Be CAREFUL where you pitch a Tent!

[@michaelyunkelo1757]

Great job Chris!! This was before cell phones and I wasn't carrying a camera due to weight. I still do over nights in the Savage River State Forest but if that feeling comes over me during daylight I leave but if it's after dark I go on high alert until I feel normal. Sorry I missed your calls. I mistook them for spam.

[@martharock8377]

I'm glad you chose to hit the tree rather than the sasquatch. It might have served to piss him off and make him attack you! I like to believe they're more curious than dangerous but I wouldn't want to find out! Thanks for sharing your experience with Chris and thanks, Chris for sharing it with us! Great story!!!!!

[@charlottebelieves285]

Thanks for sharing your encounter with us. I'm glad it didn't keep you from enjoying nature. It seems it was a great learning experience for you. Cheers from Canada.

[@bs431980]

Great story, enjoyed hearing it 👍👍

[@joshuaescalante1791]

Thanks for sharing your story. I’ve never had any of such experience and I don’t think I want to, but, I do believe these “beings” exists in our forests.

[@melissamarioth9554]

Thank you for sharing thank you chris for your channel great job😊

[@gointothedogs4634]

Another good one Chris! Love your hat so much I went online and got myself one and one for a male friend who had a Bigfoot cross the road in front of him years ago in California. Been trying to get him to share his story with you. He said right after several cars passed him in the left lane, coming towards him, it stepped out in front of him on the right without looking at him. John stopped and watched, not sure what he was looking at. It was covered with bright orange-red fur, its arms hanging down, not swinging, and crossed the two lane road in 3 large steps, before entering the grass area on the left. He was still sitting there watching it, but said it disappeared - there were no trees or bushes to hide behind, just open grasses. John is pretty chill, as an astrologer he's used to dealing with things out of the realm of the ordinary, and realized there was nowhere it could have gone, nothing to hide behind. He said to himself, "I just saw a Bigfoot!" John was adamant about its coloring so when I ordered his hat, he wanted the Bigfoot printed in orange-red thread. So his hat is khaki with a bright gold-orange BF!

[@Lostfalls]

There’s two types of Bigfoot believers. The ones that will hear/see something in the woods and go “nope, I know what that is and im out” see you all at home (me). Or the other kind, (like Chris) that would say “cool! A tree knock! Move I need to get my camera!” Enjoy it Chris I hope someday you get that selfie and live to tell the story ❤

[@ramonataylor5174]

I've been on motorcycle rides on deep forest trails & camped overnight. Had unexplained rocks splashing in the water, found a very large "bear nest", unexplained sounds, deafening cicadas that went silent like a switch flipped etc, etc... didn't know anything of Bigfoot then.. but now I believe some of those unexplained incidents very well could have been Bigfoot. Glad I didn't know then or I would have killed myself trying to ride those treacherous trails out in the darkness.. not a good idea!

[@journeysalkebulan]

Thank you for remembering those of us who don't drink which includes me and those in recovery. 🙏🏾💜

[@basecampchris]

You are so welcome

[@grammysal]

My husband is a 30 yr. recovering alcoholic and always enjoys your stories and beer reviews. He really got a kick out of tonight’s “non alcoholic” review. We also liked the one you did on the root beer! No matter what you drink we enjoy your videos immensely. It’s amazing how you can read someone’s email and then turn around and tell their story so well that we’re drawn into the action. Thanks for being our “Sunday night date”! 🍺🏕️⛺️

[@basecampchris]

That is awesome! Thank you! C🌲

[@mattjack3983]

I am current root beeraholic, and thought that was awesome. I can never pass up or get enough root beer.

[@rosieg4322]

What's the name of the root beer? My all-time favorite drink!

