Forced To Hunker Down in the Tent - Big Storms - Heavy Rain and Lots of Lightning Camping Adventure

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

:: Gear List for this Adventure :: After receiving countless messages from viewers about supporting the channel through Amazon, I have begun using Amazon Affiliate links in the Adventure Videos and if you choose to purchase one of these products via these links I will receive a small commission which will help fund future honest reviews and adventures. The channel remains as it always was, 100% Agenda Free with no sponsored videos, no paid reviews, and I don't care if you purchase these products or not; you won't find affiliate links in review videos only in adventures. I'm going to do my best to put gear lists into all of my videos since everyone is asking for them all the time. For this trip, here are the big items that I used. Gear List : Camera Equipment : - Sony A7S III : amzn.to/3eZM7zb - Sony 35mm 1.8 Lens : amzn.to/3BFs8iZ - SIRUI Carbon Fiber Travel 5C Tripod : amzn.to/3BEahZX - Batteries : amzn.to/3geFtG5 - Rode VideoMic Pro Plus Mic : amzn.to/3iZMqMO - GoPro 9 : amzn.to/3lURML6 - GoPro Batteries : amzn.to/3jPJba9 - GoPro Wind Cover : amzn.to/3AtoN58 - Manfrotto Small Tripod : amzn.to/3CypfkB Susie’s Pack - Gregory Kalmia 60 : amzn.to/3h7AneS Luke’s Pack : Sabra Gear Synergy 60 liter Ultralight Backpack : sabra-gear.com/products/synergy ZEROGRAM El Chalten Pro 2.5 Person : amzn.to/2YnP1rY MLD Ultralight Groundsheet : mountainlaureldesigns.com/product/ul-ground-cloth/ Thermarest Xtherm Sleeping Pad : Thermarest XTherm Sleeping Pad : amzn.to/3vcsEBr Decathlon Forclaz Air Short Trek 700 Sleeping Pad : www.decathlon.com/products/trekking-air-mattress-short-trek-700?adept-product=trekking-air-mattress-short-trek-700&variant=8110424653935 Katadyn BeFree 3.0L Water Filter : amzn.to/3kWx77j Granite Gear Zipsack 12L Food Bag : amzn.to/3yNYCVH Toaks Long handle Spoons : amzn.to/3vcItrL Matches : amzn.to/2QNgMH3 Tasmanian Tiger Modular Pouch Kit : amzn.to/3grXq4m Tasmanian Tiger Mesh Pouch Kit : amzn.to/35qSqXc Soto Windmaster Stove : amzn.to/3q0bDIQ Toaks 750ML Pot with Bail Handle : amzn.to/3ywOpOw MSR Small Cup : amzn.to/3f8U4T0 TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spoon with Polished Bowl : amzn.to/3vcItrL Boundless Voyage Titanium 600ml Cookset : amzn.to/3hHmHZd Kershaw Cryo II Folding Knife : amzn.to/2Sej6aD USB Qooltek 60LED 7W Light Strips : amzn.to/34awT4J USB Fan SmartDevil : amzn.to/3yYYpje Anker 20,000 mAh Battery Pack : amzn.to/3oNSKsg Luke’s Clothing : Old Navy Active T-shirt : oldnavy.com Propper Summerweight Tactical Shorts : amzn.to/34cp26p Oakley Men's Gradient Flak Jacket 03-881 Black Wrap Sunglasses : amzn.to/2WcOGYm Arcteryx Conveyor Belt : amzn.to/3i3CRfb Kershaw Cryo II Folding Knife : amzn.to/2Sej6aD Spyderco Delica 4 Knife : amzn.to/3iMNuCx Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp : amzn.to/2QEatFF Nite Ize Lantern : amzn.to/3fCFbHN

[@chrisk6474]

You traverse all kinds of conditions and you hardly ever use a trekking pole or walking stick. Can you share the pros and cons of using one when hiking?

