IT Followed Them to Their Camp! | PLUS Interview!

[@ottis4518]

Its really nice to get the interview afterwards. Even though Chris is a better story teller than most it's still nice hearing it from them personally. Good job Chris you put alot of effort into these stories and we do appreciate it

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Ottis! Agree...Thanks for watching and commenting! C

[@lindsaydoke9308]

Chris not only are you a wonderful story teller. You have the gifts of being resourceful and naturally creative. It is a joy as someone who grew up camping to have found your channel. Continued success.

[@soulrebel6309]

I think that's what makes his channel stand out

[@scott-qk8sm]

I can't imagine going into the deep forests without a weapon, with big foot, aliens, skin walker's and serial killers running rampant you need all the hardware you can carry

[@johnfontenot7861]

Amen brother

[@nanetteking12]

Or at least a squirt gun.

[@bbranch5038]

@@nanetteking12You made me laugh. Lol

[@paulrivers7248]

He has a 357 mag. Did he say he didn't bring it this trip?

[@matthewotis3594]

​@@paulrivers7248think they're referring to the people in the stories.

[@BelievesSouly]

Im 58 years old and i love putting chris on and listening to his and others stories...nice relaxing

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! c

[@trickjones3345]

Hi! Im 58 also! I love watching and listening to Chris too! Cheers!

[@iservHim]

Although the deer was “still warm,” the stench could have come from it. I’ve field dressed enough deer to know that some *reek* when opened up, and if the deer in the story was “torn in half” as stated, there could easily be stomach or intestine contents strewn about which would of course be absolutely rank. Just a simple consideration. Great stuff!

[@KyDove8]

You are correct but in most Big Foot stories there is a stench associated with it.

[@idid138]

That's a good point. Well, something knocked down a healthy pine, tore the deer in half and carried it along to their camp area, following & watching the group. Maybe bigfoot stink like this from putting the dead animals on their shoulders?

[@iservHim]

@@KyDove8 That's true! And since he mentions the stench later as well, it probably wasn't coming from the deer. I just wanted people to know that freshly d.e.a.d. animals also stink sometimes haha. No biggie

[@iservHim]

@@idid138 Haha this is a good theory. but yeah, I'm not necessarily saying that the stench *was* coming from the deer, I'm just saying it could have been when we first found it. That said, in this story, the stench seems to *not* have been from the deer since it came up later too

[@georgevanaken925]

Especially if they just got done eating. Peew! Nasty stuff. 👍

[@LoveJesus2324]

I agree the frog and cricket sounds are a good sign! Nothing's eating them ao you're safe for now, right? Hehe Thanka for rhe show tonight, Chris! Will have to go back to Wabaunsee Lake next weekend for recordings. God bless!

[@davethedoginist]

LOL! So his friend lets him get out of the truck to move the camper shell without telling him there is a Sasquatch watching them.

[@johnruggiero3366]

That wasn't cool

[@charlessalzer2763]

Yeah, you can get it by yourself, Buddy, it ain't heavy (heh, heh).

[@katie195]

Former friend…..

[@jeffslaven]

The scary music is always a great touch! Nice job Chris!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Jeff! C

[@LifeinThe70sand80s]

I own land about 6 hours from the Sierras. I really can't wait to move to California so I can explore the wilderness there. I've been a Big Foot fan ever since I saw The Legend of Boggy Creek as a child. I just don't want to be traumatized like David was! I hope he's doing well. Excellent channel, I am now a subscriber.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you! C😎

[@cleanserene6330]

Where are you coming from? I live in southern California but have friends and family all over northern, central, mountainy California

[@danchristner3478]

Hello Chris! Hello everyone!! Thanks a million for the awesome views. I was born in '66. I absolutely loved growing up in the 70s and 80s!! Best time ever!! We love ya Chris, thanks again for all you do and the effort you put into your video's! Keep hiking my friend

[@basecampchris]

Thanks Dan - Love growing up in that era...very FREE! C

[@paulrivers7248]

78 here and it was a different time back then lol I miss those days. I know I'm 10, 12 yrs younger but it was still different but better times back then..