[@moxiemckeldrey5486]

Heyyy ALL!!⛺🔥 May your hearts be light ❤ May your minds be calm 🌻 May your spirits be FREE 🦋

[@kattilathehunfreedomfighter]

Hi Chris, just days ago I was camped deep in the Francis Marion swamp wilderness in South Carolina for 17 days (my van broke down 4 days in and then I was awaiting rescue for 12 days, which finally came from a random angel!). On two separate nights, I heard for over 2 hours sounds that I've never heard before. It wasn't any kind of animal I was familiar with or knew to be in that area. I heard other wildlife but this was different. Much different. Clearly a very large creature based on the vocalizations. It sounded very Squatchy: howls, yelps, high-pitched elongated screams. It was the middle of the night on both occasions and I just lay there frozen and listening, completely enthralled, amazed, and a bit unnerved at what kind of creature was just yards from me out in the pitch black swamps. It sent chills up my spine. Anyway, just wanted to share my recent experience.

[@alecbaker13]

You should have ran towards it :) stay armed of course

[@kattilathehunfreedomfighter]

@@alecbaker13 Not in the pitch dark lol! I'd fall into a swamp..you know, alligators and such..😳

[@joanies6778]

@kattilathehunfreedomfighter Glad you got rescued... that had to be horrifying! I won't go into the wilderness without a gps sattelite messenger and small battery bank. Too many things can happen, and they do. We have the technology to stay safe, we need to be using it. Swampland is the last place you'll find me camping! Mudwamps and slithering reptiles are more unnerving to me.

[@xochilguevara3429]

Someone is hiking near Chris’s film site hearing those “whoops” and running like a bat out of hell.

[@Silas-lc9op]

Or the episode where he's blowing the Aztec death whistle...lol..

[@faythblanton1278]

That's awesome of you Chris for acknowledging those that don't drink and in recovery ❤️ Keep up the awesome stories!

[@ameliastelmach148]

Yes. I appreciate that

[@mirjamtanguay6439]

Very much agreed!!

[@bigfoot-5150]

Might be hard fumbling for your phone with a bigfoot staring at you. Might have a better chance of getting video footage if you're wearing a Go-pro.

[@mattjack3983]

​​@@bigfoot-5150When I had my encounter, the thought of trying to get a picture of it never even crossed my mind. I was quite literally paralyzed with fear. It was a level of terror that I did not know existed. I can honestly understand how people can piss themselves, or lose their bowels, or blackout or faint, when they are scared bad enough. That didn't happen to me, but after having experienced that kind of fear, I really can see how it could happen. In that moment, pulling out a phone or camera to get a picture or video, or even pulling out a weapon to defend myself (I was armed at the time) was literally impossible for me. I was completely frozen. It just cannot be overstated how paralyzing, and completely overwhelming that kind of fear truly is. It is almost incomprehensible. Words just dont even come close to adequately describing it. I was the very definition of helpless in that moment.

[@MitchG-zd1mo]

Heck yes! Recovery has changed everything! I got 20 months with zero mind altering substances. Can't wait to see where life takes me! I hope your life is amazing, always remember how strong u are. U can do anything.

[@SubPablum]

I quit drinking a year ago this February but I enjoy your beer segments before the story begins. So now you do a non-alcohol one as well, cheers!

[@charleygnarly1182]

Jan 2023 here! 🎉

[@scassidy77]

I am in recovery and am at 35 days sober today from alcohol. Your sentiments with the N.A. beer are much appreciated.! Keep up the great content.

[@KathyHarrington-cz7wq]

🙏🙏💜

[@Mach11976]

Thanks Chris for the non alcoholic drink. 9 years sober, and 6 years clean. Crazy encounter and wish I would feel comfortable in the timber and mountains again. Long story why, so right now I'll stick to the Mississippi River lol. Thanks Buddy.

[@jeannemarcinek4575]

Big boot is everywhere even down in the woods of Mississippi.

[@Mach11976]

@@jeannemarcinek4575 Indeed, and I live around the bluffs from Pool 18 to Pool 24 on the Mississippi.

[@suzyriding9311]

Way to go on your sobriety Mach! 3 years here.

[@Santaheckler]

You’re in the Sierra Nevadas but drinking a Sierra Nevada?🤷‍♂️

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Once you have your first Bigfoot encounter, things are never the same again! You try to warn people out of instinct especially those with children. They laugh it off & make jokes. After your third or fourth encounter, things are getting serious now. You don't care if people laugh and joke! You tell them, " laugh & joke if you want. It is what it is. You have children, I'm warning you for their sake! DO NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN GO IN THE WOODS TO PLAY! You have been forewarned!" Who knows what else is out there?

