Bigfoot Almost Took My Mother. Marathon_93

[@lovesafrica111]

Hi everyone, I'm Kerrie who sent those first stories to Cam. Someone mentioned I didn't say much about the murders within Jed Smith and she was right. The first two happened together, occurred right when we moved in & were committed by a psycho guy who did not get caught for almost (20) years. The 3rd murder was a young girl who got picked up along Hwy 101, by a serial killer who then dumped her body wrapped in a carpet within the park along Stout Grove Rd. Sadly, a bear found her long before the rangers did, but the serial killer was eventually caught. As for the BF, they belong to those woods & I think they probably watched me walk through the park every single day for (6) years, and may have even been the one who telepathically told me to "RUN" knowing there was danger nearby. I walked in the pitch black all the time bears, BF & all and never got hurt, and they could have picked me off at any time, yet never did. I truly think they are somehow watchers of the forest & maybe because I too am at home in nature, they never viewed me as a threat and also why I felt no fear years later (except when we were going to sneak up on its ground next & it roared at us) when I was exploring the BF nest in the Flat Tops. They KNOW what people are made of inside & who belongs to nature and who does not. I truly believe this.....I Hope that explains a few things. Best. Kerrie

[@katiebuehlerstaudemaier2795]

Thank you for sharing more Kerrie, I couldn't agree with you more. They KNOW. I have too felt protected in some way because of this Knowing. This telepathic understanding if you will. I Know that they Know. They Know ME...My Nature and Inner- higher self as nature. Making them, BF, my Bros and homeboys 😅🤠 😎 🤓

[@sandyca1106]

Hi Kerrie, I live in CC and had lived in Rock Creek for 5 years. I never ran into one when living up there. I heard some screams but think they were bob cats. I use to walk at night on South Fork Rd, and one night when headed home from a neighbors I heard a growl to my left. I thought to myself 'what a big dog' ... 'that's not a dog' and then thought it was a bear. I didn't want to give off the scent of fear, so I calmed myself, crossed to the far side of the road and walked quickly four streets away. I turned down my gravel road, knowing my shoes would make noise, I was scared. I arrived home to construction still in progress with a door made of pressboard, that replaced a blanket. I went in and didn't say anything until there was a bump on the side of the house. It was then that I knew I was followed, silently followed, and then had to tell my mom who also felt the bump. She said I wasn't allowed to walk at night anymore, but as you know, the night walks are so refreshing. Was it a bear or something else? I don't know, but I believe it to be a bear. I now live in town. Thank you for your story!

[@lovesafrica111]

@@sandyca1106 Oh God, that is terrifying...I hate to say it, but not thinking a bear would bump alongside the house, though truthfully you never know. We had bears every night in the campground at Jed & if the truth were to be known, the ranger next to us was supposed to be trapping them to put them down, but he & I both worked together trapping them, then he'd drive the bear 30 miles up into the mountains & release them. Scarily, it was men who truly poised the most threat for me there & in Humboldt County. Did you see any empty cars along the road at all? For example: one day, I went to go sit on the overlook of Pt.St.George lighthouse, which was empty when I got there. Yet, when I went to stand up to leave (4) men surrounded me. Swear to God. Fortunately, I had drank a beer while overlooking the ocean so I had the bottle in my pocket. I put my hand in & pretended it was a gun and I did not show one ounce of fear. I then addressed all four of them in a very "I dare you way." THANK GOD, they called my bluff & backed away, but they stayed within 50' ft of me all the way back to the parking lot. Once in my car with the doors locked, I began to cry knowing what just almost happened to me. I don't fear the Sasquatch'es at all. It's man that is the biggest threat to a woman there is. Fortunately, I went through the police academy & am now very proficient with a real gun & will never go without it. Thank you for sharing your story & please blow the beautiful coast a kiss for me. Best always. Kerrie

[@lovesafrica111]

@@katiebuehlerstaudemaier2795 I truly know what you mean Katie. I truly think they are Ancient Ancestors that come & go through portals & know who poised a threat and who doesn't. They also know whose spirit belongs to the wilderness and whose doesn't. Meaning those who only go into the wilderness to kill animals & destroy the forests. To me, hunting is when you truly need the food & have respect for the animals. Killing are all the idiots who want heads on their walls & destroy the strongest gene pools shooting from 1/2 mile away and go home to an already full freezer..Take very good care. Kerrie

[@lovesafrica111]

@@louiseowen8495 Thank you so much Louise. Can't help but wonder if the Sasquatches are coming through portals in large numbers due to the number of people ruining the wild areas with homes and destruction of the natural world?

