Hunting Guides HIDING the Truth in Colorado | + INTERVIEW

[@aboyandhisdog]

Hi Chris, You asked for ideas...I'm in Colorado and have camped and backpacked all my life. The thing I have feared most is other humans. I don't have any stories myself but when I turn in for the night in my tent, it is other people that I am suspect of and that creep me out. Neighboring campers, well, you never know what you'll get. A lot of psychos out there - I prefer my chances with a bear or a lion or bigfoot!

[@basecampchris]

So true!!!⛺️

[@barrybogart5436]

I started BIKEpacking to avoid idiot drivers. Hopefully I can outrun crazy campers. I'll take my chances with 'Squaches, bears, cougars, and wolves here on Vancouver Island.

[@johndyer9232]

You mostly know what to expect, and avoid, with wild life. Not so much with human psychos.

[@janeanjacobs3717]

​@@basecampchrisYes that is really frightening for sure

[@cyrusblackwood33]

Bingo! I live in Colorado, too. Same. I'm always armed in the backcountry, mostly for humans.

[@rebeccasmith1846]

I loved this first one alot. The guide just looked at him a minute and didn't answer and then walked away and changed the subject. 😮wow!

[@basecampchris]

Right!

[@PaulaHawk99]

They know ~ and can't tell us.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you for watching everybody!! KH! C ⛺️🌲🐿️

[@susanalexander6721]

I agree with others that say these guides might not want the area covered with Bigfoot hunters. Thanks Chris and guest. Be careful out there.

[@bristlecone77]

Who goes barefoot in the Colorado Rockies above 9,000 feet? Raises hand. I live above 9,000 feet in the Colorado Rockies and I regularly go out barefoot to fill the bird feeders in the winter. But my feet are really small. LOL. Love your stories. Please keep them coming...

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

Chuck Norris.

[@mountaingirl1797]

Yay You’re grounding 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻‼️😁

[@jeaniebird999]

I've lived in either New Mexico or Colorado, my entire life, and been barefoot as much of it as possible! Barefoot in NM is rough with lots of goatheads and ground often too hot to touch, but barefoot in Colorado is fantastic!

[@balljoint8889]

One of your best stories and to back it up with a phone interview is over the top. More and more people are coming forward with real encounters with these things that we're all told don't exist by skeptics whom many have never set foot in isolated wilderness .

[@MegaSusanc]

True indeed.

[@matildesantos4215]

True .I've heard however that Sasquatch is venturing out to the wooded outskirts of small towns. I hope it's not true because I live in one of these small towns and I love the outdoors.

[@jscheffer9421]

Nice to see Chris spending Sunday morning in a glorious cathedral.

[@drew65sep]

Yup, God built the largest house of worship in existence...we're standing on it.

[@Gri03]

Since you are the only person that I trust with these kind of stories and experiences, I don't want any other kind of topics. Sasquatch stories need to be told. Lots of people are still in the loop with them because they haven't seen them they don't think is real. Other topics can be found everywhere. But Chris, your channel is serious and legit and you share other's experiences in the most respectful way. Hope that doesn't even changes.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! C

[@molliwilson5639]

I totally agree

[@jablanbukvovski]

I just love the part where two hunters / guides were like, "here we go again. we just wanna hunt but now we have to deal with another lunatic"

[@maggsbufton1969]

I agree; Chris relates these stories with genuine respect for the people who have chosen to share their experiences with them. ; he’s a good man that can be trusted to not sensationalise what people have shared with him.

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

Look to Native Americans as well. I firmly believe the sasquatch have some sort of ancient bond/trust with native peoples. Natives are far more receptive of these types of beings & dont really react in awestruck & pulling cameras out, so i believe these beings trust them more. Ive heard stories & my grandpa was a renowned medicine man & he told me things before he died.

[@tonymiller3485]

Chris, I always enjoy listening to retelling of a story and then getting to hear the original interview by you. You interoperate things really well. You also must have a photographic memory! I love Sundays with Base Camp Chris!

