4 HUNTERS in Pacific Valley have Disturbing Encounter! | On Location!

[@kathleenfreeman1306]

In 1973 I lived in Auburn, Washington..My sister and her husband came for over..we sat around talking, playing games..at 3 am my sister and I decided to go outside and look at the stars..while looking at the stars it suddenly got quiet..the dogs quit barking suddenly..dead silence..then suddenly as we stood outside ..we heard a loud scream.. sounding like the sound a bigfoot makes ..I couldn't believe what I heard..stood frozen..couldn't move..my sister had to push me to get me to move and get back in the house..I have never forgotten this experience..that was 50 years ago.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Kathleen...for sharing that! C🐻🍁🌲

[@kathleenfreeman1306]

You're welcome ❤

[@Schwackem99]

Auburn and that whole coastal area....I have audio recordings of craziest stuff my moms sent me

[@juliemanarin4127]

I WOULD MOVE!

[@jamesfarnan7456]

In the auburn, fed -way , valley Rd area lots of woods on a rainy night I had to walk up canyon rd to get to fed way something followed me up that rd and the ravine is very steep it was loud letting me know I was not alone .there are still woods in s.kingcounty metro

[@sybentley6675]

So a number of armed men on 3 different occasions went to where you are and had independent experiences and you thought you would go at night to tell their story. You have balls my friend! I am subscribed just on the strength of that. Kudos!! ......and you are frying fish? lol.

[@lipsticklodge7526]

He's frying up that fish 4 the Samsquatch! Haha!!

[@lipsticklodge7526]

Just driving thru there is creepy!

[@editingreality4779]

Yes he has guts. Hopefully he’s not alone like it appears in most of his videos

[@dredgewalker]

I don't think he believes that story, otherwise he's a fool for going there alone.

[@adamzalewski6135]

Lol 😂 love this

[@joshuaalvey]

Your storytelling is getting better all the time,I didn't think that was possible. Thanks Chris

[@basecampchris]

I appreciate that!⛺️

[@purrrfect6032]

Chris thank you for bringing these true spooky 🫣😲stories to us and those that tell you about them!

[@prondlee]

im telling ya, if he had taught my history classes in h.s., i would have passed for sure!😅

[@brendathomas7173]

The fact that you were in the exact place the event happened😲!

[@kathrynharris5386]

Had a similar experience when we emigrated from the UK to British Columbia in 2016. Hiking close to the Washington border in the Cascades at the time and just a shirt drive from our front door 2 rocks thrown in front of us hit the same tree, both times in quick succession. Heard something heavy breaking brush above where the rocks came from. Had a dreadful sense of foreboding and we got out of the area very quickly. Not a good introduction to hiking and we live in an area we later found out with a long history of Sasquatch encounters. Can definitely relate to a sense of primal fear as we felt something was coming for us on the way back down the trail.

[@opalcrocker2143]

You never fail to tell the best stories on KZbin along with the most amazing hikes. Thank you Chris! 👍🙂

[@Alexandra0707]

Right on it!!❤️

[@basecampchris]

Welcome Opal Crocker!!⛺️🌲🐻appreciate it!

[@trudyramgren8817]

What a great story Chris!!! Your special effects always get me like the rock throwing. Lol. This story was so eerie to me. It really unnerved me. It's incredible how we have such beautiful nature to see but yet it can be frightening. The deer story is sad but terrifying. What could do that?? I don't know for sure if the fear I experienced once was primal but it was enough for my hair to stand on end. It was a paranormal experience I once had but it scared the bejeebers out of me. I believe there is so much out there that we don't even know about. You are a great story teller and guy!!! Stay safe out there !!!!! Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@lakesuperiorgirl17]

Great story. Do you ever get freaked out being out by yourself at night?

[@castlelord8995]

You are so right. This is my favorite channel. His stories are fantastic and going outdoors to tell them just adds to the fun. Look forward every Sunday for another camp out with Chris!

[@dorianmclean6755]

Ohhhhhh....can hardly wait ! Sheesh....most excellent story Base Camp sir !

[@kilcar]

Chris, all of your presentations are great, but I feel this was your best yet! Going to the actual site of the event lends additional drama to the story. I was looking into the woods as you walked!

[@nancydroodlez]

Agreed!! More "on locations" stories!!

[@robertwasinger8193]

Absolutely!!

