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[@johnbarichello8284]

Hello to all my SAS friends! Wish everyone nothing but the best today!!! Summer is pretty much here so go outside and enjoy the day!!!

[@rumpstatefiasco]

❤❤❤

[@jayvanover4130]

I dont think we are all in the Special Air Service. Lol

[@JulieS828]

Have a wonderful day!!! 😊

[@Saqua2289]

Special Air Service?

[@Saqua2289]

​@jayvanover4130 I said the same thing lol.

[@kaptinkinnakeet1124]

Yard work halted, had to go in and listen

[@brettnipps7205]

Thanks Fred for having a safe place for folks to share. Lorraine thank you for sharing with us!

[@janewolf4541]

Thank you, Lorraine, and Fred for giving us this encounter. You all take care.

[@canadist]

Thx Fred. Deep appreciation for your gripping story telling and dedicated interest in this real thing.

[@scottlanghorst1483]

🦟🦟🦟Thank you Lorraine for sharing. 🦟🦟🦟 I really enjoy your storytelling ability Fred.🦟🦟🦟 Thanks for sharing, Brother.🦟🦟🦟🤭

[@WLeonardAthas]

Thanks Fred for bringing us another outstanding encounter.

[@woodsy3495]

The land of 10,000 smokes was still smokin when John Muir laid some of his own tracks out there....

[@docfromwyoming2449]

Thanks Fred.

[@PaulStanek-rx6dp]

Afternoon Fred. Thank you and the individuals for telling their stories, be safe.

[@keithblount229]

Thank you so very much Fred. 👋🏻😃

[@benderbender1233]

👋

[@keithblount229]

@@benderbender1233 Hey there 👋🏻😃👍🏻

[@josepharcuri8693]

Thank you

[@jerryoutlaw3396]

Thank you Fred and Lorraine. Great recount!!

[@karenpolzin8297]

Thanks Lorraine for sharing with Fred. Thanks Fred for being a good story teller.

[@figgiefigueroa7372]

Always good to hear from Fred . The only Alaska narrator I listen to. Thanks Lorraine for sharing the experience with Fred!!!!

[@JodyLawless]

Pjkp😮😮Tap on a clip to paste it in the text box.😢😢😮😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😅 15:49

[@annabellee3613]

Thanks for sharing Lorraine’s experience, Fred. Always look forward to each post your make!

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

I enjoy the stories that Fred tells for many reasons: first hand information to base the account on, living in the general area in question and understanding the context of the incidents, a genuine and sincere personality plus a great voice for narration. Thanks for all your efforts SAS! 👍❤️😎

[@decembergem4598]

Thank you Lorraine for sharing. Very sad your colleague felt that they needed to keep quiet about what you both experienced. What an amazing job you must have had as a volcanologist. Thank you Fred. Take care play safe

[@Skidderoperator]

Everyone hates ridicule. Some put up w it.

[@decembergem4598]

​@@Skidderoperator True, and 50 yrs ago ridicule was the norm.

[@Skidderoperator]

@@decembergem4598 Most laugh at you today.

[@decembergem4598]

@@Skidderoperator very true

[@patrickdwyer5457]

Keep up the good work 👍

[@sharonrose1226]

Thanks for sharing, Loraine. That was my late mother’s name. She was scared of everything. You are very brave to be out in all that remote space. Sorry your research was interrupted. Glad all of you got out safely. Thanks again for being such a phenomenal storyteller, Fred. Take care and stay safe out there.

[@virginiasequeira3872]

Perfect timing, Fred😊

[@woodsy3495]

No matter how much you have, or don't, there's always someone who has more, or less. In the end, it's still better to give and than receive. Great job Fred. Love what you're doing.

[@carole_lynnebaron5388]

Percect timing again Fred !! Thank you 😂

[@jasonmcdaniel4587]

I have been waiting for the new episode, my life is complete, for the day at least. Hello from southern California to all.

[@Skidderoperator]

Seen the Zoobie?

[@jasonmcdaniel4587]

@@Skidderoperator zoobie?