[@Mart687]

​@@chrisk6474 I've asked the same question to Luke in an email. He likes and uses trekking poles. But when recording his video's and using a camera on a tripod when hiking, he has to set it up, record a bit, go back to get the cam, set it up again etc. With trekking poles it just becomes more complicated taking your pack off and on and repeat.

[@zanfasoabi7628]

Great video. Glad Suzie is fine. But that music at the end... never again, please.

[@pounceonyou1958]

Really enjoy your vid's, but cringe when seeing you have to endure that awful instant coffee, when you could just as easily have proper good ground coffee, pack freshly ground coffee in a ziplock bag, to make cowboy coffee, put water in pot then coffee grounds, bring to the boil, let simmer for approx 1 minute, take off the heat and pour a little cold water into pot to settle the grounds to the bottom, then pour into cups, enjoy, life is too short to put up with imitation coffee.

[@rumblechick73]

I found that tent pretty interesting, but it's no longer available on Amazon. They have a 1.5 person tent too, and that really caught my eye, until I saw it was $500 plus $30 for shipping! Interested in hearing your review of it!

[@bakedbaker6097]

Does anyone else watch these overnight videos as they fall asleep and knock out within 10-15 mins so you have to re-watch every episode like 7 times. Luke your videos are awesome, i absolutely love this channel. Thank you for always posting great content 🤙

[@seisies-mama]

Yes I do, it's what helps me fall asleep and really relax as well

[@robertwilson3914]

Glad you kids can do what I used to love. 71 yrs old here now ...I did it all. Cheers!!!

[@barbarawilliams5621]

Thank you two for these videos! We are in our 70’s and love your spunk! My hubby is waiting for heart surgery, then we will hit our favorite trail that is next to Lake Pend Oreille here in North Idaho! (Strength and honor: what a wonderful phrase)

[@SethNeal]

I always tell my boys when camping, "leave no trace! If Big Foot can do it, so can you!" lol

[@Cosmicsurfpro]

🤣👍 good one!

[@anthbenit2576]

The only thing I leave behind are grainy, still photos

[@Strychninex]

I feel an impending lawsuit coming on with the use of "hunkering down"! Let's hope Steve doesn't see this! 😂 Amazing footage and editing as always a Luke - glad to see Suzie back out and feeling better!

[@waggtech4883]

He’s not truly hunkered down without a Step - 2!

[@redavni1]

Incoming DMCA Hunker Down notice.

[@byroboy]

Luke and Steve are very different people. I'd love to see how a collab would work.

[@BrianRRenfro]

Steve comes hiding up on one of those horses, shirtless, wind blowing in his beard, reins in one hand, Step 2 in the other: "Doth thou make utterance of to hunker down, aye? Gunoo go now for the beautiful wife comes to pick me up in but an hour, aye. Craziest of neighbors await my arrival."

[@justsugarsweet]

Steve does not own the words 🤣

[@sandratangalin4741]

This is definitely fun and romantic. Beautiful scenery. You guys enjoy and be safe.

[@2807204]

There is nothing more beautiful to the ears than the sounds of rain on your tent when your in it, warm and dry.

[@alvashoemaker8536]

Beautiful lightening shots, etc…. 👍🏼👍🏼👣🩴

[@fantasy2002]

When I walk in the wood, I used walking stick to wave in front of me so I won't run into web anymore. By the way, great video.

[@Mtlk77]

I want Luke to swing a 18in stick, yelling “I’m Ron Weaslley!!”

[@juanluistennis1]

I do the same

[@sonnyboywannabe]

I keep a tall person in front of me

[@JelloFluoride]

Me too! I've taken many webs to the face until I made this a habit

[@garygoldstein327]

Best part is all that fresh water above coming down as rain to fill an expandable jug for washing, cooling off and drinking and cooking. And then I heard how you can position logs (if any) to guide down poaring rain away from your sheter and form a drainage canal with a trowel to guide water away from your shelter to prevent the ground from becoming drenched with flood waters?