[@lindamckenzie4543]

Totally agree! 👍🏼🌿

[@basecampchris]

Awesome -Thanks Kilcar

[@alecbaker13]

Agreed ❤

[@ChristineA-st7xy]

Awesome story ! Yeah the primal fear thing is real- It’s like a gut feeling you cannot ignore ….I have a background in Psychology and you will also get that feeling around people who are psychopaths- it’s that primal part of your brain warning you that you are in danger

[@franceyneireland1633]

My Grandmother told my Mother, my Mo, than told me the same thing "That if the hair stands up on the back of your neck, feel fear, to listen to my instincts, as my instincts are telling there is danger to go a different direction or get away ." Birds warn other birds of danger in our backyards such as when a hawk is around. In a forest researchers have discovered birds, mammals and even fish recognize the alarm signals of other species. If your in a forest when all the animals become quiet there is a predator nearby, where I live it could be a cougar (Mountain lions) as there are lot of them.

[@theboyisnotright6312]

​@@franceyneireland1633animals go quiet around us, we are predators after all.

[@ScullyPop]

Base Camp Chris is the ultimate adventure narrator! 🌿📖 Taking us out into nature and reading stories right from the great outdoors, it's like a breath of fresh air for the soul. 🏞🎙 If you love both storytelling and nature, this channel is an absolute gem. Thanks for bringing us along on your outdoor journeys, Base Camp Chris!

[@basecampchris]

Very Welcome !! C⛺️🎃🦉

[@GenXvanlife69]

Don’t forget a good 🍺 Beer…..

[@leonorlizardo9174]

Chris you went beyond by taking us to the same spot! Hearing thr stone roll... imaginative storytelling 🎉. What a production and work to roll it out for us. Thank you, it makes my heart happy to be in the forest 💚

[@lynettelisell3746]

Another great story, Chris, made even scarier by your being in the location where it happened! You are one brave guy!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks for watching🌲🐻⛺️

[@theresehopkins1581]

A new video!!!!! ✨ 💙🙏🥲Absolutely fantastic!!! 👏😊💙 We had our 15 year old kitty pass away suddenly yesterday.... I'm sure there was a pre-existing condition.... but they hide it so well.... you would never have known!! Within 36 hours she went from food finicky to gone.... she never made it to her vet's appointment Saturday morning!😥💔 Excellent videos like yours and Cricket Chronicles are helping me cope!!! Between the quality content and the fellow subscribers.... it all really helps a lot!!🥲❤ And now to enjoy your latest production!! Thank you Chris!! 😊💓

[@sherrycolburn1513]

So Sorry, my heart goes out to you over the Loss Of Your Sweet Kittie...

[@theresehopkins1581]

@@sherrycolburn1513 🥲❤ Thank you!!... We're never ready, it's always too soon!!!

[@530MAIDU]

Sorry about your kitty. I had a beautiful momma cat 🐈‍⬛ who never returned home and she never ever went one night without doing that. I had my two daughters go look in shelters etc. I miss her every day…it’s been a year now. I have several of her kittens who are fully grown. One boy is huge…she loved her Baby Boy Kitty. Each one has a different personality.

[@theresehopkins1581]

@@530MAIDU Thank you sooo much!!! 😊❤ We certainly do love our fur-babbies!!! We had another homeless kitty come to us.... and she definitely is a Mama's girl!!! She has to be right next to me whenever I'm home... and I love it!!!😊❤❤❤

[@czgator9000]

So sorry you lost your cat, at least she did not suffer and was well-loved.😿

[@arielleromano1962]

Super scary! I can't believe you were out there alone after knowing what happened out there, Chris you are nuts, stay safe!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks 👍

[@roseyannette2030]

@@basecampchris Curiosity is killing me, Chris, are you saying thanks for the stay safe part of the comment or was it the fact that you are nuts? LMBO

[@Yourmomanddadrbrotherandsister]

That’s why I can’t believe him. No man on earth would be out there by himself. He is just telling stories.

[@lindamckenzie4543]

@@Yourmomanddadrbrotherandsister worthless comment.

[@Yourmomanddadrbrotherandsister]

@@lindamckenzie4543 Put yourself in his shoes or anybody who has seen this monster. I’m a 6ft male and if I had my 44 with me and 6 friends who had equal caliber guns I still would be extremely scared and I mean extremely scared to walk in the same forest at nighttime were I had seen this monster. I believe in this creature but you have to understand also that people do make up stories. I saw documentary years ago were this lady said she got chased out by first 1 Bigfoot and as she got closer to her truck another one was chasing her. She made it to here truck and left but unbelievably she said that she was so scared that she couldn’t go in that forest by herself again for 2 weeks? No one who really had that experience could ever go in that forest again ever. She’s just lying and that’s it. And this guy is telling true Bigfoot stories that he believes and is walking around and spending the night by himself? No way

[@matthewcraig8926]

Watching the sun shine through the steam over my cup of coffee this morning and listening to a new story from Chris. Doesn't get much better than this...