[@Skidderoperator]

@@jasonmcdaniel4587 San Diego BF

[@JulieS828]

Hello to you also. I hope that you’re having a great day! 😊

[@Skidderoperator]

@@jasonmcdaniel4587 San Diego BF

[@lindaherr8307]

Greetings from Oregon ❤❤❤

[@Tinanbobby]

I hope you’re channel becomes huge Fred you deserve it ole boy with all the hard work and truth you spit brother with love from New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦

[@johnpapallo6795]

Thanks Lorraine... Ty Fred... You're doing a great service to everyone.

[@georgiataylor7647]

Thank you, Lorraine, for coming forward and sharing your experience. Thanks, Fred for another interesting video. Your backyard is beautiful!

[@decembergem4598]

Hey Fred👍

[@heatherdodgin7980]

Greetings from Montana ❤

[@edithroberts8959]

Another great share! You never disappoint Fred! I'm glad Lorraine reached out to you. Hopefully, it will help her feel better about the whole incident.

[@bradleymadosh911]

Thank you Lorraine for sharing your encounter. Thank you Fred for telling it

[@CharlotteCox-pz8oc]

Spidy senses always be your guide ✨️..crazy how fast the creatures are

[@johnparog5434]

Thanks for sharing this with us Fred and as always can’t wait till the next one. Keep up the great work sir👍🏻👍🏻

[@tonybahama6817]

Thanks Lorraine and of course thanks Fred!! Gorgeous weather here in east TN. Love to ALL 💕💯

[@jlhenderson6878]

Thanks, Fred and Lorraine!! I just set the notification for your interview on Red Creek Research (Live). Looking forward to it!😊

[@Skidderoperator]

Thanks Fred, keep gathering info, dont ever quit because of moron trolls. You are needed. Plaster casts & recordings dont make us safer.

[@OskinsBob]

NICE ONE ❤

[@barbiecarneal6726]

Thank you Lorraine for allowing Fred to share your encounter. Very creepy I’m glad everyone made it out safely❤

[@Encee990]

Thanks Fred from the UK although I'm in Greece on holiday where its 31°c (not sure what that is in Alaska speak) but summer has definitely arrived here😅

[@hilaryt8636]

87.8°F

[@AdamDHatter.]

Hello Fred. Hope all is well

[@elvisburton6199]

Good talk sir!

[@Kodiak-TBone]

Great episode Fred, I'm not sure you could pay me enough to go study a volcano. I watch mt Redbout blow .I watch a huge black cloud rolling towards kenai.kenai became dark and covered in inches of ash.

[@akomni-vr5gt]

When I lived in Ninilchik, I would watch the IRS, Illiamna, Redoubt and Spur Volcanos steam almost daily!

[@patricknoble5112]

Hey Fred enjoying the warm weather i hope and keep your skeeters thou 😊

[@felonyflatz]

😊

[@daleprokopiuk9400]

Thank-you Lorraine for sharing your encounter. Thank-you Fred for your wonderful storytelling!! I really appreciate your dedication!

[@kathiwright4849]

your land is stunning and your retelling of encounters is so well done and riveting. plus your dry humor is a bonus (as in ‘hey that wasn’t an eagle landing on the camera - it was just a mosquito…). too funny.

[@runforestrun3014]

The guy who was supposed to be there for bear protection didn't know what he was doing.

[@galedutton184]

Thank you very much for another great video.

[@kimerickson1353]

I can't understand WHY Lorraine's colleague & the security dude went into denial. I mean, they all saw the same thing. Bravo, Lorraine, for having the guts to be honest & tell your story! Thanks, Fred...mosquitoes or not, I envy you...I miss the bush!

[@AimeeAimee444]

It happens more than you realize. Trauma bond can either heal you by discussing the situation or it haunts the people who experienced the trauma. Unfortunately many family/friends go separate ways after a shared encounter. It’s too much to process or considered “an invitation” if you speak about HM depending on your beliefs.

[@cecileroy557]

It's the same with people who've had alien encounters - they know what they saw/heard but they still have times when they have doubt...

[@kimerickson1353]

@@AimeeAimee444 True enough. I had my experience a long time ago, when I was 16, in Alberta, with 4 other kids. We were supposed to go camping, saw the hairy man, & without a word being spoken, we just turned around & went back home. I never spoke of it & I'm sure no one else did either. It wasn't traumatic; it was more the shock of seeing it & realizing that we hadn't been told the whole truth. Now, I speak because, knowledge is power &, we have a right to know the truth & be able to act accordingly.

