Absolutely WILD and CRAZY tales from the Yukon that will SCARE your PANTS OFF

#yukon #cryptid #tomtenissar #sweden #scarystories #canada #north #arctic #folklore #urbanlegend
In this video, we go over the stories of a man and his grandfather in the Yukon Territory here in Canada. I hope you enjoy it because I absolutely killed my voice doing it lol. This story includes a lot of mentions of Swedish I guess cryptids you could call them. The Tomtenissar is the big one here. Links to support me are:
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I said it was posted on the paranormal board but it was posted on the random board instead.

[@TheLeaf]

I hope y'all like this video. My voice really started to give out near the end lol. I don't really talk a lot in real life so this killed my voice for a day haha. Anyways, this video is a crazy story from the great untamed north of the Yukon, in my home country of Canada. I do respect the people that live in those areas a lot, because I could never live there myself. I like the warmth haha. If you would like to support the channel in your own way, you can become a patron or donate (links in the description). I guess the biggest perk is you see the videos before anyone else usually, and in the future will get exclusive videos (hopefully lol). Hope everyone has a great weekend!

[@lindaarrington9397]

My voice give out sometimes Hope you feel better

[@lindaarrington9397]

Hey I just finished That was a great story Wish there was more I need to know what happened to them all. Lol I'm so very thankful I found your channel n all.....hag weekend dear Linda Franklin co. Virginia U.S.A.

[@rickyhurtt5568]

I haven't got to where it's starts giving out but I like how you narrate. I feel some kinda get overboard. If they tones it back I think some would be better. Not saying those certain guys aren't good. I just like your no-nonsense way of reading

[@jennagreen4375]

This is some of the best content I've found..its not murderous evil shit..its interesting..teachers u about cultures...fantastic! Thank u.. Would be interesting to know if the guy updated after his last trip

[@nancytoulouse6973]

Nice. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@whiteboyduke5446]

I drove from Fort Bliss Texas to Fort Wainwright Alaska twice. White horse is the most northern good size town before you hit Alaska. Northern Canada ain't not joke. Beautiful. You truly are alone up there.

[@offtheclaim1468]

What year was that? It's absolutely insane with people around here...high cost of living...high fuel prices aren't stopping people from.moving up here...

[@whiteboyduke5446]

@@rooftopcat1785 I had my 4 German Shepherds and 4 cats with me. I don't recommend driving through Canada during the winter months. I went through April and September.

[@bumblebee0369]

@@whiteboyduke5446 ...taking all your furbabies is something I would do too especially on such a long journey. How did you accommodate them on such a long drive? I'm assuming you had the cats nice n comfortable inside cages. But for the dogs maybe you caged them too or maybe all 4 split up between laying on the back seat and front seat or maybe you had a van where they could move about. That's what made me want to message you in the 1st place. I'm curious to know what kind of vehicle you drove when you went there, it had to of been big enough to carry 8 furbabies. 😊 (Yes I'm being nosey sorry I'm just wondering ....) Thank you. God Bless

[@whiteboyduke5446]

@@bumblebee0369 I was driving my Ram Quad Cab SRT-10. No cages imagine 4 grown German Shepherds and 4 cats inside it. I picked them up during a divorce so I had no time for a cage set up. Even the Canadian border agent was lime WTH?? I had all the proper paper work for them so she let us pass. I do not recommend it.

[@matthewyoung6069]

Whitehorse is all in one word for the spelling

[@yes0r787]

Ooh, the Yukon. This story was really top notch. I feel like that Grandpa met a strange ending and this next trip out to the cabin is going to be too much for them... hope sombody makes it back to tell the tale.

[@vanessashuttleworth4363]

"I'm fascinated with the YUKON....while I'm safely in my apt in warm Cali." Lol

[@TheLeaf]

I have family in Cali :) Thanks for watching!

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

@@TheLeaf betya don't have family in Orkney😋

[@TheLeaf]

@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 hahaha, you would be right! What's it like there?

[@garygreene4406]

Me too!!!!!

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

@@TheLeaf it's currently foggy, humid and shite! But it is a lovely place, lots of green, beaches, very safe. Friendly community, lots of historic sites if you're into such things - stone circles, tombs etc.