[@ruthcisneros9471]

Great added sound effects! More paranormal stories please! I'm such a chicken I cannot understand how you can be out there at night by yourself? So creepy scary…

[@sherrilong4348]

I agree… I’m always looking at his surroundings for things! Lol

[@johndyer9232]

Can’t live in fear. Live life. Being in places like that make me feel more alive even if it is creepy.

[@ruthcisneros9471]

@@sherrilong4348 me too looking for glowing eyes or something creepy, especially after watching Missing 411 too Lol

[@ruthcisneros9471]

@@johndyer9232Then enjoy

[@benridge6570]

Hey Chris, Yeah, I think those guys made the right decision by leaving. I had a similar experience. Around 1990. Up above Trinity Lake.. Thanks for sharing this disturbing story. Great job as usual, Remember, Watch you're back track.

[@Jess-ef7qe]

That's got to be somewhat spooky knowing the story and where you stayed! You're braver I, Mr.(now I call you Uncle) Tale with Ale. Thank you to your dedication to reliving the moments and immersing us right into the encounter. We appreciate you!

[@Jess-ef7qe]

Than* I

[@Jess-ef7qe]

You're so right. No matter the firearms and/or amount of people, if the feeling is off...... we leave. I'm polynesian/native. We don't mess with energy, etc.

[@_jms430]

‘Tale With Ale’ makes a great title

[@jlatime2]

Your stories are always so entertaining, and I love when you cook, your jokes got me giggling!!!

[@exhibitdesign901]

You really bring the stories to life by being on-site. You should put together a camping/hiking trip in one of the dark skies areas, where it is story telling time around the campfire. Thank you for all the work and effort you do to present these!

[@cchawk6280]

Tours with base camp Chris. People would come 👍

[@exhibitdesign901]

@@cchawk6280 Oh yes indeed! I know I would be interested. Though I imagine he would have to keep the group small for the right dynamic.

[@basecampchris]

That would be fun!! Thanks!😮⛺️🌲c kh!

[@MegaSusanc]

Yes, that would be lots of fun. Story telling around a campfire with Chris. Plus, hiking beforehand 😬 😳 That would be the best time ever.

[@mrmasonry9792]

Chris did my story a few weeks ago under the title "Hikers Ignored WARNINGS and Went Anyway!" Thank you again Chris for that it was awesome to contribute to your channel. Regarding the Primal Fear aspect, as someone who has experienced it firsthand I can say it is like nothing you can imagine. Like he related in our story we were not the type that scared easily and we ended up running like terrified Children and we never actually saw it. The fear just switched on. In thinking about my experience and how it is identical to others, I wonder what it is that triggers it. I have heard that these creatures might use low frequency sound waves to induce the fear, or perhaps its a Pheromone that we cant actively smell but it goes straight to our primal center and triggers it. Whatever it is, the fear is obviously a survival instinct that we have and those things take a long long time to develop. Dr. Lloyd Pye theorized that these creatures are actually Neanderthals or some kind of offshoot.

[@basecampchris]

Wow! Great information - Thank you! C

[@mrmasonry9792]

@@basecampchris Chris, you are the best brother.

[@sheilayoung6590]

I loved your story!!! Also... have you checked out Sasquatch Ontario and his work on the salsa Sasquatch subject? If not you really should.

[@mrmasonry9792]

@@sheilayoung6590 I will definitely check that out. thanks!

[@sugarnads]

Overactive imagination is overactive

[@macjrc]

“Dead quiet.. like it is tonight” …haha (laughs nervously) 💀

[@P.IreneSilva]

He always laughs at the scarey times😂😮😅

[@lisasentich5726]

Loved this one! Great story as usual. Thanks for all the work you put in to these. We appreciate it!!!

