#5 AGULUWOK RIVER CHASE

These events occured in 1998 in the WOOD/TIKCHIK STATE PARK. This area back home has a long history of encounters.

[@jaymac5346]

The folks at HTH shared your channel. I have subbed. Thank you for sharing. I grew up in the Cascade mountains, near Mt. Rainer. Worked in Cold Bay, AK as a 19 year old woman. Had to be tough to do that. When I turned 23 my Mama died and my Dad took his broken heart to Alaska and became an Alaskan bush pilot. That’s where I got my toughness. Love the channel!

[@randlecarr3257]

I’m here because of Steve at How to Hunt also. I also grew up in WWa, and am doing work in Aleutians! These tales are great. Happy to be here

[@herenow2895]

I missed Steve sharing this channel, but someone in the comments mentioned Fred in Alaska. I'm glad they did.

[@fionalouise4998]

Here also from HTH channel.. Loving the stories

[@morgankruse4666]

Snohomish County checking in, I'm here because of Steve also.

[@johncarlson3081]

I live on Maui now, but I grew up in Snohomish County WA. And I came here after hearing about you from the HTH channel. Great job 👍

[@amuddymoose]

Your buddy was in a state of shock which I can understand 100%…it’s a life changing encounter.

[@edithroberts8959]

I love how you say "I digress" .😊 But, I for one wish you would keep going. What you are saying at that point adds to the story.

[@aprilevangelist6415]

So true!

[@jmartin5679]

i watched your video for the first time two weeks ago. and since then you have become my all time favorite yputuber! Fred you have a real gift chatting with people. i really love your stories with such honesty and clairty. i love you brother. . hope to meet you some day. Peace and love

[@editingreality4779]

Straight forward and no nonsense. Just being himself no fluff here that’s for sure

[@Kingfisher1060]

Yup Fred it is a proven fact that the 1st night in the Bush on your holiday vacation you always drink too much. We used to go fishing in Canada and every time the 1st night in camp we all overdid it. I can tell you that my time in Canada one upon a time I drink so much I almost peeled all the Chrome of my buddy's trailer hitch yep We used to call Brown liquor Brown and that did it each and every time very funny and interesting episodes you've got here can't get enough. I would love to hear of Of your hunting and fishing trapping episodes as well I'm sure they're loaded with awesome content too!!

[@rfastkats924]

Another great encounter retold! I look up on Google Earth the area you mention before I watch your video so I can get a better idea in my mind the kind of terrain the incident happened in. If I am lucky somebody has pinned a picture near the encounter. Some beautiful country Alaska has to offer.

[@JohnIniguez-xt2pv]

Outstanding, great story telling. Bryan was funny. All funny in hindsight, glad you are all safe. Attitude of gratitude 🙏

[@marysmith-ke6pk]

Ok Fred… I love it when you say quietly “ I digress” l laugh now every time you fall into it. !😂

[@markroberts7001]

"Would've been beautiful rugs" got me good. Id like to have a nice HM rug beside it too

[@Bomber411]

This was such a great encounter story! Wow, was that ever intense, eh?! I've heard stories about the Alaskan beasts. They're definitely different temperament than other places in the world, and I know they're different everywhere, but Alaska is a horse of different colour. I'd bet all I had on there being more than just Sasquatch up there too, based on some stories shared. Nothing to mess with. Can't believe those guys weren't even armed for bear. Wtf!? I wouldn't go anywhere in Alaska unarmed. Bet they never will again. Can't wait to see your documentary you mentioned. That's gonna be a good watch! Stay safe.

[@galedutton184]

That was a great episode. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you.

[@kfer9249]

My oldest son moved up to Alaska nine years ago. He works in Anchorage at an all-seasons bike shop but spends a lot of time alone in parks and off away on mountains. I worry about him but he was always cautious as a farm boy and is retty physically capable. I don't think he packs a gun with him though he does know how to shoot, courtesy of his cousin who was stationed at Kodiak in the Coast Guard. I haven't spoken to my son in years---his choice--but I hope he takes care while having his adventures.😨

[@dartmart9263]

I understand completely what it’s like to see a strong man broken by pressures and tribulations. It’s extremely unnerving and hurts you to the core.