[@justhereandthere6636]

❤

[@funlegomathteachathome1256]

Thank you Fred and blessings to you and in fact all. I am an ant establishment type of person. I live in Cleveland. We have the same weather only we are 30 degrees warmer. Just as crazy. I love your stories and I get a small peak into really other cultures.

[@RoxyanneYoung]

I’m sitting here in Florida and hearing your mosquito and instinctively waving it away. Awesome story. Alaska is an amazing place.

[@zeke1eod]

Awesome share, I will say this till I die. Why has the information been kept from the people. Could have kept hundreds, maybe thousands of people from self medicating, panic attacks, nightmares, and losing their love of the outdoors. Stay safe, and God bless

[@Skidderoperator]

Heart attack deaths too.

[@AimeeAimee444]

It’s all about control and greed. Don’t wait on the government to tell you what is real; especially when thousands of people have witnessed it. UFO’s are real and now that the government confirmed it, it’s suddenly real? I witnessed a UFO in the 1990’s with my sister and mother. We always knew they existed just like HM/Sasquatch.

[@tmftiesto]

Fred you're the best channel to listen to while driving or while drifting off into sleep, my children love listening to them too, from here in B.C. all the best to you.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@johnwaddle670]

Thank you for sharing Lorain. Thanks Fred for doing what you do.

[@christugman1533]

Hey everybody! Another great one by the best out there. Peace!!

[@felonyflatz]

Chickadee dee dee

[@AimeeAimee444]

I’m a bird nerd! 💯

[@jamesfyffe2610]

👊🏼🇺🇸

[@pinatajuju4471]

Thank you for sharing your experiences Loraine. Be safe everyone 🙏.

[@nextothemoon9855]

Wouldn't it be interesting if someone dropped one of these things with an elephant tranquiliser? Just a silly thought. Thanks for sharing Lorraine & great storytelling as always Fred😊

[@user-vb9sk3do4w]

Thanks for sharing Doreen. What a great story good job Fred.

[@Juanita6173]

Yuck that feeling of being watched, think it's happened about 3x with myself, can't remember. Thank you to your eyewitness, Lorraine for sharing her sighting and experiences, and to you Fred for sitting out there getting eating ALIVE by skeeters ! You're sharing awareness for people not only about other's stories but also for the trauma it's caused for some. This is so they know they're not alone.

[@nobody-wo5cc]

I was so mesmerized by your story when you reached out your hand almost as if to touch me when you say damn mosquitoe😅😅😅❤your stories are just amazing 😊

[@JulieS828]

Great retelling of a very scary experience. Thank you both very much. Stay safe out there folks. 😊

[@robertdavis7816]

Fred that was Awesome have a great night

[@Bevwalters6975]

Fred u put a lot into this,and it shows your getting so many to open up , your work shows it,ty

[@mackenshaw8169]

I heard that mossie through my earphones and thought one was buzzing around my head.

[@Hopeful731]

Hi Fred, 😮great story! This encounter is horrifying and such an unexpected incident experienced by the research team. I can't imagine how you remained so composed Lorraine. Thank you, folks.

[@adamrodgers2377]

Thank you Mrs Lorraine and thank you Mr Fred! 🤙🏻

[@hillaryaustin2482]

Just caught Red Creek Research…..great show Fred!

[@PandoraBVV]

I looked but can't seem to locate the Red Creek channel or website! Do you have a link for us?

[@ritafarrier2889]

Thank you Fred. I always look forward to your Viseos❤

[@jdmo21]

Amazing how so many are so afraid of ridicule. Time to stand up and tell it how it is folks, damn the herd. Thanks Lorraine, you got the guts.

[@meredithgrubb4497]

Those mosquitos sound big like they could carry u away lol. Thank goodness she wasnt alone out there and had others with her very close by. Thanku Loraine for sharing this encounter.

[@talkeetna911ify]

Thanks Lorraine and Fred for sharing ! The human psycy deals with trauma many different way . High strangeness of the great white north .

[@daleevans4261]

Fantastic. Thank you for another great video.

