Haunted Pennsylvania (Ep 6) Wild Man of North Berks

[@karenpacker8862]

Another beautiful hike. Always glad you dont run into anything dangerous!!!!

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Very nice view of fhis beautiful spring and this early bigfoot sighting. I have the same book and read this story in the last 6-8years. Thanks for refreshing my memory. Often the Natives used such springs. Ever look for artifacts in the spring area? Friends of mine who live in the Georgetown area of Lanc. Co. have a spring on their property. They have found flakes and a few arrow heads near the spring. A great place to refresh and knap out points. And is the water at Sand Spring drinkable today? Thank You Wonderer!DaveyJO

[@cruduskellies]

Hey Man, just sayin but I enjoy your vids and always look forward to the next one. Keep up the good work

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Thanks

[@a.s.2245]

In the 1960s in chester county, myself and 3 others saw bigfoot. He or it was watching us sledding in winter. It was standing at the woods edge...just watching. It was nearing sundown and once we saw it, we never returned. It was very tall, covered in hair, ape like and definately NOT a bear. I was 11 years old at the time, im 64 now, and i will never forget seeing sasquatch....never!

[@TheCHEESER117]

What part of Chester county? I’m in Chester county

[@paulmerritt7540]

LOL.....I think I saw the Wildman......he got out of a red truck! LOL.....

[@spotted12]

Thank you for posting these videos. Our family is from western Pennsylvania. The cold, dreary unending days in the state is why we moved south! But still keep a home there for the short summers !

[@rosemarykasper4001]

Another cool story! The area was creepy with the big downed trees and the bubbling springs. Loved it!

[@sawillie1680]

Love your videos, very interesting, love your stories. Please keep them coming!

[@JudithLou]

What is it about PA that makes it so haunted? Between Gettysburg, including the college, the Berks Co area, even my aunt's house in Norry. I grew up in Harrisburg, PA. and there were some areas around where I lived that were just down right creepy.

[@rtoguidver3651]

In 1973 a man in a Fiat hit what he thought was maybe a bear in Rocks State park, north of Bel Air, Md., The biology teacher at Bel Air High took hair samples and sent them to 3 Universities and they came back unknown species.. He also took a plaster cast of one print which he still has and it looks like a Big Foot - thus the Bigfoot name.. Then in 1984 Bob flew to Yellowstone where an Indian hit a Sasquatch w/ his truck and the hair from the truck matched Bob's samples from Maryland.. There were several sightings along the Susquehanna river for a while and then sudden silence. . I left Bob's last name out of this to protect his privacy, but w/ a little research you can put it together and he may show you his findings. . It's called the Goat Man because it smells like a goat in heat, the male urinates on himself and that attracts the female -------- Don't try this at Home ! .

[@jacobault2264]

I'd be scared of whatever I'd attach pissing on myself LoL

[@Wistful77]

I love Pennsylvania. That Sand Spring was amazing! Wild man chose a beautiful spot. lol. I'm agnostic about bigfoot, I just do not know if it exists, but I wish it did. It would be astounding to see such a man-thing.

[@lindacarpenter7839]

THE SPRING IS COOL. THANKS FOR WALKING THAT FAR TO SHOW US.INTERESTING. THAT IS ALWAYS INTERESTING HOW WATER FINDS ITS WAY TO THE TOP, I WONDER IF THERE IS A BIG CAVE THAT HOLDS THE WATER.. MERRY CHRISTMAS.

[@douglasruss2889]

Bravo ! I always enjoy !

[@pamelaattrux336]

Hi I listen to Sasquatch chronicles they say there is lots of stories of seeing Bigfoot in your state

[@irmagarzamireles6669]

Nice video..I'm from South Texas and loved living in Scranton and dunmore PA back in 2012 till 2014

[@wildlifelover0812]

Hey, just found your channel and am a fellow Pennsylvanian here (bucks county). I’ve been to areas such as pecks pond, shahola falls, bake oven knob, hawk mountain just name a few. Lol, anyway. Awesome channel and will be checking out past videos as well as future videos. Keep up the great work. Be safe. Steve

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Thanks

[@apocyldoomer]

Subbed, Native Americans called him " Sasquatch, and I don't think they made up stories, good stuff man, subbed..

[@AbandonedMines11]

Cool video!