[@elizabeth415]

Interesting history, I think some guides keep quiet so people can continue hunting, and they also respect the presence of bigfoot. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe, Chris 🙏

[@lindadonahue9279]

These stories are so, so interesting actually hearing them from the witnesses themselves. You can sure tell a lot from their voices. Keep them coming, Chris! I never miss a Sunday.

[@ReichenbachEsq]

I wouldn’t pay guides who ignored me & failed to give me straightforward answers to simple questions.

[@basecampchris]

I agree,

[@elib7311]

Totally agree; however, you usually have prepaid. Unfortunately.

[@sundarmann6167]

Chris, the locations you chose to tell your stories are beautiful nature. I've to admit though, that through all that beauty it gives me a kind of scary vibes when I listen to your stories you tell. My eyes are constantly scanning the horizon to see if there is any movement of BF in the distance. 😂 Great story as usual, Chris. Keep hiking.

[@opalcrocker2143]

Beautiful location. Great story. Thank you once again Chris for all your hard work. Look forward to your stories every week. You never disappoint 👍

[@signwatcher007]

Pause your screen at 17:19 behind you your left shoulder about 150 yards peeking over a pine tree branch is a big black one looking at you, also on the other side of creek laying down on edge of water is a wolf or dogman clear as day magnify your screen 200x, they live everywhere, Yesterday Scott Carpenter long time researcher wrote 6 or 7 books on this subject, died the 5 th of august 2023 at home cause unknown, researched in field 12 -15 years, RIP my brother, he was 59

[@basecampchris]

Thank you for your observation.

[@dianabirchman7540]

It was told he died from a brain aneurism. David Paulides did a tribute to him today.

[@bigfootswatching9986]

lol What are you smoking again?

[@signwatcher007]

I at certain times even recorded some mindless thoughts of trolls. Useful , much like the tits on a boar hog. I want you to know that people that constantly have negative input about anything is the only reason more people don't post close interacting videos online, we keep them closely guarded, we are dealing with several types of these big hairy creatures all having abilities that are not within the scope of the average human beings understanding. This is an educated guess, but their population have jumped way way up to fast to be a natural occurrence, more and more of them have been caught trying to breach the securities put in place to protect our nuclear power plants twice i am told they made it into the buildings, question is why? if we don't learn everything we can now about possible hidden agendas , it won't do us any good after the fact. We have found some of them can read write, and have quite the vocabularies, someone taught them to understand our english for a specific reason. I have no doubt that they have been in our nation's capital and oval office. I have been interacting with the same clan for 48 years, they are nothing like the ones running around hiding behind trees scaring people to the point of shock, this is why we know their are many types at least 4. You only need to see one shape shift one time to put the fear of god in you quick, they are limited only by their own imagination, my worry is what if they shape shifted into one of those folks working around nuclear power plants or missile silos ? If some of them are what we think their origins may be than radiation will have no effect on them at all, they are an extremely complicated creature, that can create matter from thin air, DNA says they are 1/2 prehistoric brown bear, 1/4 human female and 1/4 unknown, ruling out a natural creature , someone made them@@bigfootswatching9986

[@robertwasinger8193]

@@signwatcher007 Tell me more about the clan you know. I believe there are several types of breeds. I’m not surprised about 1/4 female . Why ? In one case in particular a little boy disappeared with a hairy friend back in 60s or 70s feed him berries. Gone for 3 days then found not scared at all. Sounds like a woman’s comfort?

[@hobbyfarmer62]

Chris I think your exactly on point about why the first guides didn't even want to admit anything because of a mix of business concerns and small towns/community pressure. Simple truth is there is so much in the world we don't know about or understand and a fair number just don't want to admit things don't always fit our preconceptions about the wider world.

[@jessicaspears3713]

The places you hike through for the telling of your stories are beautiful! And your pleasant personality shines through as you relate the mysterious tales and experiences of others. I enjoy your channel so much! Thanks.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much! C

[@jessicaspears3713]

@@basecampchris I can see why you have so many friends because you have a great personality! Have a great day!