[@christophermorales2445]

What he said goes for me, too!🤗

[@trickjones3345]

4/17/66. Here! Go 66'er!

[@nancy9704]

What a horrible thing for that 11-year-old young boy David to have experienced and witnessed. A torn-apart deer! I'd have nightmares just about that alone. I absolutely love story time with you, Chris. Something to look forward to.

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Nancy!! Appreciate it. Chris

[@davidworoniuk183]

Im in the uk thought I would check for this weeks video before bed and bingo the timing was perfect dropped 4 mins ago thanks chris

[@basecampchris]

Good to hear David! C

[@kimberlysanchez9737]

Yep. When I checked it said 7 mins..lol. was so happy.. all excited..

[@mr.x1406]

You are such a great storyteller so glad I found your channel :)

[@Coldheart1903]

🍑💋

[@didibolter9362]

I'm glad that I found your channel too Chris, I really enjoy it!! 👍🤗👍

[@susanalford6443]

Good Evening Chris, back when I was younger, my grandpa and I used to camp in the Okanagan Wenatchee National Forest. We had heard different noises at night back then, I always felt safe with him. My grandpa used to tell us kids stories about how he used to see unusual 😮 animals in the forests, he said that they just want to be left alone, being in their domain. He told us that never cross into someone's territory. I feel for these kids, to have something that close to their camp, glad they were safe.

[@cnau3031]

Can you send those stories to Chris,he would love to tell them?!

[@susanalford6443]

My grandpa is No Longer Alive..😢

[@daleross9001]

Cool , learn alot rite🤠

[@lindaertel7558]

Thank you Chris for making my Sunday afternoon more interesting!

[@basecampchris]

Awesome- Good to hear...Appreciate You! C

[@zarasbazaar]

Who continues to camp in an area where there's a fresh kill? No matter what animal killed the deer, that's incredibly dangerous.

[@valearl4693]

I agree. Incredibly stupid thing to do.

[@erickdraven4810]

A camp with the name Voorhis? I would love to stay there on Friday the 13th! Awesome video Chris.

[@basecampchris]

Good catch!

[@beckyroy7379]

I caught it to.

[@louisekeller2195]

What does voorhis mean? I looked it up and can't find anything other than a famous persons name.

[@erickdraven4810]

@@louisekeller2195 Jason Voorhis in the Friday the 13th movies. If you are unfamiliar with the franchise, it started at a summer camp.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

You can tell the guy was telling the truth. A lot of times when Chris interviews people, it sounds like they're making the story up as Chris asks questions. This guy seemed genuine because there was no hesitation in explaining his story from different angles and it still all added up.

[@realjohn3]

A great way to round out a hot summer day in the mountains , , , is to listen to a fellow outdoorsman sitting in camp sharing a good story with fellow hikers,,,, thanks Chris

[@basecampchris]

Yes - Summer is almost here! Thanks for watching! C

[@critters16]

It's always twice as good when you have the story and the interview, thank you very much ❤ always fun to hear the new beer or ale ☺️

[@basecampchris]

Awesome_ Thanks! C

[@chrislyon3567]

. . But😮

[@seanwhitman799]

Is it not? I love the showcasing of the beers!

[@samuelflores9410]

Thanx Chris, I really liked this one. With the interview, it clarified known behavior I've become familiar with studying. People who don't know each other, never met, always describe consistent behavior.

[@BP-E]

You are such a great story teller. And thank you for sharing the interview. That had to have been terrifying for those boys.

[@basecampchris]

Your very welcome - I agree...very frightening! C

[@mountainbound1315]

When you see smoke, the oil is burning your food 😂. Another fascinating scary storytime with Chris. Keep on camping!

[@glad2be]

Another enjoyable story, sitting under the stars and a little spooked!!😂 Great storytelling as always! Have a wonderfully blessed week🎉 Happy tales & trails!!

