A Park Rangers Worst Nightmare

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

My Goofs For This Episode: 1) In my script notes, I had originally jotted down 'Tuxen', thinking at the time it was a town or a newspaper I had never heard of. Come to find out later on, it's actually in ref to the Tucson Daily Paper. That's a fun goof pronouncing it like I've never heard it before. 2) I made a mistake in the year of the 'cellphone' story. The author/user submitter never explained the exact time-frame these events took place, and so I mistook his time starting as a ranger as the time of the story (1981). I believe it happened later on while there was cell phone use as described in the story. Enjoy my bloopers 😅

[@pearmainstudios3942]

Yeah dude you're all good man. Appreciate the hard work you put in. Very entertaining

[@pearmainstudios3942]

That beard is looking serious man. Hell yeah

[@deecordova3274]

Bloopers are a part of life my friend! Great content/narration!!

[@elizabethsisney9145]

Nice trim on your stash! Looks nice and cleaned up. My Husband luvz his ZZ Top stash, his friend ran him about it but I luv how it looks on my Honey! I did convince him to trim it down and start over. His beard grows so fast, it will look like ZZ Top's stash again before long. Have a Blessed Night 🤗😻🤩

[@horrorfan2959]

You were born for stories narrating

[@cierakitty]

I have vacationed Colo., Wyoming, Mont., Utah for over 30 plus years. I always preferred the off beaten paths etc. ( less people, traffic etc, ) The deep forests, remote rock formations, canyons, sides of mountains and such were of interest to me. At times, yes odd things seemed to happen, or you would see things briefly, but who would I tell....and better yet, who would believe ? Long story short.....I don't do it anymore. I still go back when I can...just not certain areas. I prefer to leave it alone. Am I trying to spook anyone ? No, not at all. Just be careful...and always alert. If something does not feel right, just leave it alone.

[@daddyjay6618]

I'm from Colorado... Pay attention to your daylight, mind the weather, and like you said... leave if things feel 'off.'

[@WendysEatingShow]

It would be interesting to see some story telling videos of all your experiences 🙂

[@cierakitty]

@@WendysEatingShow I thought about it...then nah. But as a retired long-haul trucker, I got stories alright. Some will tell you about things they see...others keep it to themselves. (especially running across the desert areas)

[@ThePortalTheory]

Sounds like you would be a great person to interview. I bet you have a few stories.

[@cierakitty]

@@ThePortalTheory As a kid we vacationed to Wyoming, Montana, and Utah every year. My Dad preferred the off beaten paths away from so many tourists. When I go back (which is often) I tend to do the same. I am older now, and a bit more cautious in my roaming. Yes, a few from soft drums to orbs at night at an old Indian battlefield to odd smells deep in the woods...but not from a dead animal...more like a metalic smell. Creatures..uummm only two...not any bear, wolf, elk, moose, coyote,...bigger, on two feet walking and very very furry with a grunting noise. I told a ranger friend of mine about it and all he said was...Yeah, well, we got others that describe it like you did...we're not sure what it is " To which I said...DUH. And the Rainbow Trout with two heads...amazing indeed. But with the volcanic action going on even in the big lake at Yellowstone, releasing all kinds of stuff...I wasn't too surprised.

[@simonechamberlin9537]

The two missing hikers with missing eyes, tongue and burns sounds very similar to what happened to the hikers on Dyatlov Pass in 1959. Doroshenko and Krivonischenko were both found with burn marks and multiple abrasions and Dubinina was found without eyes and tongue. Thank you sharing the story.

[@lookronjon]

They solved the dyatlov pass one. They dug into the snow to make flat spots. They were not on flat ground. They were sleeping and the snow slid down on them. They crawled out and started a fire and they burnt themselves trying to stay warm. They all froze.

[@weaverdreams]

Aliens. 👽

[@weaverdreams]

@@lookronjon So I suppose a snowball carved out the eyes and chopped off the tongue?

[@josephmeador1529]

Dyatlov Pass has already been explained ... The Russian military was testing "parachute mines" that night in that same area. The "wierd injuries" were due to the fact that the mines explode in the air and crush and burn people on the ground from the blast. The blasts caused the "improbable" avalanches that were ultimately blamed. That case has been closed for years .... only the "enthusiasts" still consider it a "mystery" ... the missing soft body parts are typical of small animal predation.

[@weaverdreams]

@@josephmeador1529 Right; an animal is gonna go up and scoop one eyeball out and cut out someone’s tongue, and not touch any of the rest of the bodies. This is the classic MO of gray aliens. The small ships we see are set up as labs, and they’re here for one reason: to collect sperm and eggs for their hybridization program.

[@shortygirl239]

I like the new content. Would be cool if you maybe added true photos of the stories you are covering. I always like to see real photos from true stories. But pls keep up this style of narrating.

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

I couldn't find pictures of Bruce or devin, only the one of Rudi and couple of Joe

[@donvaldez6773]

Tenfold the research atop that

[@regicidez5361]

@@WhatLurksBeneath agree with the main comment. Like the one in buzzfeed unsolved like ryan and the cast how they do their presentation.

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

@@donvaldez6773 Then you'd end up with a 1 hour long video

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

@Don Valdez Also Don, there's only so much information available per case.

[@chrisallen1309]

I will tell you of one other encounter, even though you will think me crazy. It didn’t happen in Colorado. It happened when I still lived in Louisiana. In a seemingly unlikely place. My friend, his girlfriend, and I grew bored one night, sitting at our house in Woodworth, LA. We decided to take a drive down to the Indian Creek Spillway. My friend and I came here all the time to fish and hangout. We took my car and headed down Tobi Lane to where it becomes gravel and continued from there to the little parking area at the gate, overlooking the reservoir. It was around 10:00 at night and we were the only ones there. I turned the car to where it was facing back the way we came. There was a guard-rail to my left and on the other side of the guard-rail, a slope down into a marshy area. As we were joking around in the car, something caught my eye by that guard-rail. All I saw was the silhouette of a large body and two beady, red eyes. There were no flashy indication markers on or by that guard-rail. Nothing to make it ever appear as though there were eyes there. I saw red eyes. As I watched, the silhouette, which up until this point could have been confused as a tree…moved. Like if I was standing on that downslope and needed to shift my weight on my hips, to make sure I don’t slip. It made that movement. Then, what appeared to be a hand, gripped onto a small sapling. It made sense. If something was standing there, it would need to grab onto something and shift it’s weight or it would fall into the marsh. I thought I was going crazy, so I said, “guys, slowly turn your head to the left and tell me if you see something by the guard-rail.” My friend and his girlfriend turned to look. I couldn’t see my friend’s girlfriend, because she sat behind me, but right after I asked them to look, she screamed from behind me. At that point, I knew I wasn’t the only one who had seen something. I gunned it out of there and we never went back there at night. The weird thing, is a few years before this happened, another friend of mine and I would night fish that same spillway sometimes. Every time we ever did, I used to feel like something was watching me from behind. I would turn and look at the tree line, but I would never see anything. Just always felt uneasy and couldn’t place it. Now, it all makes sense. What doesn’t make sense is…what is it? Why is it here, in a relatively populated area of the woods? I never could make heads or tails of that one. That one really scares me.

[@mattiOTX]

It was a crab person.

[@AZTLANSOLDIER13]

Loup garou

[@Starry_Skye22]

I believe you. Looking at all the deep-sea creatures we discover that are so insane. I've always believed in Aliens. Bigfoot isn't a big stretch when you already have an open mind that humans do not know sh*t.

[@pauldufreche3328]

Hell9. I used to ride a bicycle from tge primitive area in indian creek all the way around the res across the weir... had to hand move the bikes. And continue on. My nephew and I did this numerous times. We never saw anything. Whwn going around though about a quarter of the way it felt watched like. Then it would fade. That was back in the 80s. My dog being chained to a tree the ring around the tree is still there. We stayed in the primitive area near the boat launch.

[@michaelwoodman8376]

I've never been to any national park but hear all yours and others stories. I've had several bizarre and unexplainable experiences throughout my life. I truly believe there are things out there(sasquatch, dogmen, etc.). I've had too much happen to me to pass it off as nonsense. There are things out there we can't wrap our Minds around...without a doubt. To loose a loved one and never have closure? Feel horrible for all these poor families.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Me to and the victims

[@yvonnemarshall6424]

I agree Thoughts for families of missing

[@Roamr1720]

I'd like to hear about these bizarre and un*explainable experiences you've had.