[@apocyldoomer]

I have read that book, it was entitled either Ghosts of Berks County, or haunted Berks county, poorly written, horrible grammar and spelling, is that the book you are referring to? I love Berks county, I should move there, get out of Philly, maybe one fine day, sell my house and move to Berks Cty, the only obstacle is my wife , she is afraid of the woods, haha. Hood stuff man, I subbed a few days ago. Love Blue Rocks campground, my 2nd home!!

[@thegreaterbilby2171]

Temp in the 30's ... brrrrrr. Was 30 degrees Celsius here in Brisbane, Australia yesterday. We're having a lot of rain but it's not cold thank goodness. We need the rain to prevent bushfires from taking hold hopefully, but the downside is flooding downstream which all seems to flow toward the low-lying areas of Brisbane.

[@danmartin5504]

I live in the U.S. And spent two weeks driving from Sydney to Cairns. What a wonderful trip. I've traveled a fair amount in my 58 years. Australia is my favorite.

[@jhmorgan72753]

5:49 woody wood pecker 7:57 spring fed lakes have these on the lake floor

[@brownsugar2456]

That hairy wild man was none other than.....Ron Jeremy 😳

[@rdety]

enjoy all of your Video's nice work

[@giamarie1100]

Nice hike!

[@JOEYUNDERGROUND]

Awesome

[@jonbryn4]

Nice video, wookie in star wars and bigfoot ,could be, couldbe.

[@redboosworld3363]

3:36 there is a Bigfoot sign x and a bent tree. Signs u near thier area

[@danielcoy9147]

I’ve seen bear tracks on the sand spring trail in the snow.

[@pamelaattrux336]

Listening to you and you were talking about Bigfoot never ever see any thing out there lots of sightings ?

[@robertbiesecker9613]

If you like Haunted Pennsylvania Places, go to, Amity Hall, just north of, Duncan Pa., the place is supposed to be haunted, ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT, great place to do at 3:00am in the morning. I'm sure that you have a very good chance of seeing something there! Either way, it would make for a really good, and scary, video. The name of the old hotel is called again, Amity Hall.

[@hammerpaal]

Great educating channel! =) Always a relaxing moment to go hiking with you on your journeys. Are you some sort of a teacher in history class?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Yes, I am a teacher

[@guyjd1973]

I don't know about a hairy man, but around 5:32 - 5:36, you may have captured something black and hairy behind that broken off tree.

[@taralamppa6529]

I see 2 of them.

[@sandraplonka5225]

Very cool

[@Mechtrekica]

may have heard and evp on your video that said "help" but...being it is outside there is a lot of ways to debunk that.

[@apocyldoomer]

Whilst camping @ Blue Rocks, years ago, in Lenhartsville, in Pa, I heard this blood curdling inhuman scream, I wish I was recording that night, damn, I researched all animal screams, not even close, it was 0430 hours, I have never heard a scream like that ever, it was so frigin loud, so, I think that I heard the wild man of Berks County, I am not kidding, next time I go to that campground, which will be in April 2019, I shall definitely be at the ready to record, hopefully I will hear it again!!!!

[@cathycallahan4575]

Bobcat?

[@darlenegood4101]

Hairy man scaring birds away.

[@goodyankee7171]

Cool!

[@jhmorgan72753]

8:53 sounds like my brother Chucky or maybe bigfoot

[@craigdalzell2908]

wandering u need to look at that broke off tree at 532 to 536 right in front of u ?? guyjd1973 said it

[@michellehessman3683]

But paid is nice state

[@mattrizzo7821]

Is Bigfoot in Berks county? Or is it just all the meth?? Wow jk

[@michellehessman3683]

Lol it sounds like my ex from pa

[@filthycasual8187]

For a while, Pennsylvania was the state in the US with the third highest amount of reported sasquatch encounters in the country. It's not hard to see why; it's prime habitat, if there's anything to the centuries of eyewitness reports and circumstantial evidence we have to go on. Also, I noticed at around the 7:00 mark there is a tree near that stream that's been snapped in half and there's another downed tree lying just underneath it. It could be nothing, but it has been reported that they will sometimes snap small trees in half for some reason; perhaps as a means of marking their territory or something. My advice would be to keep an eye open for anomalies like that, particularly if they seem to be isolated incidents in your immediate area.