[@marilyneves8856]

Great story Chris! I'm in the UK and very interested in these stories as well as American history and ghost stories. Also love the hiking, camping and cooking you do. Thank you for everything!

[@matildesantos4215]

Great video.I love to read comments by people from overseas. Glad to know they enjoy these stories of Sasquatch as much as I do.

[@basecampchris]

Good to hear Marilyn… thanks! C

[@shawnlarock9159]

Great way to start a Sunday morning with Chris!

[@vinces6724]

Topic of discussion suggestion: "Stories about strange and unexplained things seen in the sky while in the wilderness."

[@basecampchris]

I like that! C⛺️

[@theresahaines2647]

Congratulations on the 130,000 subscribers. I feel you’re going to reach 150,000 in a matter of time. I can’t get enough of your videos. Please stay safe and God Bless. 🙏 🤗 😊

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much!

[@samaraosborne1585]

​@@basecampchris-> Hi Chris, am curious, if I may ask, since you try many types & brands of beer, which ones are your favorites, those that stand out for you? Especially in the hot summer, I sometimes enjoy a cold beer.. 🍺🍻 Love all the locations you visit!! Our teacher & Army Dad (taught us about Sasquatch & such) used to take us traveling, hiking, camping, & backpacking, all over the West Coast & on up into Canada & the Yukon.. Have been to MN, for Church Summer Camp, & had some strange Experiences there, besides here in CA.. Bigfoot is also definitely alive in MN!! Divine Angelic Safeguarding, & Many Blessings!! 😻🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏼🕊️👼🏻🌃✨🌌🌝🪐🌟

[@beahorob5189]

Maybe visit old ghost towns and give the story of how they were founded and why they were abandoned .It would be a interesting topic

[@kimstoddard483]

I agree. The town of Bodie, California would make for lots of good stories.

[@czgator9000]

Sounds good to me.

[@scottlette]

I enjoy this channel because of the stories and the way they are delivered. As a writer, author and storyteller myself, I recognise that truth is mostly a subjective experience even if it may have objective components. I would welcome any addition of paranormal, or out-of-the-ordinary experiences that folk have had in the past and wish for you to re-tell their stories. As long as hiking, and a sense of the outdoors, is still a core component.

[@basecampchris]

Good to hear! Thank you. C

[@janewolf4541]

Hi Chris. Crawford is close in distance to me. I loved the Stories, and thank you Louie for ;your great adventures and stories for the other guide in Wyoming. Thank you too Chris for another great video. I believe in bigfoot, and have seen prints, and structures.

[@basecampchris]

Wow, thank you for sharing that info! ⛺️

[@Yut00bisSUS]

I've heard stories about these structures in the middle of the woods. In this story you mentioned there was one big one and one smaller one. If Sasquatch is real, I think they might be bigfoot hunting blinds. Papa bigfoot teaching juvenile to hunt.

[@hershelcarter3376]

Another great story to start off my Sunday morning!! Thanks. And all those different beers you show are a good addition. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻

[@terryboone3333]

I went hunting in the Gunnison area a few years back. Was a hunt of a lifetime.

[@RockyRacoon123]

I don’t know what I enjoy more; your great stories or the beautiful photos! ❤Thanks for your dedicated work!

[@denaredford6701]

How old will you be tomorrow Chris ? I am 73 today . 😮😊🌷Happy Birthday Chris and Thanks for your story’s .

[@traceystanley3554]

You're a great storyteller, Chris! Keep em coming.. I appreciate you

[@basecampchris]

I appreciate that!

[@crazypsychnurse9493]

You really have a knack for these kinds of stories. Your narration really makes these stories even better. I think any cryptid-like creature encounters you tell would be awesome.

[@esmeraldamartinez-figueroa1771]

Hi Chris, from Puerto Rico. I believe in this stories, because somewhere out there something is hiding. Love it❤, well, I'm waiting the next.......