[@rogerramjet6429]

^^lose. But yes, also interested in hearing more about your stories. I have a few myself.

[@michaelwoodman8376]

@@hAckAbleMe no I don't. Never heard of him

[@TuxieTude]

I'm from Estes Park, CO and used to live right by the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park on the North side. I used to be able to ride my bike into the park in the early 90s. 😳😳😳 Also, please note that Bear Lake and Grand Lake are actually quite a ways away from each other even in the summer. PS: it's Flattop Mountain :)

[@jamesestrada82]

I’m in Castle Rock myself, but I’m up in Estes and RMNP at least once a month as they’re beautiful areas! I’ve heard of one or two strange stories in your neck of the woods, but they won’t keep me away!

[@walpurgisnacht9234]

I'm also from Castle Rock. This talk of cryptids and other weird happenings near Flat Top has me really intrigued. Maybe I need to take a trip up there lol.

[@jamesestrada82]

@@walpurgisnacht9234 Right on dude, talk about small world! I’ve also heard of a few cryptid stories in that area (Dogman in particular) and am super intrigued as well. Would really love to set a day aside to explore Flattop Mountain.

[@urcookin]

I was thinking that same thing. You have to leave the park from Bear Lake or head further north and go all the way through the range to get to the other side to Grand Lake.

[@comn5547]

There have been a couple strange cases the last couple years. I believe an older gentleman just disappeared up there a couple years ago near Bear Lake.

[@TheBottegaChannel]

Yup, Colorado has some weird stuff going on in the back woods areas. Doesn't mean people should not go and enjoy the wilderness though. It just means people should go well prepared and be respectful of nature when they are out in it. Points to remember when adventuring in the Colorado rockies: ● Due to the silicates, copper, iron, quartz and loadstone deposits that comprise the makeup of the mountians, cell phone service is spotty at best even if you have good reception ( your basically inside a giant crystal radio that diffuses communication signals), even with C.B. radios and walkie talkies. Prepare accordingly. ● Don't piss off the wildlife. We have bear, mountian lion, rattlesnakes, coyotes ( sometimes even wolves), elk, deer, moose and bison in certain areas in these mountians. They can get VERY angry if you don't respect their personal space, and they won't be kind when they remind you that you're not in the city. Before you go into the woods, call the local park ranger offices to see what type of protection you can bring with you on your trips and what safty protocols need to be adheared to for an enjoyable, safe experience. ● Buddy systems. Use them. ● Hydrate and rest often, especially at high altitudes. Remember, you're over 10k feet above sea level in the flat lands before you head up to the mountainous areas. The air is kinda thin. ;) ● The saying " Don't like the weather? Wait 5 minutes and it'll change." Is said in Colorado for a reason. It's full of micro- climates. Dress in layers and pack accordingly. ● Take your stick, your knife and axe. Go on your journey, return with stories of your adventures and have fun. When you are done, leave the area you adventure in better then when you found it. Hope the info above helps if you decide to visit.

[@moosespeak6140]

You forgot the major and most important thing sir. A GPS emergency beacon

[@abra292]

Well said!

[@jeepgirljody]

SUNSCREEN

[@TheBottegaChannel]

@@jeepgirljody, I totally forgot about that. Great point!

[@LisaKnobel]

Most don't realize that you can encounter snow any time of the year in the mountains. But, even worse than snow is lightening. Especially dangerous storms with lightening, hail, snow, etc can roll in most every afternoon in July and August

[@jacobmeyer3787]

Bear Lake and Grand lake are much further apart than this story makes it seem. In good conditons (summer) it is nearly 20 miles, over the continental divide (12k plus feet). That is a terribly long day at the best of times. In a storm it is all but impossible.

[@lillbrittz]

Right I agree with you I live in Denver and even I know that it’s impossible .

[@CB-xu7de]

Also ft Carson and Buckley airbase are very far from each other as well

[@urcookin]

Or around the park entirely and head down to Arvada or Boulder from 25 to 70 up to Granby.

[@godworden2768]

I think people are just making up stories now.

[@brigidvanparys2062]

Hence it's called bear creek for a reason

[@skylargray455]

From what I noticed there seems to be a correlation between missing persons cases with that of freak weather occurrence be it storms, bad weathers, thick fogs you name it.

[@BakeHarn]

Happens all the time. Check out David Paulidis Missing 411. It's horrifying how much it happens. It's like to the point it can't be a coincidence

[@nothingnobody6688]

@@BakeHarn I was Gunna say that LoL

[@kenzhope9671]

Is it the government’s doing? Or something super natural that the government knows about? I wanna know so bad! Lol

[@Babidi111]

@@kenzhope9671 kinda makes sense without anything sinister. you are out camping or hiking, geared for the weather you expected, then suddenly it changes. doesn't take a demon to turn that into a tragedy.

[@johnpontes812]

Ofcourse there is its much harder to find people

[@angiepearson8909]

I’m addicted to your stories, my son who is an A&M student who does Uber eats for extra money, listens to your stories during his deliveries. Thanks for making working go fast.😊

[@Raven1821Patras]

I've been to RMNP four times. This park is ABSOLUTELY beautiful, but unforgiving if you underestimate it. Hiking by yourself there is peaceful, yet intimidating.

[@jennycallaghan1914]

People should carry a personal locator device, like an EPIRB for boats.

[@jennycallaghan1914]

I'd go helicopter skiing ⛷️, but no hiking.

[@mountainmama6237]

@@jennycallaghan1914 Absolutely!!! And always tell someone where you are going and when you plan to return.

[@teslagirl1]

Have you ever done a deep dive into stories from the Great Smoky Mountains? There are lots of spooky and inexplicable occurrences that happened there and the terrain can be challenging to say the least.

[@darleneeiler4042]

Would love to hear some of those stories about the Smoky mountains, as we have gone there many times...

[@cantgetright8415]

I'd also love to hear some stories of the Smoky Mountains. I live about 30 minutes from there so I guess I'm naturally curious...lol

[@teslagirl1]

@@cantgetright8415 enter spooky stories from the Great Smokey Mountains in your you tube search bar...lots of results will turn up. The Cherokee have a few, too. When you exhaust those, which might take a while, the Appalachians have plenty to offer. And in both cases, some are legends and tales...but you can also find true events that are plenty spooky from both areas.

[@donaldoneill2117]

Yeah smoky mountains...Dollys boobs and moonshine!

[@Pepper4545]

I truly admire David Paulides from The CANAM MISSING PROJECT, Missing 411. He truly cares about these missing people and their stories surrounding their disappearance. He dives deep into this. Thank you sir for giving him a shout out for his channel I heard it on one of your videos. Keep up the good work. The answer is in front of us we just have to open our minds to it.

[@aj6299]

Look up mr ballen channel he has a lot of stories from that book

[@ManyfiresWoman]

Taos Pueblo has old stories of 'hairy giants' in the Four Corners area. The Utes and the Navajo also speak of the 'hairy men' (apparently they had certain human features). It is said the Taos Pueblo developed a 'relationship' with these hairy giants. Perhaps they believed they were gods for the tribe provided them with food and skins. These hairy giants were able to communicate somehow and spoke of 'others' like them saying that they did not do things to humans like the others did (cannibalism?). Over time, they came less and less and eventually they stopped coming at all. They are remembered because they spoke of caring for each other and would remind them to be of service for the good of all their People.

[@Starry_Skye22]

I appreciate your comment so much. I have heard they can communicate telepathically. I have listened to numerous near death experiences and often people who have had a NDE, or near death experience say after our experience here, we have the ability to speak telepathically. I've been so in tune at times with my ex that we would often say the same thought, at the exact same time. This seems to happen to me even more tho when I pray and meditate more often. Anyways, I thought maybe they had like tribes or different species, the Bigfoot entities I mean. I've heard peaceful trusting stories, I've also heard horror/// terrifying stories.

[@shivanikHZD]

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[@lorajohnson1325]

Hello from Georgia 🇺🇸

[@shivanikHZD]

@@lorajohnson1325 Hii! 😃

[@kicker3536]

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[@shivanikHZD]

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[@kicker3536]

@@shivanikHZD får mig tänka på Fronda ”Från vilda Västerås till salongen i Borås” hehe Jo fan det är vilda västern här ute. Hel annan värld. Skönt och jobbigt men trivs med mycket sol

[@crystalangelrod7228]

I am so glad someone is bring light to stories like these. It makes people aware of things that can happen in the woods, and the things that are out there that no one knows of.