[@janetp5156]

I love your storytelling, Fred, i feel like we’re sitting in the same room. Even when you “digress” LOL-fresh and unscripted, straightforward. The best, love the channel!

[@anne8869]

Thanks Fred for another fascinating, freaky, scary & educational upload. Your videos always have me on the edge of my seat! Looking forward to the documentary & please stay safe out there

[@swtp1966]

I so absolutely, with relish (as An isolated rural native gal), Love your frank openness. So many humans are editorial in regards to alcohol (I e. Sips, hangovers, etc), most likely: in fear of dismissive ignorance. I myself have learned to edit my output and get along in my environment, mostly 99% white settler properties, so listening to you and what you have to say is so indelible..Keep on keeping on!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I used to care about judgment from others however I realized I was muzzling myself, and decided I couldn't do that and be genuinely happy so I said f**k em if they don't like it lol , any questions feel free to email me or call me at 907-315-7965 during daytime hours Thanks for joining us here and greetings from Alaska 😁 Fred

[@JonathanMartinez-lv3xb]

Found you through sketching encounters, and i feel like I've finally come home 😊 this is absolutely great!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@christopherlauer7226]

I'm glad I found you..enjoy your videos. Keep'em coming. Stay away from the cities. Got bullet holes in my walls an doors. You an your loved ones are better off where the almighty put you. Cant go outside an enjoy parks or attractions. I'm envious. Keep going brother enjoy your stories. Hopefully it doesn't scare people from enjoying the woods.

[@WarrenHolly]

What city do you live in?

[@obelus5985]

I'm getting a lot of good information from you, thank you. We had a lot of activity (noise mainly: whooping, wooing, whistling, screams, bird calls, wood knocks, and once talking) around here a year ago and not knowing anything about these creatures, but quietly observing, I've come to the same conclusions. Your information is vindicating. One showed itself to me one morning when I was out filling the bird feeder. It had to know I was out there. I slammed the door to the house behind me and the bird feeder is metal so that clanged shut. It heard me FOR SURE. It was in my neighbor's wood to my east standing in the brightly lit clearing. It stood there and let me stare at it as long as I wanted. The thought occurred to me that there might be another one coming up behind (just like you thought) so I scampered into the house and locked the door and grabbed my binoculars...it was gone. One early morning, in the 4 am hour, my dog and I were out in the back (me drinking coffee, he was doing his business). It was pitch black. This is before I was certain they were around. When the dog returned and hopped up on the deck there was a deep, gurgly growl RIGHT OFF THE DECK. That thing was within feet of me. We quickly backed into the house. NEVER will go out alone in the dark again. We put up 14 motion sensitive LED floods.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

Scott carpenter says thats a effective way to keep them away from the house and cut all trees and large bushes back. Now how do you keep your dog protected? Or has your dog made new friends?

[@obelus5985]

@@darrickmalloy6909 Thank you for the advice. We followed it...big time. We cut brush for weeks and piled it. It took 7 people and one tree service chipper a total of 8 hours to chip it all (made great mulch). I never worked so hard in my life all that time. But those things are motivating. I used a lot of it to make paths through our little wood so I have access to keep everything cut back. That took months and a lot of sweat. People say it looks like a state park. My dog does run to my neighbor's fence behind our barn almost as soon as we go outside. Their wood is not cleared. It's a tangled mess and that's where I clearly saw that one in the daytime. After finding out these things were around it was alarming. But now I wonder if they weren't making friends with him so he wouldn't bark like you suggest. They are creepy lurking around. I think the only reason they "befriend" people is because they want something. Food or worse. Thank the Lord, we haven't heard or seen them since last summer. Only one foot print in the early spring. It was a good one. I got a shot and sent it in to The Facts How to Hunt channel. I wish I could share it with you here. Thank you for your kindness in reply. It's good to talk about this awful experience freely.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@obelus5985 believe it or not im a city dude but I have been listening to these channels for about 7 years and I believe we have to share any information we have to help each other. If your dog has a relationship with them I believe its because when they first encountered each other your dog was probably not aggressive it probably greeted it in a playful manner. I dont believe you get a chance to mend a relationship with them. How it starts is normally how it is. If I was the outdoorsman type at the beginning of the woods I would try to communicate either verbally or mindspeak let them know my intentions and explain the weapon is not to do them harm. If im taking something from the forrest whether its wood or something eatable I would establish a place in the woods that I could leave gifts like toys anything you made with your hands stones be creative. I would rather coexist than anything negative. Even if I had a bad experience before I would start shooting at them I would try to make things better first. Keep a eye on your dog.