[@treyt3764]

Over 40 years ago my little brother graduated from high school. My Dad was the head of the environmental group of a huge company. They were scheduled to do an environmental impact study on Admiralty Island, Alaska that summer, because a company was hoping to go after minerals (precious metals) in one of the mountains there. Everything had to be backpacked in because until they got approval they couldn't even clear a landing zone for a helicopter on the mountain. They were to disturb nothing. They would study the flow of the tidal zone to make sure a workers town discharge would flow out of the mouths of the creeks or rivers rather than be caught to build concentrations up in eddies. And they were to take samples of everything to be a baseline for comparison too track any environmental impact as the proposed project went forward. So my Dad figured it would be a great graduation present for my brother to become the grunt worker for the biologists, and would go on the trip to look after his son. He knew they would do a lot of unbelievably great fishing between working and it would be the experience of a lifetime that would actually pay and look great on his resume. They went on a zodiac loaded with everything they needed and set up camp near the coastline. Of course they all had appropriate firearms for dealing with the huge coastal brown bears that Admiralty Island is famous for. They mostly ate fish that they caught (halibut and trout) and dungeness crab they caught in one crab trap they brought. But they had canned goods just in case they needed them. So they were living the life at their spike camp between doing the job they came too do. My Dad usually hired experienced outdoorsman as his biologists because, as you know, the geeks with PHDs in biology but no outdoors experiences really know nothing about the outdoors other than what they read in books. That means they have no useful experience to be applied in the field. My brother and I had been regularly hunting with both of these biologists since we were 10 years old and had taught them a lot as we were mentored by the best from the time that we could walk. So these two biologists were very experienced in the wilderness skills and hunting. So the two biologists are going from one creek to the next through the rainforest, which means you are going down a bear trail in order to get through the incredibly thick undergrowth of the rainforest. So they are very alert when suddenly they both stop and the hairs on the back of their necks raise up as they hear the sound of a bear popping its jaw repeatedly just ahead of them indicating it is an upset bear, no doubt due to their approach. So they both get their bear guns shouldered or ready. One had a 12 gauge shotgun and the other had a very powerful pistol (if memory serves. it may have been a high powered rifle. But they had different types of firearms to be ready for different types of encounters). Suddenly less than ten yards away a brown bear pops out charging straight at them at a full run down the trail they are walking on. They both get a quick shot off before doing their best to dive into the dense foliage to get out of the way of the charging bear. The bear crumples up as it passes were they were just standing and they both quickly jump to their feet and empty their guns into the bear laying at their feet. The fish and game officers had told them if they had to kill a nuisance bear they had to turn in the skin, skull and claws to fish and game, which was no big deal because of the biologists was also a taxidermist as a paying hobby. So they skin it out quickly, and stowed the parts they had to turn in to F&G in a pack. It seemed to be a yearling bear fresh from starting out on its own, so it was a good sized bear but not huge. As they examined the naked bear corpse they noticed that both put perfect kill shots on it with their first shots. But they were the only holes in the bear. When they stood over the twitching bear and both emptied their magazines into while it lay at their feet, they were both so flustered that every shot missed. Luckily they kept their minds right for their first shots or one or both would have likely been killed.

[@SASQUATCHTHEORY]

Great Job Fred!

[@thedoc9062]

We know they exist,thankfully for people like you and the ones who share. The government’s of the world are losing the propaganda battle. There is something they fear about our knowledge of these beings, that will come in time.

[@Skidderoperator]

Supernatural powers they have are kept secret.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@SkidderoperatorThey try to control and weaponize the supernatural.

[@Skidderoperator]

@@AimeeAimee444 Thats why they hide it. So they have more power, we have less, and they claim God doesnt exist. Less strength for us cattle.

[@shelbyindianajones3226]

Warm weather greetings Fred, and thank you for sharing, blessings and thoughts to Lorraine on her experience, she is so smart and perceptive great observations

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thank you and greetings from Alaska 😁👍

[@eachtemPublicSectorCrooks]

Thank you Fred...

[@coloradotrish7297]

Another amazing post! Thank you to Lorraine and her grandson for making this post happen. Wonder what type of bird that was making several calls right in the beginning? Sounds like a really loud crow or magpie? ps those mosquitoes look pretty big-yuck. Only Fred can get photo bombed by an army of mosquitoes! Best, from Colorado!

