Wilderness NIGHTMARE in Minnesota Canoe Country Campfire Story!

[@starvingartist6754]

I'm an Appalachian mountain dweller, have been for 71 yrs. I can tell you some things about these woods that will run shivers thru your veins,,,,be looking out for them soon !

[@bitofwizdomb7266]

Probably just raccoons in the trash cans

[@PatrioticAmerican77]

@@bitofwizdomb7266 what if he doesn't have any trash cans, then what is it???

[@bitofwizdomb7266]

@@PatrioticAmerican77 if not a raccoon playing in the trash can , then it may could might just maybe possibly be his son playing tricks on him , maybe his son brought a Bigfoot suit and gave his dad a good ole fashion Father’s Day scare chasing him around deep in the woods . And maybe there was also a raccoon nearby … but just not in a trash can. Or perhaps it’s just a crazy creepy clown on the loose looking to bite anyone that goes into the woods. It could be virtually anything but Sasquatch, skippy .

[@gardensofthegods]

Starving artist I really look forward to hearing your stories soon .

[@donnatarawneh2014]

I would love hearing some of your stories! Have you shared any of them anywhere on line, so I could look them up?

[@thebeardedgorilla8596]

No One believes until they have an experience of their own that scares the crap out of em. Loved the story bud.

[@basecampchris]

Your right...interesting things happen out there sometimes...Thanks! Keep Hiking!

[@didibolter9362]

Oh, I BELIEVE!!! I DON'T need to see them in order to believe!! 😱👿☹☻👾👽👻💀👺👹😈 I really don't care if anyone is lying because I really do BELIEVE in things, call me gullible, I DON'T care!!

[@Aspect762]

@@didibolter9362 I also believe the testimonies of experiencers.

[@terriejohnston8801]

BeardedDragon; Ur exactly 💯 correct.. . alot of skeptics in general. . But Yeah ..I hear ya'

[@AimeeAimee444]

I had the pleasure of hearing a Sasquatch scream at the age of 4. Never questioned anyone’s encounters and also never questioned the existence of UFO’s. To believe we know everything in this world is audacious.

[@anthimatter]

This is 100% your thing. Hiking, camping and spooky stories is exactly what KZbin needs. 😊

[@gardensofthegods]

And don't forget the tasty little meals he puts together

[@lynnh4923]

And the different beers yummy!

[@BJones-yw4dd]

Spent 2 weeks in the BWCA in the summer of '76 on a college-credit "expedition" involving high schoolers from all over the country. A fabulous, unforgettable trip of a lifetime, canoeing and camping and conducting biological studies of the ecosystems we encountered. I still have hundreds of fondly-remembered moments to call upon. A thousand thanks to the Univ. of IA for hosting it.

[@TimGehlbach-b5z]

I don't know if you ever will see this comment. Chris, but I just want to say thank you. I really enjoy your stories. They are totally awesome and I really enjoy the different types of beers that you show that you try. I think that's cool. Thank you so much for everything. I hope the very best for you. And your family and it'd be really cool one day to talk to you on the phone.

[@basecampchris]

I appreciate that...Thanks You! Chris 👀🌲🦉🍺

[@peteraltman6374]

Chris i watch a lot of stories about big foot and strange things in the woods but all of those stories are just read from a piece of paper, you take us out in the woods sometimes camping, sometimes on a hike, and your a very good story teller, you make it enjoyable for the listeners, I'm 70 years old and I can't wait for the next one thank you very much I really appreciate it 👍

[@grammysal]

Love the smell of the pine trees in the forest.

[@basecampchris]

me too! c🐻

[@nydiairizarry2784]

I enjoy your storytelling so much that it feels like I'm in the wilderness .😂

[@johnbryant_]

I watch a lot of camping videos and have never seen story telling on one. Seems kind of the natural thing for a camping video. Can't wait to see more!

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@alcidesduartefalcao2577]

You're a great storyteller and I appreciate that a lot. I'm Brazilian and listening to your stories help me to improve my English skills. Thanks and greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷.

[@basecampchris]

Happy to hear that!