[@obelus5985]

@@darrickmalloy6909 I wrote you a long chatty answer yesterday and as I was proof reading it...poof! Disappeared. I often delete posts like this. What am I doing wrong? Agreed, the more information we share the better. One wonders how many people died because of the government coverup. If people were forewarned they could avoid these creatures for the most part. The dog OFTEN runs behind the barn to the fence line to my neighbor's natural wooded property. It's dark and creepy there. Did the Sasquatch give him snacks to keep him quiet? You're right he's not a barky aggressive type. And thank you for your wise words, we do try to keep an eye on him. My next door neighbor had a dog "gutted." They blamed their next door neighbor's dogs. But those two are fat, old and friendly. No way it was them. The dog that was killed was a pit bull. Draw your own conclusions. I did talk to them on several occasions...perhaps I was talking to myself (tee hee, who knows?). One morning I started a deer and I heard a disgusted grunt melting into a growl. Sounded like a grouchy old man. I said, "I'm sorry that I interrupted your hunt." Another time I saw red eye shine and said, "You know I can see you right?" I've also said, "I like the feathers." They've brought us gifts when they were emptying the bird feeder each night. Bundles of feathers (there's quite a collection now), decorative rocks (2 black, 2 white), once a beautiful butterfly wing and oddly tennis balls...lots of them. I don't want a relationship with them. They smell like homeless people. They creep and lurk about like stalkers. No thank you...yuck. Live and let live. They seem to have gone away and it's peaceful here now.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@obelus5985 yes pits are very aggressive when it comes to their territory. Well at least your not being targeted by them. They must not realize how intense their presence is. Maybe let them know how they make you feel. I wonder why some smell and some don't. Let me ask you this? I have no experience with these beings but when you think they are using minkspeak to communicate with you is it your regular voice in your head. Mines sounds like me or my voice or is it a different voice any accent?

[@vicarious1]

So glad Brian had you there for support and wisdom. Good friend

[@lunarscout1]

Thanks! Great Narrations

[@lanitabryant2374]

Enjoyed hearing about your Sasquatch encounters. You can tell bird or animal imitations once you’ve heard them enough. Keep up sharing. We all want to know the truth about these people. LaNita🙋‍♀️👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@johnotruba3507]

Love to hear another hunter who doesn't think hunting is sitting in a stand and waiting.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

yeah I've never sat still on a hunt , I love the stalk

[@martin.c.drasmussen6425]

good story and thank you for sharing kip goven strong love the channel Danmark martin cd

[@troys6096]

I know a guy who got two night time visits at the outhouse. 😆 Scary but funny. Takes the word "bathroom run" into entirely different direction.

[@forestspiritsforaging]

Last Wednesday I got a picture of one that made itself look like a pine tree from about 150yds away on the other side of a river.

[@peterlattanzi4660]

Hi Fred, Another great encounter story. I felt like I was there with your narration. 👍👍

[@dartmart9263]

I was reading how the Mongols of the Middle Ages would use horns to create reverberating sounds in the 18-20 Hz range that incites fear and confusion. This would unnerve their enemies before battle and take the vigor out of them. I think that’s what these bastards are doing. They are using various tactics to cause sleep deprivation and a constant state of fear. That is an act of war, and they need to be taught a lesson. Just letting them put you on the defensive all the time does not discourage them from repeating their attacks on others over and over again.

[@user-jg6pj1fg2q]

Very poignant closing. Thank you again Fred. You're appreciated very much👍

[@kurtmyers9740]

Fred grew up on mile 43 parks highway between Wasilia and Palmer. I have been gone for forty years but come back often for family. Love your podcast and have a story or two that I could tell.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Email me at [e-mail] or give me a call my number should be in channel description if not Email me and tell me about it 👍

[@peppercat8718]

I’ve never seen the Hairy Man but I’m a believer. Great content Fred, thanks for sharing your encounters ❤

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Definitely, welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@adriennemiller1642]

Chilling encounters. ..your advice - well said & sobering.

