#54 OLD INUIT TRAPPER DGAF!

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John shared his experiences while living as a trapper and dealing with unwanted guests.

[@AimeeAimee444]

For a first encounter, John was hardcore and smart. To understand the dangers and know when to retreat shows he’d not lost his core instincts. It amazes me that they can easily rip those cabins apart yet have a boundary where they won’t or can’t take that route. Hats off to that gentleman. It’s heartbreaking that he lost an important season to provide for him and his family but he chose the smart option. Absolutely have been enjoying the subarcticalaskasasquatch map site. My mind is always blown when you see that HM were way out at the Fox Island tip on the Aleutian Islands. That tells you they can swim and run faster than our minds can comprehend. Yesterday I mentioned you considering getting something to block your computer from potential attack/malicious malware. I’m sure the gentleman who helped create the map will know what’s best for you if you haven’t already done that. Will send a donation as soon as I can. (need a new roof before hurricane season) Thank you Fred, you have many people behind you and praying for your safety. Always grateful for your updates. 💛🙏🏼✊🏼

[@craigjones3846]

The one I saw in Georgia was at least triple my body weight and about 7 to maybe 8 feet tall. I’m still processing it 11 years later. I’m 6’0/230. I think their muscle is far more dense than even wild hogs which I’ve hunted since I was 12 years old

[@andyirons7162]

Can you even imagine guys -----> the rest of the world is doing its thing, living life via a MSM-programmed reality, thinking Instagram selfies and 2% home loans are what life's about, while you're 1000-2000-5000 miles away in the Alaskan wilderness, shooting at 9-10-14 ft bi-pedal creatures ....no one is ever going to believe you and very few would be able to comprehend. Wonderful channel Fred....slowly making my way through your videos.

[@andyirons7162]

PS, get Patron up and running or Paypal by end of this year...that's your goal, time permitting, lol....your content is out of this world, open up your channels for $$$ support.....peace out mate

[@sarahsapp3317]

Holy crap! Skin it and put it on his cabin as a warning lol.. dam this guy is ruthless! Great experience story and great job narrating it! Every time you turn around and look in the trees, I'm waiting for one to be right there lol 😬. Good job Fred!

[@Cyb3rDave]

I wonder what a full Sasquatch hide would go for?

[@sarahsapp3317]

@@Cyb3rDave omg for real tho lol

[@Cyb3rDave]

@@sarahsapp3317 Talk about a conversation piece when company is over. "Hey, where'd you get this rug? It's so soft..."

[@sarahsapp3317]

@@Cyb3rDave hahaha omg

[@sagrammyfour]

@@Cyb3rDave But it stinks like hell...

[@howlongohlord8358]

You are, without question, one of the best talkers. When's the book coming out?

[@Cyb3rDave]

He is the best out there. He's the best parts of the popular ones and fills a void.

[@anne8869]

Yes a book! A GREAT idea!!

[@daytimedreaming8307]

Hi Fred, absolutely intense situation there. Here's a thought, as these hairy men go through generations (like we do) the newer generation in the same area may try to interact with/against humans in a different manner than the Elders did. Hence, like John, who had no problems until the ones he had in story could be a new younger generation. A second idea is migratory groups and that could account for the events of that winter. Take care and be safe.

[@bigpoppa7152]

Dude love hearing you tell your stories most of the other sights are getting old

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I appreciate you listening and joining us here Big Poppa 👍

[@wicheesehead2419]

great story Fred! Easy for others to arm chair quarterback about what they would do! Different ballgame when they actually have an encounter!