[@scottjakob2394]

You are just an amazing storyteller Chris. I found you a few months ago and I really get comfortable and settle in for a good one when I see you pop up in my feed.

[@basecampchris]

Wow, thank you! KH! C

[@mernaloy2269]

I love it that you enjoy a beer out in nature. Best therapy in the world, as far as I'm concerned. Love the stories, and you tell them well. Cheers !

[@ChristineHK]

Great story, Chris. Glad the guy didn't meet up with any of those BF. Beautiful country you were in.

[@ReichenbachEsq]

The INTERVIEW makes this video GOLD

[@basecampchris]

Thanks man- Louie showed up and made the difference! ⛺️

[@arielleromano1962]

What a fabulous location, just stunning! Always look forward to your videos!

[@dianebalausiak6561]

I think UFO/UAP stories might also be interesting. And some like the Travis Walton incident took place in the forest

[@tdavis7877]

Enjoy your stories, the amazing scenery and the beer of the day! Louie is a dang good story teller as well.

[@critters16]

Thank you for the interview bonus. I hope you will still include some Bigfoot stories in the future.

[@trudygentry5859]

Happy Birthday Chris Aug 6th..........God bless you.

[@CastleMc]

Another great story, Chris and from such a beautiful place. Native American men used to build such structures when on hunting trips, and I've seen remnants of those hidden in deep timber. Sometimes you don't want to declare your presence. I've also seen more recently built "tipi-like" structures I presume to have been made by people. It is the perfect shelter design. Few topics are more interesting than Sasquatch but I understand your desire to expand the subject matter. How about wild animal stories? There are millions about bears alone. Keep hiking!

[@kurtloptien185]

I've done my fair share of hiking/backpacking in Colorado and have come across maybe two structures that I thought were pretty cool. I always thought they were most likely man made for camping or maybe a local hunter's blind. One was made of pine bows having long lost their needles, but in a very impressive dome shape. It was at the base of a spruce tree but not connected to it, except for a bent branch leaning against the tree. The bow branches were sort of intertwined with several layers I'd call it. It was quite sturdy. The other one also at the base of a spruce used a long bottom branch that was good size and had lodgepole like members leaned up against the long branch. The lodgepoles were maybe 6' to 8' long and alternated sides of the branch. Those farthest out had fallen to the ground, but the remaining ones were pretty stable. It would have taken awhile to build either one, so I assumed it was someone who planned to use it for a time.

[@CastleMc]

PS Love the extra story from Wyoming during the interview

[@trudyramgren8817]

Hi Chris! This story was real scary as all your stories are. The sticks and wood that were made into something was eerie!!!. Thanks for another great story. Be safe!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! C

[@Mach11976]

Hi Chris, thanks for always taking me away from the flat lands of Illinois. Be safe and enjoy my friend.

[@ocnightflyer1359]

💥R.I.P.💥 ⚡Scott Carpenter⚡ A very sad day........ You will be missed my friend. I know you have a front seat in heaven & now you know all the secrets. Luv ya man!

[@irenemessina9609]

Yeah I just watched Dave Paulides’ tribute to Scott Carpenter….. may he rest in peace!!!!

[@joyceadair3003]

I heard it from Dave also. I was so sorry to hear about that.

[@CaveCreek101]

Oh my 😮 I grew up in Colorado I lived up by the elk range so I’m freaked I’ve spent a lot of time backpacking . At one time in the 80’s I lived up mill creek which was called UFO alley I was abducted and still after 43 years know every detail of the missing 3 hours it still haunts and crosses my mind everyday and I still try to make sense of the experience but can’t . It’s a very remote area north Gunnison . And I’ve heard the whooping sound before backpacking I just kept walking fast out of the area it was a sound I never heard . Thanks for your story telling 😊

[@YOUR-LOCAL13]

It would be interesting to hear what happened before, during and after your abduction. I’ve lived in Colorado my whole life and I have never heard of that area being UFO alley.