[@robertbarrientos3130]

THIS PARTICULAR ECOUNTER WAS SPELL BINDING IT WAS LIKE READING A SCARY NOVEL IT HAD ME AT ALMOST THERE ESPECIALLY WITH BRYAN FREAKING OUT ALMOST FEEL THE INTENSE DANGER OF HAVING THOSE BIGFOOTS FOLLOWING YOU GUYS ..I MUST SAY IT WAS VERY INTENSE MOMENTS AND SO DANGEROUS AS WELL.. WOW"..

[@Excellentness]

Awesome Fred

[@gregoryjones2003]

> Man, We are Americans that live,? I think 4500 miles away? East Coast USA R.I. I what to jump in that canoe and Hang out with you Brother. The little piece you said about surviving that was good, I think the same way. I am going to do anything to stay alive. It must be Savage up there. 🌎🛶👈🏻🌞🌦🪵 just been binge watching. 🇺🇲

[@jezzusj]

Im bindge watching one by one, great channel dude, much appreciation for your time and effort ☮️💨💨

[@trentstandingrock516]

Man i love this channel. My favorite channel used to Sasquatch Chronicles with Wes but man, this one has just taken that top spot. Sorry Wes, yours is second now. I can't stop listening to these encounters.

[@kathleenalbrecht7043]

Me too. The best part for me is that neither are struggling for evidence. They have their evidence like anyone who has seen hairy man. The point is be careful, be aware. I love that!!

[@jeffbell9256]

Love it brother please be careful 🙏

[@herenow2895]

Good advice there Fred.

[@jimwatts4901]

These things have there own way of thinking , very few are friendly and I don't care to actually see one up close , at a good distance...maybe ? But they definitely are not friendly forest Giants. To me , since I was a kid , it's just c'mon sense , they can and do exist.

[@marksuper3802]

I like the way Fred tells stories.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks

[@Random-JustAnother]

Wow, pretty amazing story!

When somebody ask me like: ''Hey man! Do you really believe in Sasquatch?'' I always answer ''I know about them and I cautious in the outdoors where I need to do because people we trust in each other with our life were warn me about them''. Very same goes for Dogman. None of them good but I better worry about that SOB between the two.

[@Riker-ER]

They hate motor noises of any kind & are quite territorial. Good swimmers too. You did good to keep Brian from freaking out. (plenty of room in the lower 48).

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Why would I want to go to the lower 48 , and where did you get your PhD in hairy man behavior?, I didn't see you in the bushes studying it? Where did you get it buddy I'm just curious 🤔

[@Riker-ER]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch After you listen to 1000's of encounters with many of the same patterns, it points to certain conclusions., such as angry actions due to machine noises. What I mean is that there is plenty of forests down here to support them & no shortage of encounters.

[@teresadvorak6145]

I've read somewhere that, there was a forest fire & several were treated for burn victims. It was noted & said, they have extreme healing abilities

[@angeliquebenham9795]

Omg that's the stuff nightmares are made of! I wish someone made a movie about this.

[@teresadvorak6145]

There are hundreds of movies of the Sasquatch People. Go through them to see which ones are more realistic. Have fun 😊... oh unless ya want to just go out there & get your own information 👀👁

[@hardasnails11b]

Love hearing your personal experiences and thoughts Brother. Thank you Fred. Head on a swivel and keep an eye on your six.

[@OSHAJobHazardMitigation]

I know you’re super busy with your channel getting more and more popular but could you make playlists separating the episodes? Like one for your personal encounters and one for the worst encounters you’ve heard? Love your channel man! Thank you!

[@soonersasquatch5758]

New Sub, love your channel brother! Keep em coming!

[@cynthiagibson6793]

Never get tired of listening to this

[@shannonmarie294]

Ron Morehead, a man that lives in California and has hunted the Sierra Mountain’s since the 70’s has stated that he has found 26” Sasquatch footprints in the Sierra’s!! But from what he has said, the Sierra group of Sasquatch are not violent, unlike the Alaska Hairy Man!.. I have never personally witnessed one, but I believe the story’s from legitimate honest people like yourself! Too many accounts from too many people around the world to not believe it!.