[@userx9166]

Hey man, you probably won't even read this, but I just wanted to thank you for the amazing content you produce. I was experiencing depression for a long time, and watching your videos I gathered enough courage and knowledge as well as curiosity to start backpacking and hiking an what not, and now it is one of my favorite things to do and it's been helping me a lot in regards to my internal struggles. Anyways, thank you!

[@whicks3]

I completely understand!

[@OutdoorsWithCWest]

Hunkering down. Steve Wallis would approve

[@ianmurray4081]

As would his crazy neighbour!

[@spekky9012]

@@ianmurray4081 don't forget about his beautiful wife 😍

[@lynseydowns8993]

No one hunkers down like Steve though

[@OutdoorsWithCWest]

@@spekky9012 😅

[@lukelucas7953]

Yep, outdoor activities are always better with two. I've been camping solo, nothing compares with sharing with my lover. We do get out and enjoy what's around us!

[@pam0077]

Talk about weird people. What kind of weird person would down vote this video? Luke and Susie are such a lovely, down to earth couple. Great content, as always.

[@sahamal_savu]

I swear, there are people that just sit on KZbin and click on random videos just to down vote them. Or use bots for the same reason.

[@joanietravel9125]

They are likely disgruntled, vengeful youtubers who lost sales because they were selling the trash products that Luke & Susie were honest enough to let us know; that the products were terrible. Lol ... love it. The Odd Couple tells the truth also, and they get lots of haters as well, because they help us. Luke, Suzie & The Odd Couple are my favorite youtubers. :)

[@CharlesKobernat]

Bigfeet...

[@jb6368]

Not dislikes,,just fans in Australia hitin the like button

[@iloreedebolt4679]

I would love to be there! I love a thunderstorm. I don't like a lot of wind but I can sleep better in the rain

[@annettemalaski1967]

Glad to see Susie out and about! The lightning "fireworks" were suppurb!

[@jasontrewin123]

Indeed

[@gregormiller4037]

@@jasontrewin123 In Teal'ks best voice.

[@jamesg1425]

On the rivers I kayak there are lots of wild horses. They are usually in large groups of 8-20. They battle over the best submerged vegetation in the river, sometimes you will be paddling by and they break out into war. It can be sketchy when you are in the middle of them, I always try to pass them quickly. As far as big foot goes you are way more likely to see some weird lights in the forest, I've seen those plenty of times. Hope your upcoming super adventure goes absolutely superbly! Looking forward to seeing the footage. Have a good one!

[@stevenrobertson4470]

I was canoeing with my son at Clinton Lake, KS. We canoed in the summer instead of hiking to avoid ticks and chiggers. We approached Woodridge Wilderness Park and saw several boys and a woman playing in the brush near the lake. I asked them how they avoided getting eaten up by the ticks and chiggers. The woman, who was the boys' aunt, told me they put flowers of sulfur in a sock and dusted their socks, shoes, and pant legs with the flowers of sulfur and the ticks and chiggers would leave them alone. I tried it later and it seemed to work, but afterwards, no amount of washing seemed to be able to get rid of the sulfur smell. So I kept those pants, socks, and shoes in the garage and put them on when I went hiking.

[@samach]

Really nice spot and beautifully filmed.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

My experience is that the most relaxing and satisfying camps are done in congenial company. You and Suzy prove that point in this adventure.

[@petercarlsson6606]

You are wonderful. Thanks for a good video.

[@thekentuckian0054]

You should consider setting up an additional channel where you just let a camera record the storms all night and we can watch it to fall asleep to.

[@maximilianrpm2927]

relaxing, ASMR, sound of falling rain THUNDERSTRUCK!!!

[@umbraelegios4130]

1. It's wild Suzy sighting. 2. Old Country song " I don't like spiders and snakes and that ain't what it takes to love me". 3. B&E by Bigfoot, cool just got me a new rug. 4.Meme- I like my coffe like my Magic " Strong and Black".