[@Azola27]

Read any of David Paulides' Missing 411 Books !

[@crystalangelrod7228]

@@Azola27 Thank you 🙏 For the information, I will do so 😃.

[@frankharrington4881]

@@crystalangelrod7228 David Paulides's 411 books really make you wonder what goes on in our national parks! After reading them you will never look at our national parks the same way! Patricia Gambino Harrington

[@stuglife5514]

@@Azola27 Stop with the fear mongering. Look into the author behind the books. He leaves out so much information for his own confirmation bias. How cozy of a life do you live that you don’t realize how dangerous the Wild is? All these deaths aren’t a giant conspiracy, it isn’t the supernatural. The Wild is fucking dangerous. Get out of your cozy life and realize there’s death around every corner, and it isn’t the boogeyman. It’s getting lost, falling, drowning, breaking your leg and getting stranded, Etc. The bastard who wrote those books are a fraud

[@stuglife5514]

@@crystalangelrod7228 Dont. The books are a fraud and so is the author. The author spins a narrative about a giant conspiracy, when in reality most of these deaths are accidents and stuff like this happens in the Wild all the time. Look into the author behind the books. He’s a fraud and a bastard who profits off the death of others and the suffering of their families.

[@angelfeather7547]

Great video. Good to know. I live in and love Colorado. It's nice to know what areas may be dangerous. Funny I was never drawn to this area. I camp, raft and fish further west, southwest from this area. I travel 40 alot but, not this part of 40. If you find out more strange disappearances here in Colorado I would love to hear about them. There's alot of Bigfoot, paranormal and UFO sightings here. Especially UFO sightings by me personally. I wasn't surprised to hear the story of the 2 men found with no blood, eyes and tungs missing. There were alot of cattle mutilations back in the day that were found the same way here.

[@jeepgirljody]

Like poor old Snippy the horse...

[@karanfield4229]

Tungs!🤣🤣🤣🤣 adorable! Tongues 👅. 🥰🙌

[@colleenblackwater4792]

Government

[@katmack4215]

This second story,from 1981 makes me think of a person being hit with infrasound..I've heard this can make people feel very scared and/or very sick! Yikes..😬

[@GypsyGirl317]

Satanic ritual abuse/sacrifice. First one, satanic sacrifice and body burned up or acid bath.

[@nillyk5671]

Lions do produce sounds in the infrasound range, it wouldn't surprise me if Bigfoot did too.

[@katmack4215]

@@nillyk5671 agreed!

[@coryroberts7519]

I just submitted a story a few nights ago about an experience I had in Colorado. I was like, there is no way he could have gotten to it so quickly. Alas he didn't but that's ok! I absolutely love these stories! There most def is something going on in the woods/mountains around the world, especially here in Colorado! Keep up the great work!

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

Actually I got your story the day I filmed this haha

[@dianneguarino2348]

@@WhatLurksBeneath awesome

[@dianneguarino2348]

Congratulations he got your email

[@petepan9696]

Share it man

[@bigzach7778]

Hush child

[@Let_The_Foolish_Take_The_Lead]

I've been a hunting chauffeur for my sister in-law and on this occasion I saw something very peculiar. My brother was still at work and couldn't go with her like they normally did, so she needed someone to drive her around and help her pack if she ended up punching her tag. After a few hours of driving and glassing clear cuts, we tried a few logging roads that hadn't been used for a few years hoping to get the drop on a buck that's not used to traffic through said roads. Long story short, we went down one road that had been partially washed out in spots and overgrown with grass, not a single track from another vehicle. We round a bend going down a slight incline and down the road as far as we could see, in front of some fog that was moving in, was a solid black hump. It sat about 3' tall, maybe more and about 2' wide. It was on my side of the road(left, drivers side facing the bank) and didn't move as I stopped. My sister in-law wasn't paying much attention before then as she was looking and trying to spot a buck off her side of the road, as she had a view down the side of the mountain. I asked her if she saw the black hump down the road, we both acknowledged it and wondered what it was. As we were talking about it, still sitting where we stopped, it just vanished when we were turned talking to each other. It never moved or appeared to notice us, for about 5 minutes, and then it was just gone. We figured it was a black bear, as they're fairly common in Washington. But I wasn't so sure, wild animals almost always turn to face whatever makes noise around them, especially when it's something they're not used to like a truck and people. I didn't see any movement whatsoever, not a twitch or turn of it's head the entire time. We ended up having to go down the road and had to turn around because it was too washed out to continue. It was pretty narrow and close to the edge/drop-off and my sister in-law offered to get out and spot me, I didn't want to worry her by sounding too serious but I nonchalantly insisted she stay in the truck. I eventually got us turned around after a couple minutes and we headed back up to the mainline. I didn't like the feeling I got being down that road for the short duration being on it. We ended up not seeing anything besides a few does bedded down the entire day, but that black hump still doesn't sit right with me. I've had other times when I've been out hunting that I didn't feel right about my surroundings and decided to head back to my truck or camp but that was the first time I'd ever seen anything to warrant it. The only other time that comes close was when I was hunting for elk in Eastern Oregon with my grandparents. I went out one morning, earlier than they were ready to go out. I made my way out to a forested area, a mile or so from camp and followed some elk tracks in the snow from the night before(we were unsuccessful in our hunt because the moon was full every night, allowing the elk to feed then and not be as active during the day) with tall trees and not much brush. I found a stump next to another tree to sit on and waited quietly for an hour or two, scanning and listening. There was a half dozen trees in a bunch maybe 40 yards from me with low hanging branches that reached the ground with the weight of the snow and completely covered. I heard some rustling. Not the kind of loud, pounding rustling that elk make when they're spooked, breaking branches, sticks and twigs. And not the light rustling from something small like birds or varmints. I stood up, turned and trained my .270 on the bunch of trees. I slowly crept a little closer and waited for more noise and an animal to run out from behind cover. Nothing. I was starting to get a little nervous because every wild animal I've ever had experience with, usually runs away when they spot, smell or hear you and I wasn't exactly concealed or hidden now. I thought maybe I could flush whatever it was out from the trees, so I proceeded to throw a few rocks into the branches to set my mind at ease, even if it meant I lose a shot on a bull. Nothing. As soon as I first heard the rustling, I got chills and didn't feel right. So at this point, after feeling like I was being watched, and not a single animal, not even a bird, coming out from the trees, I started to back away, keeping my rifle pointed in that direction. I got about 50 yards away and started making my way back to camp, scanning and keeping my head on a swivel. I don't hunt alone, I've tried it and I don't like the feeling I get. My brother has hunted alone many times with bow, rifle, muzzle loader, etc. He's never said anything about weird stuff happening and I haven't asked. He's got a decade and a half of experience on me, I'm not a hard-core hunter by any means and I've only got a few years of experience myself, so it could just be my imagination. But we've both also had paranormal experiences, so I'm not so sure. Just play it on the safe side, don't go out alone and go prepared. Don't underestimate your situation when you're at the mercy of nature and whatever else may be out there.

[@jessicadanna5206]

Some very, very solid advice! Hope you’re staying safe and are well!

[@Starry_Skye22]

Always trust your intuition. I know we want to think logically, but it's sounds weird and scary to me. If it felt wrong, something was wrong. Stay safe

[@lookronjon]

I live in the foothills west of Denver Colorado and was woke up at 4:30 in the morning by screams and yells I have never heard before. I thought my neighbor was being killed by her husband. I went up my back door but the noise was coming from the front of my house so I went around the deck and looked up onto the one lane dirt road that I live on and the thing that was yelling was over 8 feet tall and 4 feet wide and it kept up until I slapped the handrailing. I could feel and sound in my body. It was 70 feet away. It was dark but enough light from Denver metro gives enough light to barely see at night. And then it moved faster than anything I had seen with no noise, jumped The low chain over my neighbors driveway and was gone. This happened at fenders junction Colorado.

[@misterj3133]

WHAT?!

[@professionalcommenter]

Mountain lions mating calls sounds like a screaming woman.

[@lookronjon]

@@professionalcommenter It was standing. It ran on two legs. It leaned forward and it was like it was on ice. Fast.

[@zenaasura1769]

I believe you. I've heard screams like that and I'm in England where there is no motherfucking mountain lion. The bs ppl come up with so they can disprove these things cos they haven't seen them is ridiculous 🤣.