[@Susan-nn1fm]

Hello from Northern California. I am right next to Plumas National Forest. Enjoy your day. 😅

[@josefinaescribano6214]

Enjoy all your videos, watch them to the end

[@brendabrock7702]

I'm from NC and live now in Oregon, but the foil dinner we called them Hobo Pies. We used to take hamburger patties and french fries on top of the hamburger and green beans with some butter wrap in tin foil and put over camp fire. You got the whole meal and would add some can gravy. No fuss meal and you have time to chill out and camo. I'm now in PNW also live salmon, it allot cheaper than east coast. Enjoy your stories. 🔥⛺

[@judyrobinson9556]

Your campfire story gave me the chills! What a scary experience for those 4 guys. And they got a picture of that giant footprint to prove it! I camp in Wisconsin in a camper & sometimes tent, because I enjoy tent camping too. I once heard some really scary sounds when tent camping, at about 2:00 am. Never heard anything like it before or since. It was definitely an animal. There was screaming, then throaty noises, then growling, right outside my tent. I could hear it breathing. This went on for 45 minutes. I just kept very still in my tent. I looked online for answers and the closest possible answer was raccoon fighting. It said they could make over 100 different sounds. Remains a mystery. The salmon hobo dinner looked great. Enjoyed the video.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Judy...Wow, quite a story you had...exciting and scary. I grew up in Minnesota! Love the upper mid-west. KH! ( will be doing some more hobo meals! lots of recipes!)

[@charlottebelieves285]

That is my sisters name too! I'm assuming Robinson is your married name? Not too often do you come across folks with exact same names. Cheers.

[@cecileroy557]

Raccoons made horrible noises when they're mating. I'm serious. I had pair preparing to mate & mating on a big tree outside my bedroom window - their sounds were what I believe a banshee would sound like!

[@philguitar1]

Great storytelling Chris. Makes you really wonder what lives in those remote parts. Always wonder how you manage not to scare yourself to death telling these tales especially at night. What could be watching you.. Can't wait for your next story. Greetings from the UK.

[@gardensofthegods]

Yeah this is a great channel I only just discovered the other day ... whereabouts in England are you ? Greetings from the suburbs of Dallas ,Texas

[@philguitar1]

@@gardensofthegods Hi, i live in the West Country, near Bristol/Bath. South West England.

[@MsGhostofficial]

I know! He always seems on 'high alert' while telling the stories, which make me on high alert, which is so fun! If you can't camp, watch Chris! Cheers from California!

[@seaalien]

I have been binge watching your camp fire stories and love them all! I am especially happy that Roy realized that something was trying to lead him away from his group and discontinued his chase.

[@joanmclean3380]

Was thinking same for Roy

[@didibolter9362]

Oh yeah!! Roy would have been in serious danger if he hadn't of turned back and yelled to his friends that he was lost!

[@nicolettegraff4678]

Once again Chris another great story, you never disappoint us. I love to hear your stories especially at night time before bed and relax. where I live we have pine trees and can hear the owls hoot up in the trees and there's open land and some brush so some deer and coyotes are around. You have a very unique and refreshing style to your storytelling, that definitely keeps our interest from beginning to end. Keep the good stories coming🌲🦉

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Nicolette...appreciate that! Chris

[@mountainbound1315]

You are a fun storyteller. Keep'em coming, that was great. I have spent a lot of time in the woods of Wis. and N.Mich. I have seen and heard things that make me doubt my eyes and ears to this day. Those pitch black woods are vast and terrifying for real. Awesome 🏕 camp!!

[@basecampchris]

Well said...glad you enjoyed. Trick is to always keep your cool...especially with the unknown. More to come!!

[@joshuakroger8563]

Me too.