[@Stopstaring101]

Easily one of the top 5 of my favorite stories on YT 🏆 The reasons being, the narrator is fantastic🥇!! AND! the story itself felt very credible and honest to me. I love it and listen to it at least once a month! Awesome selection TheLeaf 👏🏼! Thank you 🔥🏕!

[@tracywerner4315]

That was a really good story. I have a friend from Norway. She said that there is a lot of weird stuff that happens there. It reminded me of her stories after listening to this.

[@stephen-truthseeker]

If your from the Northern hemisphere you can use the runes for protection.

[@rickmcqueen9760]

Would love to hear those stories.

[@bumblebee0369]

@@stephen-truthseeker I know your comment is 6 months old and I hope you see this. I would love to hear more on what you mean by "use the ruins for protection" I'm from the states so I don't know anything about the northern hemisphere or more so any Canadian territories. So what are these ruins you mentioned and how are they used for protection? Thanks in advance.

[@stephen-truthseeker]

@@bumblebee0369 if your in the United States you are in the Northern Hemisphere. Use the Algiz Rune for protection. Chant it sing it visualise it. Draw it on a piece of paper print it out from your computer. Always do runes in Red.

[@quinner8566]

This would be a great movie with the grandson going out with his friends being a great sequel. Loved this. Who knows what things live in the wildernesses of the world?!

[@bleonhard818]

Great story. Very scary. I hope the writer follows up. Keep us posted!

[@sylviawedding937]

I have listen to this two times now I'm a believer and your so under rated

[@TheLeaf]

Thank you so much :)

[@missshroom5512]

I am literally in the woods everyday and I love listening to scary stories while I’m walking. Really like yours..thank you

[@johndunnahoo2365]

Listen and do what I say, and be safe. Leafy Tim better advice has never been spoken. Great wicked story! I am looking forward to the next video. Have a great weekend yourself.

[@jslife1894]

His grandad sounds like a cool guy, getting his grandson to experience the great outdoors 👍

[@franktuckwell196]

Way better than the traditional "Ghost Stories " we get in England as winter approaches. All stories and legends and myths have an element of truth in them somewheres along the line.👍👍👍

[@vikingskuld]

I have heard this story before but its so good I listened to it again. I think you did a better job then the other place I heard it. Thanks for your work and great story choice.

[@sidilicious11]

Wow, quite the riveting tale. I hope Grandpa and his grandson and friends are all OK.

[@bleakdestiny6095]

Wow! Absolutely LOVED this story! Please let's have many more like this from this author! Wonderfully told, all I needed was a crackling fire and whipping snowfall outside..

[@VictoriaMarch13]

This is my favorite KZbin story out of all the stories that I've listened to on here. If it's true I wish he'd give us an update. I've listened to this twice now and I NEED to know what happened to Dana. I'm on the fence about whether he's alive or not.

[@Nettsinthewoods]

I’m returning to this video as it’s one of my favourites of yours Tim. The vikings were very superstitious and were afraid of forests, the story events echo many a ancient beliefs too. You narrate it so well even if you nearly kink out at the end. ;-)

[@m.kameron6303]

I just found your channel! I love the story and your narration! Me and my stump will be coming here more often! Part 2?

[@johnpaquette6990]

What a marvelous yarn! It kept my attention throughout. Thank you.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Wow. Great tale. Had me on edge the whole time Tnx 4 posting New sub.......!!!

[@dannymoore2413]

I really enjoy your stories. Your voice does not get on my nerves. Your sarcasm is spot on and your stories are believable. Cheers.

[@johnnydawad7117]

In 1982 i drove from Ft. Wainwright,Ak,to Pennsylvania alone. I can tell you especially back then,the Yukon is a desolate area. I recall driving all night and not passing a single vehicle or seeing the light of a single dwelling. Thank God I didn't have any vehicle trouble or flat tires while driving the Alcan.

[@BUBBLESPOGO]

Very brave. Yes. Time and unforeseen occurrence was on yiur side that time. Taking chances like that cause your end.

[@djdj2231]

Ever since Russian game officer story's your stuff is just been getting better and better as always great job really appreciate the quality continent

[@killerfrizzbee]

Good story, when will pt2 come out so we know what happened to old man, lol.