[@T1MBERWVLF]

Probably a bobcat. Their screams sound very similar to human screams.

[@harpermartin6806]

As a native to the area, I have to say I've never heard of any of these cases. Thank you for covering them.

[@Justice4ALL.120]

what if these people are stumbling upon (or being taken by) underground research facilities? We know that the weather can also be controlled by 'science' to a degree, and I have heard that there are sudden, severe storms right after many of these disappearances (thus hampering rescue efforts .) Maybe it sounds like a 'crazy' theory, but after COVID 19, I think anything is possible.

[@thephantomraspberryblower2675]

There's demons in them thar tunnels my friend, look at the, ahem, elite's, and their proclivities and it starts to fall into place just why we are in the formula S H 1T right now globally speaking.

[@menmykrazycat8129]

Doesn’t just sound like a ‘crazy’ theory, it is crazy theory.

[@Justice4ALL.120]

@@menmykrazycat8129 Then who is doing this? 'Aliens'? and that makes more sense than a government that regularly experimented on its people (e.g., MK Ultra, the Tuskegee airmen unknowingly infected with syphilis and then not treated, etc etc etc)

[@thedavid7241]

I agree. The government seems to not care or avoid addressing the strange happenings in these national parks.

[@Helenlouisee]

You mean convid 19? Lol look at event 201 and bare in mind that event took place before convid happened not to mention that pretend covid test they're flinging about the rt-pcr? It's not nor has it ever been for viral diagnosis but conveniently the man that invented it Dr kary mullis "died" a few months before it all happened too tho there is footage of him calling fauci a fraud ect as fauci used the pcr test to falsely diagnose people with hiv too but again the rt-pcr test isn't for viral diagnosis all it does is replicate cells so it can't actually give a positive or negative result at all the results of the pcr are literally made up hence why a goat a peace of fruit and a bird all "tested" positive the president of Tanzania didn't trust the whole situation so he decided to test random things and a bird fruit and goat tested positive and car oil came back inconclusive lol unfortunately he's also not long ago "died" funny how that happens to anyone in a position to blow the whistle bet pfizers ex ceo will be next Dr Mike Yeadon

[@ellasmommy9278]

I used to live in Colorado and went to those lakes (Bear and Grand). It's a couple of hours drive between them. It's got to be over 100 miles. And snow in October is completely predictable. Really glad I lived there in the 21st century. This is a terrifying story. I hiked alone all the time. And trust me, I was much more afraid of two-legged predators than anything on four legs.

[@lucindagardener6100]

I used to want to visit the national parks but since listening to all these stories and learning that the parks were probably set up around the missing for a reason my behind is staying home and I used to love camping but I'm giving that up too I don't want to encounter anything not human , humans are scary enough 😂

[@suegray7981]

Be like me through up a tent and camp out in the living room . Lmao

[@loveeli4253]

lol true!!!!😅

[@daleparker7676]

I agree with the man in living room lol....

[@daleparker7676]

Sorry woman in living room lol.. My bad..

[@lindaarrington9397]

Lol yeah.. i hear you We have a canmpground here at Philpot Lake in Va. Theres a lot of folks that go there. But even that civilized im out. Nope not this ole lady

[@Afurthyclays]

1981?! I don't think "cell phone coverage" would've been an issue...... at all. Aside from that strange inconsistency, these are fascinating tales!

[@ryanclay959]

Tango Hotel Echo...Golf Oscar Victor....Kilo November Oscar Whiskey Sierra..... And will never tell the public about any of it.

[@PaulaHawk99]

They definitely know, and are sworn to secrecy. Imagine the government lying or being secretive.

[@kos_m824]

You'd have to ask yourself, why would they hide it? Assuming Bigfoot/Sasquatch is real it's almost definitely some type of more primitive ape. Not "interdimensional" as some people like to believe. So if it exists, and it's an ape of sorts, we absolutely have the ability to either capture or eliminate it. I think people would panic/riot over aliens, so I understand not releasing that evidence. I really doubt the same reaction would come from bigfoot evidence as it would just be another primate of the many that already exist. I just don't understand why they would want to keep something like that secret. I don't see the benefit. If they're not a threat to us, we would just accept that they exist and move on. If they were a threat, we absolutely have the man/firepower to simply eliminate them.

[@ryanclay959]

@@PaulaHawk99 Yes I can imagine that

[@Krullmatic]

Indeed they do. There's no telling what kinds of experiments they do, and stuff they know. That's why they own all of these lands.

[@ryanclay959]

@@Krullmatic In the mid 90's I enlisted in the military and what I seen or heard about then, well, everything you have seen on star trek and star wars, our R&D companies have already figured out how to be able to do it and have the working technology or they decided that it was not worth the time

[@debbierichards8182]

Friends who abandoned him on top a mountain because he was ill? Aren't friends. The 1 guy is telling the truth

[@kos_m824]

If I go hiking with a friend and he gets ill/injured in some way, am I supposed to carry him down? Wait with him for an unforeseeable amount of time hoping he magically gets better? No, you find him the most comfortable and recognizable spot you can and you go find help. If there are more than 2 people, sure you can leave someone with him. If it's just the 2 of you, you'd be foolish to just sit there and wait for you both to eventually die.

[@CLDelongis]

I just wanted to tell you that i truly enjoy your channel, and the format. You have such a great voice for this! The cadence and flow is perfect, excellent smoothe reader. The tone and inflection keeps my attention. Professional sums it up pretty good.

[@jennielauber8308]

Just subscribed to you today. This is great content! Grew up camping above Yosemite in the middle of nowhere every summer and we all survived. We never saw anything weird that I can remember either. It's crazy how many people disappear in the wilderness.

[@MegaSusanc]

I just love to hear you tell these stories. You actually pull me into the stories. Thank you bunches.

[@theresevarney4715]

I really like your stories, thinking these are true events makes it even more incredible! Keep up the great work. You have the perfect voice for this kind of narration. Big fan from Washington State 😃

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

I'm in Washington state too

[@theresevarney4715]

@@WhatLurksBeneath Really, what part? I'm north of Seattle.

[@Terri_Hugs]

@@WhatLurksBeneath I'm sorry! I know it's beautiful their but the people are insane especially in your Seattle! I don't mean to offend anyone but the World is crazy enough all on it's own without even looking for it!🤷‍♀️

[@dextermorgan1]

Look at him. He's likely just as insane as the rest of them. ​@@Terri_Hugs

[@raidernation9920]

Unexpected bad weather seems to be a common theme in these kinds of stories.

[@phoenixfire2578]

My Dad used to take his dog and camp in these areas alone. He said one night, Baby - his dog, started freaking out and he then saw all these eyes surrounding him. No sound of whatever approaching, no sound of them watching him, nothing. He and Baby got in the jeep and stayed until morning. He quit going alone after that. They were probably wolves, but after hearing these stories, and him being alone in the same area, it's concerning.

[@dinarusso3320]

😮 definitely not alone not safe, good to hear he and the dog were safe

[@xTriangle]

Colorado can be so beautiful though. Outstanding work once again. The internet has yet to see/hear someone tell stories like you and its going to be great to see your channel take flight here soon. Never change, you are such a cool dude and super intelligent behind the scenes. Your understanding of youtube along with your work ethic is outstanding. Keep up the great work.

[@iamatlantis1]

there are about a million.5 youtubers telling these exact stories in this exact manner. Some much better than here, even the channel host isnt biting your attempt to brown nose.

[@jojomafia3851]

Mountain lions, bears, wolves, and all types of animals in those mountains. Add in cryptids, mutants, crazy evil govt’s stealing people for use in experiments, or elites to hunt for sport, no telling what you could run into. Only go in if your a person of faith and strong will while following the proper precautions. 💪🏽 Anything is possible! Creepy set of stories and I myself having been born in Colorado personally can’t wait to one day return. These are Epic! Awesome as always! 😎💯❤️

[@Arandomperson_online]

☝️ totally agree

[@urcookin]

Mountain Lions are very, very scarce nowadays.