[@Jocelyn-284]

What an incredible man! I love the description "5 foot nothing... salty as hell" 😅 no doubt he would of skinned it and put it over his cabin. Thank you for relaying this encounter for us Fred

[@pamelawaring6836]

Hi Fred! Loving your videos as usual! Sitting here in Opua New Zealand on our wee yacht watching you, as we do most evenings when suddenly we hear a weird sound…so we turn on the spreader lights, jump up on deck lookin all around…nothing. Hmmm…weird, so we settle back down to keep watching you..theres that sound again…we figured it out…a mosquito near your microphone! 😂Definitely bigger in Alaska!😂

[@patricknoble5112]

Man I had my ear phones on and slapped those dang mosquitoes off I thought a couple of times I had to rewind to make sure thanks buddy

[@howardfreeland5595]

Great story. We need more men like him!

[@jamesfaedtke2914]

Wow 👏, Hardcore doesn't being to describe this gentleman toughness, I'm glad you pointed out how rare sometimes it is for a person to have encounter or experience even with living out in the bush, make me feel a little special with the others that have seen or witnessed these beings. Wish you and that man's safety while being out there doing your thing.👣

[@charlescote8118]

Hey Fred, you definitely have the gift , you remind me of my friend Dirty Dan who could talk his way out of a ticket every time, anyway keep'm coming, gotta let people know the truth .

[@tomhincks9437]

Well done Fred ur kicking ass.

[@whattheflock8923]

I’ve been promoting your channel like crazy on other big channels of the same subject matter. Hope that you ate okay with that. I’m also proud to say I’ve been with you since the begging and was your 76th subscriber, lol. I think I’ve watched all of your videos at least 3 or 4 times. Maybe more. The stories you relay definitely help me cope with my own experiences as well as provide more knowledge to take forward so I can continue doing what I love with confidence. Being out in the hairy man’s domain.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I haven't gotten your email yet? You can stay anonymous I would like to get 📌 on the map lol , the more we have the better we can possibly understand areas and the nature of the encounters, thanks for being here Casey 😄

[@whattheflock8923]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch I will email you this weekend.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

@@whattheflock8923 honestly no pressure I was teasing

[@jakelight7692]

Man lucky day 2 at a time great job sir sorry I haven't commented on the last 3.

[@avafaye4164]

The title of this one 👌😂😂 another good one for sure. Looks like summer is showing itself up there. Down here in Sitka it's been too hot for this one already lol🥵

[@Cyb3rDave]

I'm seriously jealous of where you live.

[@jimwatts4901]

Dam ! I thought me and my dad were the only ones that read Louis Lamour ? I'm getting up there in years , lol ! I like the humor about the helicopter Fred , lol ! Take care man. 👍😄

[@kelleywheeler4478]

Watching from North Carolina. Thank you so much for the work and care you put into your videos! I love the accounts of hairy man. You have the absolute best channel on this subject that I have seen anywhere!

[@JohnIniguez-xt2pv]

Outstanding Absolutely terrific story. Attitude of gratitude

[@yvonnewebsdale-cross892]

Thanks Fred for sharing this frightening encounter and I'm glad that the old trapper got away safe, he sure was a tough old man

[@judyfultz5395]

Good story, good morning, I'm getting started with catching up on some of your older videos. Good content and some are scarier than what I've been reading from other sites. Take care and be safe.👣

[@anne8869]

Riveting, Scary & Intriguing! How BRAVE is this trapper & super nerves of steel!!! Loving your down to earth & educational storytelling Fred👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻

[@billstidams6658]

Great accounts. Love hearing them. I miss the north woods. Raised in Maine. Hunting, trapping, snowmobiling, ice fishing. Miss it all. We call their language samurai chatter down here. It’s very unnerving to hear. You’ve mentioned the clicking noise they make. I’m wondering if they chatter their teeth at you when they get nervous or angry. Other animals do the same. Keep ‘em coming!

[@dawnrowlands2408]

Hi from N Wales Fred, as a greeting ( more of a friendly / slang term ) the phrase 'Sut mae' is used as shorthand for how are you - pronounced sha my. I was intrigued with the similarity between the words and pronunciation between the two languages. I'm working my way through all your videos.

[@auntie-angie-2112]

Man alive, John is one bad ass! Another intense encounter in that Wood-Tikchik area!You are going there for the doc, yes? That lake chain looks like prime habitat (are they glacial lakes with steep sides?)