[@littleredwitch]

Cam, take good quality high absorption Magnesium for cramps and eat 1to 2 Brazil nuts per day to take care of your Selenium levels. Great video/narration as usual. Take care. From Australia 🇦🇺

[@davidpringle8089]

My mom saw one in 1935 when she was 15 and home by herself in rural Tennessee.It came upon the front porch and she hid in a closet till her parents returned home.

[@samaraosborne1585]

-> All these scary encounters!! I'm sure Most eyewitneses can innately pick up whether there's a feeling of Benevolence Or Malevolence from the Individual Sasquatch (Bigfoot, Woodboogers, etc.).. Be Blessed & Well, everyone on here!! 🙏🕊️✨

[@LadyLakeland]

Oh wow so you're almost 80 years old or so? Wish my grandmother could use youtube AND leave comments! 🤗

[@StrangeStories12]

Omg scary

[@carolinestartt1530]

Thanks Cam for all the time and energy you put into the shows. Love u and the show!♥️🇺🇸

[@carolthomas770]

Thank you for entertaining us! Glad to be one of your people. So endearing😊

[@sistadebra1425]

Hi! Great stories! Especially the 2nd one. This WV gal grew up there and remember walking the strip mines. One of those things I’ll never forget. Your guest and I are pretty close in age. Growing up in WV was very delightful, even though my family was on the poor side too. We made great memories! 💞

[@drew65sep]

My family is from Wyoming Couny (dad from Baileysville and mom from Pineville) so, I know Southern West Virginia well. The mountains aren't very tall, but they're very rugged to traverse with deep hollows and hillsides almost straight up and down. I know all too well what the deep mines, strip mines, and mountaintop removal has done to our beautiful state. Having come from a family of coal miners, I've got to tread lightly with what I say. We never knew that we were "poor" either because growing up here, we were rich with life's experiences. I wouldn't trade one day of it for anything.

[@Dolphins4me112]

Thanks Cam , binged watched your old shows while recovering from surgery .❤️🥰

[@ednaking956]

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

[@figgiefigueroa7372]

Me too I am recuperating from surgery.

[@MeandHim84]

Hey Dixie Cam, I love tuning in and hearing about whatever is going on around you, the dogs are snoring, the chickens are having a hen party, or you are being attacked by leg cramps! You are who you are whatever is going on around you. Authentic through and through. So are the stories sent into you and your delivery of them. Thank you for all you do. Lisa

[@bigfoothunter9968]

These stories wouldn't be complete without the clucking- dogs- and Cams voice

[@MeandHim84]

@@bigfoothunter9968 You are absolutely right! Spot on!

[@onelove6189]

Love the guitar solos

[@bethjudy9996]

My grandfather came to the U.S. from Holland as a young man. He passed at 96; living the last few years with me so I had his trunk and went to the outbuilding one night to snap a few pictures to send to my brother, to see if he wanted it. I lifted the lid to show the inside and through my phone camera, I saw about 50 lumenescent wriggly things about 1" long....swimming out in the air. I couldn't see them w/o the phone. I wish I had snapped a picture - but too busy in a bee line to the house! And thanks Cam. I so enjoy your demeanor.

[@vickiporter315]

G'day Cam, from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺 🐨 🇦🇺. I definitely appreciate not only the stories sent to you, but the way you deliver them to my ears. Your voice is quite soothing even though the encounters would be scary. Thankyou. (By the way, any people I talk to about the Big Fellow do not believe 😂.. I'm on my own in my listening pleasure..)

[@njgman]

Awesome, Cam! Great way to end a Sunday night!!!! ~ Guido

[@molliederrickstewart4777]

Love any & all cryptid stories that originate in my home state of WV 💙💛

[@AnthonyWLeone]

What a wonderful way to end the weekend: A new video from Cam and Dixie Cryptid! Thanks man.

[@tonibauer2949]

AnthonyWLeone so very true!

[@StrangeStories12]

Exactly

[@lindsayschilling8707]

Hi, Cam! Thanks for the awesome stories. I've been working all day doing yardwork. I'm now showered and relaxing listening to your fab narrations. A great way to wind up the weekend❣

[@maryannprevou6403]

I wait for your stories! You are one of my favorite Bigfoot channels! We are your people!