[@no.step.on.snek.2423]

@@urcookin no they arent dude.. they are everywhere.. they are just very good at not letting people spot them.. even in the south , they are making a comeback.. wildlife management have dont very good by the bears, wolves and cats

[@m118lr]

..hmm, there’s ALWAYS ‘possibilities’ in everything I suppose BUT: .gov sanctioned “human hunts”..? Idk about THAT one. Just CRAZY people in general MORE LIKELY in my mind…

[@katenoble1807]

@@m118lr unfortunately It is true ,there are people in this world who are evil & were born as cursed children & have no hope of ever changing .If you are interested check out some of the shows on Coast to Coast am .Or read about the cursed children in the bible.

[@natnickelton2663]

Wow! This was a scary one! Huge thanks and thumbs up, dude! Great channel! Been binge-watching it the past week or so...

[@scottcampbell6403]

I love your stories they're different ,great, and you're awesome telling these stories of what happened to real people in the national parks and forests keep up the great work 🤗

[@bleh3328]

Loving the consistent uploads. You should be as big as mrballen.

[@Nyctophora]

True, and what about a collab?

[@k9maiden64]

Yes! I love Mr. Ballen as well!

[@milaana4503]

I’m a big fan of both 🙂 I think now that WLB is using a face cam it might increase his fan base. I hope it does because his content is fantastic

[@urcookin]

Top Mysteries is good too.

[@RedDragon91]

Not if he doesn't do something to stand apart from Mr ballen. He uses the same backgrounds as Mr ballen s and settings and it's not an accident. He needs something that's makes him special and unique.

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

I was stationed at Fort Carson CO in 2007. I seen a very strange craft shaped like a top hovering over the base . It looked like a top that a kid plays with, it was metallic gray and made no noise . CO is a very strange place

[@lillbrittz]

Thank you we keep it that way ;) I love living here in Colorado .

[@rafaeltorre1643]

Most of the ufos are disinformation to cover up military tests. It's not that surprising at all.

[@rikijett310]

I spent some time hiking and very rustic camping in Colorado years ago. You see and experience a lot of strange, weird things out in the wilderness alone. I wouldn't do it again!! Not alone.

[@nonaeubinis4934]

I don't like him telling these stories like he lived them. The other day he had me convinced that he was the Yosemite Park Ranger! Damn it LOL

[@SUPERFunStick]

Hahahah was that you on the live stream asking him for his personal Park ranger story and he's like no I'm just reading them in not a ranger lol

[@LilithGrey...FromHell]

Lol I thought that too after the first video I watched. I was like damn this guy gets around. 😄 but I do like these stories.

[@nonaeubinis4934]

@@SUPERFunStick naw. I missed the live stream.

[@ToxicallyMasculinelol]

They're just a bunch of creepypastas he copied from reddit.

[@deflydoesit7292]

Good work man I think more celebrities like yourself need to raise awareness about this topic. I loved you in sixth sense

[@BulletsForTeeth5029]

@What Lurks Beneath Dude, the video looks really good! Good background, good lighting, we can see you clearly, audio is clear, and story is spooky! I like this better than the dark lighting, the red light made you look red, natural lighting works best. But that's just my opinion. Keep up the good work! 😃👍

[@SUPERFunStick]

Every time you upload since you started filming yourself reading stories, I get so pumped for your stories. You are just as good as Mr Ballen easily. Maybe even better because he doesn't do paranormal stories anymore and you do. Absolutely amazing work my friend. Keep it up!

[@staruchx]

I don't like Mr ballen because he spends so little time on singular case. I watched ppl who spend like 2h+ on case that he spends like 5 min. That's way to short.

[@rigid73able]

@@staruchx ballens content is good and he has some stories that he spends more time on. Each format has its place. When I have more time and can pay attention I'm here. When I don't have much time I'm on ballens

[@mikejones-nd6ni]

This past month of content on this channel is the winning formula for ya

[@rafaeltorre1643]

100%

[@elenavonpavel-pitts3442]

I went hiking ONCE. Am from SF. Four high school friends and I thot we would walk away from the language club we were with to explore John Muir Woods. We only meant to go about a mile or so and so told no one. That was at noon. We were SOOO lost that by 8pm we were on tears and scared to death. We prayed. About 15 min later, we found a road with one car parked on it. It was a mother with 3 kids just leaving the park. God had mercy on us.

[@peterjones4180]

That is almost certainly because YOU set yourself up to fail by NOT carrying the minimum equipment. You should have purchased 1-25000 tactical maps of the entire area, a GPS with a moving map display, prismatic compass, emergency beacon and preferably a SAT phone and recharger, lacking these things YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE GONE. Your story is so common. Your basic navigation equipment is your eyes and a watch, however if you suddenly realize its overcast and can not see the sun, you easily become disoriented. Everyone walks in circles, some LH some RH, you need to establish which of these you are so you can take this into consideration. ALWAYS carry batteries for your GPS and torch, and i mean at least 12. I am glad all worked out well for you but !, perhaps next time you should have the proper training before you put yourself in a position of risk. Everyone takes the wrong turn sometimes, the important thing is to have the gear necessary to identify your position and to find the way back to the right location. My 3 Day Assault loaded for a day walk weighs 18 Kg.

[@scottmiller6270]

I grew up in CO and I can't understand for the life of me why they went into the wilderness without some kind of protection. You just don't do that if you were smart imo. I know for a fact there are drug grow areas in some of those areas. I wouldn't be surprised if they came across something they weren't supposed to see. That being said, during the winter months none of that takes place, so that part is weird.

[@mysteryseaker1914]

Yeah, no one would try to grow pot outdoors at that altitude or in that area at all. After all it is legal to grow in your own home and as easy to buy as a 6 pack.

[@scottmiller6270]

@@mysteryseaker1914Back then it was still illegal but, we were drug dealers. We basically had Pueblo, CO on lock for 11 years back then. Now I'd rather go get a 6 pack since those days are behind us now.

[@hellgirlheleena]

Wintertime is a great opportunity for avalanches and sudden storms to bury you until Spring (or sometimes longer). There was a German guy who went skiing up by Skeleton Gulch and they just found him last year after almost 40 years because the snow hadn’t thawed!

[@ssnerd583]

They were taken....taken by what lurks BENEATH the park....what THAT is is worse than anyone would believe. REAL, PURE HELL.

[@scottmiller6270]

@@ssnerd583 LOL Clever

[@lamichiganr326]

*My twin sis worked at the YMCA Camp in Estes Park and I went alone on a hike when she was at work, huge MISTAKE on my part.**Anyway a Golden Eagle saved my life.* *I will have to tell that story in a Story Time video.*

[@elijahbutcher9522]

Love these types of stories.

[@zoranvoda]

Ich mag den Style deiner Erzählungen mit den Einspielungen der Bilder etc . Grüße & weiter so hab schon fast alle Episoden gesehen hoffe magst so weiter!

[@sharonpayne-moffitt533]

Who would make up a story like that knowing how ppl would react? I believe him! There are so many strange things out there most of us hope we never meet eh..

[@leannageyer943]

Just yesterday found this channel. Have heard many other stories such as these. It is amazing how MANY spot on descriptions of the same type of wolf like creatures are exactly the same. If one has never seen any of David Paulides, Missing 911 videos, I highly suggest you see his videos. David’s impeccable reputation and background is unquestionably. When someone goes missing and how drastically and quickly the weather turns bad. How trained tracking dog never pick up a scent. Bodies never found. I was born with a deep love and respect for horses. As a kid, I rode in the woods around where I grew up a lot. NEVER let someone tell you horses are dumb, they are highly intelligent and a much better judge of human character than I am. There has only been once in my 70 years that I questioned one of my horses instincts. I lived is western New York and had three of my horses boarded up there. Of course, I had my most trusted, go to guy there. I would ride him over the property all the time and he had never baulked. We had ridden a trail many times with no problem. I was riding him one day at dusk on the same trail we usually took but this particular evening, he didn’t want to continue on the trail that led into the forest. I tried and tried to convince him to go forward, he was politely refusing. The whole time, his eyes and ears were completely focused on the forest where I was trying to get him to go. After less than a minute, my focus turned to him and not where I was trying to get him to go. I saw nothing to prevent us going into the forest, but, he obviously knew something I didn’t. For reason or reasons, known to him and not me, I immediately put my trust into him and abandoned the forest ride. TO THIS DAY, I COMPLETELY believe he saved both of us from something he knew and I was obviously to. I’ve never questioned he was right and I was wrong. Since watching these stories of the National Parks system, there IS a concerted effort on the Parks system to NOT report these missing persons reports and to gag park rangers from telling what they have witnessed. Yosemite seems to have the highest ratio but, we the people, are considered too dumb or too fragile or too something to be told the truth. Otherwise, why has the government gone to such extremes to covering up these missing people for decades I honestly believe there are things out there that we can’t explain and the government spends a lot of money hiding.