[@angelwalker979]

The rock throwing reenactment gave me chills! That would be terrifying! Another banger! Thanks Chris, stay safe! 🌲💚🌲

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoyed it!!🐻🌲

[@BB-ts2gu]

Let me tell you, Chris, how much I adore you and your storytelling. I’ll try to make a long story short. I used to hike when I lived in Montana. This was back in the mid 90’s. I grew up in Memphis so the dry air of Montana in the summer was fantastic!!! I was a young girl, just in my early 20’s then. I modeled and was very active. (I’m currently 50 years old. ) Fast forward 27 years and I’m back in the southeast, married and developed diabetes. Last year I developed a serious infection in my foot and they would need to amputate my left leg. I was so sick. I was septic and on deaths door and had no idea! Thank God it a was below the knee amputation and not above. This was February 2022, and I’m now on my 3rd prosthetic which is pretty fast for the time frame. I’m doing better than I ever imagined. Your videos have inspired me to get back on the trail and start hiking again. I am forever grateful that I came across your channel. You seem like someone who I would hang out with. I love your personality and your storytelling has been such a gift to me and many others. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, Chris. ❤❤❤

[@basecampchris]

Oh - Thank you so much! Glad you are hiking and staying active...good for the heart and soul! KH! Chris🐻

[@joeybobbie1]

Hi, I’m glad to hear you are doing much better and can go Hiking again. Best of luck to you.

[@xtbro78]

Bless you, and having been through SO much! My prayers for good health are with you. Keep hiking!

[@czgator9000]

You would really like the Disney/National Geographic series with Albert Lin, who explores remote historic and archeological sites in VERY difficult terrain despite having a below-knee amputation. He was very active and lost his lower leg in a motorcycle accident but has a state of the art prosthesis and climbs mountains, goes into subterranean caverns, treks in jungles, etc.

[@LauraCook-bp5bx]

Good morning Chris 🎉 I truly appreciate your time and effort and experience you put in these beautiful videos. Thank you. Keep on hiking! ❤

[@LouisianaAstroRambler]

I've been missing your older content when you would hike, camp and cook, so I love that you mixed that into this video.. Good storytelling as always Mr Chris!!

[@basecampchris]

More to come!

[@xtbro78]

I agree, that salmon in olive oil looked yummy! He's good at gourmet cooking in the open air.

[@Oceanaryia]

Thats pretty spooky going to the same place they won't go back to!!!

[@Sanford63]

Good story, great storytelling! You really turned up the intensity by going to the actual location, Chris. I really loved this one! Also, I listen to my gut, if it makes sense to or not. That gut feeling and primal fear shouldn’t be ignored, IMO.

[@barbarahouser2193]

speaking of that fight or flight fear, when we had our ufo sighting I was so full of fear I had to hold on to the barn wall to keep from falling over! When I think of the experience I still trembke a

[@barbarahouser2193]

tremble not trembke!q

[@reasonwarrior]

The storytelling, the scenery, and the beer are always so cozy and satisfying. Like a warm blanket in wintertime or a cup of good coffee with a cherished friend. Your channel is a wholesome highlight of our Sundays and a wonderful blessing. Keep it up!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much!!! 🎃⛺️🌲c kh!

[@Littlevolfee]

Hi Chris. I recently started watching your channel and I really like it. It has amazing charm. It's very nice to watch you walk in the mountains, with all the streams and beautiful trees around. I like how you talk about different objects, lamps, sleds, tents. And of course the stories are incredibly interesting. I feel that this will be my favorite channel for long autumn evenings. Greetings from Poland! Keep hiking! (and don't forget to pack potato chips) ^_^

[@basecampchris]

Awesome- thanks! My best… c⛺️🌲🐻

[@lindamckenzie4543]

Hi Chris - bravo! Taking us to the exact location was a master stroke and gave me a feeling of real connection to the drama. This episode was absolute tops of so many fabulous episodes! For me, primal fear is totally connected to the flight component of the fight-and-flight response. It begins in the brain and goes straight to the gut, the bladder can let us down and the strongest urge is to RUN. Good that the hunters all went with their instincts to leave and no-one opposed that decision. Did you feel spooked out there?!! Keep hiking Chris, and keep safe - kiwi Linda 😊

[@basecampchris]

Thanks kiwilinda! 🌲

[@lindadonahue9279]

Always spellbinding! Can't wait for these Sunday uploads! Thanks, Chris!

[@michaelgawel5823]

Sunday morning coffee with Chris - doesn't get much better!

[@tyrizzleharris2752]

Question 🙋‍♂️ Have you ever had any type of experience while you’ve been telling a story on video? Or while camping and filming?