[@basecampchris]

Thank You!! Chris😎

[@tommyyazzie9289]

Great storytelling! Listening the stories gaves me the chills. Forests will changes you permanently.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks for watching! C

[@rachelmurphy810]

How do you dare to camp out after telling your scary stories? I would freak myself out!😅

[@basecampchris]

I get a little unnerved...usually at the end...when I am breaking things down to leave or crawl in my tent...but a good campfire story is more effective at night in the woods! C

[@amandadavis3048]

😂

[@lisacolbert5987]

@@basecampchris Your dedication is truly impressive . I mean , I’m pretty sure at least 90% of us would still watch if you were sitting - safely - on your front porch . But it’s a huge bonus to be listening , safely looking over your shoulder 😬😉👏🏽👍🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽.

[@ChrisGenXer]

Hi Chris, just started watching your channel a few days again and really enjoy your content so I subscribed. You seem to cover a broad range of topics, has anyone ever contacted you with a Dogman encounter? Those seem really interesting and terrifying when they happen. I especially like how you do your nightly beer.

[@LordFluffy-xl3gy]

dogman??? like a werewolf?

[@ChrisGenXer]

@@LordFluffy-xl3gy I listed a few really good encounters from Vic’s channel 117-Most incredible Episode!!! My favorite, guy is terrorized on a back country road. 159-Woman in Arkansas is alone with her kids…really good 163-Woman in the Adirondacks 190-The guy in Cato, NY 257-This is on These Woods Are Haunted 258-Alabama Encounter, great story 263- So Good…guy goes hunting with dogs in Daniel Boone National Park in KY 294-Irish guys come to the US camping 315-Great encounter!!!Guy from Texas tells a story about when he was in the Army 334-Brad goes with a couple guys to hunt a dogman in OK 380-Brad goes back and ends up killing a dogman 95- the guy with a camper in NC 156- Lake Texoma

[@idid138]

I think there were a couple dogmen encounter stories on this channel. There was one that reached out and slapped a truck driving by and chased it.

[@mynameislisa2281]

@@ChrisGenXer What is Vic's channel called?

[@charlottebelieves285]

​@@ChrisGenXer thank you for doing that. Could you tell us who Vic is and what the channel is called please?

[@IAmTherefore...]

Oooo seeing this made my day... Dont know i want to save it to tonight but i cant i will watch it now and later thanks for the work...

[@michellebehr7669]

Good idea! I'm going to wait and look forward to later this evening.

[@troglodytehunter]

High mountain CA story from the '70s?? Yes please!!!

[@basecampchris]

Yes- Davis had quite a story...C

[@traceystanley3554]

I love seeing a new encounter pop up on your channel. You rock! Safe travels and thank you for your content

[@basecampchris]

Thank you so much Tracy! Welcome and Keep Rockin ! C

[@karenwhaley8635]

Me too!!

[@HazeMakerMusic]

These stories followed by the interviews right afterwards are fantastic. Hope you keep making videos like this I watch em before hittin the hay on a daily basis

[@amuddymoose]

Me 2

[@basecampchris]

Glad you appreciate them...I'll keep it going ! C

[@lkiraly58]

What was David doing going AGAIN to the same location to do his business! Brave young man, for sure. Thanks for a great story and sharing the interview, too!

[@idid138]

If I had been the counselor, I woulda thought, okay now my camper has marked his territory on this things kitchen, we better scadaddel!

[@kevinprice5813]

Love your stuff. Never miss a video!

[@marywegrzyn506]

Oh wow!!! Those were awesome stories! How scary!!! Omg!!! Thank you, Chris!!! Please be careful out there , stay safe!!! I hope to see you again, very soon I hope. Waiting a whole week til next Sunday sucks. I wish you would come back sooner. Please!!!!!!!!😢❤❤❤

[@huskylove8637]

Please ❤🎉 All haves A Blessed WK 💯🇺🇸

[@marymacgregor6952]

He works full time. Doesn’t have time to do more videos. 🙁

[@diannebradley9153]

Im watching ive been waiting for you and your excellent stories and story telling you are a pro at this keep up the good work 👍

[@basecampchris]

Appreciate the encouragement...Chris

[@kimberlysanchez9737]

Me too. Look forward to Sundays.