[@cherylharman9550]

A serious message that needs to be shared. ❤

[@Theartkid244]

Nope none my kids would be in woods playing regardless of encounter, especially in any these hotspots l. I’m in Scotland so I think I’m ok, but still there are so many dangers lurking in the woods l. So good call sir!

[@eunice5531]

That's exactly how I felt.thats why I told about what I saw. Oh yeah people said aw you seen a bear. No mam for the fifteenth time it was not a bear. Scaredy cat

[@jerrybartlett273]

They mean us no harm. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach and more

[@patriotUSA2007]

I appreciate your non-alcoholic beer promo this time. Not because I don't drink--I don't like the taste of alcohol. But for those in recovery. That is really so caring and kind.

[@petermontagnon4440]

As a Canadian of Metis descent, you should talk to Sabe or Big foot to tell them you are not here to harm them.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Wow. I would like to hear more of what you know. Your wisdom 🇨🇦

[@jerrybartlett273]

They already know. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@Callmedaddy1]

They might be there to harm you though. Missing 411.

[@markthomas4083]

I have heard tree knocks. They were very forceful and solid. No person could have created those tree knocks. Just prior to the tree knocks, a large tree was heard falling down, without a trace of wind. This transpired about twenty miles southeast of Truckee, Ca. As the crow flies. Around 2010. Very memorable.

[@LaoSoftware]

I never hear tree knocks. But I always hear the breaking of branches and the sound of movement when I go camping. Sometimes hiking trails are block by trees that have been pushed over. I think Sasquatch is just the protector of the forests. It's their home range. They're just there trying to survive just like you and me.

[@cherylharman9550]

​@@LaoSoftwareit's good to have spidy senses in these situations; there are some scary creatures in the wilderness. 😮

[@jerrybartlett273]

Look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@kimberlydavis6408]

Hello Base Camp Chris!! Thank you for all the work you do to keep us entertained!! I look forward to Sunday's!!

[@basecampchris]

My pleasure! Thank you ! C🍌🐻🌲🍺

[@joeblow1934]

Whew! That was a good story! Kind of creepy. I DO know the "gut feeling" of feeling something is not right. I think that when the wildlife ceases to be active, THEY know something is off. I have learned that being aware of your surroundings really makes a difference. Thank for the great story. You are a good story teller.

[@johnschoen703]

Having never felt it myself, they say it's as if the entire forrest is holding its breath. I gotta admit that I would like to have that feeling and to be armed when I experience it.

[@shauncampbell969]

CHRIS!!! This video starts out great. I've not had any alcohol in nine years. Why? One may ask. Well, its because I am a diabetic 2. As some might know alcohol turns into sugar and sugar is the Kryptonite of people with diabetes. Thanks, for showing this non-alcoholic beer, it'll make the story even more keen. If I were doing camping stories, ( I won't ever do camping stories, as my story tell skills are horrific.); I'd start off with great coffees, Bustelo, Sanka, Maxwell House, or Starbucks? For the city dwellers.

[@basecampchris]

Appreciate that....and Love my coffee! ☕

[@RobbieMyers-bw8qd]

I recently was on crown land north of North Bay in Ontario. I went base camping at a spot I had made years before in early December. I was there for twenty one days. I had heard something approaching the camp, footsteps., pretty loud too. All I did was loudly talk towards the noise, assuming it was a moose or bear. I continued this for about five minutes and finally the sound of the footsteps faded as whatever it was moved off. This was as they say, out in the middle of nowhere. On a different night, after midnight, I heard what sounded like a large rock being thrown in the lake., which was about forty yards from camp. Twice. A little freaky because you can't see what's making the noise. During that trip I left the site to get a few items at the nearest gas station. I told the station attendant my story and she wasn't surprised. She told me that there had been Bigfoot sightings in the area before and the best thing to do is loudly say, hi., and your name. Wow.

[@Non-Stick-vh5ht]

Finally, someone stood up to the Bigfoot. I knew it would happen someday. Great show..