[@briankeenergod3914]

@@basecampchris There's been sightings of things that fit the stereotypical appearance of a werewolf but for obvious reasons aren't sure what they saw, if there wasn't many i'd doubt them but after hours and hours worth of testimonies with slight differences in the appearance & behavior of whatever they saw. I'd even say if in fact these people saw of all things werewolves then what else has the national forestry & U.S. government/military hidden from us, now on the off chance these people are 100% correct on what they encountered we have to realize why there'd be an incentive to hide the existence of reallly more than werewolves. I've even been told the military has engaged in bioengineering weapons using the dna of multiple animals and mixing them with werewolves which makes sense as some witnesses reported the creature they encountered having the features of hyenas, wolves, brown bears and even torso's that resemble a gorillas torso. Some weird stuff for sure but i haven't seen any myself and on the off chance the thousands of stories aren't made up or are nothing than the imaginations of people drugged up or drunk i'd rather not find out. i'll put this way if we assume all accounts are 100% true and accurate than how many more haven't we heard because those encounters turned deadly? I've heard rumors the military for whatever reasons released over 50 subjects into the wilderness in the northeastern united states and it should be noted that sightings during that time which was during thee 1970's increased drastically and have spiked usually during summer and fall seasons globally. point is be careful and stay away from the northwestern portion of yellowstone man i've heard a lot of bad things that have been buried as the public knowing would destroy that parks funding, murders, missing persons, alien sightings (yes seriously), werewolf sightings (aka Dogman) and other paranormal anomalies that i personally haven't experienced but even park rangers have reported these things so i don't know what to believe.

[@robertpetty4427]

Been in N.Michigan old logging trails and he's right,at night it's very dark! While I've never heard or seen anything Im convinced others have and can see why when your out in vast areas.

[@markmichener3153]

Let me tell you people this you may think that the storys you hear are fake but they are not the facts are what did you see and what did you here it's all there is to it because for me it's that I saw a ufo and heard things that I can't explain because people do see things that they can't explain and another thing that I want to point out to you chris is that I want people to understand that this planet isn't always what it seems to be because alot goes on and alot is going to go on until we are no longer here

[@SheikhRashid-p8x]

Chris you are wonderful person,,narrating true stories in beautiful natural places,,, appreciate your style

[@basecampchris]

So nice of you!🌲c

[@jamesmanolakis2420]

How do you know he's a wonderful person? Because he makes a YT video?

[@splitraven7060]

Love your cooking too!! What great balance in your videos

[@basecampchris]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@ceebee987]

Just found you recently and have been binge watching your "spooky stories" videos. You're a natural story teller. I'm loving your channel.

[@adamstalilonis8787]

This guy has a gift for telling a story . . . Makes you feel like you are there.

[@ginaperry2599]

Like your hillbilly music Chris! Love to listen to your stories, keep um coming! 🤷😂🤣👍

[@hawkpantera9425]

I'm a new member of about a month ago. I really enjoy your stories!! You put me in the middle of the wilderness. I can almost smell the smoky campfire. So, thank you and look forward to more....

[@didibolter9362]

And the smell of coffee in the air!

[@sonjamarohn1134]

Der Wald ist ja schon gruselig und dann auch noch so eine Geschichte

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Sonja!! it is kinda creepy...I am comfortable there....( until I hear something weird!! )

[@debracadman4212]

I am still trying to work out how you can sit in the dark and not be scared,and you never hear anything or see anything,it's amazing Chris,keep the videos coming back they are exciting.Thank You

[@didibolter9362]

I would be scared, VERY SCARED!!!

[@bayoulafourche]

I guess you get used to it. You learn to trust your instincts and keep your ears open. People nowadays have the music blasting, talking loud, drink and get rowdy. Might as well stay in town if you're gonna act like that. We listened to the wind in the trees, crickets, whip-or-wills singing at night, spoke softly because loud was unnecessary, and didn't let our fires get to big. Sometimes no one said a thing. Trust me, if you do it right, you'll know when something is moving around. I always have a blue heeler with me. I can look at her and tell all kinds of things before she's made a sound. Like if someone has turned down the mile long road at my house, there's only 2 farms down here. I've got her trained to give me silent indications unless it's an emergency. Like the night I took some quilts out to the middle of the pasture on a hill, to watch a meteor shower and fell asleep. No one for miles. She whined and dragged her front claws across my arm. I sat up and we were surrounded by coyotes. I'm a tall woman and just stood up and made myself large and growled loudly like a bear. I had a sidearm but I knew these coyotes were only there because my dog was in season. Plus they were nice and fat after eating all my ducks. Lol. I'm more nervous alone in a house than outside sometimes. No guesswork on finding you then. 😊 just kiddin