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

thats the area I'll be filming on location , beautiful area steep almost fjord like , extreme in every sense of the word

[@auntie-angie-2112]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch seems like a pretty high degree of certainty that you will encounter the hairy men in that area👍 yeah it is hard to tell without a topo map but i figured those lakes sides might be fjord-like, which, as we know, is a place they like to dwell due to its inaccessibility for humans.

[@lightdweller]

Love your stories and your delivery! You have a gift buddy!

[@joeybobbie1]

That Trapper sounded like 5’ of pure Courage. I think to Trap a Season by yourself in the Wilds of Alaska, you have to be a fearless Badass. You never know what can happen in the Woods when you’re by yourself. It’s sounds like at first when they were just Springing the Traps, they were just trying to run him off. It didn’t really turn Violent until he Shot one. I don’t know, maybe he left out some little things happening that wee aggressive. Anyway, another Great Story Fred. I can’t get enough of your Videos. 👍

[@brianlenker9532]

You Will do Great , Continue talk soon :)

[@kristenconway3212]

We appreciate you Fred! Thanks. I watch every night (trying to catch up on all your videos).

[@valswpa2660]

Vanilla shake bag of chips and an encounter from Fred great way to spend my lunch at work. Didn't have time to comment so here goes. JUST GEEZE. Poor guy losing his way to make a living sounds like he's a very tough fellow. 😕 TY for sharing the way you do Be careful out there Until the next

[@decembergem4598]

Well John, I had a few salty native uncles like you. About the same size too. Lol Love them to death . No b.s. just straight up whatever it takes, let's get this shit done attitude. In my opinion the world needs more of you, especially right now. Thanks Fred. Take care

[@bradleymadosh3596]

Made me laugh when you said 5 foot nothing lol. Never heard anyone say that ever. Great video's Brother. Keep them coming your letting everyone know what is going on in the woods everywhere.

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Wow, sounds really bad on foot. That Hairyman dogging him, the tracks makes you get chills. Good tell Fred. Glad he was safely out. Too horrible they followed him to his cabin. Just too much stress.

[@crabbygramma5553]

It seems to me if a Sashquash wanted you dead, you’d be dead. They could make sure the rock or tree they throw toward you would hit you. Or, just run up on you, rendering one helpless in fear, and tear you apart. The question then is what is their motive in just terrorizing people?

[@soupafleye]

they want u out of their territory

[@Eunice-tu3qy]

I think they like seeing the fear on our faces.like a cat plays with a mouse before eating it.

[@colinmctaggart4798]

Keep up the great work your doing. This topic is just so bizarre, fascinating, and truly scary. Obviously we are be lied too and we need the truth that u provide. I’m thankful for the honest info that you are bringing to light.

[@mattyl3072]

Bro, you are the realist. I'm watching all you're older videos. Awesome. I'm a London boy but living in Asia. Love it brother

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us here and greetings from Alaska buddy 👍

[@scottj.4602]

I love listening to you tell these encounters. Very interesting.

[@jerryoutlaw3396]

Yes indeed! Great recount of an old-school Alaskan bad ass and his experience. This is a great one man!! Thank you for all your time and effort to document and pass these stories down. I appreciate you Fred. I can’t wait to buy a couple shirts also.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yeah John was mad I didn't use all the things he said lol, he still wants to skin one and decorate his frickin roof with it , he asked my help and honestly I would love to however that's a major challenge even though we know right where they are its a matter of getting out with it , t-shirts are almost ready for ordering my tech guy Dave is all over it, email me and I'll shoot you the design k

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Use my [e-mail] email k

[@jerryoutlaw3396]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch you got it, bro!