[@alicefink1092]

Cam. You are my people! ... i love listening to you tell these stories, you tell them in a way that keeps a person listening to the end, never boring at all. Thank you for what you do my friend, my peoples.. God bless.

[@mariannepruitt7952]

I just love your program ! You talk like we do 😅. Keep em coming! From north ga mts

[@adoxartist1258]

LOL! That mention of role playing the latest episode of a tv show instantly brought back to me the summer I was 10 and was staying with my favorite cousins. We were at a playground near my uncle's marina and we 3 girls were spoofing a sketch we'd seen the night before with the Mandrell Sisters. We thought we were absolutely hilarious! At one point I nearly fell off the top of the slide from laughing so hard. 🤣 Man, I miss those days!

[@MegaSkyline69]

Sunday evening with Cam telling stories, and all my fave KZbinr's releasing vids?! Wow, what a great way to finish up the weekend.

[@jeromemckinseysr4656]

CAM.. THE CRAMP LOL... THAT HAPPENS TO U LOL... Didn't mean to chuckle at your bit of calamity but it caught me off guard and tapped my funny bone.

[@williamholden869]

Cam, I just wanted to compliment you on your choice of music on the intros!! You have GREAT musical taste brother!!! Keep these GREAT stories coming, I enjoy all of them!!!!

[@madamestrawberry6927]

Leg cramps are no laughing matter but I giggled that you left that bit of real life in the video. Thanks, I needed that.

[@cryptidoutlaw8707]

Love hearing encounters from my state. Many sasquatch encounters in the mountain state. Great video thanks cam

[@jeanneporche4482]

I’ve had my own experience with “ Bigfoot “ when I was a child but mine was with a group of them. I will try to write my story out and email it to you. They are real and they most definitely were not animals. Love hearing the the confessions of others. Keep up the good work letting people know more about them.

[@elizabethpudloski2364]

Great video! Your story telling style makes me feel like I'm sitting around the fire with you and my fellow subs. And your just telling us these stories. Fantastic!

[@bellechilders3066]

I love to unwind with Dixie Cryptid. Drink some pickle juice 2 oz every day to keep the cramps away.

[@7sitrep]

Great show Cam....thanks brother...

[@mags3521]

Great stories again Cam! Thanks so much for all you do to bring them to us! God Bless you & your family!

[@cajnjules480]

Oh my! Driving home from dropping the grands off. Listening to Dixie Cryptid while driving country roads in the sunshine. Thank you Cam! God Bless!

[@bradhaywood385]

Alright, here we go..... Great stories as always. If I came across footprints that were ten inches wide and nineteen inches long I think I would lose my mind lol. Eyewitness encounters are great, I love hearing them. I hope all Cam's people (all you guys) are doing well and staying safe.

[@kristiethompson3144]

Another great story thank you

[@dioad1739]

I’m here in Georgia I know what you’re saying about the weeds in the garden I worked on my today, Cam some people just tell stories and then some know how to bring stories to life and you are one these who knows how to make you feel that your right there in the action, thank you for what you do.

[@jackiejones2689]

#dload,. YESSSSSSSSS!!! I TO LIVE IN GEORGIA!!! I don't garden though. When I was a youngster, my Grandparents ALWAYS HAD A HUGH GARDEN!!! My Grandma would work her BUTT OFF deweeding it cause it would ABSOLUTELY DRIVE HER CRAZY SEEING WEEDS IN THE GARDEN!!! IT always made me laugh cause like her eyes would twitch just seeing them!!! LOL 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 🤣😂🤣😂

[@kristaberck6821]

Hey cam, love the stories. Regarding your garden and those pesky weeds....you can lay out poly pipe when u plant and cut holes for the sprouts. It's more work on the front end, but no weeding later.

[@lilymartens5436]

I love Bigfoot stories too! Thank you for what you do!

[@itswickedsweet4409]

Love from Minnesota!

[@cherisapp5266]

Doing great Cam-now that the humidity has lifted. The weather here in NC has been wonderful. Eat them nanners (bananas) will help with the pesky leg cramps. It is the potassium. Enjoyed as always. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@veramariecano289]

I was going to say bananas or pickle juice. Small “swig”.