[@bayoulafourche]

I like to do some of the things Chris does to keep things simple. Bring dry stuff in you pack. Preparing food is cumbersome and everything in two parishes can smell your food - unless it's about the food. God knows we love our shrimp and crayfish boils. But then you'd have more people. I took my horse up and did a trail ride with some friends in Tennessee. Around Jackson, at Natchez Trace. Not too mountainous. They had cockpots, cast iron cooking with tripods, etc... bathrooms and rv hookups but it was still scary to me. Guess because I'm not used to steep hills. Just depends where you are and what you're used to. Oklahoma or the Texas panhandle would be perfect if not for the tornadoes. You can see things around you for miles and miles.

[@helenclark7876]

@@bayoulafourche Oh I totally agree about noise-makers and partying in the wild. While on a wild adventure people need to keep their head and stay sober much more enjoyable than being inebriated. Besides when youre tipsy ya cant make rational decisions. Your dog must be your best friend and a very trustworthy one.🐾🦆🐶

[@bayoulafourche]

@@helenclark7876 lol she is. She's my 3rd Jessy. I also have a standard Australian Shepherd- my 4th Ace lol. I leave him at home most times, he's too much of a handful and weighs 80lbs. I took him once but he barked at everything that moved so he stayed in the horse trailer most of the time. Jessy is laying across my feet as I write this. I'm getting older, turned 61 July 12. I don't feel a bit different but I love my furry friends too much I think. I also have a manx cat named bitty lol. I needed a mouser and had never had cats before. She sleeps on top of me at night. If I stay up too late she doesn't like it and let's me know. My kids worry about me being alone too much, but I don't feel alone. I'm probably getting a little crazy lol. At least I don't run barrels anymore. I never understood why people always have to have noise going. But I'm a writer and have a house in the French Quarter when I want noise or feel people'y. My people are from northern Scotland. We are a bit mystical and different.

[@jeffrobertson8840]

as an Eagle Scout Born and raised in Minnesota. I have experienced the BWCA 24 years in a row. I have been completely soaked by rain and covered in 🪰 in early June. I have also had my water pumps freeze in early September. My point is that I would simply like to talk sometime or swap some stories. if not, no worries. if so ....Cheers.

[@markexpose175]

GREAT. STORY.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

🇨🇦fresh firewood …from the grocery store 🤩🤩🤩🤩great delivery 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@markexpose175]

GREAT. CAMPING.

[@zoaayyy6370]

I go to the BWCA every summer and I have been looking for scary stories but I may be starting to regret it lol

[@MsGhostofficial]

First of all, the salmon looked incredible! Secondly, the guys, from what you said about them, don't seem like the kind of guys to make stuff up. That combined with an unhealthy : ) number of videos I have watched on the subject, I feel like I am going to have to start believing in BIGFOOT. I have been to Grand Rapids staying in a cabin with friends and we one day took a boat to an island I think named Bear Island. Not-a-fan! You have never seen anyone run around one tiny island so fast to get back to the boat. At least, my friends were amused. Thanks for the fun stories and even more fun, storytelling.

[@didibolter9362]

I haven't seen or heard Bigfoot, but, I certainly BELIEVE in them!! What was so bad with Bear Island? It sounds so cute?

[@ladyofcranberry9837]

So far ... my favorite story! 😮

[@marywegrzyn506]

They were extremely fortunate to make it out alive!!!!

[@rosamercadorivera6291]

God bless Sir Chris pray all is well. Watch out for creature on the loose. Yikes 😬. Going to hear your story for today . Nite nite God bless you all here at Chris video chat.

[@garygoldsmith9844]

Wow! That was scary! I'm never going into the woods again, hello Motel 6!

[@basecampchris]

LOL...just don't look under the bed at the Motel 6....glad you enjoyed. KH!

[@garygoldsmith9844]

@@basecampchris Great advice!

[@didibolter9362]

And DON'T look into the MIRROR! !

[@jirihamersky6152]

Excellent story, thanks.