[@terryboone3333]

I used to trap when i was younger. I used to trap for muskrat back then. I don't think that there are any now. Now there are beaver and river otters here. Never thought that there would be anything like that around here in Kentucky. I guess the only thing left to move in here are brown bears and mule deer. We have some elk, black bears and eagles and a few wolves. We even have someone raising buffalo. My brother was trapping a couple of years ago. He would trap beaver, bobcat,coyotes, coons, and otters. He did pretty good there for a few years.

[@stephaniegoodman6887]

Love this channel and your style. I love primitive camping. I've had really freaky shit happen while camping. I live in NW Missouri.

[@Cyb3rDave]

I've been to MO a lot and used to live a state over and love that area. It seems to be an excellent habitat for these things, especially down south around Mark Twain and the Ozarks.

[@stephaniegoodman6887]

@@Cyb3rDave Exactly right! I had a tree pushed over camping in the Mark Twain National Forest. We were camping on the Current River. But I Primarily camp in the Missouri Conservation, in the Missouri River Bluffs. Also in the Monkey Mountain ,,,Just minutes south of Nebraska. I've been scared out leaving camping gear behind a few times. Only to have to retrieve it all the next day...in daylight.

[@stephaniegoodman6887]

@@Cyb3rDave Arkansas or Kansas?

[@Cyb3rDave]

@@stephaniegoodman6887 It's amazing how distributed out these things are. I would have never thought they'd be up there. Missouri is deceptively plush because people think of it being next to Nebraska and Kansas and flat farmland all around. If these things can hide up in MO, imagine what it's like for them in AK. If I was camping and they pushed down a tree near me, my scream would be so loud that I'd damage their super-hearing for life.

[@Cyb3rDave]

@@stephaniegoodman6887 Kansas.

[@lindaherr8307]

Greetings from Oregon ❤❤❤

[@derrickdavis4488]

Yes I've heard that language

[@samsquach3799]

These Alaskan encounters are terrifying to say the least! Thanks for your honest portrayals. Steve From northern Minnesota.

[@patricknoble5112]

Always good Fred keep at it

[@BlackGuardXIII]

I’m glad I found your channel. I’ve watched Steve on howtohunt for a few years but he’s getting away from the Sasquatch encounters and reading too much religious stuff and conspiracy theory stuff.

[@bendaves77]

John sounds like a really cool man who isn't someone who you want to mess with.. the story started out sounding like a dream or slice of heaven on earth until the damn hairy man shows up.. it's hilarious that he was going to skin one and hang it up for the others to see

[@brianmarek6159]

Wow, how scary to have that happening out there all alone. Thx

[@darrickmalloy6909]

New sub. You are like a breath of fresh air.

[@pinatajuju4471]

Brave man that John, good share brother.

[@christophercordner4954]

Great share Fred your shares are helping me understand there behaviours.

[@Cyb3rDave]

I'd love for someone like John to drop one of these things and mount its head on the wall next to last season's moose.

[@jasonyount6036]

Reading Louis L’Amour books! Nice! 👍

[@lanitabryant2374]

You’re up late! Take care!💙💙💙💙👏💙

[@Riker-ER]

👍

[@christophercordner4954]

I hear the same thing here where I live . Guys I know who hunt in a area for 30 plus years without a problem then all of a sudden they are here in the hunting area and they (sasquatch) are pissed. Maybe because they move around to not over hunt in a area.

[@anne8869]

‘Good point!’

[@shelleygriffiths3030]

Thank You! You are fantastic at relating stories. I put you up there with my faves David Pallides and Steve from how to bow hunt. Thank You

[@socomsmith3241]

😃👍

[@MC_Mookie]

Fug that. Dudes got some balls. Cheers Fred 🤙

[@sagrammyfour]

The black helicopters, the ones that really mean business, don't make much noise other than a soft whir.. I've seen them right here in San Antonio, Texas.

[@rwr451]

Yo Fred, Me Cuz Ryan I’m going to use this other channel for a little while and post some videos of sightings and videos of Sasquatches. If you want to watch some videos on this channel please comment if anything is similar to your encounters and hearings

[@ashleysmith9516]

That's my relative! We never met so I can't judge him. Tell him Mary Ann's granddaughter says hello

[@timhouston4470]

That guy had balls of steel.