[@jorgejiminez-rk1uu]

meanwhile someone up river from Chris having an experience of their own with those whoops LOL

[@Yetified_Mayhem]

😂

[@Casey_Cp]

Ya, can you imagine the look on their faces … lol

[@xtbro78]

Funny, I was thinking the same thing! Chris is getting TOO good at those Whoops. Not good if he hears a bullet whizzing overhead!

[@xtbro78]

Funny, I was thinking the same thing! Chris is getting TOO good at those Whoops. Not good if he hears a bullet whizzing overhead!

[@BobaFettuccine3541]

Strange that the world around them is deathly quiet. As if nature itself gives them a wide berth

[@gregoryknox4444]

My Dog and I have had 2 encounters, and the stench was vomit invoking. It didn't seem aggressive, and it was on my small ranch near Ft Campbell KY/TN ... judging on where my gunsights were from 10 feet it was 9 ft tall. Thanks for sharing.

[@alecbaker13]

I live an hour away we should go into the woods and hunt it down

[@teresacorrigan3076]

@@alecbaker13why🇨🇦

[@vincemarshall9520]

I’m from Paris,TN. About 45 minutes due west of Ft. Campbell. When I was 14, (1975) something very heavy jumped on the roof of our house and walked across. BOOM… BOOM… BOOM… every time its foot came down. It very slowly walked across the roof then jumped off. I heard a big THUD when it hit the ground. I was alone and terrified.

[@jerrybartlett273]

Look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach

[@Catkinscat]

These are great stories, I always look forward to Sundays, thanks Base Camp Chris 👍

[@basecampchris]

Glad you like them! KEEP HIKING! C🐻

[@drummindreams]

I appreciate your shout out to those who drink or are recovering. Salud Chris

[@Yetified_Mayhem]

The crack of a 300win mag going off. Never fails.

[@goingagainstthegrain]

We happened to check to see if you did an upload. One of us had an encounter. In a discussion with the First Nation's People, they stated that if you see these beings more than once; you've been marked. Thanks for this weeks' encounter. Cheers!!! 🍻

[@primrozie]

His military training and experiences probably helped him manage the situation.. Great story!

[@thebower8027]

..."the full menu of bigfoot activity"... Funny! Love your channel. You're a great storyteller, the real deal, in the natural settings.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you!c ⛺️

[@danielasuncion9991]

I'd pitch my tent inside my car...

[@deeprollingriver52]

Me too

[@jacyayers4446]

Lolol meeeeetooooo😂

[@godwinsboom]

💯

[@Callmedaddy1]

Subaru Outback is good for that.

[@johnclark1469]

😂 no kidding

[@danielasuncion9991]

Outdoor living skills. You certainly have them. Many of us, in the 21st century, no longer have those skills. I'll bet that, if you had to, you could survive a winter, living outdoors. You could stay warm, and safe.

[@SpaceShihTzu17]

Very interesting that they test people’s reactions. It would make sense.

[@maryfonti6114]

You are a wonderful story teller / narrator for the people who have had encounters. Never stop. ❤

[@sandyschipper1400]

Another great story Chris on a Sunday afternoon just chillin' down here in Florida. I started remembering my experience(s) as you told it. I think I'm close to sharing it with you soon.

[@michaeljoyner6470]

Good narration of the story !!!!!💥💥💥💥💥

[@basecampchris]

Thank you!! KH! C👍🍌🌲

[@StageMan57]

I find it amazing that you outdoor guys don't know about the El Nino and La Nino cycles. The happen once every 7 to 12 years. Right now we are in an El Nino cycle. That's why it's drier and warmer than usual. Usually after an El Nino cycle the following winter will be pretty freakin heavy!

[@RamDawg327]

Who wouldn't want Chris to tell their story on their behalf? Thanks for what you do Chris and how you do it!

[@robinpaydon7139]

I had a camping experience in MD too when i was a kid. A couple years later i saw one standing in the open in the middle of a cove in almost the same exact spot Wed camped in a couple years earlier.

[@bandit2123]

I wish Chris was on everyday

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Bandit!! working on more uploads! C🍌👍🌲

[@teresacorrigan3076]

0:51 London Ontario 🇨🇦. No snow. Just rain. Mild temperatures. 🌧️

[@tiger.wolf.2033]

Like here in Germany. No snow. We had rain yesterday and last week a lot, bit today only a mild temperature. The sun shone all day long... it was great.