[@brigitte9999]

No response would have been better than a logo.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

@@brigitte9999I love the logo. Like a handshake from Chris himself. ❤

[@ggghhjd]

there's an older video where he talks about getting spooked at night in the forest

[@TheJoey134]

theres a video that says My Encounter, pretty sure thats his encounter

[@NancyDeBose-r6b]

Hi Chris, thank you for taking us on the real journey of what happened and where it happened. It was for real. Also, you seemed abit spooked when nightfall came as you kept looking side to side. The drive into the night was so epic! You nailed it again!

[@carmenmarcinkiewicz7149]

Retracing the storytellers' paths is such a great twist to what you're doing!!!😊 Having you cook at the end reminded me of your older videos when you would "take us" camping with you!!! So fun.

[@jenniferpanarelli701]

Wow. That was a good one. You worry me sometimes. Primal fear is a fear you don't question or think twice about. You move and quickly. It's a high alert knowing to get away. And not to look back. I really wish you would have someone with you on these trips you take. You just never know when something is going to happen. And it usually does when your not expecting it. I've had that experience a few times. Be careful out there Chris. Thank you for doing what you do. I really enjoy watching . Only because I believe bigfoot is real.

[@Liz-cmc313]

Chris, how did you feel being in the same area as those men? When I hear about hunters getting scared of something they can't see, I think they know their guns won't be of any use. Great storytelling 👍

[@janeanjacobs3717]

Yes I was thinking the same thing. Being there were it took place. Amazing story those seasoned hunters packing up and leaving wow great story thanks to all for letting Cris know and thank you Cris ❤

[@bradleymadosh911]

Are they think there gun isn't big enough. I think if will be a big mistake shot one or shooting at one because they are always others around also you don't see

[@hanslanda8303]

@@bradleymadosh911oh I’ll show you a big gun

[@editingreality4779]

@@hanslanda8303still never big enough. These beings travel in the ethereal realm. You think guns are of use still ?!

[@hanslanda8303]

@@editingreality4779 you must not know what I’m packin. I put out a good showin. Enough to make any beast quiver in its fur.

[@kirklovell9164]

You are very keen to be back in this area knowing what you do!!! Watch those bears,all the best from NZ.

[@sherrilong4348]

You never disappoint with your stories! Btw, I know what I’m having for dinner, 🍣 salmon! Lol quick, easy and healthy!! You always make the good look so good! Happy Sunday everyone!

[@samaraosborne1585]

-> Had grilled salmon yesterday, yummy!! 🐟 Stanislaus area is so beautiful.. Great storytelling!! 🏕️ Divine Angelic Safeguarding, & Many Abundant & Ultimate Blessings, ALL!! 😻🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏼🕊️👼🏻🌻🌄🌤️

[@callalilly2380]

Chris, thanks for your Sunday tales and for putting this one together right where the encounter happened. I watch your stories every Sunday, without fail. Thank you so much for your efforts in entertaining us, and bringing these true stories. Also, thank you for opening your platform to people who have actually seen or had experiences with these beings.

[@ChrisGenXer]

Your creativity is incredible! I love how you went to the place where the story was and recreated it, just amazing! What a great story. I have to be honest, I’m not so much a fan of CA due to their laws, high cost of living, and taxes, but you do a great job at showcasing the beauty of it!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much!⛺️🌲🐻

[@juggernaught79]

I’ve retold a lot of these stories around our backyard campfire. Family and friends eat them up! So it has become a tradition. Their favorite is the “FROM ME” story of the Montana solo camper running after finding his tent in a tree. Townsends, Cowboy Kent Rollins and Basecamp Chris are by far my favorite channels and all have had a positive influence in my life. We need more wholesome content like these! Also, we get Sierra Nevada beer where I am across the country. I must say it’s darn fine stuff.

[@basecampchris]

That’s awesome! Thanks ⛺️c

[@sharonhutchins5784]

I love when Uncle Roger goes to cook with Cowboy Kent. Hilarious.

[@charlottekearn5185]

Maybe not tonight because you said there were other vehicles there, but when you are alone in the dark somewhere do you ever get creeped out? Especially if telling these stories.