[@kurtjensen7264]

Susie. So glad you’re feeling better. Absolutely love the two of you together. It makes it’s such a wonderful video ❤️

[@erasmoruvalcaba8078]

Grasias amigo buen video grasias

[@1954shadow]

“I shared my MRE with ‘Bigfoot’ and we used the same spoon.” Hahahahaha!

[@fionag8869]

Hahahhaha, me too!

[@dokka3785]

It's all fun and games until you mess with his beef jerky

[@1954shadow]

@@dokka3785 Bwahahahahaha

[@eaglestrekker677]

as i live in Florida, i eat fish with Skunkape

[@1954shadow]

@@eaglestrekker677 in Missouri here, we call “Bigfoot,” “MoMo.”

[@yimmeistaryimmeistar7239]

Excellent vid. Cheers 👍

[@floppytnarwal1641]

Lol I wasn't watching the screen and all I heard was Suzie saying, "we share more than this!" , "Yes we do", quickly followed by "why don't you tell them about it" and Suzie saying "it's ok" 🤣🤣🤣 sorry just made me giggle.

[@Gambeli02]

Lost Creek Wilderness. I was just up there 3 weeks ago. -- Goose Creek Trail is in good condition from the south trailhead to the junction with Wigwam Trail. Lots of beautiful views of rock formations all along the trail. Be aware if you come up Goose Creek from the south, the signage that says

[@stillnocouch]

“Big Foot saw me once, but nobody believes him.” 🤣

[@SiriusHikes]

Great video you two are so adorable

[@mando8000]

Yes another adventure!!!! 🤪

[@johnqpublic2718]

The production quality: camera, audio, editing, soundtrack- all fantastic! I’m ver glad Susan is feeling better, Lime Disease is no joke! Camping in a spot like that but in Oklahoma would be so windy- and would have bison instead of ponies! What a spot though!

[@capartguerra]

Hello my friends. Nice to see Susie again. Saludos desde Mexico

Thanks. The storm shots were incredible, and the overall video quality is insane now!

[@tradmanmike3360]

SUZY, OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU! WE PRAY FOR JESUS TO HEAL YOU IN HIS HOLY NAME! AMEN AMEN

[@TexasRoast]

"There's a common misconception that lightning only strikes the highest point on exposed balds, that's simply not true..." -Famous Last Words

[@masterjedipodcast9395]

Those two horses were probably trying to assert dominance.

[@randalparks9648]

Re: Bigfoot and sharing food. Back in the '60s, my Dad and I were hunting on the Southern flank of Mt. St. Helens (yeah, THAT one) in the vicinity of an area known as "Ape Canyon"(!). We were walking along and old logging road, and I noticed a footprint (about 18" long) on my side of the road, headed across the road. I pointed it out to Dad, and he took a look, the checked his side. There was a matching, but opposite foot print on his side, but about 8' from the one I saw first. SOMETHING had a LOOONG stride! Sharing food with significant others and/or offspring is something as old as humanity. Get a grip, naysayers!

[@Jamal_Tyrone]

Sharing food without first putting it on separate plates or bowls first crosses a hygiene line for me.

[@jeffpatterson3676]

I'd say shack, but he wears size 22 .

[@baronvonzollo5297]

Big Foot is like Santa Claus, the sightings that are out there are just Big Foot's helpers so that everybody can share in the Big Foot experience. : )

[@lancesundquist6359]

So good to see Suzie again! Really missed her!

[@zohanrock]

As a kid, my father used to take me on camping trips and I ended up in hospital twice almost dying the second time.

[@elliotdryden7560]

I’ve run into ponies like that before. Our guide referred to them as “Karenmares”. They usually run in pairs, behave erratically, and are easily triggered for a little or no apparent reason. Glad you guys got out without a scratch.