[@robertevans8126]

Yes, you have mention several time that they talk.

[@robertevans8126]

Yes, the PTB know thire LIFEFROM READINGS, and are tracked by the Black Helecopters

[@brianbrown3951]

This is only my opinion but my opinion and I think over the years of the last five six decades that Sasquatch have been able to breed. a lot more of them are out there than people think. And I think that that's why even after 15 20 years of being in one spot and not seeing any they're starting to move in because they probably consume so much food that they have to spread out to not clear in the area dry of animals

[@Steve20333]

when these things move into an area it seems they are going to drive out anyone who sees them ! When the old Man was not aware of them they didn't bother him ! but when he realised they were stealing from his traps ? That was something else ! also I think they Left some fur in the trap deliberately ,so hed think it was just a Beaver getting away ! and they must have been watching him a long time ,to have enough confidence to make a second trail parallel to his ! They must have really studied the old man ! In any case these things are really creepy and very devious ! They must have a place where they meet up with other creatures of their tribe ! some kind of hairy man HQ ! And they must speak some kind of ancient native languages. I think it's the land that decides what language a people will speak ! When I realised that ADAM the first human could speak to the animals it changed how I think about animals in general ! We lost the power to comunicate with animals after the fall ! and in the great flood ,it was the animals who brought their young to Noah ! This planet we live on , we know very little about it ! The Bible says soon we are going to see a lot more strange things ! The things that are hidden wont have to hide anymore ! Everything is being prepared for the arival on scene of the anti christ !

[@drew-shourd]

Good stuff bro, the Hairy Man has to be nomadic, I ain't no pro on dis stuff, not by a l o n g shot, but how else could that explained. Years and years people go on with nothing, then seemingly, one day shit starts going down. Why? How? Cause wherever they roam, is THEIRS, from their p.o.v. anyway.

[@herenow2895]

Hey Fred, thanks for sharing this. When the trapper discovered the packed track paralleling his, with the occasional break off to go down to his traps, why do you think he didnt see the hairy man tracks near his traps ?

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

I'm glad you mentioned that because I asked him that and he thinks it was using the base of trees to keep the tracks unnoticeable because of the snow

[@herenow2895]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch - I figured that might be the case. I dont know a whole lot about trapping in that sort of situation, but I guessed that the traps were more likely to be set in areas around trees where there was less likely to be much snow. They might even use a long stick with a snag twig jutting out on the end. I kind of got the impression that these were adolescents. Hairy teenagers maybe ?

[@fredinalaska]

@@herenow2895 very well could be, I'm tracking the experiences on the website at: subarcticalaskasasquatch.com and check out the interactive map, zoom in on the markers and click on them the corresponding encounter video will show 😀

[@herenow2895]

@@fredinalaska - Will do. Cheers

[@juliuscaesar3346]

💚💚👍👍

[@HeathReineke-q9z]

Why do you think some people get the horrible smell that’s been described and others never mention it in there encounters

[@StarWarsJay]

Bro, I’d like your opinion on something; so, there are reports of all different kinds of strange creatures all over the world. Of course some of the reports are either mistaken identity, or outright falsehoods, but there are defiantly some legit encounters (I have seen a black puma just outside of London myself, hence my interest in the subject). What do you think is going on? By the way, I caught a really weird noise on your video. Turn up the volume around 1:22 to 1:24

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

yeah I'm not sure what to think about all these strange encounters everywhere , I am on the same journey the rest of you are , that better understanding

[@StarWarsJay]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch fair answer man. Maybe some things don’t have an answer and just are.