[@margeritahorvath8306]

Always listen to your instincts

[@roseyannette2030]

Hi there Chris! I have been binging on episodes I've been saving up from your channel. I have enough saved up to binge listen all day and into the night. You hiked out there and fixed yourself dinner, just to show us the beautiful views and tell us stories? You are amazing, dude! LOL Thank you for all your work and the effort you put into making the stories more real, more fun, and more exciting. You always help take my pains away, too! Oh and when you tossed that first stone, it scared the crap outta me! Just FYI

[@zirala1844]

Brilliant storytelling as always Chris …love the reenactment and sound effects. Always interested in seeing what others cook for camp meals…yummm 😃

[@frankducett9]

If I were Bigfoot.that's exactly where I would live. That forest is as big as some European countries. Are you out there alone? Thanks for these remarkable videos.

[@AlexNHitDogs]

Best video yet I wish I could like more than once 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@nickyionta]

Hello from Glasgow Chris! Excellent account and excellent story telling! Stay safe out there. Cheers.👍

[@basecampchris]

Thanks, will do!

[@amazingcolonelangus4535]

When Chris looks to the right and left while telling the story it adds an additional touch of creepy to the story

[@lilygg8018]

Wow Chris you are one brave dude to be at the 'scene of the crime' and tell this story! Good call for the guys to leave when they did, like you said, they had many warnings they weren't wanted there. Keep hiking!! :o)

[@benfrey2025]

It amazes me how you do these stories in a creepy forest in the first place, but the fact that you went to the actual place, tracing their every footstep and moment in the exact location is leaving me speechless. I could never lol. Great storyteller you are!!!

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you! C

[@traweigand4013]

I love when you cook. It always looks so delicious!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you 😋

[@Judy-fi7ce]

Your being right there where those 4 guys had been and the nighttime dinner back at camp were almost as scary as the story. Actually, 3 stories. Good story telling, and I felt like I was right there. Seems like there are many sightings in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Must be the corporate "office" for Sasquatches. The salmon dinner really looked good. A great Friday night routine for you and Jeannette. Thanks Chris for another Sunday night chiller. The dark road on the drive out was spooky too. Take care.

[@o.l.stegersgarden]

I think primal fear can even happen in your own home. Just like unexplained sounds that wake you up. Most of the time it's something natural such as a varmint messing with the trashcan. You never know whether it's an intruder or what. Primal fear may be the natural reaction to survive an unwanted situation.

[@theresehopkins1581]

They are a species of Great Ape.... very intelligent.... opportunistic.... adapted to the forests of North America. We need to leave as much land protected as possible. Nature needs it's space too!! Fearing and respecting a being that can, but chooses not to kill you, is just common sense!! Excellent story, as usual!! 😊❤ Excellent dinner too!!

[@Linda-c4q5s]

Yes, and we don’t want them coming out of the woods!

[@czgator9000]

I think they are some type of hominid, definitely more intelligent than a primate. Especially being able to mimic human speech to a degree.

[@rvz77]

Its good to see another new Chris video! Cheers! 🍻

[@basecampchris]

More to come!⛺️🎃🌲c

[@beegarzon5819]

Omg the fact that you are on location brings this story to a whole other level. Every moment I am scanning the trees thinking any moment now somethings going to happen, officially sitting on the edge of my seat!!

[@KarynGill-c2r]

I was at Hochatown Oklahoma, not far from Broken Bow OK taking a walk at night up a hill near our cabin. When all of a sudden I felt that primal fear and took off back down to the cabin!! I was fine walking until I got about half way up the hill. I’ve always wondered why I felt so scared so fast. I think you answered my question with your story. Thank you!

[@chazb1660]

That’s the kind of fear that can save your life. There have been quite a few times where if I hadn’t listened to that feeling that something wasn’t right or well with a situation, that I probably wouldn’t be here typing this now. Each time in the moment, I probably couldn’t have explained what it was. But that instinct needs no explanation. Listen to it, ALWAYS!

[@basecampchris]

Yes - it can guide you...to think larger than the moment and what is important.

[@68paulak]

First off I love your channel and never miss a story. This is totally unrelated to what you talk about but I know primal fear, my ex husband was very abusive in our almost 20 years together and I still suffer from what I went through. Loud noise’s that I’m not expecting and someone coming up to me from behind without my knowledge scares me to the point I could jump out of my own skin. I hate being this way and I think I have a form of ptsd from the abuse I experienced.

[@Linda-c4q5s]

I am so sorry to hear about the abuse you suffered. My ex verbally abused me, but when he threw s coffee mug and hit my elbow is when I made plans to divorce him. But I got saved and Jesus has healed all my soul wounds!