[@JohnSmith-pn4it]

Base Camp Chris is one one the best channels going! Creepy stories being told in places where it would be easy to get creeped out at night...Bravo!! 👏👏👏....and cheers!! 🍺

[@hell666-59]

Greetings from England! I just found your channel and I love it, you tell a great story. It puzzles me how these creatures avoid any real detection because all of these people cannot be lying, there has got to be something out there... I have to say though, you really do have balls of steel to be able to recount these stories, in the woods, in the dark... I wouldn't dare 🤣

[@DimensionalHorse]

U sure tell great stories & have a lovely way of telling them!! Thank u!!!

[@michellereed5638]

Chris, I love the stories! Yes, if the forest suddenly goes dead silent--not a good sign! Get the heck out! This IS one thing we noticed in our encounters too. In our Mt. Hood National Forest encounter we were at a newly discovered lake, now called Lost Lake. There was lots of nature noises--however--when we encountered the family of Big Foot--the forest had suddenly gone silent. In our sheer terror--we did not notice this ourselves. It was my mother who remembered this--she commented on how everything had gone suddenly dead silent--it creeped her out. Then Dad noticed it too. This one thing, and then four crying scared, freaked children--finally put some fire in them to pack up the car and get going! In our encounters in the Coastal Rain Forest area--we four kids marveled at how silent the area was, no bird sounds, even. We were from the noisy city. WE craved the calm and quiet. So we really enjoyed the serenity of the woods and the quietness. It would only be much later on in our adulthood(s) that we would recognize this as a sign of why this area was restricted. In the camping area, the forest was alive with sound--but step into this section of the State Park--it grew oddly silent. Bend trees, and mediium sized to large up ended trees knocked over with roots showing--good evidence of a large creature knocking them over--we had no clue. We were just children. The only noise was the wood knocking, which my brothers would answer in kind. ONLY ONCE did we hear "whoop whoop" and all of us whoop whoop back and laughed. Never realizing with what we were engaging. ONLY later in life did we realize. It was our secret play ground. WE unintentionally fed our friend--who left us gifts. Which we later realized is called gifting. We accidentally did all the right things to befriend this thing, coming twice a year--this thing never hurt us. Never physically showed itself to us, but certainly knocked to us as soon as we showed up the very first day in it's territory. A series of knocks, my brothers could imitate easily back. Those same rhytm of knocks would echo back. It was like a signal, "Hi we are here friend, and it was a sign of welcome to us--ah, you are back and all is well." WE left the customary picnic lunch in a paper bag on the stump, left in it's place would be the customary rock. WE would never wait and spy to see who would come either. WE just did not do that Chris. We went off to play in our area, and hike and go check out the view of the coastline. IT was a high up place about 500 yards or more above the camping grounds. Any way, all of your stories continually remind me of little tidbits of memories I have forgotten, and then realize, "oh yeah" I remember that too. So I really enjoy your channel. Thanks so much!! Blessings to you from Oregon.

[@karenwhaley8635]

Just love the sound effects you put into your stories! Glad you're hearing sounds in woods cuz folks say when Bigfoots around its silent Thanks for sharing with us Happy camping 😊

[@basecampchris]

Thanks 👍c

[@NATIVESUNSETS65]

That was a great encounter story/interview . I've camped in that area and back in the day you wouldn't see any people there . . . ever . That whole Mammoth Mt. - Area has been a bigfoot hotspot forever , Laurel Canyon , Lake Mary , the Horseshoe trail , etc. There was a scary encounter at The Devils Postpile which is about ten miles west from Lake Valentine , a couple was chased out of the area and had rocks and tree branches thrown at them the husband said a branch the size of a 2 liter bottle of soda just missed his head by inches . The couples story was on one of those Cryptid - Ufo channels a few years ago the main story was about UFO's being seen near Mono Lake . Be safe out there Base Camp Chris . . . remember the bigfoot fear the camera more than the gun . Peace

[@davidroberts168]

Back in the 70s and early 80s even the town of Mammoth was a ghost town and now unfortunately it’s overpopulated. Every place you’ve mentioned I’ve been to because of the camp that we used to go to. We used to go down to a place called rainbow Falls, it was beautiful.