[@prarieborn6458]

It looked like the pony that ran up to the lone little one , was coming to herd her/him away from the “dangerous people”. Horses are totally herd animals. When there are only 2, they don’t let each other get out of sight.

[@chasewells9952]

By far my favorite outdoor KZbin channel!

[@jeremymoses7401]

Lightening will strike the fastest route to the ground via electical charge, not just anywhere. Imagine a string rising up out of the top of your head at all times, its length dictated by the charge you give off. THAT is why a clearing is bad juju; you imcrease your chance of being the tallest "string"

[@jillcooper6371]

Well Suzie we are all glad you are ok.

[@robmdq]

"lightning is going to strike where it's going to strike" very true... got one striking a meter beside me, woke up in the hospital after 4 days in comma, completely deaf for over a month. Oh well.... that's one life less in my count

[@Stacey0909]

😳🤯 I'm glad you are ok now! 💖🙏💕

[@robmdq]

@@Stacey0909 Thank you! I was young, worse part of the recovery was to be affraid of thunder for several years, over it now, and still going out into the nature :D

[@Jeff-vp9vz]

First video I've seen with Suzie. She is such a joy. Your are lucky that she'll join you on these trips. Wish my wife would.

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

LOVE these episodes. Your filmography is fantastic. Thanks for these. Could you please make a video on finding water in the forest, what are good sources, how to judge them etc.

[@jazzaman147]

Glad your feeling better Suzie and I am glad you and Luke are back on the trail God Bless you And Luke Stay Healthy And speaking of Bigfoot didnt know you seen my ex wife lol

[@roaringsilencedr24]

"I want to see solid proof." If there was solid proof, no one would question if bigfoot exists. lol.

[@NunYurbis]

Not really true, lots of people have the bad habit of ignoring evidence entirely, no matter how much there is, just look at the flat earth people and their rejection of most of what we know of the universe. Arrogant ignorance is sadly not an uncommon trait in people, and along with personal biases it can lead people to have a firm belief in complete fiction.

[@joannekeefe426]

Me and Bigfoot had coffee ☕ this morning. He likes it light with 2 sugars. Lol

[@dongressett5543]

I think being trapped in a tent with the beautiful Susie during a rain storm would be a very pleasant.

[@sabrinaarthur9125]

Great to see you guys together again, loved the video

[@christopherforsyth5284]

The best thing - Bigfoot holding a sign " the Earth is FLAT " while wearing a Tinfoil Hat !!! :)

[@glenschumannGlensWorkshop]

Thanks. Looking forward to your upcoming adventures.

[@gearlist]

Needed to replay that shot at 31:33 a couple of times. Captured so well, great work Luke ⚡⚡

[@onionhead5780]

That was wicked cool looking.

[@ferebeefamily]

Good seeing you all out and about. Thank you for the video.

[@145rpg]

As a old man new to hiking and camping, I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. Your gear reviews are so helpful. Thanks so much, and may you always be safe on your adventures.

[@anniejones1839]

You're Bigfoot is like Scotland's Loch Ness Monster ☺️

[@davidearthling5123]

A lot of “camping” in South Korea is at parks with multiple campsites. Each campsite has a large deck for tenting. That could explain the design of some of their outdoor products.

[@jillcooper6371]

That is glamping not camping.

[@crazyobservations3080]

I think you should have someone in a bigfoot suit sneak through the background once and awhile

[@chrismoore600]

I'm so glad you are doing well nice to see you guys out on the trail. Have fun and God bless.

[@crystalawrey2362]

I’m very happy Susie caught the tick issue early enough. I did not and have been stuck with Lyme disease. The symptoms come and go. As for the cryptos the universe is vast who knows what’s really out there! A good rule of thumb I was taught don’t swim in a thunderstorm and don’t pop a tent under a tree. In tornado alley pitch your tent in low areas. And pray it misses you.

[@theonlynikki27]

this really felt like watching my husband and I backpacking. Between trading leading because of spider webs and sharing meals. Love watching you two on your adventures!