[@sandyschipper1400]

Hey Chris, cooking in aluminum foil causes health issues. There are videos you can watch that might change your mind about using when cooking. It looked real delicious though. 😁

[@nancymosolino5162]

Loved the story and the foil meal. Try basmati rice instead of potatoes and add grape or cherry tomatoes and onions...it's delicious! Think I'll share your story with my son. He's 44 and going to the boundary waters with a group in a few weeks with his 2 sons. 😂

[@mikep2629]

Loved the video, music while putting up tent and a really great story (a Minnesotan here). I do the hobo meals in the tinfoil but never with salmon, looks delicious. Thanks for taking us with you on all your adventures! One of my favorite channels for sure. Look forward to them every week. Keep hiking!

[@basecampchris]

That is awesome! I grew up in Minnesota...I'll be doing more Hobo style meals...Thanks for watching. KH!

[@samaraosborne1585]

-> This video popped up, & I had to watch it right away, because I had a scary experience in MN, even though I live in So. Cal. I might've already posted a comment about it, but Not in detail.. I was chosen to go on a Church Summer Camp canoe camping trip from near Orr, MN, on up to Canada to the outpost there, back in '76.. First night on an island.. Something circled my tent, & I was awake, but my buddy wasn't (we were on a "buddy system" for safety).. She was fair & had gotten sunburned & fallen asleep.. The counselor was with the other gals telling stories.. Something Large started making Noise by our tent, breaking branches deliberately, & since my teacher & Army Dad had Already told us children about Bigfoot, I figured that's what it was!! Finally, the group was breaking up, everyone to their individual tents, & I yelled for the counselor to shine his huge light all around. He did, but didn't see anything.. Later, some gals came charging back, from the makeshift privy, to the tents, having been scared by something large shaking a tree!! One gal had been yelling, "Wait for me!!" since she got left behind a bit, that's how scared they were!! The rest of the night went without a hitch, Praise God, but, when we left the next morning, I was heartily glad to push off away from that island!! The next night we stayed on an isthmus, & I didn't have any qualms about it. The rest of the canoe trip was great!! Back at the Dorms, one night, my best friend & I stayed behind while everyone else went to a shindig of some sort, her not feeling well.. As we goofed off making faces in front of a mirror in the Dorm center, we both heard a huge, loud growl!! I quickly told her to take one Dorm wing while I took the other, & make sure all the windows were locked!! Then we waited in the center until everyone came back later.. & That's my MN experience!! There's others, not as intense, but, they're in CA.. So, that's why I love the MN accounts Uploads!! 👏🏼 Thank you, Chris!! Be Well, Safe, Joyful, Thankful, & Blessed, ALL!! 😻🖖🏼📖🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏼🕊️👼🏻🌃🌌🌟

[@Aspect762]

I love these stories. My family used to do a lot of camping in the wilderness of northern California. We eventually bought land, and lived in tents for a year, and cooked our meals outside.

[@basecampchris]

That is awesome!🌲

[@keepitforreally4501]

Your laughing is so contagious and grateful and appreciated ❤

[@Kalani-Koa]

Hdy chris trying to catch up with all your awesome storytelling videos👍 beautiful🌿 Cheers🍻 ✨Much love and respect🌿 ⛺🔥🌲

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

Hello from Forest Lake Minnesota. There's a number of Bigfoot stories to come out of the B.W.C.A. and the northern region of the state. I've never seen a Bigfoot but I've heard some things I can't explain including a vocalization in my woods that sounded similar to Ron Moorehead's Sierra Sounds Bigfoot recordings. Whatever it was you wouldn't want to meet it alone, in the dark, and unarmed. It was the nastiest, most vicious, guttural, insane, sounding voice I've ever heard, not to mention the heavy thudding footsteps that went along with the vocals. This happened in the Fall of 13. It went on for a half an hour around 1:00 AM. I've lived here all my life and I'm middle aged.

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

@ricklong3260 Yes, I have heard reports along the St. Croix tòo.

[@howardmotley2104]

Finally a fresh perspective to the unknown, non political and no tribalism, thank you sir.

[@terryolsson4145]

I love how you take me along on your adventures. Not only do i dig the creepy stories but you're so detailed in the history and geography of this big beautiful planet. I would love to go camping but i just dont have the resources anymore. Thanks so so much for taking me along.