[@Starry_Skye22]

I'm from Buffalo, NY. Can you tell me about where your incident happened? I'm just interested and I think your horse absolutely knew. I trust my dog like that to this day. Sometimes he's just being, well, Riley. But other times I'm like okay, you guide us bud. I will say tho the other day he did mistake old paint peeling off a garage door for a dog 😂😂😂 but he often sees things way before I do.

[@theNuclearNixons]

Just discovered & started listening to your channel for the past week and enjoy your storytelling and delivery of the topics. I have a topic request for a future story: Legend of The Bell Witch (if you haven't covered it yet).

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@joshmontgomery4866]

Check out why we implemented marshal law in summit and ground county in the 40’s. Lots of tunnels in those rocks too to hide or get lost in

[@tammyjohnson1572]

I hope you have more park ranger stories. I so enjoy creepy

[@archangel5627]

I completely agree. The Park Ranger stories are my favorite too.

[@devonholdip4101]

This is one of the best channels on KZbin...i binge watch your vids man

[@moriahbrown1104]

It's so crazy to hear these stories because I live and grew up in Grand County Colorado. Thanks for sharing!

[@lottiewright6836]

Me too:) raised in the backcountry of these mountains more so in the Indian peaks wilderness area but never saw anything weird people were more scary than anything thing in nature:)

[@wendygore2709]

And the two men found naked, burned w/missing eyes/tongue, sounds very similar to the Dyatlov pass incident🤔

[@LusaOfi]

It sure does…

[@LisaKnobel]

Sounds like they were hit by lightening.

[@satis7561]

@@LisaKnobel if they were hit by lightning, they wouldn't have a chance 2 have a terrified look on their faces.

[@LisaKnobel]

@@satis7561 in that area lightening is the most likely reason. Dyatlov pass was found to be the result of an avalanche. Natural causes should always be the first consideration. I live in the Colorado Rockies. Have hiked many of the peaks. You never want to be above treeline after noon. If you are, you watch the sky carefully. And, get below treeline quickly. Even the clearest day can turn into nasty weather quickly. Those peaks are cloud and lightening generators.

[@chrisallen1309]

I wish I could tell you that it is safe out there in the national parks and that you have nothing to worry about, but I can’t. It’s not just national parks. Sometimes, strange things can happen in the most unthinkable places or by coincidence. I have had multiple encounters with things, I do not understand. The two most recent and relevant happenings were here in Colorado, not far apart from each other. One day a friend of mine and I went to the Great Sand Dunes. After we finished enjoying that place, we started looking for somewhere in the San Luis Valley to camp. We couldn’t camp at Sand Dunes, because they were full at the campground. I ended up stumbling upon a campground on Google maps called, Penitente Canyon Campground. It was across the valley, near Saguache. We ended up camping there that night. It was very peaceful and serene. The next day we wake up and hike Big Sky Loop and Old Wagon Tracks. At some point on the Big Sky, my friend and I came upon a fork in the trail. I went one way and my friend went the other way. I could tell it was just two different paths on the same trail that interconnected again within about 100ft. As we split and I kept moving forward, my friend suddenly stopped. He began calling for me with panic in his voice. I could hear the fear in his voice. My friend is an OG from New York, who used to robotrip for days on end. He does not get scared like that. I simply stopped and called out saying, “It’s okay buddy, keep walking forward. I’m right here.” After a few seconds, he emerged from the trail and looked relieved. I felt relieved too. However, that’s when I noticed something. Like a fog on my brain. I studied the feeling. It was as if, I suddenly felt I could get lost for no reason. It was irrational. The trail was easy and well marked. If you get to high ground, you can easily see the surrounding area and where the campground is. Yet, I got an over-powering sensation that I definitely had the ability to get lost on these trails. I had a feeling that something was watching me from behind the trees. It was such a surreal and uneasy feeling. When I got back home, I did some research. Come to find out, that place used to be the home of the Penitent Ones. A religious sect that fled Spain to practice their religion away from others. They practiced self chastisement and crucified themselves on the hills, over-looking the Sangre De Christo Mountains. In the areas where my friend and I hiked. The campground is removed from that bubble, but as soon as you step foot on a trail, you are at the mercy of something else out there. The second happening wasn’t far at all from Penitente Canyon. It was just South of Del Norte, headed up the Middle Frisco Trail to Bennett’s Peak. I call it Skull Mountain, because on Google maps, the peak looks like a human skull. On the way up the trail, perhaps around 9,500-10,000ft, I made it to a small, open meadow. As soon as I stepped into the meadow, I got an urgent sensation within myself. An overwhelming sense of doom. I felt like something was going to harm me. My gut was turning flips. I immediately turned around and went back down the mountain. There are some things that can explain the second happening, on the Middle Frisco Trail. I’m not sure about Bennett’s Peak, but I can tell you Penitente Canyon is the real deal for strange things and possibly, supernatural occurrences. I’ve just simply never felt this way on any other trail. I’ve felt daunted before on trails, like how am I going to get up there or over there from here? These feelings aren’t like that at all.

[@chrisallen1309]

Correction on the trailhead name, it isn’t Big Sky Loop, but Blue Sky Loop. My mistake.

[@OfficialBex]

Del norte /south fork is full of backwoods creepy people

[@Starry_Skye22]

Ugh your experiences sent a shiver down my spine. Hope you are doing well today ❤

[@privatename2426]

CO native. Last year during a camping trip west of co springs my husband and my brother and his girlfriend all woke up -terrified - to very high pitched screams around 1am.

[@ThePattycake144]

Classy, clean, and streamlined with crisp narrative. Well done🤗

[@Pug351]

I know the area well. I have a pretty decent knowledge of tracking and SAR. You'd be amazed how many lost person call outs SAR gets tasked with. Most of them are located but people are pretty good at getting themselves turned around. We've had people get off trail while hiking, to urinate, get turned around and end up 5 miles in the other direction completely lost.

[@sherizuech6562]

I've heard a few stories now about werewolves in Rocky Mountain national park.

[@TuxieTude]

Where?! 👀😳😳

[@sherizuech6562]

@@TuxieTude a few people that have cabins near Estes Park reported sightings on Dogman encounters radio.

[@urcookin]

I think Medicine Bow is even more eerie and lest traveled. We went last October and saw one car the entire time. Went hiking and didn’t see a single person. Could see his people can get lost.

[@jturtle5318]

In London?

[@TuxieTude]

@@sherizuech6562 Ugh. I grew up in Estes. Rode my horse all over town in the mid-late 70s and early 80s. Walked a lot of places in the dark too.

[@babyfry4775]

I live in Colorado and go to RMNP a lot. We’ve hiked a lot near Bear Lake a fair amount. One time we were with my sister in law and her kids who were 10(twins) and 13? Anyway, we were doing the easy hike around the lake with the kids running ahead and those 3 kids all went missing. They decided to hike up into the trees and each went a different way. We called and combed the woods and couldn’t find them. We had just contacted a ranger (after about an hour) when they all showed up. Thankfully, they were ok but we gave them a talking to for taking off without our knowledge. My son was a little younger and stayed with us so we were very lucky. It’s amazing how quickly one can get lost in the woods. Stay together and don’t let young ones out of your sights. There, I did my mom thing! It’s a beautiful park btw.

[@doniellejoslyn8563]

Love this channel. Just found it. I am binging on all the videos.

[@elizabethsisney9145]

They could have gone into a portal... How many times have we listened to encounters with Cryptids where those who had the encounter tells us they could not find any food prints? Its not impossible to consider it was a Cryptid.

[@deepakgurung3853]

In nepal rural area there is a humanoid creatures we call it banjhakri (forest shamen). They kidnap kids and train them the super natural powers. They will return back the kids after weeks and month. In one case kid kidnapped by forest shamen can see and hear the rescue team looking for him in the forest but the rescue teem can't see or hear the kids. Kid was taken to different diamention by the being.

[@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387]

@@deepakgurung3853 what does this creature look like ???? And how far back does it story go?