[@ameliastelmach148]

Thanks Chris. My husband is 4 years recovered. Great story too.

[@basecampchris]

Welcome! Keep hiking! 🥾

[@bonitawilcox2909]

Thanks Chris 🍂

[@basecampchris]

Welcome! C

[@karenschrock80]

Don't you ever creep yourself out, sitting by yourself in the middle of nowhere? Lol 😂

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

I’m sure he does

[@jimmylarge1148]

Nah. I’ve been on the mountains a million times and never been scared, except once when I got momentarily lost. 😂

[@BP-E]

It is so nice of your Chris to give people a platform for share their experiences. I am sure they appreciate it greatly and we all love to hear these stories. God bless you Chris!

[@basecampchris]

Absolutely!!👍

[@nancycarden2469]

Another great story Chris. I live in Maryland so it was interesting to see we have Sasquatch in Maryland. Fortunately for me I have never had an experience. It would scare me to death lol.

[@janewolf4541]

"And he got pissed". I laughed pretty hard on that one. Another great story. Thank you Michel, for submitting your encounter, and thank you Chris for the hike with beautiful scenery without snow, and for telling Michel's encounter. Great job.

[@suerichardson570]

Thank you Chris! I’m really enjoying your storytelling skills! This was an amazing encounter. I’m grateful this hunter didn’t let this experience keep him from going back there again! 🦍❤️

[@stevieb6173]

You really tell some great stories pal , keep em coming, really interesting 👍👍👍👍

[@JustinHector-vt8wz]

Chris I really enjoy watching you tell these great stories.

[@basecampchris]

Glad you like them! Thanks Justin! C

[@camclarke8796]

Thanks Chris for your Sunday post. I live in Norther BC, walk 1 km to civilization for provisions on the sea. When I walk the forest road, I listen for forest sounds, do not go out in the dark. I did two nights ago heard dogs howling around me quickened my pace because they were communicating something. Had 6 bear experiences in Alberta and BC, Lions Bay around my house over 14 years. I could watch them from up above on my 3rd level deck, planted raspberry bushes below didn't upkeep them very thorny. One large bear went through the bushes eating oblivious to the thorns, just glad to have them for the bears. He couldn't smell me. Thanks for your insightful situations.

[@camclarke8796]

My blind female cocker spaniel would only growl when a bear was present. She never growled. Each time she growled I would view my decks and the Mt terrain on my property lo and behold a bear was always on the property could have easily smashed any if my French window doors.

[@CastleMc]

I'm more afraid of bears than Sasquatch and would never plant berry bushes right outside my door like that. @@camclarke8796

[@Juanita6173]

Need to compliment the beautiful panoramic scenic backdrop view you picked with the smooth rolling hills, it has a nice calming mid winter look for your area. No kidding a predator keeps quiet and dead still ready to launch an attack, whereas bigfoot on the other hand does all the above you mentioned. Oh goodness your whoops sounded pretty good...next thing I'm thinking is you attracted the attention of a curious sasquatch might wander close by! "The full menu of bigfoot activity" that's remarkable, and rare for Michael to take all in on his hunting trip. Thank you Chris and to your eyewitness Michael for sharing. Hahaha photo bombing of sasquatch after Mr. tripod and camera pulled out, wouldn't that be something!

[@Kwm952]

I bring 3 roman candles(10ball each) I have sent bears heading for the high hills. Great for distress signal as well!

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Good idea

[@leannmarshall28]

Thanks so much for sharing the gorgeous scenery as well as the scary story!

[@graveyardghost2603]

This one sent shivers down my spine. Thanks, Chris ❤

[@erickaesman4001]

Another great story, Chris! Ive talked to hunting guides who say bears will sometimes make a kill, cover it up for later, then return and many times will roll around on the carcass. It may be to mask the bear smell of their bodies so they can sneak up on prey. Maybe the Bigfoot will do something similar. You bring up a great point. Bears or wolves, or mountain lion will be silent while stalking game.