[@saucy_celery2012]

This is KZbin not some trauma dump website fix yourself fool

[@AustinReilly-gs7uq]

For some of you folks that have just started listening to Base camp Chris, this is a classic BCC story! Story's like this is what got me hooked listening to him. What a great story based in Alpine County where the unexplained things happen when you're camping. Chris you finished the story with a nice Salmon dinner which is another testament to old school BCC. Thank you for sharing and going back to your roots. KH!

[@PeppersMom]

When I had an experience (just audible, not visual), once I came to the conclusion of what it might be, I froze. I was literally petrified. People say that, but I never knew what it meant until then. I had always thought up to that point that it would be cool to hear or see a sasquatch, but when it really did happen, I wanted to get away and never come back.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you for sharing that…the fear can be overwhelming

[@DavidMengler]

The reenactment of the story is a GREAT addition to your story telling. It just takes it to a whole nother level. really enjoyed it.

[@stevec.8904]

I’ve lived by a motto most my life: Never walk into a situation you can’t walk out of.

[@TonchyShultz]

My friend, I just want to say hello, at the same time you made another good video, keep going, the stories are interesting and a bit passionate..Wow ✌💕🦌🌿🍂👍

[@basecampchris]

Thank you very much!

[@tiger.wolf.2033]

I love your videos, Chris. I wish I could have a new video everyday from you. It is super thrilling watching you in these beautiful places, drinking a beer and telling us a story. By the way, I always end up drinking a beer too, because of you. Thank you very much for your nice posts. 🤣😂🤣🍺🍻

[@copydiva58]

Chris, superb story! I have to ask: do YOU ever get creeped out or have that primal fight-or-flight feeling when you tell stories in the exact same place where they were experienced? It might be neat to do a sort of post-mortem on some of these places! Stay safe, and KEEP ON HIKING ❤

[@duranfan4ever922]

I love the added element of telling the story in the actual location! I always look forward to the next video. Thanks for the great stuff!

[@thesnortgringe5276]

Your hiking,cooking,camping, storytelling format is finally back.Loved every second of it plus telling sasquatch encounters in places where the encounters actually happened is really intriguing.Youre one brave soul!!Thank you Chris.

[@basecampchris]

More to come!

[@yyzttr]

This is one of the best you've done. I think by going to the scene really paints a picture of what happened in the best way possible! Great job!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much 😀

[@AlexNHitDogs]

Wow this story telling in actual locations is amazing! Top notch stuff. Thank you.

[@krazeyhazey7491]

On location!! This might be my new favorite video by you! Thanks Chris for the amazing entertainment! You know my experience, I had a high power rifle laying right next to me, but I didn't even consider using it

[@TheJoey134]

ive been watching you for a year now, i told my mom about you about six months ago and we find the time to watch your show every sunday, we love your special effects you do during the story, my mom has a story she would like to email you about something we experienced in colorado a couple years ago, ive listened to several other shows but i think you are the best by far, keep it up

[@brucesharpe1079]

Thanks Chris for a great Story from the UK 😀👍🏻

[@deborahrambo6565]

I appreciate all the work you put into your story telling. I enjoy your videos. I noticed Wild Man was carved in the table you were eating on.

[@CastleMc]

Awesome new wrinkle of being on location where the story took place!! And back in the beautiful sierras. Didn't you feel the primal fear when you had one behind your tent at night? Excellent, episode, Chris-keep hiking!

[@Rosehurstway]

The best yet! Love this episode. I appreciate all the additional reenactments; ie the flying rocks. The fact that it is shared in about the same location it all occurred. How cool. Stay safe. My prayers for you would be to NEVER encounter what you tell stories of. Your stories would stop. These encounters are real as I know someone who encounter such a being in the backwoods of KY. She’s a reliable witness. 🦍 Thank you sharing your gift with all your viewers.

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

You are a brave man Chris, lol. I don't think I could go to the exact spot, by myself, at night, knowing the story that they told you. It was fun to listen and watch you be there though 😂🙌

[@delaray7]

Wow, great story and very real. Just great that you actually went there to tell it. I certainly liked that one, thanks.

[@jillmontgomery4815]

Hey Chris, Thanks for a telling us so many awesome stories. With that out of the way, . . I m not sure I can cope with you doing the whole , " in their footsteps " thing. I nearly had a nervous breakdown watching you there. 😅 🇦🇺

[@czgator9000]

I know what you mean, I was thinking, so these well armed guys hightail it out of there and Chris is thinking, Oh I know the perfect place to camp alone! No thanks.