[@deepakgurung3853]

@@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387there are people who were kidnapped by this beings when they were kids. There are many cases and story about this creature among our culture. They only kidnap kids. They also have wife and kids in family like us. Our father and grandparents used to live in hills and forest. They have lots of stories of this creature. This creature is still in the forest. They are hairy and 3 to 5 feet tall. They have drum in their hand.

[@b.m.2434]

No. Just no. Nothing supernatural, or a cryptid, has ever been proven nor responsible. For anything.

[@scarletlove8778]

Love your narration, always clear and loud enough. Love the content as well.

[@siobhanwisdom1500]

I really enjoyed your stories. Having grown up in the area. Hiking and camping every weekend at all the places you mentioned. It's truly beautiful there.

[@ryanhegseth8720]

Ok one MORE thing that seems to happen in every story is that these strange disappearances seem to happen right before a huge storm that slows or postpones the search.

[@stephaniesantana9015]

Love love love this , and I mean the scaryness and the unknown , it intrigues me so thank you for telling your story it’s greatly appreciated

[@bobsides5445]

I really enjoy your narration of these stories, keep up the excellent work and this time next year you'll have over a million subscribers

[@simonemueller7693]

My observation on this video is that even when you go to group or wander off on your own good luck because it’s a big country we live in and we’re just little teeny ants in the woods

[@johnpontes812]

There are also very ordinary things that can cause a dissapearance. Those parks are enormous the variables are huge. Its like looking for two grains of sand in a 5 bedroom house.

[@MacFarlane123]

great video. I really enjoy the "calming/mysterious" sounding music, as opposed to the "creepy/scary" vibes a lot of other channels use.

[@jennapsyed]

That 3rd story reminds me of those poor souls that died up on Diatlov Pass, back in the 50's. (I know I didn't spell it right, I'm not Russian) The locals called it Death Mountain for a reason! If you don't know that story, please research it, it's one of the world's creepiest mysteries!

[@LisaKnobel]

They were hit by an avalanche.

[@jennapsyed]

@@LisaKnobel How was the woman's tongue removed and some of the other bodies were burned?

[@jennapsyed]

@@LisaKnobel NOT an avalanche..

[@Natp571]

The most credible version I read about Duatlov pass was about ritual killing by local Mansi. January/ February is their months of bloody sacrifice to their gods. All evidence just crying for it. Unless it was some supernatural entities that killed them. All KGB and other versions don't seems to be credible after thorough research.

[@jennapsyed]

@@Natp571 Very interesting!

[@cryptidencounterswithbrian3460]

WLB, I loved the upload it was awesome! I know you already told me you have a lot of new cryptid encounters coming up soon, but I am dying for a Wendigo, Crawler, or Dogman upload! Thanks for all your work man! Congratulations on getting 80K subscribers!!! That number is going to increase real fast because you are the man!

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

Yep - in the coming weeks - keep a look out.

[@onaughto]

This was so good I wanted to leave a comment to let you know. Nice Job.

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

"It knew their names and spoke them" ZOINKS! That sent chills up my spine. The idea of being chased by a strange humanoid "with a distorted face" is bad enough but it being both intelligent enough to speak and somehow knowing your name?

[@gmaglongpa]

I am from Colorado. I live in an area with a lot of bears and mountain lions. Not that I am not concerned when it makes sense to be such as walking in the wilderness alone at night, I am quite happy and unafraid. This is where I grew up. If I lived in another place that I am not acclimated to I can think of many things that would scare the hell out of me. I’m not saying that some of these stories are not true but, other than a big foot tale from time to time, I have not heard these stories before. I love the adventure, beauty and smell of the mountains.

[@BabySpit]

That is great to hear. I’ve also came across a lot of stories that said I’ve been hunting for 35 years etc and never saw anything weird until 😮

[@Cmz083]

That is what I really like about this channel. If it is put to him as true he he presents as true. But if he thinks its its really a pasta he will say I think it was a pasta. And I love how you tell the stories like they are your stories. You look like your telling your stories. Not something not true to you. Its an amazing job!!!

[@jojomafia3851]

That beard game is on point too! 😎

[@lindaarrington9397]

Yeah i like him to...

[@loustefanou1857]

Sounds like There's Several Portal's in these big parks. I wouldn't be surprised if our Government knows about this, and isn't warning ⚠️ the general public.

[@archangel5627]

I’ve been saying this for years. The federal government definitely had multiple ulterior motives when they set up the National Parks System. With all the crazy bizarre disappearances that take place every year inside the Parks, I wouldn’t be surprised if there were inter dimensional portals, large predatory cryptids, and or small groups of Feral People who live within the deep bush of the National Parks. What makes matter even worse is that the Park Rangers are all sworn to secrecy and they’re told by their superiors to keep their personal experiences to themselves and to never document any visitors experiences as well. Whatever the case might be, theres definitely something very strange going on within the National Parks.

[@jamesestrada82]

@@archangel5627 Well said, and I agree 1,000%! In fact, speaking of cryptids, I’ve heard a couple of Dogman stories/sightings in the Estes Park area as recently as last year…and I travel there frequently. Pretty trippy.

[@sherizuech6562]

@@archangel5627 it's all about the money!

[@wendygore2709]

Been saying this for years

[@edward9643]

I don't think it's a portal and if it is and the gov't does know about them they'd have weaponized them by now

[@daleevans4261]

That was an awesome episode. Thank you very much. Love the park ranger stories. May all those missing men rest in peace.

[@grimreaper6557]

wonderful stories of CO. I have lived in CO. on and off for years and the Rockies have a lot of strange stories and a lot of missing campers/hikers most are people who just got lost or didnt properly prepare for there outing, but then there are those stories of things that make no sense disaperances and attackes buy creatures that dont fit normal understandings. Isnt Nature wonderful =)

[@elizabethsisney9145]

I believe the one guy who said his friend was taken by a Bear Man, more then the other friends!

[@annhollowell5352]

Yes , i believe him too.

[@catspaw3092]

Yeah, they saw the same thing too but don't want to admit it they probably think no creature like this exist.

[@eclark3849]

man made clones

[@lori2339]

Note to self 📝 STAY OUT OF THE WOODS!!! way too creepy all these people go missing in the woods just vanish and nothing ever found thats unimaginable as to what the hell is going on in the woods!!!!🤯😳😬🤔

[@curiositypiqued6573]

Yeah plus all the people who may have gone missing and nobody knows because they never told anyone or/and they'd gone off the radar and no one even knew what they were doing or that they were going or were gone!!! ...😱😭🤦‍♀️exttremely sad and distturbed

[@pearmainstudios3942]

Nah the woods are spiritual and cool... I mean besides these stories lol

[@Sunshine_Daydream222]

National parks, not woods. Woods are good :)

[@staruchx]

@@pearmainstudios3942 depends. I live in eastern Europe and I feel like because majority people here forgot about our demons, the woods are more dangerous

[@truthylucy7068]

I was reading yesterday an article about prescriptions. In Canada the doctors are prescribing that their patients spend time in nature. The script is free tickets to National Parks. 😳 Thanks, but no thanks!

[@TheLooterArmy]

You had me at "...completely drained of blood."

[@tjkaczynski5896]

This young man can spit out some clear vocabulary!

[@CBALLEN]

You have the most interesting stories I've ever heard .These stories, supposedly being told as true,are some of the most terrifying as well.Many people believe demons exist,Bigfoot,Dogman and a host of other things and since I have experienced unexplainable events,I cannot discount any of these stories.