[@Happydays77231]

I live in Ireland I love story telling!! No sasquatches here thank god but we have other like green man, fairy folk, banshee would love an Irish version of this channel! would be brilliant if someone did it!!😃🙌🇮🇪

[@neilbuckard723]

Stumbled upon this channel by accident ....so glad I did great stories and entertaining .only trouble is I can't stop watching till 3am most nights

[@MsGhostofficial]

😱

[@chuckbradley1]

A proper outdoor dinner. Top marks.

[@didibolter9362]

Yes, all you need now is a woman to wine and dine! 👧👦 How very romantic! 💏 Js.

[@thaddeusmikolajczyk4518]

Another great story Chris.

[@basecampchris]

thank you.

[@BrianRosborough]

For the algorithm! Another banger Chris, seriously you just don’t miss man! Love your camera work by the way, it reminds me of Les Strouds survivor man. I think people probably take for granted all the work you put in to make these videos being that your by yourself ! Anyways God Speed mate !

[@willowmist9564]

I will only vehicle camp. Due to reports of bear attacks, coyotes, wolves and such. Don't cook. Always take cold cut sandwiches, potato chips and drinks in a cooler. Plus my trusted .38 snub nose gun with hollow point ammo. On my side at all times. Love when it rains when the sound of rain on my vehicle is the best thing ever.😍

[@ClimbnFish]

I’ve spent 32 years camping in remote places from Alaska to the Himalayas to Patagonia. A few sassy bears but no big deal. The humans you car camp around are far more dangerous. You’re kidding yourself.

[@samanthamorris8368]

I know that this is an old upload but I still wanted to suggest a meal to you Chris- its a foil dinner & its super easy and delicious! I actually learned how to make this dinner when I was in the Girl Scouts as a young girl. This dinner is called a “hobo dinner. You will take your aluminum foil and lay it out on a flat surface. Then you add a portion of skinless chicken breast or whatever part of a chicken is your favorite and place it on the foil. Add some butter to the top of it, flip it over, and do the same to the other side (just a thin layer obviously) then you will add some slices of green bell pepper, onion, red bell pepper, and anything else you want to add to it. You add some more butter & whatever seasonings you like to it and wrap it up in a way that makes it resemble a covered pan. You want to make sure that no juices can escape so your meat is juicy and tender 😊 You get your grill going or a fire and once it is ready you will want to add a little water to the chicken. I usually do four or five teaspoons. Seal the foil back up (I will usually take an extra piece of foil and put my hobo dinner on it and then wrap it up again and make sure that the seal is shut) and then put it on the fire grate or the grill to cook. I also do another foil with bite-sized potatoes that I chop up and leave the skins on and half an onion sliced up with several big scoops of butter and some salt and pepper to taste then I seal it up and also place it on the grill or fire. Those are also very yummy I hope you will try it and if you do let me know how you liked it 😊

[@slicker383]

Enjoyed the story!!!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks!

[@pamelaflores4129]

Great story. This one had a ton of commercials though. It made me appreciate the ones without the ads even more. If there aren't ads every three minutes-I can actually listen on a speaker in my kitchen and do dishes without being bored.

[@basecampchris]

I just went back to that video and shut off commercials in the middle...I can't stand commercials in the middle either. ( beginning and end works best ) fyi

[@redkelly8552]

Loved the story! I truly believe! Just wondering if you have ever had any strange things or noises happen to you! We camp in Michigan as much as we can! Even tried winter camping this year!! Keep telling us your stories!!!

[@basecampchris]

Yes I have...I'll tell my story sometime. Glad you enjoyed. KH!

[@barbarahouser2193]

I love the sound of the crackle and poppin of the fire!

[@didibolter9362]

I love a campfire period!

[@jameskonzek8892]

This was a good one I exclaim!

[@cherylazzizzi3510]

Great story!!!! Scary!!Love your location!!

[@lh457725]

You have such an interesting way of storytelling! I'm totally hooked on these stories by the fire. Thanks for another great video!

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks!