[@darkjay6734]

Cool story bro. I’m obsessed with listening to these kind of stories.

[@laurelestrada5665]

I loved this story! I'm of Scandinavian heritage, Norwegian and Finnish, and I know that this story is true. Unfortunately, this guy's grandfather, Dana was most likely killed by the evil little men. The way he describes his grandfather is so typical of tough, stoic Scandinavians. When my mom was little she and her cousin Dan were playing and Dan broke his arm. My Finnish great grandmother didn't even take him to the doctor! She thought he should be fine.

[@jonnytheboy7338]

🇸🇪 🇫🇮 .... 50/50

[@istra70]

You want to stay healthy - stay away from doctors.

[@DreDredel3]

That's what I thought too. They weren't forgiving at the beginning, much less on the return. There's a lot of strange cryptids in the woods even the government is aware of but won't admit to the public.

[@Deek-r5r]

Estrada is a good Scandinavian name.

[@angeladawn2343]

Just came across your channel. I’m thinking a new favorite. This was the most amazing story. Absolutely loved it. Best ever.

[@flintdriftwood4255]

Definately one of the best youve done....in my opinion.

[@rachelmartinez5077]

I have just discovered you. You have a very soothing voice and I enjoy listening to the longer stories. This was great and I am wondering if there was ever a part 2?

[@rickyhurtt5568]

Can't believe I just came across you for the first time. Already like your style

[@vincerutter1921]

That was one of the most fascinating horrific story nightmares I've ever heard, the grandfather what an amazing Man, legend's are made about Men like Dana, I feel that it's a true story, an it makes me a little crazy, because the truth of what lies out in the wilds, in the forest's the caves the wood land's the swamp's and most all of the Wilde's is kept hidden from us, and I'm pretty sure those in high places keep so much more out of reach of us, really does make me hateful towards them people, still amazing story Tim, second watch for me

[@Tina_K]

i think this one is my all time favorite of all the narrations you ever made , Leaf

[@erikrhafer6644]

I'm have some Viking blood flowing through me and have always read anything I could get my hands on about the north and the Norwegian folklore. Great Job !

[@annamariaayyad2891]

This story should be a movie, amazing.

[@rickwhitehouse8069]

Thanks!

[@TheLeaf]

Thank you so much for the super thanks!!!

[@scottyoung3687]

Cool as hell great story

[@oldtimeoutlaw]

I really loved this story I believe that the little people got the grandfather and he is gone. But I’d love to hear the rest of the story. Thank you once again

[@jcpdloco]

Awesome! I think grandpa made sum sort of commitment to learning bout his ancestors and this is why he went Home.

[@blindadvocate]

Bloody good yarn! I really hope that write. Back after having a captain cook at the grandfathers cabin, make sure you contact them for the rest of the yarn. I really wish we could get snow like that here in Australia as the most frightening thing we have in the bush is killer Koala bears and rogue kangaroo’’s, they could only scare someone who is pissed as a cricket

[@lindaarrington9397]

What about the bigfoot down there

[@istra70]

@@lindaarrington9397 It's called Yaowi . I wouldn't worry about him. Poison snakes , crocks, spyders, sharks, jelly fish - enough to kill you. Look into black mountain in Australia. Geological anomaly that's killing passers by .....

[@nancyferrer7452]

There is so much more than folklore to many of these stories. The older I get the more I realize I do not know much. Everything and anything is possible.

[@MJCain-ye1uo]

This story was AWESOME!!! Ty ty ty Grandma🍃🌼🍃

[@imaginewhirledpeas6696]

The whole story played out in my head like a very clearly,like a real memory..great job.

[@cryptidtalkandthesupernatu5111]

Awesome Stories that you have on your channel. I'm working on making my Cryptid channel a great one, hopefully. Thanks for the stories.

[@ruthmccurdy8623]

I’m enjoying your channel. Great stories and I like how you ask about your viewers. Charming. 😁🤗👻

[@meganlewis7110]

This needs a part 2!!

[@patrickf8114]

Dude thank you for actually putting fourth some effort in your stories. I swear some channels like this just read shit that hasn’t even been read/rated before hand = total crap stories. Your doing great. Your going to blow up.

[@terryolsson4145]

Loved this tale. I want to believe it. Really lime the way you narrate, keeps the listener hanging on every word.

[@MaffBowers]

If this story is made up it’s extremely well-done. But I’m tempted to believe it - maybe these things are what cause the 411 and legends of “others” living away from mankind are found all over the world, including Islam’s djinn. Definitely interesting

[@stanleytipsword9560]

Great story. Keep em coming. I’m from farmland in the states and stories of the the deep woods are totally foreign to me

[@Motor-Mouth-313]

That story was PHENOMENAL !!!!

[@Techumsa]

I believe you, I've spent time in the mountains in South Africa, many folklores there.

[@amandakay2104]

Top notch story..i was hanging on every word

[@Kapa.25]

Loved the story. I believed it must of been scary.

[@Joe3pops]

Strange coincidence but I have been to Inuvik NWT twice on business. The first time in the dead of winter. Our workplace is situated just off the Dempster Highway. In winter as you look west towards the Yukon Territory looks pretty much exactly as your thumbnail photo. Interesting.

[@lizperrella666]

Just found your channel.....GREAT story and narration. Honestly, I'm a hiker and love the woods and I believe this is true! Keep up the great content!

[@theactualslapmaster2466]

this channel is a GEM

[@BrooklynsFinest34]

You have a new subscriber. Loving your channel my dude. Salud.

[@cynthiabrooklyn6369]

I think grandpa is living the life he wants to and that is all you can ask for. I hope all is good when yall get there good luck and sending love and light your way be safe.

[@bumblebee0369]

I remember listening to this last year but that's ok. I really enjoyed listening to it again because I myself have been experiencing weird things and was curious to hear how the grandpa handled it. Thanks 😊

[@adambrake8083]

God bless you Leaf. Love the stories. I'm looking for a particular story but Il just rewatch all ur vids to find it.

[@TheLeaf]

Which one? 🤔

[@adambrake8083]

@@TheLeaf the one where the guy goes out to his dad's cabin. He takes an ATV deep in the woods to kill himself n he sees the burnt man thing that follows him back...Does that sound familiar?

[@TheLeaf]

@@adambrake8083 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIelnppterGIbZo Hope you enjoy again :)

[@nancytoulouse6973]

Suspense truly satisfying!

[@SindyLowery]

That was Great ty🎬🐾🐾🐾😻💋

[@Kori-Jones]

Ok I see you on the editing bro love it

[@TheLeaf]

Thank you :)

[@lissettemas2802]

I loved this story. I hope theirs a part two with a happy ending ey!

[@rogermilhoan6179]

I love these storys, an the type of storys you tell, more please

[@Nikisright]

I could listen to your soothing voice all day! 😊

[@thatjodiegirl7]

Awesome story, I wonder if we'll ever find out what happened to the Grandad

[@Kawiboy]

Fantastic Stump-Time my friend 😉.. Old G

[@pixilegault3110]

Thank you for the great story... I enjoyed it...

[@emilyahles5667]

Wow that was awesome. Thankyou

[@samdowner8503]

Cool story bro.👍

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

Great story. You write well. I've spent time in the woods alone and the loneliness really causes the mind to wander.

[@freedom1028]

Thank you for this great story. When you are deep in the forest it is truly another world, not for the faint hearted! The rules are for survival of the fittest and most cunning. I always have the feeling I am being watched even though there is no sign of life I feel surrounded. City rules don't mean squat in the forest.

[@largeeventplanner4496]

That first story - wow. His grandfather is in his 60s and "most people his age would be in a retirement home". What planet does this toddler live on.

[@chrisb.7936]

What an enjoyable 38 mins! I wonder if this person ever posted an update after the camping trip

[@SM___________]

So basically the old man lived in peace with them for 20 years until his grandson visited and set off a series of violence because his sassy gob got grandad done in. Moral story is don't take your kids, these stories do make me want to sell up and pack in and buy plot in the Yukon and do as this old man did. Enjoyed this story cheers fella

[@nonexist]

Just found your channel. Enjoyed it very much and subscribed. The only thing that turns me off is a hurried story telling, that gives out the impression that you cannot wait to finish it. It is always much better to take your time while telling a story, but I loved it. Thank you.