[@lkayh]

There are lots of bodies in the mountains of Colorado. If you want another story, a kid I grew up with, Keith Anderson, went missing in the winter of 1984. It’s pretty much certain he was murdered. They even know who did it. But the DA won’t prosecute without proof of death. Here’s the story as I heard it from my mother, who still lived in the area at the time (by then I’d moved to Denver): Keith and man named David Russell Buttel had an ongoing dispute about a woman. Buttel had left his wife and children in Illinois to move to Grand County with this woman, but she later left him and moved in with Keith. One day, Vernon “Spud” Weaver, who boarded both Keith’s and Buttel’s horses on his property, called Keith’s dad to report that he’d found Keith’s truck idling near the barn, with his dog in the back, but Keith was nowhere to be found. Police were called, and when they arrived they found blood, later verified as Keith’s, on a pile of manure. Keith’s horse was in its stall, with a blanket over its back. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots in the area that day, and Weaver reported that his .44 caliber Magnum, which he kept under the seat in his truck, was missing. Later, Buttel was questioned and verified that he had been at Weaver’s property that day and had seen Keith. He claimed Keith had gotten a nosebleed, and that he (Buttel) had driven Keith to the clinic (another source said Keith’s blood was also found in Buttel’s vehicle), and that was the last he’d seen of him. Supposedly, he also told the police that he’d noticed Keith’s horse had been injured. Some days after Keith went missing, his horse died (I’m not sure whether this was before or after Buttel told police it was injured), and they found a .44 caliber bullet in it. Weaver’s gun was later found up in the mountains, but they couldn’t verify that it had discharged the bullet that killed the horse, because by that time the barrel was too rusty. Buttel left the area soon after he was questioned, and though the Andersons hired a private investigator, they have not been able to locate him. Keith’s dad even went to Illinois to attend Buttel’s father’s funeral, hoping Buttel would also attend, but he didn’t. Also, in the years since Keith disappeared, some hunters (or hikers-not sure of the details) reported finding human bones in the area where the gun was found. They later tried to guide police to the area but were unable to locate the remains again, so there’s no telling whether this was Keith or some other unfortunate who has gone missing in those mountains. Personally, I don’t understand why the DA wouldn’t prosecute when he had the chance. It seems pretty clear what happened. Why the heck would any jury conclude that Keith left his injured horse, his running truck, and his beloved dog and let this man who hated him drive him to a clinic voluntarily-over a bloody nose? If a DA today wanted to try the case, the tough part would be finding Buttel. I knew the Andersons as a child, and I’ve often thought of them over the years and hoped they’d one day find closure.

[@mikemiller2361]

Yes the man is back with some fresh material I love it god bless u are blowing up I would say u are ahead of Mr balln no disrespect me balln so when u gonna have Mr balln on your show

[@snookiearriaga1474]

He's back? He ain't never been gone. He did a live stream the other day and every material he reads is fresh.

[@nonaeubinis4934]

Pretty sure Ballen can pronounce "validity" tho lol

[@alishashinn1441]

@UC1EdfcAuO5AOa8N68D91byA 😂😂😂💀

[@SUPERFunStick]

That would be so freaking awesome to have them each read a couple stories back and forth... How do we make that happen?? I need this in my life immediately!

[@DegoJen]

No disrespect as I'm binging on WLB content but Mr. Ballen blew up dramatically in the last 18 months and his "story" telling is quite different. WLB reads, and often speaks, in 1st person which is part of what draws me to his channel. His voice and tone are also more personal as his story telling sounds like he's speaking to each of us; Mr. Ballen doesn't speak in 1st person and is more of a mesmerizing narrator. I've come to adore both for their individual and very different methods of delivery. They both also offer consistent content that's generally not found overly told by other channels, especially with the enthusiasm or details these two gentlemen offer 🙏

[@KaelWeis]

A lot more reasons to avoid Colorado than the mysteries surrounding the national parks. Unless you are personally rich or have an amazingly paying job, it’s super expensive. There are A LOT of con artists as well. Moving here is probably the worst decision I’ve ever made. We are fleeing with our financial tails between our legs unable to make any sort of living here. Both me and my wife work decent paying full time jobs. But when your rent for your crappy apartment is $3000 a month, there’s just no staying afloat. Never been so stressed out in my entire life. Colorado sucks!

[@k9maiden64]

I moved back to Iowa after being in CO for 18 years of living in the Greenwood Village area. My sons stayed there as they were at the University of CO and the oldest just got out of the Air Force and all of his friends and job was there. Funny thing, I was happy to be back in the Des Moines area. It has grown by leaps and bounds and has everything huge cities has except for the traffic, crimes and expense. There are several people, besides me, that moved here from CO and said the Des Moines area is the best kept secret and moved here from CO and CA. We have everything that huge cities have, but not the crimes and traffic. It is growing by leaps and bounds, and Wake, a suburb, is one of the fastest growing cities in America, building their third big high school. The educational system is excellent, and what finally sold my son who graduated from University of CO then went on to Medical School in CA, was out of the 5 hospitals that offered him a position, IA is third highest pay for physicians! Neither of my boys were raised here, and we only came back to see our family, yet, both of them ended up settling here. Surely not because of me, I barely even see them! They love it here because the money is great, the people are friendly, and the rent is nothing compared to other cities. Our family skied a lot when their dad and I were married, but after the divorce, I could no longer afford to go, so that would be the only thing that I missed that Iowa doesn't have, the mountains. Otherwise, I am very happy I made the right decision to return to Iowa. So, I hear what you are saying, and you are absolutely right! My oldest son rents a very nice home with a fenced in yard in a very nice area where the best school system is, and he pays $18,00.00 a month. A huge apartment with all the amenities in an upscale area runs around $1600.00 Little less money than you are paying there in CO.

[@missingremote4388]

I left lakewood, Colo in 1977. Denver is full of garbage hoarders it's not the same. Junk cars and trashed backyards.

[@davidapple8047]

It's not gonna get any better any time soon either. Get out as soon as you can. Good luck man 👍

[@Dollsteak69]

Colorado. When a Coloradoian needs something it's ingrained in the culture to scam it from someone else. Aim low in life. I'll worry about it when the time comes. Hardcore drugs. Ohh I forgot. A cloud of anger everywhere.. Petty envy everywhere. In my 50 plus years it's been the worst place people wise to live in the entire US.

[@snowrider4495]

Where the hell are you paying $3000 a month in colorado? That's insane! my nefews rented 4 bedroom house is only $2500 a month. I've never heard of $3000 a month apartment anywhere in colorado unless you have a monster house or downtown apartment.

[@sweetash8666]

I just love the new way you have been narrating lately lol, I’m such a sucker for brown eyes lol ! And as always your beard is gorgeous lol!

[@rondadoolin7084]

Classic Missing 411 scenario PEOPLE please watch Dave Paulides missing 411....don't EVER go alone, get an emergency location becon device, have food.....

[@elenavonpavel-pitts3442]

Am from San Francisco originally...living in the NW for last 40 years. At age 13 got lost in Muir Woods for a whole day spilling into evening. Was 5 of us. We prayed...found a woman with kids who rescued us. Have NEVER EVER EVER gone hiking again.

[@janbadinski7126]

I was engaged to a gentleman who grew up in the back country of our national parks. Later he worked in our Yosemite national park. So I pinned him down on people who went missing in the park. He said there weren't any. I find that suspect because there had to have been "normal" missing people who were found when they were searched for. I can't pin him down on it further because he passed from cancer in December of 2020. It makes me wonder why he was so bent on saying nothing happened in his 25 years of being in the national park environment. I will always wonder why he didn't share anything, even the more mundane missing people. His dad was a back woods ranger and biologist for years. He worked as a biology teacher during the school year and in the summer he worked his ranger job. He said if there is a yeti it would be a primate. It seems the likeliest of what sort of creature it would be. It makes sense to me. Unfortunately his dad passed not long after I met him so I didn't get a chance to ask him about it any further. My point is that I think something is going on that people who worked there are afraid to say anything about. I don't want to think about what could scared them so much that they wouldn't talk about it. One thing that immediately comes to mind is what is the nature of the topography in the area. Are there caves in the areas where people go missing? If so the first place to look when it comes to anyone who goes missing.

[@bethewalt7385]

The government buys their silence, look up Dave paulides, he specifically writes about and investigates people missing from national parks, he's done Yosemite on it's own, he's had rangers anonymously confide in him our governments tactics, his fight with freedom of information act, the parks refusal to cooperate, the ndas employees have to sign, and on and on, Bigfoot is no primate,just another type of person, I've seen one, experienced others, once you see one, watch them, you'll know, so not a primate...very very human face...

[@sAgA1012-c7f]

I worked at a nursing facility in Fort Collins Colorado. For a few nights you could hear something crawling/growling outside. Sometimes you’d just feel a presence. One night after hearing the noise, I looked outside and saw these strange footsteps that head into a well . People said it was rabbit or deer but whatever it was, walked on 2 legs not 4 and it’s print was bigger than my foot

[@TuxieTude]

What part of Ft Collins?

[@louellacharlton4425]

Wow this sounds like a story i heard David Paulides do. CanAm missing 411. Hes been doing these stories for years now and i could swear he told us this one years ago. Thanks for refreshing my memory. Stay safe please. PEACE

[@WhatLurksBeneath]

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[@smokeandmirrors6167]

This channel is captivating! I just love stuff like this, keep up the great work!