[@topherjoe1]

Oh and re bigfoot, I highly doubt if you were lucky enough (is it really lucky to see one?) to see one you would grab your camera. You would be to busy trying to process what you are seeing lol. I heard one up in gifford pinchot forest at 3500 feet at a large lake up in the mountain peaks, only one campground on it, surrounded by steep forested slopes. It was early September, I shared the lakeside sites with one other camper, an old hunter. The call occured in the middle of the night, it was so loud and booming it got us both out of our tent into the moonlight. We both stood gazing across the lake at the steep hillside trying to understand what we were hearing. The lung capacity it must have taken to make that length and depth of a call. The next morning we shared a coffee and he told me he had never heard anything like it in all the years he had been hunting. He had heard stories of Sasquatch from his friends but this was a 1st for him. And no, we didn't think to record it with our phones lol.

[@madhacker7]

Dude, sharing a meal isn't the issue....how is that enough food for two? Thanks guys for yet another great vid. Sincerely, Big foot!😋

[@Darignobullseye]

Great Video. Loved the night lightning pics!

[@rogerperez9734]

New to your channel and I absolutely love it! I appreciate all the gear reviews and watching out for us! I share my food with my wife too bro. That’s what normal couples do! Lol

[@ncpinky8495]

You are getting very artistic with your videography. Love it! Awesome adventure!

[@CaseyForrest3]

So glad that Suzie is feeling better and able to join you again - it’s great to see her happy face again. Thank you so much for the videos. I’m in lockdown in Sydney, Australia so living through your camping/hiking videos is helping to sustain me until I can get back out there again.

[@jefffaulkner2875]

What traumatized me about bugs in general, the movie, "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom!"

[@susantompkins8810]

Yes! Susie is Back! So glad to see your bright face and smile! Just love seeing both of you together out in the wilds!

[@greekveteran2715]

Bigfoot is real, I've seen Saquile O'neil's shoes!!!

[@rickzaleski4117]

Great video guys and I’m glad to see Susie back on the hiking trail. Ahhh Luke, your so bad either…lol. Looking forward to the new van and the camping adventure! Stay healthy and be safe…

[@BirdDogOutdoors]

The intro was 🔥🔥🔥, great B-roll and the editing was on point! Great video! The haters don’t deserve your time. Don’t waste your energy on them.

[@jgibbles8028]

Love the time lapse and editing on this one guys. Great job!

[@FreakieSweet]

Omg! Florida spiders are the worst! But hearing about big ones here in NC…

[@kearnsey64]

When you talk about Bigfoot, just keep in mind that THOUSANDS of people have been traumatized by seeing one. Hunters have given up their passion, hikers have given up their passion. Please don't make fun of these folks. They're out there and a close encounter is devastating!

[@angel19642001]

Thats my plan is to buy a van

[@nancygreggpasiecznik4673]

You get a thumbs up already for showing Suzie and the horses even before you get into your review!

[@davidaustin4910]

Curious about food storage at this site in light of the scat and lack of trees to secure a dry bag?

[@unnamed_account663]

I'm bigfoot's lawyer, this is plain defamation off his character, this needs to stop.

[@STARTFLEETTACTICALOPS]

Someone shares their story about Bigfoot and or their beliefs and all you can do is sit there on a log with your wife and poke fun and laugh at they say to you. I too would like to see a clear image of a Yeti but come on man, there is enough negative crap going on in the world that we don't need to make fun of other peoples beliefs. I thought you were better then that, I guess I was wrong. I know I will get hate comments from this for speaking my mind, but that's life. I'm very pleased to see that your wife is back again and that she has made a full recovery. Much respect from Canada.

[@xfiles-thetruthisoutthere8038]

Actually if you were to look up about the facts of ‘lightning’, the bolt itself can’t hit earth. I know, what is he talking about? It has to make a connection with a ‘streamer’ to form a complete strike. The streamer can reach up from a blade of grass, a person, building etc. It connects with the bolt and now it’s a FULL formed lighting strike! Storm is positive, between the storm and earth is negative, the earth is positive. Whew, lesson of the day. 👽oh by the way, a lighting bolt is about 3” in diameter.