[@dianabirchman7540]

Is there any way we can talk or I can point you in a direction that might help. I also live in Western Colorado and know what you are talking about.

[@jhart7304]

am familiar with the area. spent many autumn up there near squirrel/ohio creek. saw and heard some things that were, um, unexpected.

[@charlottekearn5185]

We love new stories. My husband loves the different beers, go figure!

[@LoveJesus2324]

Thanks, Chris!! Im really late in watching this week, been taking care of mom--doctor's and luncheons; she's 89 on Aug. 19. This video is a wonderful story as always! We visited Gunnison about five years ago and our take from the drive we took was the area seemed sparsely populated and a bit wild; we can totally see sasquatch in that area. Have a great week!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Linda…c⛺️

[@q-man762]

They might not want a bunch of Bigfoot hunters swarming over the area and ruin the hunting prospects, their livelyhood.

[@basecampchris]

Agree. C

[@mikecronan550]

The last thing you want to do is shoot a Sasquatch. Chances are there's more than one. You will not make it out of the woods alive. They will de limb you like a chicken. DON'T SHOOT SASQUATCH!

[@keastymatthew2407]

​@@mikecronan550I poison and shoot them kentucky ducky😮 I poison all their fav foods apples, deer guts, the lot. what ya gna do

[@keastymatthew2407]

Plz ERADICATE ALL SASQUATCH. by anymeans possible. guns, poison or PAY the people who cAn

[@m3diterra]

@@keastymatthew2407sounds like a Kentucky coward

[@fh3900]

Thanks for all your stories. I have enjoyed them a lot. If you have any stories of skinwalkers, I would be interested to hear them, too. Thanks again.

[@elaineisabelle427]

Great story and interview, always love to hear the interviews, thx Chris and Louie

[@BB-ts2gu]

Another great story by Chris!!! Well done my friend!! BTW if you’re ever in Montana again, you should try Moose Drool if you haven’t already. Great beer!! ❤❤

[@mf5985]

I live in Colorado and my husband and I have camped quite a bit. I just got the chills up my spine because i know exactly the "structure" the guy is talking about... I've seen a couple on our adventures. I always just assumed that hikers made them for shelter. Now... omg. 😮😮😮Yikes!!

[@ZitherBeast]

As always Chris, great story and a lovely spot you've found to tell it.

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

Sounds like a temp shelter for a previous hunting party. Tall grass grows fast in the right season. No big deal.

[@leonorlizardo9174]

Glad to see your vid earlier, thank you. During the interview the fellow's narrative was choppy and a bit frustrating i kept trying to understand what he saw. Seemed like he just wanted to tell you his hunting exploits. Chris you are very patient.

[@kilcar]

If you are in a USDA Forest Service jurisdiction, and wish to guide,you are required to have a Special Use Permit with all the associated liability insurance and scrutiny. It's a pain at times. Given the " ambiguity" of Federal and some State governments regarding the presence of unknown hominids in these areas, and given the experiences of people dealing with Government agencies concerning this topic, I think the Guides do not want to lose their Special Use Permit.

[@LackofFaithify]

Yes, because society would collapse if it was suddenly revealed that bigfoot, that marketing symbol and logo on a thousand different products, subject of a thousand different tv specials and movies were real. After all, no one has heard of such a phenomenon. It would upset the natural order and daily lives of millions. So obviously, the government must enact a conspiracy involving hunting guide permits to prevent such a thing. The same government that has, in the past, been entirely shy and opposed to wiping entire people groups from the map and allowing species to go extinct in exchange for oil and mineral extraction is going...oh I can't keep it up. You people need to get a life.