[@bunnyd9334]

Always very interesting. Do you ever creepy feelings when your out doing your story telling. Im Always watching to see if anything is ever moving behind you...Thank you,stay safe.

[@edwardgarcia614]

Glad you acknowledged that on the alcohol issue. Heineken has the best zero alcohol beer, for those who don't consume any alcohol in any amount but still enjoy a nice cold brew, like me.

[@tiger.wolf.2033]

The best non-alcoholic beer is Radler from Krombacher. ❤🍺

[@edwardgarcia614]

Thanks for the comment. Is it 00 alcohol or a 3.2 or 5.0 ? I drink 00 only. Where in Florida would I find it ?@@tiger.wolf.2033

[@riverriver5345]

Perfect timing today, thanks for your weekly upload!

[@basecampchris]

AWESOME _ C🍌

[@jasonstein5559]

That was a cool ass story tonight Chris!! Loved it.He must have courage like that from being in a war zone!! I would have cried for my mommy! Lol That would scare the heck outta me. Ok Thanks Chris....Excellent content!! Your friend from Fort Wayne In. Jason Stein

[@johnschoen703]

Wish it woulda happened when I was younger but that would be something I'd like to experience just once. Not all night long alone, but it's very intriguing. What do u think?

[@arielleromano1962]

Thank you Mike and Chris for another great story! Your whoops sound really good Chris, I kept expecting a response to come from the trees behind you!

[@AgentFascinateur]

These stories are such treats 👌🏼, thank you so much. The scenery, the way you bring them to life 👏🏼👏🏼

[@1smartwizard]

Hello base head Chris. Love your stories style. 🔥 ⛺

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoy it!c👍🌲

[@Liz-cmc313]

Hi Chris,always enjoy your storytelling. Alway happy to see a new video.

[@heatherwhatever7714]

Quite the mild winter. I would think hunting with a buddy is a good idea. Thanks. Haven’t had an odouls for a while but right up my alley

[@sharibunderson5527]

Thanks Chris!! 😮😮❤❤

[@basecampchris]

Welcome Shari! C🌲

[@JPageRocks]

I grew up in Maryland, but in a more suburban part. Garrett county Maryland is in the upper North West is where that park is located and it’s extremely rural. I’ve also heard some stories about Dogman being spotted up in that area as well. I don’t know if anyone email as you those types of stories but they seem to be more prevalent on KZbin these days. Love my Sunday nights when I see the notice come up that you did an upload! Thanks for being part of my Sunday night ritual!

[@lindacorriveau8025]

Hi Chris...... This is one of the best stories I've heard so far.

[@marago4282]

Chris is the best story teller about big foots on YT😊😊

[@shb6867]

Chris thanks again for another great story. Michael really had an interesting story. Chris take care.

[@brandonstillwell9405]

I always laugh when you start creeping yourself out 🤣🤣 love the channel

[@jamesemick1452]

Had the same as Matt in the beginning about rocks in the river years ago on the American river early morning before sunrise all stopped after sun up but as frightened as we were we saw large carp jumping and splashing happened in late spring early summer.

[@staffybullterrier7678]

Love the story.. keep safe Chris. Really love how u put up the signs of where it actually is and info etc about the rough location.. which park etc.... cheers.

[@basecampchris]

Welcome...C

[@lindamckenzie4543]

Expertly told, Chris. I almost felt like I was there! How amazing that Michael was treated to the entire repertoire of Sasquatch sounds and signs! To keep on going to that area to hunt alone, after that experience, tells me this is one brave guy. Great to see you out in nature there. Big 😄 from New Zealand. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@jburnett8152]

Those early years before the internet are so fascinating. Today so many more people are aware and have some idea what's happening. Either way is still very scary. Thanks again Chris. 👣

[@annebonny8865]

I'm so glad I found your channel. It's really interesting to hear your stories because I love camping, and it's making me a believer....

[@basecampchris]

Appreciate that! KH! C

[@Bluegrassterrapin]

Thats a pretty wild and creepy hunting trip. Becoming the stalked and hunted. Great job telling his story Chris.