[@johnedwards6419]

Hey Luke and Susie, I can speak "Big Foot" and talk to them all the time, they really are smart and super nice. We all dance under the moonlight and sing songs...... Oh wait, those are my relatives from Kentucky, opps !!!!!

[@ky4jim406]

Really Luke! Luke i found a older video of you and Susan camping in the same spot same tent you were camping this time. Grayson Highlands same Blueridge mountains in the back round. This clip was off of the truth and a bit boring. We know how to make coffee and hike. Not a Adventure for me.

[@zeldaali]

My horse was the tallest of the bunch of us who rode trails in/around the Blue Ridge mountains in sw Virginia. I could have 3 or 4 people riding in front of me (including my son) and I’d be the one hitting all the webs.

[@Pierre50mm]

Hi Luke, I'm 71 and a longtime camping lover. I don't hike for camping anymore. I use my car... but always in what we call rustic camping sites, just one notch below wild camping. Minimum equipment with comfort, otherwise my sweetie won't follow me. I always bring my 12 ft canoe and sometime have to do short portages. It's a must to camp by a water body. After all those years of experience, here's my equipment: pop-up tent (4 persons) and a tarp for protection against the sun and the rain, even heavy rain. Happy camping.

[@sherrijensen3692]

Hi Luke and Susie as a horse owner I just want to say for informational purpose that most likely the two horses you encountered were probably a mare and gelding or stallion. If the mare was in heat which she most likely was she would do a lot of squealing if the male horse was sniffing on her. They like to play hard to get until they decide the time is right. A lot of mares are really vocal. Hope this explains a little as to what may have been going on. You just happen to be in the middle of their love fest! Great video as usual!

[@scottodonahoe9505]

Spiders and Snakes . Jim Stafford ! Google can get a clear pic of the mailbox at your house from 25 miles in space and big foot on the ground is always blurry !

[@Omni0404]

Do you know why every picture of Bigfoot is distorted and unclear? Cause the pictures in focus aren't Bigfoot 😁

[@n0xc0mment]

In California sometimes I forget we have tarantulas 😭😭 and whenever it rains they come out to play and I’m always caught by surprise HA

[@stillkicking8693]

My wife and I shared everything even shared meals at restaurants for the 45 years. She passed in Jan 2020 and I miss them days of sharing everything with her. So you enjoy that time and sharing with your wife because believe me you would miss it like I do.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

I'm so sorry, friend.

[@asaprocky8195]

So, why didn't you collect the rain water instead of hiking down to the stream? Maybe pack a small sheet of plastic sheathing to wrap around found fire wood to protect it from the elements so that you can use it if you want to. Nice adventure.

[@tonysmith5924]

Right at the end of my Legs there are two big foots, size thirteen and I can prove it, so there you go, proof!🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@michelletavoian483]

Iff you brought a small wood burning stove with you You could use it to keep warm and dry off. The small ones that You can fold up.

[@kylebarcomb6192]

This bf was 20 yards from my brother and we know hunting all kinds of animals here we had 10 in are family all boys one girl so we hunted alot to eat and knew the difference of a 5 foot blk bear ,from a 8 foot 700 lbs apeman with no neck and was a redish brown color not blk like alot of stories ,and i hope you get bent over by one then you will believe

[@Cassie4486]

Wolf spiders are small here in Florida, but they are fast. It's the banana spiders you need to watch out for....

[@electron4784]

Thanks reminds me of my younger days of back packing. It has been a long time. Thanks.! Oh that morning wake up pony thing. I think the ponies were just horsing around!

[@stevemorris3710]

Those wierdos that say they know more than anyone about Bigfoot, sound like you talking about lightning Luke!