[@lindamckenzie4543]

Kia Ora/ Greetings from New Zealand, Chris. Winter here and really cold! You are in a beautiful area for this video. Another GREAT story! Thank you 😊

[@basecampchris]

Very welcome…. ❤️ NZ

[@noreenryan1095]

Love, love, love Bigfoot stories! They are by far my favorite. And I like hearing real life stories about anything supernatural or paranormal, like what goes on in haunted, abandoned buildings. And if you could present some video to back it up. Stuff like that. Thanks so much, Chris. You are a great storyteller.

[@DouglasRollins-mv7qi]

Love your storries. Please continue. Don't ever stop.

[@rosered5939]

My mother would love that beer label. She was born in '69 and loves the old cars and trucks from the 40s and 50s. With her it's the older the better.

[@JorgeRojas-ut3wj]

Do stories of the paranormal in the woods. Those are always intriguing and spooky.

[@basecampchris]

Like that!!! ⛺️

[@carmenmarcinkiewicz7149]

Loving the stories and the beauty you show. Thank you!

[@basecampchris]

You are so welcome!

[@americanpatriotism1776]

Hi Chris just wanted to say I love all your videos. Something that got me thinking, I don't doubt there's something out there from what I've notice from these bigfoot encounters is, they see us also as predators hunting and fishing the same game they survive off of which is why they appear pissed when they see us. I personally believe they much rather chase us out of there territory then to cause direct harm to us. Thats just my take on it all.

[@basecampchris]

They do seem to intimidate and want people out….a mountain lion would never do that… they would be silent up to the moment to kill.

[@jimfisk4474]

One of the good encounters, thanks Chris. Appreciate your episodes as always and stop and take a break while you're hiking😂 I wonder what they would do if a person would wave at them and beckon them to come closer. I guess it would depend on what kind they were. Well I'm out of here before they get me😮 thanks much and see you down the trail somewhere.❤

[@Kali-nl3ll]

Hey Ghris ....Happy Birthday man...cheers....keep em^ stories coming. Ok....

[@jackiehourie9339]

I love your videos you really get into the stiry to make it more thrilling for your followrs ,right on . ❤

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! 👀🐻🌲

[@shawn9705]

I truly enjoy the stories and the locations that you choose to tell a story. Keep doing what you are doing, it is very much appreciated.😁

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! Will do!

[@idid138]

I like when you retell History. More of that please! That Teddy Roosevelt one was great

[@basecampchris]

I had fun with that one! Thanks! C

[@jeffl9956]

Hey Chris, just for reference it’s called glassing when they go up and start using spotting scopes and very high quality and powerful binoculars to slowly scan all around paying attention to every single detail trying to locate animals they’re targeting.

[@basecampchris]

U bet - thank you, c

[@sofiatrejo6676]

You're a great storyteller Chris. I love how you set the stories in the wilderness. Keep it coming😊

[@basecampchris]

Thanks so much

[@erickaesman4001]

Another great video. Im not sure they need to build shelters like we do. I think those smaller similar structures of bent twisted branches may be a warning or some way of marking their territory.

[@karenwhaley8635]

Good place to hide 😊

[@marciajohnson6767]

Another great story, Chris! Thanks so much 😊😊😊

[@mkvanhouten7931]

Thank you Chris for your great stories! Love the outdoor locations too. God bless.

[@basecampchris]

Glad you like them!

[@Sally-wt7tt]

Hola Chris I enjoyed your video very interesting. Thank you for taking us along. Have a wonderful evening love and God bless.♥️💕❤️🙏🙏🙏👍✌️😇

[@helencooper1561]

I would like to hear encounters with bears and cougars and wolves because we have nothing like that in Scotland

[@lindamckenzie4543]

Happy birthday, Chris, and wishing you a successful, happy and safe year to follow- from NZ. 🍺🎂

[@basecampchris]

Thank you very much!

[@michelewilson9937]

Thanks, Cris. It’s always fun listening to your stories.

[@busy4267]

Hello, I was wandering about a place you hiked and camped 6:21 by a lake where you were walking and came across some footprints. They looked like children's foot print but were in an unusual place. Great show!

[@danchristner5245]

absolutely gorgeous August evening; thanks a million Chris!!