[@joelandrew9688]

Cool, very nice i too grew up in dlg

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

You have any hairy man encounters?

[@brandidobard9458]

I just happened across ur channel. Its AWESOME!!

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Welcome and greetings from Alaska

[@sirbaronvoncount4147]

I’ve been a fan of hairy man content for a long time. I love a great story and Fred is a master storyteller. Would love to go to Alaska (i am from eastern Canada so I am not a novice to bad weather) only a fool would go to Alaska without a competent native guide. Thx for sharing these stories and admitting how little we actually know about hairy man. Peace

[@pinatajuju4471]

Thank you for another amazing share and the wisdom.

[@chuckh.9351]

Im new herre too. Scary stories. They are badass up there.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us here and greetings from Alaska, welcome

[@alonzomccloud4530]

Believe me I don't think anyone will loose interest, i.e., anyone with a brain, this is important, and I share your enthusiasm about warning people. In the lower 48 they have people in the Gov. That will cover it up. where you are you have leaders in the tribes, Elders that know and warn people about certain areas, here when a incident happens the men in black come and threaten you and tell you to say it was a bear, where you are they tell it like it is. It would be a great thing if all those who research this creature would put up and fund you, that is something I hope and pray for thank you for all that you're doing.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I appreciate that Alonzo , I will get the project done with or without help. It would be nice to get help but I'm not counting on it. thanks for listening and sharing your thoughts , Fred in Alaska

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch maybe you can try this. Before you enter sasquatch territory/ area try to communicate verbally or mindspeak. Ask them for permission to do whatever it is you came to do. Offer a gift doesn't have to be eatable a colored stone a ball be creative. If you come to hunt leave something like a bag of apples or something you made with your hands or a small mirror. If you have already tried this method I apologize. I wonder where this hate comes from? Perhaps the elders have the answers. Stay safe!

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@j.j.8741 I mean them things will have sex with anything that they can force to hold still. So does this chapter tell what happened?

[@bleonhard818]

I would be terrified. What an experience.

[@simonjohnson6581]

An oldy but a classic!!! You Mr fred, are hard as fuck my friend!! Most people would have just lost their shit in that situation......big shout from Bristol UK love eternal mate

[@SwampDonkey530]

Not everyone understand how cunning they are. Have to watch your back trail, always! And learn.. distraction. Thanks Fred

[@JPageRocks]

I decided to go back to the beginning of your videos to binge watch your stories. Just when I think they couldn't get better, I come across this one. Wow. I hope one day your subscriber count blows up, these are the best on KZbin without a doubt.

[@waterst9]

Enjoy your accounts immensely. Been to Copper Canyon / Wrangell Saint Elias Park. A treasure of wilderness vastness. Imposing, endless and haunting. Never encountered any of the phenomena you described but if you have experienced these remote places the possibility becomes plausible.

[@perrypresley9630]

I am pretty sure the swamp apes near me do see me as a threat. I take care of their environment by walking an picking up trash along the road and staying out of the state wildlife area. They no longer throw rocks way over my head and do not have a problem communicating around d me. I am in their homeland, and I respect their space! Jr., still likes to stir up some mischief!

[@ForeParfection]

Can confirm I guided in this exact area and we would mess with people making noises. I spent 5 years on the Pak (the 1.5 mile river you were on) never had anything weird happen.

[@someonewhoknows1891]

I’m really bad! I was cracking up when you talked about him, running around the bushes with his pants around his ankles. 😂😂😂

[@shannonmarie294]

I have also subscribed to your channel, I really like your story’s and account’s, very intriguing, and terrifying!! I lived in Alaska for about 8 years many years ago while I was Active Duty Air Force, and I miss Alaska dearly!! God bless you Fred and stay safe, and thank you for attempting to make people around the world aware of these beings in our wilderness!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us here 😁👌

[@carrieb5776]

I think that if you live in Alaska, you're automatically a badass! Lol Another great story! Ty! Hey, what's that hanging on top of the door behind you?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Pesky red fox that didn't listen to reason lol

[@carrieb5776]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch lol Geez Fred, take it easy man! Note...don't piss off this guy. Just kidding! 😆💜

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

@@carrieb5776 the fox was a gift from a trapper I interviewed about his encounter lol, I love fox and Martin I think they're cute plus they're not big enough to be a threat hahaha, sometimes it feels like everything up here wants you dead lol