[@angelwalker3260]

🌲💚🌲 love it! Thanks Chris! I noticed you're almost at 100,000 subs! Keep hiking! 🌲💚🌲

[@AustinReilly-gs7uq]

Great story Chris and a beautiful spot wherever you are camping at! How are the mosquitos?? They scare me more than Mt Squatch himself!

[@basecampchris]

I had 2 Mosquitos...both landed on my face while filming....biting too. Then cut/ swat/ film again...C

[@Darkcydesreign]

Thanks chris great channel great content

[@linkadrip]

Always enjoy your stories. Grew up in lake Tahoe. And Always enjoyed the wilderness. Keep up the great story telling.

[@basecampchris]

Good to hear !! C

[@CraigStephens777]

🙌👍 Its gonna be a good week. Basecamp Is Here.😇

[@basecampchris]

Glad to be a part of your weekend! KH! C😄

[@EllenB703]

Great story, thanks for sharing! What were the twinkling lights in the background over your left shoulder? I’m dying to know!

[@HavetheLambsStoppedScreaming]

I really enjoyed this video, especially the “bonus” story at the end of the interview! This is a great channel in general!

[@markpettie681]

The guy that end up seeing the thing had his world view paradigm shattered! We are told our whole life things like this dont exist and then BOOM!! Some people dont do well at all when something like this happens!! Another couple of great stories Chris👍

[@janewolf4541]

Thank you gentlemen for this great story. Always enjoy your work Chris. Thank you.

[@tamonettX500]

Impeccable timing :) Sweet!

[@olderwiser64]

Always a great story & storyteller. It’s funny but right by Valentine Lake on the map is a mountain called Bloody Mountain. 🤔🤔🚩🚩

[@settogo138]

Found your posts about 3 weeks ago and I’ve been listening since then. Love your stories. I believe in big foot, would never want to meet one. Thanks for telling your stories that even a 74 yr old woman can listen to and enjoy.

[@anaqu1]

Haha! Same for this 68 yr. old woman!

[@traweigand4013]

Another fantastic story! Keep hiking, everyone!

[@stormy439]

I absolutely love listening to the interview as I watch you cook!😍👍

[@louisekeller2195]

Thanks for the story. My husband and I look forward to your Sunday story. We listen togrther

[@jimfisk4474]

Hi Chris, Neat story about that little kid. The Sasquatch realize realize the little kids are innoceit And like them. At least. I think most of though❤❤❤

[@basecampchris]

Well said!🌲

[@josephlwallssr6166]

Pretty interesting story! Thanks for sharing, Chris!

[@glorisol3805]

Thank you David for sharing your story and thank you Chris for narrating in such a skillful, appealing way.

[@jugghead-1975]

What a beautiful landscape to hike anytime you want! Hikings good around my area this time of year but you better have your bug spray and you surely better be on the lookout for snakes! Great vid... Keep hiking 🥾

[@vince_vatican777]

I look forward to your stories Chris, your story telling is off the chain ( good ) lol.. Be safe out there sir. 🇺🇲

[@michaelyunkelo1757]

Wow what a story. Very góod Chris.

[@suecowley2599]

Great story Chris and you tell them so well. Thank you!😂

[@basecampchris]

So Welcome Sue...Appreciate the support! Chris

[@trudyramgren8817]

This story was great! Spooky as all get out but I am totally interested and fascinated!! Even though I love nature and the outdoors, I couldn't never be brave enough to camp or walk through the wilderness. Perhaps one day a Bigfoot will show himself. I still believe that they aren't violent except perhaps being provoked or threatened. I love your stories Chris . Whenever you are in front of your tent , I always think Bigfoot will come behind you and whisk you away!!! 😂 just kidding of course. ! Stay safe and keep hiking! Ps. Beautiful shots of the scenery. Anticipating another great story!! ❤

[@ScullyPop]

Love today's episode.

[@eric81872]

Thank you Chris I love what you do brother ! ