He Almost DIED...Then Rescued by a Sasquatch | Plus Interview!

[@tlcowen1970]

Great story Chris,I've heard another story recently of a mountain biker who was racing down a mountain and rounding a curve on to a sudden steep incline and was suddenly visciously attacked by a huge mountain lion.He also virtually gave up expecting death because the cat had mauled him so bad and had him in a firm grip on the back of his neck and restricted his breathing.Just as he was fading a 9to 10 foot sasquatch appeared out of nowhere grabbed the lion with two huge hands lifted it above it's head and brought it down on its shoulders so hard it snapped it's spine instantly. The guy was similar to your guy where he was still conscious cause be had a rush of adrenaline. If that wasn't enough the guy said it took a look at him snarled took one leap over a huge boulder at the side of the trail and about 10 seconds later a female sasquatch appeared and it was then his mind and blood loss made him pass out.Next thing he remembers is being rushed to hospital in a EMT van.He asked the medic how they got to him and he said a ranger walked out of his cabin and he was lying just in front of him.Wow what a tale guys!!

[@elaineisabelle427]

I've heard numerous encounters of these creatures helping people by saving them from the water, etc and carrying them to a road or main trail to be rescued, putting moss and stuff on peoples wounds, etc. It's amazing.

[@raymondreiff8170]

Wow amazing

[@CajunJules]

Wow!

[@billyannecrews6651]

Wow. That’s an amazing story.

[@LittleKitty22]

Wow, amazing. I hear so many contradictory stories. I have no doubt that some Sasquatch eat people. When they knock on trees when there's a human around - that's the dinner bell! But I have also heard so many stories of Sasquatch rescuing folks or helping lost people find their way back, and helping women and children. It's so fascinating!

[@ewokisamokis747]

I had a buddy who was a logger. He told me that they were logging an area in the forest here in Washington state and equipment was bieng destroyed by someone or something. Some of the guys wouldn't even go in a certain area because there was something in there. Long story short they didn't touch that area and he thought it was a big foot trying to stop them from tearing up his home. Great story Chris! Thanks to you and bill.

[@didibolter9362]

My Uncle Roy told a similar story up in Amanda Park in Washington! He and his coworkers even seen Bigfoot!

[@lisacolbert5987]

I doubt anyone will read this (I hope not Bill) but this is as frustrating as watching your typical blond chick doing all the wrong things in a slasher movie ! I’m just practically yelling at Bill for every move he’s making !

[@judeless77]

@@lisacolbert5987 if you don’t want him to read it, why are you writing it? You must be the blonde chick in the slasher movie

[@BJones-yw4dd]

If I were a Sasquatch, I would be a destroyer of those who think they have a right to destroy our only home planet, too.

[@lisacolbert5987]

@@judeless77 Hey Scott Brynlisdinmindin, nice hat. Why so cranky? And “Sasquatch doesn’t eat meat” ? And gullible isn’t in the dictionary. And , hide yourself.

[@marcoslaureano5562]

I've heard this story multiple times on other channels and the story has never changed. It's actually quite amazing. Stay safe out there Chris.

[@edgeon5801]

Re-listen, the basic story is the same, some details had changed. On one channel, when he went back to show the logger, the deer it was in a different tree. That it had been moved. The Sasquatch didn't just move a couple of logs it dragged him out of the log pile after moving the logs off him. Then he also said he told the guy he didn't see the Sasquatch to protect it..

[@Nwladylaura369]

Yes, I’ve heard this story on one the lady’s BF channels.

[@unropednope4644]

Anyone know the source of the story?

[@royharper2003]

@@unropednope4644 someone's imagination

[@KennyRider137]

The details were different most likely because other people were telling the story and perhaps embellished them or got them wrong.

[@lkiraly58]

I've heard this story before and it sounded incredible, but to hear it from the person who experienced the accident and unbelievable rescue by a Sasquatch was unimaginable! I'm so thankful he was saved and the physical wounds healed. I bet the creature also thinks about this event and was, in his way, glad he could rescue him. It's such a heart-stopping story. Thank you for sharing the interview, too!

[@northcascadian7065]

Yeah I thought I heard it on Steve's HTH channel a while back! It's 10x better to hear from the person who experienced it

[@jefftracy3771]

What an amazing story! From what I've heard, Bigfoot that have families are much more friendly and less aggressive towards people than Bigfoot that live on their own. It sounds as if they were trying to warn him in their own language to get off of the log pile before it collapsed.

[@basecampchris]

Good observation-! Makes sense based on the outcome! Bcc⛺️

[@donnacreamer4123]

My husband and I have a Sasquatch family that visits our place occasionally. The young female is about 15 and loves to listen when we play music. We are being patient and open with them out of respect. Through telepathy she has informed us that the family is expecting a newborn soon. We do leave out apples for them as they seem to really enjoy the crunch.

[@regenfrau7823]

​@@donnacreamer4123Donna this sounds really really really interesting! I think these creatures just need our friendship and sympathy ❤ I am living on the other side of the World in Austria. Where exactly in USA do you live? With Best regards from Europe ❤

[@CintG001]

@@donnacreamer4123that’s beautiful.

[@aylavasconcelos2262]

​@@donnacreamer4123 have you heard anything else from them?

[@BobaFettuccine3541]

It knew he was injured to some degree, then showed a level of concern for him when it no longer deemed him a threat. These creatures will always have my respect

[@davewhiteman7723]

Great story. I had heard it before but it was really good to actually hear it from the guy it happened to. Thanks Chris !

[@Kun..07]

Most of us would do that to other animals too, wouldn’t we?

[@myjeepwjarebuildpaulsteven7986]

Great story and interview 🇺🇸

[@robinpesek3657]

@@Kun..07 I would certainly try.

[@royharper2003]

@@davewhiteman7723 you said it. It's a story.

[@maxpower7774]

Wow, intense! Firstly people, never wander on unstable log piles, for obvious reasons, secondly, I don't think a Squatch would reveal itself and free you from certain death only to then kill you, it sounds like it was debating with another about if it should assist or leave the human to his fate. Maybe these creatures are smart enough to know a dead human brings even more unwanted activity to its territory...

[@migratingpintails4548]

lol - I wouldn't say "never" in your sentence. There are some amazingly stupid things humans do in the woods or on the water that requires rescue,. There is also an element of truth in these stories...

[@garycates9911]

The deer was uneaten . Why dig out this stinky human ?

[@jackiesmith931]

Absolutley

[@illusiv2135]

They are that smart and in fact they are to help us when they can.

[@garycates9911]

Interesting. I have my doubts . They are as varied as we are. Your words afford me much food for thought. Having seen one.

[@moccasinspringshomestead4612]

I am from rural North West Arkansas,these animals are plentiful in the forest of Arkansas and Oklahoma,I've had numerous experiences with them,so I believe what Bill is saying is possible.thanks for sharing guys.

[@joanmclean3380]

Well you should share plz

[@irenemarlor4583]

It was an interesting story. Arkansas sure looks a beautiful state !! Australia 🦘

[@moccasinspringshomestead4612]

@@joanmclean3380 yes mam I am working on it,thank you.

[@michaelbergstein2015]

What kind of experiences pray tell?

[@moccasinspringshomestead4612]

@@michaelbergstein2015 1 sighting in the early 70s when I was a child myself and since that many vocals,tracks and other circumstantial sighnes I've been hooked for many years.

[@jimmillward3505]

i think the monster was trying to save his life. fascinating story. Thanks to your guest for sharing such an important experience with us

[@_theloremaster]

When you said “who sits around in the forest, drinks beer, and gets paid for it? Me!” Made me so happy haha I am so glad you found something that makes you happy!😊

[@krystenburkhardt-hansyn]

All of your stories are amazing but this one is stellar! This poor fella. Those logging guys were worried he’d do something to hurt himself and he did. Thank God they came back to look for him. Thank God Mr. Sasquatch saved his life. What a miracle this was.

[@lindawade4ok639]

If he had been 35 and not 17 he would have been smart enough to understand he should take the ride. At 17 everyone thinks they're immortal

[@josephjanossy7417]

@@lindawade4ok639 mmmmmm mk karma I'm

[@josephjanossy7417]

, hi kill jl ina

[@maggsbufton1969]

I don’t think they were worried about him doing something to hurt himself, I think they were worried about whatever was growling at them , ripping apart their equipment and hung up the deer hurting him.. THEY didn’t feel safe, so did not think it safe for a seventeen year old kid to be out there alone, even though he was armed. I think the Sasquatch broke the trees holding the logs in place and felt bad that the young fella was helpless and seriously injured, so he helped him by taking the logs off him. I think the loggers saw the Sasquatch when they came out to look for him, took off and then came back for him.

[@Qwijebo]

Maybe that "beast" was looking at him as a meal. @@maggsbufton1969

[@SpaceShihTzu17]

Beautiful scenery 😻 I saw on another channel this weekend that Sasquatch will never forget a persons smell so if he ever went back to the same area they would remember him. Also I just saw a story of a Sasquatch carrying an injured solo hiker to a cabins porch so the occupant could further help the lone hiker. Maybe they really do have empathy.

[@unropednope4644]

There's no way someone could know this until a sasquatch is actually studied. The channel is speculating or theorizing most likely.

[@backwoodsgirl6100]

Which channel? How to hunt?

[@rubyhoward2085]

I think they have been waiting for us to stop fearing them and trying to kill them. They know when we humans grow up and become like them they’ll be waiting for us just as they have waited from the beginning of time.

[@leannmarshall28]

I admire this man for sharing his story and explaining on how many levels it has affected his life, struggling through all the pain and terror of the experience, and finally coming to find some level of grace and peace.

[@thesnortgringe5276]

This is pure gold..I have heard about this encounter earlier in Bigfoot Case File/ Bigfoot Project and also in Dixie Criptid.However hearing this from the man himself is a total different experience altogether. Thank you Chris ...

[@basecampchris]

Yes - he did a good job and quite a encounter to go through. C

[@Mermaidasha]

Great story, Chris! Thanks! A Squatch saved my uncle's life as well. I wish he were still alive to tell you the story.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks for sharing that! Amazing. C

[@sandyrodriguez6361]

Can you please 🙏 tell the story. Thank you 😊 💓

[@miriammcdade3077]

Bill told his encounter in an amazing way, totally enthralling..hope things get a little better for him with the ptsd..Mim,Scotland. Great episode Chris 👍😊

[@basecampchris]

Hoping good things for him too. C👍

[@runutts2010]

I'm newer to this channel and Chris I really like your delivery of these encounters! I personally love listening to first hand accounts too! Great job!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks and welcome!! C🐻

[@angelasoucy3268]

This is the most amazing, real account of Sasquatch that I've ever heard. God Bless this man and his healing. Very well told, thank you

[@lindadonahue9279]

God Bless Bill. He is lucky to be alive. What a frightening and yet fascinating story. I know it had to be a lot more work for you Chris, but I LOVE this longer video. It was like watching a movie. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@basecampchris]

Good to hear- thanks Linda!⛺️

[@rosecampiran9301]

Such a good story teller, Chris is! I agree.

[@steve37341]

Bill didn't try to steal the Sasquatch's deer that was in the tree. The loggers shot it and were going to take it. Did the Sasquatch show, through his rescue of Bill, his appreciation for that? That would really suggest even more cognition on the part of the Sasquatch. We know from other stories that Chris has told that those who offer food (fruit, etc) to them, get treated better by the Sasquatches.

[@SiriusZiriux]

37:10 Lol Crotch.

[@Summernightsandneonlights]

Or it was unburying him so it could screw his head around like it did to the deer

[@TimRHillard]

Right on. When I am hunting, I always leave some of the best meat behind, in a safe place, for the other critters who live off of hunting as well.

[@Kun..07]

@@Summernightsandneonlights 🫢😂😂

[@78twood]

Kind of like dolphin stories!💜

[@MatthewTurner-fn3mv]

Great story Chris I think Bill was very lucky he’s the same age as me, so I knew his bravery and thoughts about hiking away on his own, were a lot like mine. The moral of this story is Thank GOD for Sasquatches, they evidently knew he was in trouble and they meant no harm. They saved him. Just Amazing.

[@aaronhaworth]

I'm a fan of the "Strange, Dark and Mysterious"... and "Things That Go Bump In The Night". 👍 Thanks for all you do Chris!

[@AimeeAimee444]

Are you from NJ? I grew up in a town named Haworth in Bergen County.

[@aaronhaworth]

@@AimeeAimee444 Sorry for the late reply but no, I am not, however I would love to go someday! lol

[@carmenmarcinkiewicz7149]

Wooohoooo, you're back to camping!!! Yay! Chris, you're THE BEST story teller. You painted a picture of this event. I appreciate all you do to share these stories with us.

[@opalcrocker2143]

Hello Chris👋 Hope you're doing well. Love your stories, love your hikes and love your viewers for their great submitted stories. I can smell the fresh air through the screen, beautiful 👍

[@momo-mb4rl]

Both boring story tellers .

[@opalcrocker2143]

@@boogiedaddie actually I've been married for 34 years this past Friday

[@cristinajaime361]

This has to be 1 of my favorite stories!! Prefeectly told by you and Bill!! Thanks for sharing. Keep pushing forward Bill 💪 🙏

[@dartmouthma6892]

Wow! What an experience!!!! What cool stories!!! Great rendition! Thank you 💜

[@nathanearly-jq3qd]

That was a crazy interview. Thanks as always Chris. I'm always fascinated listening to these encounters from the people who experienced them.

[@trudyramgren8817]

What an amazing story!!! It has to be right up there with one of the best. How scared this guy must have been but realized that sasquatch didn't harm him. I've always had this picture in my mind that sasquatch was not violent in the way that they would seek people out and kill them but yet they would be extremely intimidating. I enjoyed this immensely . Life has many mysteries and this is one of them. I wonder how many people that have encountered sasquatch and has never told anyone for fear of them being labeled cuckoo. Thank you for sharing this!! Stay safe out there Chris!!!!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Trudy! C

[@j.j.8741]

They, like us, have a choice to redeem themselves, some choose to some don't..

[@amuddymoose]

If that creature wanted to kill him it could have done so easily. Instead, it helped him. The amazing thing is that it didn’t have to help him yet chose to remove the logs. That tells me these beings, whatever they are, are highly intelligent and possess empathy. Amazing.

[@Gri03]

I keep thinking the same.

[@AnneluvsKatz]

Not necessarily. The other option is that he was unburying him for his next meal. I really don’t have any insight if he was being benevolent or lusting an easy meal, but it’s an option. I’m sure that thought is probably what keep the man up at night. It would me.

[@maggsbufton1969]

Perhaps the Sasquatch had a family and knew that young ones do stupid things , so he rescued the teenager.

[@stacyzzlovelight2]

I was thinking the same thing. I'm so sad he never said "he saved my life!" I've heard this story over many channels, and it's always the same.

[@Vaquix000]

@@AnneluvsKatz The bigfoot could have easily just taken him away if they were wanted to eat him.

[@cathiecollins7320]

Hi Chris, compelling story! Also, I love that we are listening to his interview while you are cooking, very clever!❤

[@basecampchris]

Thanks Cathie! C

[@Judy-fi7ce]

A compassionate Sasquatch. The guy would've died. Quite an unusual set of circumstances there with the deer in the tree and then the guy getting pinned by the logs. I liked the story telling in the tent. Nice steak dinner and wild mustangs in the morning. Great story and beautiful views, Chris.

[@KennyRider137]

Yes, but the Sasquatch was the one who caused the logs to fall. It was breaking the trees the logs were pushed against.

[@CintG001]

@@KennyRider137 he didn’t know he was there. It was a big pile.

[@KennyRider137]

@@CintG001 yes he did.

[@Peniphony]

You are a great interviewer Chris! You let him speak without interruption and when you did speak you were compassionate and understanding. Very important qualities when someone is recalling an obviously traumatic situation for him. While his story is amazing and I wish him the opportunity he seeks to confront his fears, your interviewing skills are exceptional sir. My respect for you just increased by 100.

[@RogerSanGabriel]

This guy was a great interview.

[@davidlegg9768]

We were worried when we didn’t hear from you yesterday. Glad to see you!!!

[@chalillo2268]

This one! Was so worth the wait!!

[@brianmarek6159]

I've heard this encounter several times b4, so glad to finally hear the real person tell it. Thx Chris, awesome show

[@Blahblahblah123LOL]

It's always a good day when Chris drops a new video

[@jumaris28]

Thanks Chris for this real & amazing story . Thanks for your guest to come forward , for sure Bill experience is not like anyone else . I bet he never saw nature the way he used to . This shows these creature have feelings of caring and should never be hunting down or take for granted . I fell asleep tired and didn’t finish the rest , this morning woke up & went right back to it . Have a safe day everyone. Mariela from Camarillo California. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@basecampchris]

Good words. C

[@lelaniadiniakos49]

Really great story. Hope that the man can recover from his encounter. Obviously in this case Sasquatch wanted to help. Sending blessings and healing. Much we still need to learn in this universe.

[@hilltopvt]

Chris, there is a PTSD therapy called EMDR that can really help with the symptoms. The practitioner has the client make certain eye movements while recounting the problem memory, and the symptoms can diminish and even disappear altogether. Hate to think of this poor fellow still suffering. How cool is it that the Sasquatch saved him!

[@sharkbait3332]

EMDR sounds like hocus-pocus but I have had wonderful success with it in dealing with compounded trauma and PTSD. Thank you for mentioning it here. Hopefully others are curious and seek a therapist versed in EMDR therapy.

[@pinschrunner]

Cognitive behavioral therapy is also successful. The psychologist who originally successfully treated "shell shock" as PTSD used to be called in Vietnamese Vets, has applied it to all kinds of situations now from victims of assault, traumatic car accidents, etc.

[@livingdeeply15]

​@@pinschrunner Yes, & Cognitive Behavior is highly successful!!!

[@Copawany7171]

EMDR is truly amazing for trauma. Fast healing happens.

[@hubbitgray9427]

Hello Chris, great story! If Bill is still suffering from PTSD, please know there is help for him out there. As a licensed therapist, some of us have specialized training to treat PTSD to reduce and even alleviate symptoms of PTSD. So, have a question: do you have a way to contact Bill? I can see if there is anybody near him that would be willing to see him for no cost to help him find some healing. Thanks!

[@alextaylor8776]

The vast majority of clinical professionals today have no idea whatsoever how to deal and treat someone like Bill in a person. The concept of Sasquatch is completely alien to them. Bill even said that one of them couldn’t treat him as he didn’t know how too. Not as easy as it sounds, most wouldn’t even believe him. My advice is Jesus, he can if we reach out to him heal us of all our inflictions both physical and psychological. God bless you for caring.

[@truthwesee1889]

Hubbit Gray, my parter has PTSD. Is there anyone on the Western Slope of Colorado that you know of? Thank you sir!

[@allisoncarver1756]

Very kind of you. I’ve never heard someone reach out to give help. Thanks . Helps my faith in humanity. It’s been dampened in the last few years.

[@northernbettygirl]

​@@alextaylor8776Amen Alex. Jesus understands better than any clinician. I believe that the Sasquatch was even possibly sent by God to help that young man. Angels come in many forms🙏🏼

[@gardensofthegods]

Hubbit , 2 things , you should put your comment where Basecamp Chris has responded to some people because then he is sure to see if you click on to his icon in the comments section ... if you're really serious about trying to get help for that guy with his PTSD you will do this if you haven't already . Also , someone here asked you a question about finding someone for him where he lives and it looks like you didn't see his question .

[@gloriamitchell4596]

Thanks Chris!! Awesome story!! Absolutely enjoyable!!! There are more & more people coming forward with sasquatch encounters now than ever!!

[@LoveJesus2324]

Hi Chris! I was worried about you, thinking we hear from you on Sundays. There has been a lot going on for a long time in my family with illnesses and I've become a type of caretaker so no wonder I worry too much. Glad you're ok, hearing your video now. God bless. :) Along with my pals, your fans here, not just speaking on my own, please be careful.

[@luv2luv720]

Don't forget to take care of yourself!! Bless you, Linda 🙏

[@barbarahouser2193]

Chris loved this story and the shots of the horses and scenery! You are really blessed to get to do hiking camping and be surrounded by such beauty! 🐴🍺💖

[@spiderlily4386]

First time on your channel, and it is wonderful! I believe the Sasquatch should be protected and their habitat preserved. Subscribed 🙂

[@basecampchris]

Welcome!⛺️

[@sandiheilman-ry4jt]

This is the most interesting sasquatch story I have ever heard. Just amazing. Was a bit worried when I didn't see your latest video on Sunday. Glad you are o.k.

[@Darkcydesreign]

Incredible story chris stay safe keep hiking

[@willdufrene8181]

Chris, this was a very interesting and fantastic encounter. It shows that these creatures have some type of humanity in them. Also, glad to see you camping and cooking again while telling these stories, keep it up.

[@unropednope4644]

There are actually a few stories like this that you'll notice if you deep dive the subject and read older books and sighting reports. A lot of witnesses have reported being assisted or "saved" by a sasquatch. It's obvious these beings aren't inherently dangerous to humans any more than black bears. They aren't predators of humans or abducting people like some ignorant youtubers and authors like to promote.

[@ashleydaniel3215]

Hey Chris Great video, absolutely love that it's a lengthy one, getting my snacks and gonna grab a comfy blanket, turn down the lights and prepare for chills 👀

[@didibolter9362]

It's just like being there!

[@thetruthbrigade007]

This man’s story is so terrifying. He literally liv d to tell it

[@jennyjenny3531]

I appreciate how you've found a way to include your footage of wilderness cooking while also keeping the engagement level high by having the audio of your interview played with it. Keep up the good work!

[@cbrippee]

I have heard over a dozen rescue stories of Sasquatch, often it is children that have wandered away from a forest camp and got lost and a usually female Sasqautch brings them back to just outside the camp, makes some noise and leaves the child. I am so glad that you let Bill tell his story, much more detail and one gets a good dose of his emotion over the ordeal, even over 45 years later. This is why I am a fan of the Sasqautch Chronicles which is now over 1000 episodes of interviews. I have come across a few sites where a narrator states the story like reading a book. A good many are so fantastical and written as if by a polished author writing a book, I know damn well they are made up stories, and this is a shame. It does this community no good. It's too bad this incident created PTSD with Bill and I feel for him. I myself being 20 in 1976 and an outdoorsman and hunter in Mid Michigan, we never heard of Sasquatch in our areas, only that they may be in the Pacific NW, thanks to Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin. However I respect and like that he would like to get close again to one and try and interact. I too have this wish, as the one I saw was just too far away, and same year 1976, Roscommon County, MI. In my mind I have no doubt this group of Sasquatch would have soon gotten the trees off Bill. And one would probably have carried him down to the loggers, made some kind of noise and left him for the crew to take care of. Or just left him on the road, staying close, knowing the crew would be by on their way out, but thank God the crew came soon so the rescue and life saving could happen. And Bill - I know the area you grew up. I lived on Alexis Road in 1980 and 81 by the Sherman Williams store, which was a house at that time.

[@kafka6451]

Now that's what I call a great story. He was so lucky to survive that.

[@Jesusisthe1way]

That’s the most intense and amazing Sasquatch story I’ve heard so far - anywhere. Amazing

[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Absolutely fascinating encounter, i am glad he survived and lived to tell the tale! Thank you for bringing this to us Chris.

[@basecampchris]

Welcome!🐻

[@Elliot-k8f]

Bill, i pray you recieve your positive encounter and its all you wished for. Thank you and please never stop sharing. You're a miracle my man👍

[@pennysilvey8868]

I’m from Arkansas. It’s actually pronounced WASHITAW. My grandmother lives right in the middle of the Ouachita National Forest. It’s beautiful. It’s huge and dense in areas and definitely could support something large like big foot. Lots of creeks and streams and rivers there.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks! C🐻

[@donnacreamer4123]

I lived in Camden for a few years. It’s in Ouachita County. I had to learn that pronunciation fast.

[@vlfriscia]

Thank you, Penny. Chris was making my ears bleed! I grew up in Arkansas, camped at Bull Shoals many years ago in the 80s. No talk of Bigfoot/Sasquatch then.

[@pennysilvey8868]

@@boogiedaddie yes because YOU know about every creature in existence….

[@moragmacgregor6792]

I grew up in Benton, Saline County, and we spent much of the summers in Hot Springs at one lake or another. I never heard any tales of Sasquatch until the Fouke Monster dominated the news in the summer of 1972(?). But although we never saw or heard anything, we all talked about "the thing that lives in woods." It was a feeling and we all had it. We were kids, easily spooked.

[@joannadavis1881]

AWESOME story. I totally believe this man. He has absolutely no reason to lie. This man was literally taking his last breath and experienced something no one else will ever go through in this lifetime. He saw something greater than anything he could have imagined. I pray he gets his wish to meet the one that pulled the tree off of him and can finally have his peace in this lifetime.

[@aintnobodygottime4dat]

Loving the extended-time stories.....great to listen to whilst doing the chores👍🏻

[@winkwink2u]

Really terrific stories, Chris. This share of Bill's is just staggering! The Bigfoot saved his life, for sure. Shows the compassion Bigfoot can have. But what a horrible experience with that log pile. Glad he's here today to tell us about it. God Speed.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Wink Wink - Yes, Epic story! c

[@susanalford6443]

​@Base Camp Chris 😮😮 WOW!! Bill was darn lucky that the Sasquatch😊 was nice enough to see that he wasn't a threat and that didn't take the buck..I have been in Arkansas and the forest is huge, we have camped out there before but never heard anything out of the ordinary, just critters... I bet those loggers were spooked 😮😮about their fan belt and the buck being gone.. Maybe, the Sasquatch felt threatened by the loggers invading his territory... I don't think I would climb up those log piles, incredibly dangerous and it would be frightening and I would of been scared to death😢😢 Great Story, Chris!! This one is Awesome and I am going to share this one with a friend of mine...I have shared others but this one is truly terrifying... You Be Safe Out there Chris!!

[@TimRHillard]

One of my best friends grand ma lived alone near Mena, on property as well. She raised Rottweilers, and I got one from her, a female we called Haley. Incredible dog. Smart, stoic, fearless, and a really, really funny sense of humor. Big dog. One time, a friend of mine who was like 6'6'' was sitting at the kitchen table, she was sleeping on his feet. She saw something outside raised up and barked, he peed his pants! I was mortified, but he took it in stride. Laughed it off. He was like, ''I am really glad your dog likes me so well''. He said he felt better, that he knew I traveled allot and we lived in the country. He knew she had the security locked down when I was gone. Anyway, Mena, yeah, nice place. Rest in peace my both my friends and the one's grand ma.

[@patriotUSA2007]

Amazing encounter!! Also love watching you cook your steak and veggies outdoors. Looks delicious. You make camping looking really enjoyable. Thanks for the great stories. I love them. Keep 'em coming, Chris!

[@elizabeth415]

Great story ! Bigfoot saved him. Didn't want to hurt him. Stay safe, Chris. Thanks for sharing !

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! C🐻

[@les3449]

Most people, in or out of Arkansas, don't know this but the geographical area around Mena, Arkansas is VERY strange. I worked for the state of Arkansas for many years and have investigated various businesses at that location. I still believe there were/are drug transfers going on at that location; but have no proof. I also believe the story you have just relayed. Those mountains are VERY remote and rough. A perfect place for a big foot. Thanks for bringing this encounter more attention.

[@marcusaurelius7039]

The Bill Clinton mafia running drugs is still strong in Mena.

[@laurenm6511]

This is great I love camping and storytelling together.. stay safe!!!

[@davestuart8864]

Chris your a master story teller!! Superb!; stay safe 😊thank you..

[@bonitawilcox2909]

Another great episode…Thank you Chris👣

[@jenpalazzo5728]

Thank you for taking us right out there with you Chris,!

[@rhondalee2170]

That was awesome Chris!! I loved that story alot more than I thought I would''ve!

[@777dexx]

WOW, another great one Chris, see it just goes to show you that there's a lot of wildlife we don't know what it is or where they may pop up, stay safe and be careful...💯👍🖼️🐻

[@ElFra9]

This was a great story. I was so moved by it. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@hoosierwonderer]

Loving your story's and then you include the actual interviews at the end!! Love it! Keep on hiking!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you HW! C

[@fairysnuff-000]

Chris when I first started watching, I enjoyed your hikes and gear talks… and now, your channel is just blowing up… I dip in and out depending on my work schedule, but when I do the dip, I binge!! Your positive attitude… your appreciation of your viewers stories and the animated telling is just SO enjoyable!! You put so much work in to your ‘production’ I know… You are obviously so appreciated … I love watching your subscriber count grow Thank you so much for all your time and effort 🤍

[@basecampchris]

Thanks 👍appreciate it!! C

[@sergnyc8720]

Heard this before but it is an EXCELLENT story and you tell them wonderfully. Thanks as always for doing these.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! BCC🐻

[@ACE19688]

I love your stories and the way you tell them, to sit around a camp fire and listen to you tell them would be an honor

[@HillaryHibbard]

I love your videos! I grew up in Virginia City, NV, so when you camp there and tell stories I feel like I am home again, back where I grew up, camping with you and listening to stories, all three things at once, while I am stuck in bed with chronic illness, so watching these videos is like camping by proxy for us shut ins! Thanks for the adventures! PS if you are ever in Virginia City, again, on North "B" street, the big white mansion that looks like "doll's house" is the one I grew up in. 26 years in that beautiful home! kindly, HT Hibbard

[@DouglasRollins-h7p]

I've been watching you for 3 years no. This is the best, most inspirational story yet. I love all your stories. Not only that, the interview after that ,I understand that you are telling us the truth

[@michaelcurcio4025]

The best so far,Chris,keep up the good work.Bless you😊

[@pepperooli]

This story, i.e., interview, had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I so hope this man will be able to say thank you to the Forest Man who saved his life.

[@mariacarnemolla]

Wow I just love this story. 😮❤

[@michaelyunkelo1757]

WOW!!! What a story!! So glad he survived but sorry he has to deal with PTSD and night terrors and a sleep disorder. I never would've climbed those logs. To much could go wrong.

[@vickicobb1505]

Hey Chris good to see you back hiking ! This story blew me away . I could hear the fear in Bill's voice and the desire to go back hoping for a face to face. He wants to show the thing it has no reason to fear him. Maybe doing that will take away the night terrors and everything else. Bill I just said a prayer for you in Jesus name. It was Jesus by your side keeping you alive. He allowed this to happen for a reason. I've stopped wondering and I've no fear just a flash here and there. My lack of fear comes from the blind faith that what happens in this world even if I'm killed I know I'm going to Heaven . There's only two places people go. That's easy for me because no matter what, I do not look at evil. Because I can't stand it. I know evil I've felt the attacks on me . When it starts I simply say In the Mighty name of Jesus Christ I command all evil to go straight to the feet of Jesus Amen. Evil has to leave when you take your God given authority over it . End of sermon. LOL Thanks for sharing. GOD bless you and your family.