[@didibolter9362]

GREAT job telling of Michaels experience there Chris! ! That would have scared me to no end, I would still be running!! 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👣🌲Keep Hiking🌲👣 Your friend, Didi 👋

[@basecampchris]

You and me both!⛺️

[@didibolter9362]

@@basecampchris LOL 👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣

[@Sanford63]

One of my favorite things about Sundays is watching your new video, and this one is a really good, credible story. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Colorado8300]

Awesome job! Thanks Michael for the story…you’re the first one I’ve heard that shot at the creatures. Glad you made it out ok. Chris, glad YOU made it out ok. Many thanks again for your awesome story telling and I had a beer with you.

[@ToddHill-tu3tc]

Thx Chris! I wait for ur videos to come out every Sunday!

[@hardasnails11b]

Still hunters also find game by looking for tracks and any sign left by his\her desired prey. Takes a real focus and skills and is challenging. Thank you Chris for a job well done.

[@davestuart8864]

That was a good one Chris!!! Like the O’douls amber it’s good, thanks 🙏 ❤🎉😊😮

[@Zcccvsb]

You are such a great storyteller, I look forward to this each week. Such a lost art. Love the scenery, which is so different from West Texas. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making these videos.

[@cnau3031]

Wow, that was a good story and more clues for hunters out there. Interesting about rock throwing,it could have hit you in the head but it didn’t, just your reaction?! I think he smelled your fire from far away and it just followed the smell. They can give off odors so you don’t get closer or growls, as I have heard other stories. I think the whistling is to let the other Sasquatch your leaving. Their must have been a family of them in that forest. Thank you, Mike for coming forward.

[@victoriasamuel2625]

Hi Chris, I always enjoy your stories, & you tell the stories so very well, that it brings them life as though I was actually the one having/had the experience myself. Thank for your bringing these stories to life! By The Way Chris, is that the hat your mom gave you here awhile back? She has good taste! 😊

[@dyates6380]

YES!!!!!!!! My evening is finally good. Thanks Chris!!!!!!!!! I absolutely love this channel.

[@basecampchris]

awesome - Thank you C🐻🍺🌲👀

[@patriciagonzales4954]

Thanks for another great story Chris. Cheers

[@basecampchris]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@danchristner5245]

hello Chris! hello everybody! thank you once again for all you do! I was wondering if you were nominated for the outdoor media award??

[@basecampchris]

Very welcome...I have not heard anything but will look into it as far as requirements and shoot for it for next year....🐻

[@debbietriplett6337]

Another great story Chris. Thanks for sharing. I am glad you didn't have to leave in the dark to go back to your vehicle this time. I am always on edge wondering if something will pop out and get you. Keep Hiking!!

[@sherrilong4348]

Ah, you had me fooled BCC, I thought I was hearing a real Bigfoot as I had my back turned!😂😊😂LOL….as always great story…I enjoy the Bigfoot and paranormal stories!

[@Langevinhomestead]

Hey Chris we love listening to your stories. From northern maine

[@gourddrawing]

Wow. That was a good one! Thanks, Chris. 👍

[@Darkcydesreign]

Great job chris see you down the trail one day 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@ironman4122]

Keep hiking!🖤💛👣🤟✌️

[@nathanwilder422]

Out and about this week! Cool man. Happy Sunday Chris

[@ronaldstites3926]

You are a great storyteller Chris.. couldn't imagine sitting around a campfire with you in Bigfoot territory listening to you tell stories.. I wouldn't get a wink of sleep.. lol

[@basecampchris]

Thanks !! Great comment! C

[@Lauren36984]

Oh my God, I am about 8miles from this story. This scared me bc I have been wondering about Bigfoot here in my area. I worked for many yrs. 2miles fro. This state park. My son and I went for a drive to this place I was very uneasy the entire time we were there . The dam was so large and I kept telling my son that I wanted out of that place. Then Sunday I decided to watch your show at halftime. Boy.ws I shocked to see Savage River, Md!!! The story blew my mind..Thanks Michael for sharing and Chris for your great story telling ability. I have a brother who hunts alot. I ask him about any weird happenings while on the woods. He laughed. He said never and did I believe in Bigfoot? Well, I do and he should hear this episode from Micheal.😮

[@hayleyjones6302]

That was a good one Chris, I just love this channel.