[@educatedgypsee2351]

Great story! Is there any more from this poster? Believe it completely, none of us know what others have experienced.

[@shaunhunter5850]

I think the grandad instead of just warning him 'do exactly what I tell you to do', could have given him a heads up on things NOT to do. That's what got them both into danger, where even the grandad sh*t himself. You're taking your grandson into an extremely weird dangerous environment with literal monsters, and giving him zero prior warning at all? That's how you know the story (although well told and v interesting) is not true. Also the bit at the end about the grandad going straight back there, and 3 years later him going back there with his mates? Come on. Good vid all the same! Enjoyed it

[@debramiller4098]

Truth. There some real strange things that go on out in the wild country. The more man encroaches into the wild country , the more he’s going to know that some places are best left alone. Unpopulated by any man.

[@kmart6026]

Loved it!!’

[@alvashoemaker8536]

I believe “folk tales/legends” have at least a kernel of truth; THEREFORE, you were smart not to question your grandfathers’ knowledge/actions. I ENJOYED this post; be careful out there! THANKS for sharing-- 👍🏼. 👣🩴

[@rickmcqueen9760]

That was an amazing story. Makes me wNt to do some research on Swedish folktales. I am dying to know what happened to the grandfather. By the way, I would love to hear some of your experiences in the deep woods you mentioned.

[@wideawake5630]

Snowed in in the N Michigan forest so very atmospheric for this story.

[@greenleaf2233]

Enjoyed this story! I am not adverse to abnormality. I was always that way. Believed in bigfoot way before I saw a bigfoot. He was walking in the open, broad daylight, heading north straight for Pittsburgh, Pa. I think a lot of missing people are not lost, but taken. Some may say I am gullible, but I am smart enough to think not. New to your channel, will stay. We haven't begun to understand what goes on.

[@clarencedavisiii1412]

This one is my absolute favorite

[@deannalively4778]

WOOHOO!! Great story

[@oliviarinaldi5963]

Dude! Great story. Have you ever looked for a follow-up for this? I would love to know if he and his mates survived the trip back. I think the grandpa probably passed. I am very curious to hear a follow-up, however.

[@utah1024]

I would really like to find the part 2 of this story, when he goes back to see if his grand father is ok.

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

This is a very cool story......I am of Scandinavian desent. At my house I use runes around my door jam, and reindeer antlers, along with my coyote skull. These are all to protect my house from evil spirits. I also give my meat, and some food to the God's when I pray. There are land spirits, elves, trolls, the land is alive, and it will stay balanced as long as you pay your respects and give to the lands. This story is very accurate,and the ravens mean Odin is watching. This is very important to our people. Takk fyrir for this story.

[@wideawake5630]

Voice work tips. Avoid caffeine and dairy begore performing. Eat lightly or not at all. Never ice your drinks. Sip some warm or tepid lemon water while you work. Hum for 10 minutes before you start. Relax your neck and shoulders. Don't suck your gut in. Belly breathe from the diaphragm. You did a great job.

[@3DCGdesign]

These are all good tips! I concur.

[@bobbeezel2593]

Why in the hell would anyone want to have a cabin in the middle of a freezing cold haunted forest?

[@thewolf2405]

Awesome story lad

[@elru374]

hey there. Im still lying low with this illness, and have listened to countless hours of your stories. This one is the best. Do you have the follow up story to this one? I am really wanting to know the outcome- if they found the grandfather, or what. thanks!!

[@brian6125]

Was a bit of a crazy / weird tale , but very interesting and caught my attention and listened intently all the way through! ! You can never really tell if a story is real or not, I think some are some what based on real events, with varying degrees of added things to make it more interesting, but I believe that most are told as it happened, there are so many people's encounters, were the only thing they will gain is ridicule, only a few will profit! I believe this could well be true, if not I still believe that thing's like this can happen! ?

[@littleme4993]

Really good stories as always, thanks. I have to tell you that you are the double of my brother, looks, style and way of speaking, so uncanny.

[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Wow, thank you!

[@jessicafrancesevewhalen2534]

Man, I love that story. Wish they'd give an update

[@clarencedavisiii1412]

I really love this one