[@roxyfischer9884]

Beer can designs have gotten fun. Thanks for the walk around the forest. Always say I want to see Bigfoot, then I realize "nope", silly idea. Thanks for the story.

[@Catkinscat]

🇬🇧 yay Sunday with stories from Base Camp Chris 🎉

[@barbarahouser2193]

Good morning! Yikes already! sounds like bigfoot was hungry for a snack...You nut...lol with your rocket stove and kooky face...!ol!.....so hilarious! 😁 🐟🍺

[@tyrizzleharris2752]

Love these Sasquatch story’s keep them coming buddy I’d love to come on location with u and camp ⛺️ 🏕️

[@BethAldermanRochelle]

So glad this guy showed up in my recommended videos! He is an amazing storyteller. The part about the injured deer, was so sad. I loved every minute of this video, but I especially LOVED 23:49 Spooky! Thumbs up.

[@basecampchris]

Hey - Thanks! C🐻👀🦉

[@davidcolley2855]

You are so brave visiting the site of an actual sighting. Too bad that salmon didn't invite a bigfoot to dinner ! Such great storytelling. 👍 watching from Sooke BC Canada

[@basecampchris]

Thanks for watching David! ❤BC...c KH!🐻

[@Kalani-Koa]

Heck Im trying to catch up watching your older videos.☺️ love your stories👍rock throwng tree falling 🤔 a sign that the great Bigfoot truly exist i believe 🦍👣😁Cheers Chris🍻🌿🌄

[@basecampchris]

Thanks Kalani! C

[@GamaScythe]

I actually have a lot to say about this one. Chris, I've been watching your videos for almost a year now, and find the 'Campfire stories' vibe to be very fun and enjoyable. It's what drew me to your content, and keeps me there. I also would like to mention that I've noticed an increase in your production value. The camera goes out of focus less often, you're putting more effort into editing, and some of the shots (like the two lanterns on the table in this one) are VERY well framed and make for good viewing. In an effort to encourage the things I enjoy about your channel, I'll mention that I'm glad this one returned to form a little bit. I missed your meals (and Salmon and Asparagus sounds REALLY good to be honest) in some of the more recent videos, and I always enjoy you mentioning and talking about your equipment. I'm not saying ditch the stories by any means, but to me you were at your best when it was the whole package. Break down of where you are, making a meal, your beer for the video, and then the story. For me what made that good was the 'we're camping together via the magic of KZbin' vibe and that's ultimately what I'm here for. This video was especially fun considering it's October, and going to the location of the story gave it a thrill. I did realize while preparing to write this that I'd forgotten until now to subscribe, so I've made the effort to subscribe and I'm looking forewords to your next video. Have a nice night, and Keep Hiking!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you for your analysis...I'm always trying to improve things. C 🌲

[@paulrivers7248]

I like the way Chris is doing more of the sound effects and is putting actual rock throws in his videos lol another great video Chris ...

[@christopherg.9954]

This is one of the better videos I’ve seen on KZbin in a long time. Highly entertaining. Thanks for adventuring out there and telling the tale 👍 I would have loved to be out there with you doing the exact same thing.

[@basecampchris]

Wow, thanks!🍺🌲🐻👀

[@stevesuerth6906]

Awesome story!! Sitting out there eating in the dark....then that night drive out.....creepy

[@beverlyethridge5084]

I love the places you go. I don’t think I have a primal fear button. I do have lots of common sense. Like the hunters, I would know when it is time to go.

[@narelleprior6480]

.......Even when your story- telling -methods ARE copied....They dont hold a candle to your respectful..clear ... capturing presentation ....with your wonderful warm cheerful personality! Sooo professional ! Chris. 👏👍🇦🇺

[@CaveCreek101]

I’m waiting for big foot to join you for salmon 😂 hoping one day you’ll catch a video of the beast . Thanks again for another great story

[@jimbobshambles]

You’re recounting this story and you’re in the same area alone?!? Brave man.

[@nancydroodlez]

I love the way you filmed this video. Like a documentary style story, bringing the location of the story and walking us through the hunters' experiences! 🌙🌠🌲🏕 KH!

[@michael-ms4ho]

Great story Chris really cool that you were actually at that location

[@ginaevlogs]

One of your best yet, Chris. Your storytelling is unmatched. This is a beautiful location. I really enjoyed your hike through the campground and giving us a visual of where things happened. I like watching you cook by the campfire, too. I don’t blame you for not spending the night there after that spooky story. You’re a brave soul for trekking down Ebbetts at night!