[@carrieb5776]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch you know I'm just messing around, I hope! I think you are a great guy. I super appreciate ya giving me your time and listening to me. 🙂

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I'm always happy to share what I know, I'm no expert but I know about what I've experienced. Its an Alaskan point of view though, just so happens these things are aggressive up here. So I'm biased lol ,I'm trying to remain open minded. It's hard at times hahaha

[@scottmaltby4511]

Wow! So I found this river. I had no idea you had the Wood Tik Chik out of Dillingham. The mountain range? Togiak? And all those lakes up there? Not a clue. Thought that you were all tundra out there? I'm sure we'd like to see more of that! Those lakes aren't small either. What's in them? 😎🇺🇸

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

There be monsters there lol, of all kinds with lake monsters included buddy and it's an immense span of remote wilderness

[@scottmaltby4511]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch you ain't scaring me! 🤔🇺🇸 🤣🤣🤣 We would have a great time. I don't panic. Train wreck? Let's just sit down here a minute. We don't need no hollering & screaming. Let's just stay steady at the helm here. What do we gotta do? Haul ass? Let's just do it steady. Screw up? You lose time going fast. Sometimes you got to slow down to go faster. I think you fully understand that. Not many people do. That place looks like monsters. 🤣🇺🇸 I been doing a SubArtic marathon today. Man I got to do 1 more trip. Hit as many rivers as possible. 😎🇺🇸

[@fredinalaska]

@@scottmaltby4511 definitely, I hope it can work out because the wood tikchik is an awesome beautiful place, just so happens that real monsters love the scenery too lol, they do have good taste in real-estate tho right hahaha

[@scottmaltby4511]

@@fredinalaska We go there 1st. I can tell just by looking at it. Mountain range out there by itself? I'm spooked already. 🤣 Nahanni in NWT is like that. Maybe?

[@brianmarek6159]

Wow, pretty scary, they seem 2 be pretty aggressive up there but then again these guys seem that way 2. Thx

[@eunice5531]

Man I could see those "stumps" ! Crazy people.any animal is going to defend itself and family. Chasing the durn things! CRAZY!

[@carpetbeggar]

Top content. Like, subscribe and comment folks. Spread the word.

[@777thetruth2]

I’m at the part where the jet boat is up river and starting, stopping, going further away, coming back, turning on, off etc. So, before I go any further, I’m gonna take a guess, and say that these guys are tracking the Sasquatch! My theory is these things have chips/implants , and there are electronic barriers, (like they have for dogs, to keep them from leaving your yard.) There’s an invisible perimeter that’s set off, when the BFS get too close to the tourist area/people, and they send out the cavalry to chase them back into “their” territory! (Or take out the aggressive ones!) Just a theory, so now I’ll listen to the finish!👍🏼🦧

[@rhondamc3642]

Scary as hell!

[@Chad_Rusher]

I'd say the guy taking a shit had no problem shitting after the second stick 😂

[@zephyr1408]

In my confrontation they tried to get my dog away from me “ Willie Boy” ! I put him inside and I came outside ? Back to a wall ! “ you touch my dog “ ? “ Someone is going to die”. That’s it they stared at me thru the open windows ! I left them open and ate w/ my dog ! And went to bed with the window open over the deck! I knew they would not come on the deck ! Makes to much noise! But thru the night the dog jumped up on the bed w/ me craning his neck ! All they did was hang around and they left !

[@96tolife]

Moral of the story: Don't get drunk in Bigfoot Country.

[@pdxeddie1111]

I bet they don't forget that trip to alaska

[@ssilverleaf]

Thanks for the video, have you ever tried communicating through thought with these clans? they are very intelligent they love gifts and will gift in return... imagine journying through the beautiful land without fear and friends to greet as you pass through... easier said than done I suppose, I feel these clan members are playing with you and your buddy, because that's what they do they are playful... you two would have never made it to the canoe if your lives were in danger, is what I get from your wonderful story.. anyhow thanks and good luck.. ohh they leave messages with sticks on the ground perhaps you never noticed? thanks again..