[@deb1flanagan]

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[@annemariefisher1559]

That was a good one😀

[@charlene5461]

Love to sit and listen to stories! My Grandmother was a storyteller and passed it on to me. My son's, nieces and nephews would sit around our camping fire and say "Please tell us a scary story!" They would be all spread out in a circle when I started, by the end of the story there were 5 kids puled onto my triple fold beach chair and my 2 man tent turned into a 6 person tent!!🤣 I so enjoyed those special times with them. That are grown with kids of their own. Still get together at Halloween for hotdogs, marshmallows and scary stories with a new generation! Keep 'em coming!! I so enjoy!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@didibolter9362]

Sounds nice and very cute! That is a wonderful tradition to have!

[@BJones-yw4dd]

Bless you for giving your family such great memories -- priceless and rare.

[@PatricaNunez]

Hello, Ms Pat here in southern Indiana. I'm 76 and just had a heart attack 😮 Not fun Absolutely love listening to your stories and wish I could smell the fragrant outdoors. I was born in Denver and miss the mountains. My friends call me Indiana Jane because of the hair raising adventures I've had on my vacations. Now days all my adventures are from my arm chair. So thank you for keeping the adventures alive. God bless and keep you safe, Ms Pat

[@DRK215]

Love the stories, and the historical information on different areas and people. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to your next video.👍🏻

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Dan! Appreciate it! KH!

[@teresakoslosky3053]

I love your storytelling!! I come from a family of storytelling! All stories were true for them. I have done a lot of camping, backpacking in the Pacfic Northwest’! I own property right next to Mount Rainer and have spent alot of time in the woods. I also camp over on the Olympic Peninsula, beautiful woods and mountains as well. I have never been afraid or scared in these areas but I know of people who have. I like the way u tell your stories and I love the amazing scenery! Keep up the good work!

[@martymcmannis6581]

Great story. Should be enough for people to understand what is going on. But you telling the story makes it better. Thanks for this

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! C

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Great story!!! It just proves that you don't have to have blood and guts to have a nice, creepy tale 😱!

[@didibolter9362]

Oh yeah, the woods are SCARY enough!!

[@lisabritt4284]

Chris you’re just the cutest storyteller ever! Keep it up 🌞🌺🌲

[@basecampchris]

Thanks so much!

[@baltimoreravens1515]

Great work like all your videos

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much 😀

[@danchristner5245]

lol that was awesome Chris! thanks a bunch

[@twocross]

This is my new favorite video of yours. Chris you really gave a great talent. Thanks for doing these.

[@basecampchris]

Wow, thank you. More to come. KH!

[@yannschonfeld5847]

Yes, amazng.

[@richardwhitingjr9633]

This was a great video my wife n I love your videos,I love tent camping in the woods but my wife is not a fan of it because of the creepy things in the night lol,so this is the closest I'm going to get to tent camping lol

[@basecampchris]

I understand...Chris

[@autumnmdove]

You make camping look so cozy and peaceful. I love your stories, I am a new subscriber but absolutely love your content! Keep it up!

[@otisfreeman8766]

That was a good one.

[@heidimorrison7595]

I love your way of telling these stories while out in the woods! I love to camp, but would be way to scared to do this alone while telling scary stories...I would creep myself out! Keep it up! Thanks for the great content

[@eric81872]

Thank you for the video! 🤩👍♥+

[@bernielamont825]

Hey Chris, great story! the only thing missing was a beam of light from a flashlite, under your chin. Lol that first crack while telling story made me jump. good one!

[@basecampchris]

Hey Bernie, I'll take my head light and flip it up! Thanks for watching!

[@didibolter9362]

Oh yes, that cracking made me jump too and when I jumped, I woke up my husband, he was NOT happy!! (I wear headphones while watching these videos so my husband can sleep!)

[@Andy33399channel]

Hey awesome video, wicked story!! 😊👍✌️🇨🇦

[@adibees]

I live in the twin cities, and the first time I went camping ever was up in the Boundary Waters 10 years back. Ever since we have been doing it at least once a year, it's beautiful country up there. Going this year in the fall and this story will be definitely in the back of my head when I am there.

[@Tom_McMurtry]

Awesome story!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you!