[@PRTTYBTTRFLY1]

Awesome Story thanks

[@marymathis9299]

Yeah!!! You’re back! Soooo glad! 🥰❤️💥👀✍🏻📽👀💥🐕🐕🐕🐓🐓🐓🐓🇺🇸

[@michaellavigne6418]

LOVED the bigfoot stories. 👍👍👍 M / M / M Mt. Man Mike

[@genoabeyta9218]

Cam! You made me laugh with your cramp🤣 I get from time to time and I know how it feels. Just out of no where. Got a good chuckle. 😂

[@jimmyhardin6366]

What impressed me the most with the last lady's story is after all of her accomplishments she still realized how lucky she was to have that kind of up bringing

[@bjwasmer7880]

Hey Cam. TY for these great stories. They r just wonderful. Enjoyable and interesting. God bless you and yours always.🤗❤️

[@pamward1623]

I saw orb,s in my pics by a. Campfire that is beside a very old cemetery. My house also was 120 years old..these orbs had faces in them.

[@mainemermaid6596]

Wow! Cool! I grew up in an old, New England, haunted house, and have seen many orbs. The ones with faces were trying to materialize as ghosts. Some don't have enough energy to do it, so they remain orbs. Were you scared? Not all supernatural experiences are scary. Most of the ones that my siblings and I encountered, would ask us for help (by praying for them) so they could cross over. They were from the time period (1600s-1800s) where religion was all about hell fire and brimstone, and were afraid to cross over. Others were looking for someone, or felt stuck, and needed to be told their loved ones were waiting in heaven for them, to not be afraid, and cross into the light. Please pray for those souls that you saw, ok? They're still Earth bound for a reason. I haven't seen any ghosts for many years. I'm not eager to either, but I'm glad that I grew up knowing more about the paranormal than most people learn in a lifetime. When you grow up with them, as we did, it's normal for you. You do, however, instinctively know not discuss it with people outside your home. Our parents dismissed us, but the 5 of us had each other to lean on.

[@tanyanike]

“ How would you get a sample of that? A spoon?” 😂😂😂

[@meredithahern-tamilio4667]

A front end loader ,can you imagine the smell oh lord in glad I didn't just eat !!! Peeee uuuu💩

[@bubbaray8670]

Maybe leave some Immodium in the woods? 😂🤣

[@lovesafrica111]

I was about to run home & get a jar & scoop some up but when it hit me that the only place the BF could be was in the tree right above us, we decided it was time to run and we did😉😄😄😄100%truth.

[@zarzarix]

Enjoying this stories relaxing with coffee and pie🙏keep safe ya all.

[@ovelizondo7231]

Thank you Dixie and thank you to your authors! Great stories bud!

[@bettywasmer2496]

Hey Cam. So enjoyed those stories. I too believe she saw it to protect her children like that. We raised our 3 children on a farm and I always was on guard for my babies. It's all about being MoMA. Daddies are too. TY Again Cam. I too love all the stories and people who tell them. What fun we have.🙏👍😀

[@cheryl739]

Born 69 yrs ago here in Colorado. My Grandparents and Great grandparents homesteaded in NW Colorado. My parents were dedicated campers and fishers, always bringing us five kids along. We were taught and seen alot of the wilderness. Strange things happened every now and then. Rocky Mountains active for sure. Have visited Northern California, Cresent City near Oregon border and all of PNW. I believe her implicitly! I wouldn't even consider a sample of diarrhea, though. 😝 I think the Coal Miners wife was being escorted out. If the BF wanted her, she wouldn't have been able to outrun it. Paralleled as often is the case. Cam, love listening and I definitely am one of your 'peoples'. Thanks for sharing 💕

[@lovesafrica111]

Hi there Cheryl. This is Kerrie, whose stories Cam read at the beginning of this video. And yes, they are 100% true...every single bit...even the diarrhea at the base of the redwood tree. And we too, lived in Steamboat & Craig, CO from 1998-2012. It's truly amazing the things in the wilderness in both places...Way cool & I have all the respect for them especially after hearing the respect the Native Americans have for them..and truthfully, I have hiked hundreds of miles alone, and as a ranger yet the BF did not get me....I was more worried about single men than a BF..Sad statement but true...Oh well...Thanks for believing the stories & hope you enjoyed them. Sincerely, Kerrie

[@cheryl739]

I certainly do believe you and thank you for the reply. Near Craig is where the land is, although it is still in the family, we don't live on the land, now. Steamboat is much prettier, but the other way is good cattle land. We still frequently camp at the lake. I bet you have more very interesting things that have happened while out walking. Yes, I agree..... Humans can be more dangerous and downright scary, for sure. Thank you so much for sending your story to Cam. I loved listening to them. Blessings 👍

[@debrawilleman6638]

Two fabulous stories tonight.