[@chalillo2268]

I'm glad to hear a religious person like you! Have a very open mind about Bigfoot! I see tons of comments of (religious people) on other channels saying that they are demons! Maybe they don't realize that human kind are the real evil in this world!

[@alextaylor8776]

That is so awesome and inspiring. I always say, thoughts of inequity or evil depart from me in the name of Jesus Christ and go where he commands you, into outer darkness.

[@rosecampiran9301]

Yes, I agree. God, heal Bill completely of all scars so he can enjoy what time he has left. Set him free from what traumatized him as a teen. He feels unsafe still. Heal his heart dear Lord.... Your angels are stronger than any beast. May he feel angels watching over him as he sleeps.

[@susanalexander6721]

Have listened to this gentleman's story on another channel a few years ago. Terrifying in every way he has a great prospective. Blessings Chris. Be careful out there.😊

[@enitramt]

Amazing story. These creatures are gentle giants, that will protect themselves if provoked.

[@DrDennis]

Best story ever Chris. He owes them a thank you! ❤

[@Frampo46]

Chris I have been watching your videos for a while now and really enjoy your content but have to say...This is my favorite so far and have shared it with some friends. Thank you to you and the gentleman for sharing this absolutely incredible encounter. I hope he does get a chance to meet scarface in person I think it would be incredible closure and phenomenal therapy for him. Thankyou again Pete from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@chalillo2268]

Awesome!! We should all recommend this channel to friends and family! Make this channel the best on the topic! 🙂

[@lonefeathertc]

Wow, Love the scenery! Thank you for sharing your experiences and fantastic encounters. Always looking forward for more.

[@AustinReilly-gs7uq]

I always read peoples post prior to watching the video for some weird reason. No matter the posts I still always watch the video with an open mind. I will be watching this video shortly! I appreciate you getting out and camping and cooking. That is something I have always liked about your videos in the past. This made my Monday even better! KH, Chris!

[@donnaw9040]

That was a fascinating story, thanks to the gentleman for sharing and thanks to you too. Always look forward to it

[@appolonia5763]

Wow what an amazing story, it’s hard to get over something you see, that everyone tells you doesn’t exist 😢 this was great. Cheers Chris .

[@jessicaschubach4174]

You're getting close to 100k! You deserve it Chris! I really enjoy your channel.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you. C ⛺️

[@jeffknighton6599]

Great story, Chris, and I was really happy you threw in the morning coffee and mustang footage, etc., because as good as the story was I totally enjoy the camping aspect, too!

[@ndiaz7829]

Oh yeah this is gonna be a good episode! Thank you Chris! 🎉

[@XCTERRA]

That is a hell of an experience to live through! 😮 By the way, I have the same pack you have on today! Awesome piece of kit👍

[@saraho5846]

Such an amazing story. Thank you for sharing it with us Chris. Bill you are incredibly strong to be able to recant what you experienced. God bless you both ♥️

[@lawaincooley6788]

That sounded very genuine. Wow. Prayers for this man, peace and restful thoughts.

[@nancyecuer402]

FANTASTIC story, of course your expressive way of telling stories is a great plus. I can’t believe he climbed the logs to see what was holding them in place. Seems hiking around to the backside to see what was up would have been smarter. Of course I’ve never done anything so silly, WINK WINK. Glad he survived to be able to pass on his story.

[@sethpawlik]

He. Was an outdoorsman but he just turned 17. Just a dumb kid.

[@57strub]

I understood that he walked under the log deck on the down hill side and the trees that were holding the deck of logs up gave way and landed on top of him.

[@nancyecuer402]

@@57strub Oh ok thanks. I thought the story said he climbed to the top to look over the edge to see how it was secured

[@tedcorey3054]

Great story Chris . Whenever I say to someone that I believe "they" exist ,mainly because there's way too many stories I've heard that are believable , people just look at me like I'm crazy .

[@migratingpintails4548]

Thanks for taking us on this trip via video. Very refreshing, as we couch potato in the Pac NW, to see the wide open spaces. At the moment, we would love to get out of our rainforest, hike the rocks, and see the horses. Absolutely awesome story.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Fantastic. One kind of human helping a different kind of human. Proof they're human

[@annemariefisher1559]

Another outstanding video thank you Chris really enjoyed this one keep them coming❤️❤️

[@janeg7475]

This one is in my top five faves of all time. Love it. Thankyou from Australia. 🇦🇺