[@Tom_McMurtry]

@@basecampchris Thank you Chris! It's also just quite communal and relaxing to sort of be present through the set up and the laughter and beer. It feels like you're there in person with you having a yarn and being out in nature, and fascinated with the many many unknowns. Go well. I live in New Zealand - it's interesting to think of our own tales from this land. No bigfoot here. Other things though.

[@sharonrichards1627]

I love the way you show the fire in a way that makes us feel like we're sitting around it with you.

[@didibolter9362]

Oh man, that campfire looked so warm and comfy! Very beautiful! 🤗

[@andrekuhr8036]

Man , do I just love yur scary stories 💪💪💪💓💓💓👍👍👍

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much!

[@fettyguapo]

Just found this channel and I’m currently binging all your scary story videos. These are great!! Love the fact your out in actual woods telling scary stories lol that’s awesome

[@kevinprice5813]

Love your stuff! Don’t stop!!

[@pepejuan2924]

The Sasquatch encounters are really good, please continue to post more 👍

[@marywegrzyn506]

I felt bad for you at the end trying make coffee in 26 degree weather. I couldn't handle that below freezing temperature!!! You are tough !

[@didibolter9362]

Twenty six degrees is WAY TOO COLD for me!! I DON'T know how animals do it!!

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

That’s ruined my peaceful night solo camping.! Nice one.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks! I enjoyed putting it together.

[@didibolter9362]

Have a goodnight sleep Hardy! 😪😴 😆😅😄😃😂😁😊 Sorry, I couldn't resist! 🤗

[@LisaA-p3y]

Love your stories Chris and the beautiful nature looks fun where you hike ty for sharing

[@shawnrush8311]

Awesome story Chris I am a believer in Sasquatch that story fits all the signs.

[@basecampchris]

Cool - Thee is something going on....KH!

[@didibolter9362]

I'am also a BELIEVER of BIGFOOT too shawn, oh yeah!!

[@niklashall5969]

You looked a weency bit nervous at the end of that story there friend. Stay safe!

[@lesoutside]

Great story. Thank you!

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@zorazorazorzzora8333]

I really enjoy your channel

[@benwelch4076]

Great, that would explain those noises I heard when I was up there. Bigfoot, I knew it! It's beautiful up in the Boundary Waters, if you like canoeing and camping I recommend it. I enjoy the stories, and am looking forward to more Tales from the Forest. Cheers and stay safe out there. Bigfoot is real!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks Ben...yes- the BWCA is awesome! More to come. ( I like that...Tales From The Forest!! )

[@Genx79]

Base Camp Chris.. i absolutely love every story you tell! You keep us, audience, on our toes to all the great details you tell!! I enjoy listening to him when I'm working kiss me away from the chaos at a restaurant Thank you for the long nights that I go through I wouldn't make it through without listening to you!!!

[@jerryfife2015tacoma]

Story time with Chris always a good time, you had me drawn right in with this story always wonder what's lurking out in the woods when camping, can freak you out when you hear noises and don't what it is but that's part of the excitement of camping and sitting around camps and telling stories, love it

[@basecampchris]

Defintiely - makes it interesting! There are a lot of stories...KH!

[@brendashouseofshine4954]

I am so enjoying your channel.

[@mr.waynes7555]

hey chris......love the videos, and tickled pink that you have incorporated some story telling into your repertoire. 😎👍

[@denaredford6701]

I like your story’s . Thank you

[@starvingartist6754]

Being a storyteller myself I enjoy listening to them also, specially about the wilderness mysteries !

[@maggiejane6327]

Great story! 👍 .. Where l am it's midnight and l should go to bed, l've watched one of your videos and l think l'll watch a few more .. haha .. you're videos are like ... Lays potato chips you can't just eat one .. 😊 .. or watch one ..

[@gastoncruz4885]

Lets go chris!!!! love the camping, love the stories, love your youtube journey!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks so much!!

[@irmuggle]

Love those foil meals grew up doing those in Boy Scouts 40 some-odd years ago they make it easy pre-pack them throw them in the coals no dishes to do another great video love the stories

[@basecampchris]

I love the no dishes....drop and cook! Thanks for watching.