jezzusj]

The amount of encounters is overwhelming. Unfortunately like a work mate said to me, sasquatch is the same as unicorns.....the public do not want to know & I don't get why... It's f n fascinating Thanks Fred ☮️💨💨

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

Вот имена аляскинского и сибирского снежного человека на русском языке. Аляскинский юпик - «Юа» (Чупик, Хупер Бэй-Чевак) - «Юух» (Купик, остров Нунивак) - «Кускитук» (Чупик, Котлик) - «Нанурлук» (Центральный Юпик, Вефиль) - «Нанук» (Центральный Юпик, Диллингем) Сибирь Россия Юпикские районы - «Юа» (Чаплино Юпик, Чукотский полуостров) - «Юук» (Наукан Юпик, Чукотский полуостров) - «Куськик» (Сиреник Юпик, остров Сиреник)

[@BlackGuardXIII]

Cool! Thank you for sharing. I have a list of at least a hundred different names from around the world.

[@MC_Mookie]

Safety in numbers they always say. Bet that moose was a little perplexed and peeved when all the humans left him, haha. Thanks for reaching out and sharing your encounter Steven. As always Fred, another great retell cobber. Cheers brother 🤙

[@robertgardner3408]

Stevens buddy sounds like a real wiener real good one Fred Keep On Keepin On😁👍✌️

[@19Willy67]

Interesting and creepy. I thank you for your diligence and hard work. ❤. Until next time take care of yourself

[@collinsmith9941]

I’ve heard a few times different wild animals acting like the moose in this account.

[@robertdavis7816]

I was getting stressed with them Great Story thanks Fred

[@lmichel6636]

You look a little under the weather. I am praying you feel better soon. Thank you for another excellent video. Best wishes.

[@dgb2011]

Another great one...

[@galedutton184]

That was great. Thank you.

[@charlessmoak]

Wow, what an incredible experience. Missed it last night but a great morning watch and listen. It seems that the 🫎 new that hairy man avoids hunters with guns and was protecting himself . I think he may have been lured away with talk so one could look for food in their camp . Thanks again I'll catch you soon.

[@Una...]

Hope you're feeling better, Fred!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Getting there, thanks

[@ouachita_okie]

Good podcast

[@ryand8024]

Thanks Fred!!

[@brandonstillwell9405]

Shades are fresh

[@mikejones9961]

click share, then copy to boost the algorithm

[@graciel3725]

Those prints are interesting. Hope I never see any.

[@katana777888]

Wow that is one, he** of a hunting story glad is was not violent. Hope you get well soon, and thanks. 🙈🙉🙊

[@Blando7887]

bull moose is smart, he knows danger will be reluctant to come near the fire

[@Skidderoperator]

Or guns

[@johnstine2230]

Think this is best at describing what happens thanks 💯🇺🇸👍

[@editingreality4779]

That footprint at 1:03 has six toes. Interesting. Tells me something. If you look carefully at pinky you’ll see another toe lol

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I saw those in person and it's just smeared in the mud (5) toes

[@sanhoff5496]

Thank you, Fred, for sharing another instance of someone being socked in with HM in the vicinity. Do you think the HM had any inkling he was about? Must have, one of them was snooping inside the tent. What he endured was absolutely terrifying imo. Just imagining hearing that hideous Samara language in the fog gives me chills…ewww! Damn orcs. Then, he has to wait while these other hunters get transported out! MG, that’s enough to make a person lose it. I feel sorry for the poor moose who was stuck there. It’s weird how wild creatures sometimes lose their innate distrust of humans when the HM are around. My theory is that animals know both of us, human and animal, are natural to this planet, and those other things are not natural. They may have lived here forever, but don’t belong here and basically, they’re evil af. Going with my gut on this, and I trust what you and the rest of the People say. None of “us” in the lower 48 are feeding them & sure as heck not trying to be their friend. Thanks again for all you do. Best of everything to your friend who shared his adventure. God Bless you both.