[@kimjonsson8093]

Nice to see you agen freed 🇸🇪

[@alaskankare]

thank you Lorraine for being brave enough to share, and thank you Fred for being the upstanding guy you are, not pressuring her. Its this openess that allows people to feel safe in telling you their stories. ❤ ai went camping in Granite Creek this weekend. Prepared by your tellings. No incidents thankfully. abut because of your tellings I was prepared and ready to act appropriately. ❤

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Excellent it's why I do what I do, so my fellow Alaskan's can at least not be caught off guard 👍😁

[@katana777888]

That one outrageous expedition, crazy stuff, and horrifying. Then they have to, keep it hush, hush because everyone will think UR crazy. And others you tell just think is a joke and UR off. The problem is people are stupid thanks for the encounter and all who shared their experience with you. Thanks, Brother 🙈🙉🙊

[@mikejones9961]

i love Fred's channel

[@user-yw9pv4rt1m]

That makes me think not much has changed since then people call it bears and if anyone got killed it had to be a bear anyway thank you very much keep up the good work I really enjoyed listening!!

[@simonjohnson6581]

Alright fred, cool stuff as always mate! Looking forward to your next upload .....big shout from Bristol UK!

[@OskinsBob]

PROPERS FRED AND LORRAINE 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@genekirby284]

3:45 mark there's a orange red orb that shows up over Fred's left shoulder right dead center of the tree... Am I tripping?

[@genekirby284]

And 5:45 mark something weird is going on a little further over his left shoulder..

[@OskinsBob]

WELL SPOTTED

[@AimeeAimee444]

Excellent catch! There’s something blinking back there on our left at 3/4 to 12. 👀

[@DistantWailer]

Squire o' squatchery 😮

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Wow, glad the people are sharing encounters. That had to be scarey Lorraine. Takes a lot to talk about seeing one. Your the best Fred. Take care, but have a good time out there.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Hey Ms Carol I hope you're having a great time in the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

​@@subarcticalaskasasquatch HI Fred, I'm having a good time. The heat is crazy humid, but can't complain. God Bless! Stay safe!! Messaged yourFB.

[@19Willy67]

I’m sorry I am late. So happy to hear this. You go brother. Mr Spock was a Vulcanoligist. So I have been told. All seriousness this is one high strangeness situation. Wow. No pun intended but logically this is one of the top craziest shares.maybe I’m not tracking but how is it that these freak shows are not taking incoming heat. I don’t want to hear I only had whatever. Maybe I missing something. Any way. Excellent share. I’m just not understanding something here. One more edit. If it bleeds it will die. Trust me. Thanks for letting me shoot my mouth off Mr Fred. I love the channel and the people who are watching with us. This is the real place for people to come to air this out ❤❤❤

[@michaeloneal3643]

👍

[@WhiteBreadThunder-op6in]

Thanks, Fred.

[@funlegomathteachathome1256]

I add comments and give a thumbs up every time. I am a subscriber and I am getting notifications. Hope that helps spread your stories.

[@OskinsBob]

OUTSTANDING..FRED..TOPMAN

[@benderbender1233]

🖖

[@OskinsBob]

HAVE A CIGAR BENDER 👋

[@SwampDonkey530]

Thank you Fred

[@danieldavis8963]

Awesome as always Fred.Your buddy Dan from NZ

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@sackvilletrailing6314]

New subscriber Fred and love to hear your voice as a guest on the other podcasts, recently on Sasquatch odyssey killing Bigfoot Pt 2 at the start when you said “let’s get on with the story you didn’t come here to hear me rant in the woods of Alaska” that’s exactly what I came there for haha! I always love the stories you tell.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@sackvilletrailing6314]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch thank you! I meant to say hi from Fort Mcmurray Northern Alberta!

[@michaelstrauss6587]

human: "hey bear, hey bear" hairyman: i ain't no bear you !@#$%&%$#@!

[@Bisotun]

Crazy how so many people deny what they see. I don’t get it. Off topic: Pretty sure I could hear those damn skeeters.

[@Skidderoperator]

They cant handle it.