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I've seen none of them "playing" more like something holding them back from what they wanted to do. They aren't my friend , friends do give you a primal fear even without a visual. They are no friend of mine and we would have nothing to be talking about.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

OMG I swear I just wrote basically the same thing. You know what they say about great minds😝 god bless and keep you.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch not saying they are your friends but it takes some respect then maybe we can peacefully coexist. I sense you are truly motivated by fear and nobody likes that feeling. I wish you all the success.

[@mainemermaid6596]

@@darrickmalloy6909 I don't know how they do it, but I know from experience that they send that fear to you. (It's the worse fear you've ever felt in your life, times 10.) And, after dealing with them for over 25 years, and learning to co-exist on our land based on territorial bounds, I can tell you that they are NOT the docile, warm and fuzzy, characters that you fantasize about. They are smart, apex predators, and the males can be unpredictable and violent, so it's best to avoid them. The only purposeful interaction we have is leaving them baskets of our unsellable vegetables in a basket, raised up an old post. This started about 20 years ago, when they'd raid our field and gardens at night. I guess you could say, we made a deal, that they devised. (It was a couple, who had young children at the time, so I admit that we felt a little bad for them too.) Other than that, we avoid them, and stay far away from their home area. (a steep, rocky area, where they live, in shallow caves) We also have a 3 acre pond, that we avoid, because they throw rocks at us.. They believe it's theirs (which it probably is. They were here long before people settled here.), and that's fine. We still ice fish there in the Winter, because they're only here Spring-Fall. We live off the land, and have to harvest trees for firewood. We learned never to go alone, and we're always prepared to defend ourselves. We also have moose (can be dangerous), and predators like black bear, coyotes, mountain lions, and smaller creatures, and farm animals to keep safe. Anyway, I just wanted to make sure you understood that they're not harmless, and they all have different personalities, like we do. I believe that some are opportunists, that will grab a humans for food, if they're alone. And, I believe that's what's behind some of the missing persons cases. That's why I advise family and friends, never to go into the woods alone or without a f-arm. Stay safe.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@mainemermaid6596 wow thank you for the information. So they go somewhere else in the summertime? I take it you live in a very remote area. How do you get on with people? You seem like a very nice person. I believe their cannibalism goes back a long time. And how does somebody change something like that in an entire species of people? Do you have livestock or pets? Do your neighbors know about these creatures?

[@charliemackin9620]

Tomany ads ma'boiiiiii.... No matter good shit

[@michaeloneal3643]

👍

[@warrioroflight801]

Alright I’m watching a year after you posted and I’m new here but have you made the documentary yet Fred? And as I was listening I thought how cool would it be if you took people out squatching as they say here in the lower 48 they would pay you well. Thanks good story 🙏🥰

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I haven't raised the funding for the documentary yet, I'm working on it and I will be taking some people to encounter locations this season to check out encounter sites and maybe camp out lol

[@warrioroflight801]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch That sounds great Fred maybe start a fundraiser on your site and offer to add our names at the end! How much are your trying to raise? I think your listeners would go for it. You’re an honest guy as far as we can see, hey none of us are perfect but I think you tell a really great down to earth story and hey Netflix and Prime would be lucky to have your movie. Don’t be shy you never know until you put it out there and ask. You can blame it on me 😂tell them some crazy lady mad me do it🤣

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I appreciate your support and I'll definitely keep that in mind 😁🤙

[@jaredpeterson380]

Unlike a lot of story tellers who swear they were sober. This guy admits what young guys do. I don't know what to believe, but if only 5% of the stories are true, you have to wonder wtf is going on.

[@samsquach3799]

Don't use the seats on a canoe, kneel. A lot easier on you. Hello from northern Minnesota!