[@angelwalker979]

Hi Chris! This looks interesting! Saving it for later! 🌲💚🌲

[@fernleyvaqueros]

The IPA: 'Old pick-up truck, from Montana' Just in time for Hot August Nights!😊

[@heatherwhatever7714]

It’s always great Chris and you picked a pretty spot.

[@montystacy93]

I absolutely love your stories. They are told from a realist perspective without sensationalism. I really appreciate that. Personally, I have no problem believing in things; I am a nurse, and I always rationalize that we cannot see bacteria with the naked eye, but yet we know they are there. I wonder if you know anything about the Ozark mountains in Arkansas and Missouri. I also would love your tips on being safe with hiking, beginning exploring/getting started properly - i.e - what should any hiker have on them routinely? Not so much worried about cryptids - well unless it’s relevant. But the mountains and wilderness are not something all of us are necessarily prepared for. Anyway….Thanks for your contributions and stories.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks so much! C🐵🍺👀🌲

[@SpaceShihTzu17]

Hi Chris! What if you asked guides to share some memorable stories or owners of lodges. Maybe some national park workers stories as well.

[@buffyk-952]

My husband and I hunted all over Colorado forests, NEVER seen or heard anything unusual. Absolutely gorgeous country.

[@basecampchris]

It sure is! C

[@Varuag_Makin]

Hi Chris great story, I would love to hear the history of nevada in wild west times.

[@basecampchris]

I enjoy that too!

[@auralepiphanies4055]

@@basecampchrisyes! 2nd that! esp love the earlier episodes with the old timey stuff...it actually got me out to explore some of these sites including Virgina City etc..informative but entertaining!

[@Elliot-k8f]

Topics like the Dog Man? Interesting work, I think you're Great 👍

[@basecampchris]

Thanks! ⛺️

[@michaelgarbus9983]

Chris, could you do more on fishing in your travels. We see a lot of nice streams in your videos.

[@basecampchris]

I do like to fish.⛺️

[@bethsands7665]

Awesome and believable stories of the wild. I enjoy your new format telling people's unheard and interesting stories and then interviewing them on a personal level afterwards. You will surely never run out of awesome stories to tell and people to interview as most people keep their stories to themselves and stick it in the back of their mind until they can make sense of it.

[@monicacook8622]

We really enjoy your channel 😊 Thank you !

[@basecampchris]

Thank you too!

[@albertalee4571]

Hello Chris, you asked for some alternative topics to cover, so here goes. You could investigate old abandoned mines or lumber & mining towns and tell us the history of these places or hike historical trails while recounting the events that took place on them. For example, where did Carson Pass get its name from? Love the bigfoot stories.

[@Alexandra0707]

Helloooo Base Camp Chris❤🎉 Texas here 😊

[@WendyMcconnaughy]

I always look forward to your stories you start my day off Happy Sunday

[@sparkyplug788]

I've hunted elk in the area that he was talking about in Colorado. I never saw or heard anything unusual, but it is definitely rugged, remote country.

[@ginawilson1190]

Thank you Chris! This one really had my imagination running wild. I recently found your channel and love it! Please keep these stories coming and stay safe.

[@NorCal-yeti]

Thanks again Chris!

[@ettaplace6716]

This is my favorite location and story so far !😬🤗

[@bethbordeaux4030]

I love your channel and your stories, I sit and watch them spellbound! It’s obvious how much time in research and preparedness you do before hand, your hard work shows. I live on the NC coast, so far away from Bigfoots, etc. keep them coming! I’m running low on stories now ❤️

[@TheNypenfan]

Hey Chris, for another topic idea, what about going back to those history stories? That’s what got me watching your channel in the first place. Personally I’m not a big fan of the bigfoot stuff and don’t watch all the videos, but I always keep an eye out for what you drop.

[@basecampchris]

Appreciate that… c

[@molliwilson5639]

Chris, like your show just the way it is. Thank you! ❤️