[@joekasperek1086]

Excellent Cam, excellent!! Thx man, love these stories!!!

[@joycegilliam5715]

Wow thanks sooo much for sharing this with us!! Thanks Cam!! From one of your peoples!! LOL!!

[@barbarat5729]

I felt that cramp, Cam.

[@stephloudly5430]

Oh gosh! Me too!!! 😫

[@jenky1044]

More great stories. Thank you to the people who submitted those. Thank you Cam for sharing these with us. We appreciate you.

[@beebester4106]

Excellent stories. The Appalachian story really took me back to that time and place.

[@megmills1697]

So so glad to be here

[@JulieS828]

Stop talking about poo!! I was eating! Lol Great encounter stories!! Luv luv me some Dixie Cryptid!!! Thank you!!!

[@lylelacey4367]

Thanks for narrating the stories I appreciate you

[@lisamiles9159]

Love your voice you make me smile Everyone in the cryptic story telling world has a fantastic voice , vic cundiff , jeffnadoly , big foot case files,, pac West bigfoot , big foot Chronicals , mountain beast mysteries , is love this channel you make such a good Show xxx

[@girlsunday1013]

Great Stories as always! BTW, I will play mama bear, you need to have a banana or potatoe for your leg cramps. Then a nice big glass or two if water. There....mother hen put away now. I appreciate all you do. Thank you to the contributors. These were very good stories. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@samaraosborne1585]

-> I knew about bananas, heck, even the pickle juice, etc. 🥒 But, even potatoes for leg cramps?!? 🥔 That's a new one on me.. Blessings!! 🙏🕊️✨

[@cheriecornwell9786]

Hello Cam. Hope ur having a great day. Doing laundry and enjoy your channel as always.. many blessings 🙏

[@joeysweet9045]

Nice encounter stories Cam I love listening to you voice it is soothing and calming for me I guess it's a southern thang, I love southern voices I just can't handle listening to yankee voices that well for some reason it's like a different dialect to me! Lol KEEP'EM COMING

[@pameladecicco6509]

Me too...and I am a yank, but living in Ireland for 20 years. I cannot stand the Baawwwstan accent. Thank goodness I sound different, though the irish love my accent. I love the southern accent. I sound a bit more like mid town Manhattan, but with irish phraseology!🍀

[@samaraosborne1585]

-> I'm from So. Calif., & I like them both.. I like a great deal of accents, really!! It's All Good!! LORD God Almighty likes Variety; one just has to look at Nature, His Creation!!!! 🗺️🙏🕊️✨👼😇👼..

[@ghostmacgee1654]

Cam: Ghost here, from Northern California. Yes. Both Eureka and Yreka are considered part of the Pacific Northwest. Once you go North from Santa Rosa you will eventually hit Redwoods. These continue pretty much all the way to Alaska with few interruptions. Thanks for your stories, sir!

[@carolwalton5286]

Love your videos, they are my favorite.

[@eyes2c..519]

Love hearing stories from native southern mountaineers 💛💙 amazing how there’s so many unheard of thnx for sharing yours signed coal miner truck drivers daughter 💛💙 farmers grand daughter mtneer forever

[@DianneWestbrook]

Ahhh Cam... When I see a new story of yours pop up I get excited... I wait for the hubby to go to bed so it's completely quiet, I get a cold beer or whiskey, sit back in my rocking chair (inside the house), make some popcorn... And get into a story from My People! You rock Cam! Seriously... You and your stories make these super strange times bearable, and you are like comfort food for my soul.

[@marievaleur7877]

These are great stories! Thanks for sharing them and for telling them so well!!

[@lizetteroussel8831]

Hiya Cam!! Bless you for blessin us!!! Soul hugs n much love! God is love! #LOVEWINSINFINITY!!

[@harpazosnatched2247]

They like Aspen trees for some reason. Great job Cam. Be careful looking for a Squach. They hear everything and if you’re down wind of them they know your there. I’ve seen 8 of them never seen an orb. Old Bears Den did my story Bigfoot in the U P of Michigan 9 months ago. Great encounter I believe her totally.

[@harpazosnatched2247]

Look at the major of That city of Arizona he admitted that he saw those lights that took some guts to do that although he mocked it at first.

[@mainemermaid6596]

Can you please send the story here too, so he can read it to us? Thanks.

[@cynthiacole9328]

Oh man, these were really great Cam !!! Great writers & you telling their stories ... Love it when you post a new video, makes my day !!! Thank you ... 💌☺️

[@JEL66]

😁😉👍you already know. Thank you Cam💜🙏 Blessings!