[@joeybobbie1]

Wow, great Video Fred. I can’t imagine what it’s like to actually be there when that happens. I have a Question. What do you carry as far as a good Bear Gun snd Sidearm for Alaska. I imagine it has to be a Big Bore Rifle and large Caliber Handgun. I was thinking a 444 Marlin would be a good Rifle, just because you can reload easily while Shooting. Anyway, I’m glad you guys made it back ok. Be careful Filming the Documentary. Have your best known Hunter Friend’s with you that you know can cover your Six. 👍❤️🇺🇦

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Minimum handgun would be 10mm , and there's a multitude of solid big bore brush guns

[@joeybobbie1]

Thanks Fred.👍

[@bitsinmyblood]

Sightings here in Port Angeles, WA are a thing.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah I was just down that way couple weeks ago

[@randallperry6774]

See Knowledge of the roundtable or how to hunt /steve

[@litsci4690]

I have to ask. What if any rifle caliber do you think, if FORCED to defend oneself, might actually be effective? .45-70? 300 or 338 Win Mag? 375 H&H? Thanks.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

.338 and larger 300 isn't much different than the 06' and its not enough because in my opinion you want a heavy round 👍

[@litsci4690]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch A thumper with 4,000+ ft. lbs. makes sense. Thanks again.

[@litsci4690]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch I now think 416 Remington model 700 for me.

[@CetanZiFelix]

🙂

[@editingreality4779]

FRED WHAT IS THAT ON RIGHT SIDE OF SCREEN ABOVE YOUR LEFT SHOULDER. NEAR THE CORNER OF DOOR. TO ME IT LOOKS LIKE A BEING IN ETHERIC REALM. HAVE SOMEONE BLESS YOUR HOUSE

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It was a background filter that was faulty, thanks for your concern though I appreciate it 😁

[@editingreality4779]

​@@subarcticalaskasasquatch background filter ?! Or is it something hanging on the wall. Really it was a background filter

[@fredinalaska]

@@editingreality4779 no different video I was thinking of, I haven't had time to re-watch it but I pray constantly in my home and have no entities hanging around 👍

[@marnie6198]

I understand what you're saying. These things are real, when you see it,or hear it, gtf, away from them. I'd like to hear of any dm sightings or encounters.you may have heard

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I haven't heard any , others may have had experiences but none shared with me to this point, I'll ask in a video if anyone has but it'll be for reference in the comments, the channel is hairy man encounters and more Alaskan based native oral history, next up is the little people etc, we have no oral history of dogman

[@marnie6198]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch ok, I understand. From what I've learned, sabe and dogman do run into each other from time to time, down here in the lower 48. Was just curious if it's happened with human or sabe in your beautiful 😍 Alaska. I'm listening in from Cape Cod, Massachusetts and will continue to do so. More and more people will open up to you, and tell of their experiences, and your channel will be heard of, far and wide.

[@WarrenHolly]

@@marnie6198 Jeff's channel covers dogman Jeff Nadonly

[@SKILLIUSCAESAR]

I like but too many commercials

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah it's the trade off because I don't accept corporate sponsorship, they try to use financial gain for censorship but not paying unless they "approved" the video and a guy's gotta eat 😁👍

[@Excellentness]

👍Fred

[@user-ft8gg2xf5v]

What is that hanging over the top of your door?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Fox pelt

[@darylogle6696]

There is no positive ROI for over drinking none

[@perrypresley9630]

They are not make believe! They are real!

[@Sduell60]

Too many ads. 2 of them every 4 minutes.

[@KevinStandow-um5ot]

I like this Fred , I am dialed into the advice you echo , Fred, Go toe to toe with a teen Hairyman 😂 😢! Those guys in the air boat breaking down without any weapons , Spear making time ! No knives 😮! Fck that ! Why some go missing . Kevin

[@KevinStandow-um5ot]

Been up the Rogue in Jet boat awhile back , Native friends had nets and had heard some HM up farther wheres it’s gravel bars and dicey , Happy Camp south to Montague or Klamath Falls and Bend ,Saw mill and guided some up In different rivers and heard stories from many sipping after , So many areas to explore. It’s all good !

[@Guillan80]

Do you think they are the cannibals group?

[@WarrenHolly]

I've heard the ones with 3 toes do eat humans.

[@scottmaltby4511]

Where? 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

[@KennethBailey-dp8zl]

Why haven't u been on lately i been looking Fred

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Video uploading today 👍

[@MsTygame]

What is beaver fever?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I forget the actual name but it's diarrhea and a fever lol, stomach bug and the actual name evades me

[@MsTygame]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch ohhhh- he didn’t need that after the what happened during the 1st *#%dump. Lol

[@teresadvorak6145]

I don't know if I'm spelling it right but it's called ( Giardia) from drinking river & stream waters. It's a very very very bad thing to be sick with.