[@rwr451]

Yup’ik like language but it’s Sasquatches language so I’m calling it Yetiak

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Eh fair enough lol

[@rwr451]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch INDEED LOL, 𝕷𝕺𝕷 𝕴𝕹𝕯𝕰𝕰𝕯, 𝓘𝓝𝓓𝓔𝓔𝓓 𝓛𝓞𝓛

[@scottmaltby4511]

Holy Smokes! Balls of steel. 😆🇺🇸

[@dinaruiz52876]

When it comes to the people who don’t have an encounter after being in the same place for many years, do think that the hairy man is just moving into that area and is immediately staking its claim (treating those people like squatters & evicting them lol )? I only say this because when people have an experience immediately after arriving the first time, I’ll think the hairy mans been there and has already staked its claim so he’s cutting to the chase and letting you know that you have to go before you get comfortable.

[@CetanZiFelix]

Geed share

[@gavindoherty8883]

Your probably all ready aware but you should check out the channel TheFactsHowToBowHunt with the dude Steve very good channel like this one trying to get the message out there without the ridicule and idiots people sharing and warning others about their frightening experiences ✌️✌️

[@EROCK1966]

I don't know how I missed this because I probably watch the others two or three times each lol.. Thanks Fred better late than never

[@robertevans8126]

Smart man ;)

[@Dannymccann673]

So interesting and scary at the same te.yoi must have 10.foot balls of steel

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Naw just used to a dangerous environment is all , thanks for listening and joining us here

[@WarrenHolly]

Most of your videos have some kind of aircraft coming around. Is this allday? Or just when you step out of your house? 🤨

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Bush planes are like mosquitoes in the spring and summer lol , we don't have huge road systems outside of a couple so getting to certain places requires a bush plane or a boat

[@TrackerLorna]

Wow pretty scary😎

[@zeke1eod]

I believe that trapper had to use a wheelbarrow to haul his nuts around! Wanted to try a track and kill not 1 but 3 sabe, no thanks I'm good! Jeez what an encounter. Stay safe and God bless

[@robertevans8126]

They should all be warned about them from the start ... sorry we warned you!

[@lanitabryant2374]

You’re up late. Lol. Stay safe!❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marilyncalvert4143]

Everything I’ve heard during my life time these Sabe hunt just like wolves. I really admire wolves and their intelligence and have been kept by them. Notice I don’t say I kept them. I enjoy the company of wolves and have a deep respect for them. But these Sabe don’t ever hunt alone just like wolves never alone. My dad was a sniper and hunter and taught me at a very young age to eat bugs or what ever because he wanted us to learn to eat out in the wild. My other grandparents have been considered forest people in Finland and they taught me what to eat in the wild. To this day I still eat while out in the wild and have considered living off grid as I have most my life. I’m what most people who know me have respect for me and I have very little fear. I can understand your friends bravery. People need to know these ancient people aren’t alone out there alone. Some hate people some don’t. They just need to be careful. The wolf men are cannibals and people need to be very careful.

[@billsmith4670]

I'm related to him Fred

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Well dang share

[@billsmith4670]

@subarcticalaskasasquatch he's one of my uncles on my mother's side. I will call you again soon my friend.

[@kyuss89]

I think they migrate around

[@whywhywhy4716]

What does DG mean? I think i know the AF part😊

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Don't give a f**k

[@troys6096]

After some thought I am wondering if they are just making yu'pik sounding sounds without realizing what they mean.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Yu'pik is a hard language lol , I'm of the thought that maybe it is a language pre-yu'pik and maybe modern yu'pik stems from that,and thanks for sharing your thoughts on it 😀

[@troys6096]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch - need a linguist - maybe someone up there at the university might be able to help?

[@jenniferchristenson1272]

🤍

[@robertevans8126]

This being was taking from his traps ... he had no chance of beating HARRYMAN:(

[@robertevans8126]

Yes, Im quite sure all of you know how to trap and hunt ... but THESE BEINGS we call Bigfoot / HARRYMAN are quite smarter ... we humans have to be smarter than them!!

[@editingreality4779]

Omg when you said black sheep. I was like what tribe is that !?🫣😂