[@Pdfflyer1]

This is a believable story because only Bigfoot would be crazy enough to take a Mother-In-Law :) LOL. I have never seen a Bigfoot, but i enjoy hearing your Weekly reports of these creatures.

[@billieboardman5306]

Hello from the State of Washington , Thank you Cam for sharing more great stories .😊

[@shanehall7585]

Thanks Cam! Your channel always brightens my day, your stories and on line personality are second to none. Always the Best to you !!!

[@tatijanacaldrmoska9418]

Absolutely love listening to the story's about seen Bigfoot

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

Diana Baldwin, spent 20 years in the coal mines and worked her way up to becoming the first female coal mine inspector in the US. She died on June 1st, 2020 in So. Carolina from Lupus, and her mother died 3 minutes later in a different hospital.

[@scottweaver875]

Cam you are the best story tellerout there. Your PEOPLE are so lucky to have you . Keep it up Brother we need more Dixie in our day's. The leg cramps, try chewing two Tums tablets or Rolaids antacid. Something in antacid helps knock it down right away. Stay safe Brother

[@annalisajones-hurtado9141]

Holy moly that was one Big cramp!! lol caught me off guard! Hope you’re better now!❤️

[@sunfloweryandell2743]

Love these stories and your voice.

[@ZachSquatch7]

One sasquatch to another. "I bet I can get that woman to run through my crap." "Bet?" "You're on"

[@deborahw6860]

Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂

[@trustystream2846]

Great stories but right before I listened to this I got a cramp in my foot and leg sad to say I complained I lot longer than u did but when u said u had one I laughed it made my day thank u

[@DixieCryptid]

LOL....

[@rc6184]

Love these stories. Keep up the good work Cam.

[@stardust949]

We're having another absolutely gorgeous June evening here in SW Ohio---thank you Cam, it was wonderful to listen to both of these stories...sure is an amazing world we live in.

[@seandepoppe6716]

HAHAHAHA! Electrolytes my friend! Gatorade or pedolight will help with cramps. With plenty of water too!. Happen to me the other night after a long hike. Click like, then ease into the comfort of my easy chair. Great stories! Good history with that last one. Found her on a Google search... what a Wonderful woman!

[@mainemermaid6596]

Try taking potassium pills, eating a banana, or taking a swig of pickle juice.

[@ernestbahe4845]

It's hard to believe. But seeing is believing. The emotions of an encounter is so embedded in your heart and soul. Be safe brother 🙏

[@werewolf5674]

Great to be here with you.

[@veronicalake2751]

💖 LOVE 💖 RAIN 😊!

[@Blondie4ever75]

Thanks cam .. you have a great weekend also.

[@christinehildenbrand1645]

Greetings Dixie Arizona needs major summer storm s as we have 2 major wildfires going not good glad you're bigfoot stories bring me positive thoughts and enlighten my day thank you for your phenomenal stories Cam peace kindness smiles and bear hugs for you and your family

[@MrCliff629]

We enjoy your hard work you put in making the video's! Thanks!

[@cecilgore495]

Cam I really enjoy listening to your podcast the stories that are submitted to you are extremely interesting, but what I enjoy most is hearing you speak to me it’s like being with a good friend. Some day I would like to meet you I live in the south eastern portion of Ohio.

[@skyking4501]

Great first story!!! Cam you are the champion of narrators...

[@jamesspiker6024]

Boy don’t those hurt and cramps in your foot will bring tears to your eyes 😢

[@terriquick7977]

Love you Cam.

[@dhankins51]

so great!

[@bobcumbers4316]

Down right cold up here in the north midwest, got a campfire goin, gonna listen to ur stories, smoke a stoggie and enjoy, ur the best!!

[@RatdogDRB]

Awright, Cam... listen up. For leg cramps, keep Tonic Water on hand. The Quinine in it (in liquid form) provides almost instant relief (less than a minute). I always have it in the fridge at home, or in camp... or in a motel room while on a bike trip. Good tales, thanks for them.

[@richardhutchings921]

I'm glad I'm not the only Goofy one out there. Love your channel.

[@sandybeebe9149]

Thanks for sharing Cam. I enjoyed it .

[@Brittanysjoy]

I just love your channel and all the stories. More than that you have GREAT taste in music and I've discovered many new artists through your channel. Thanks so much. Fabulous.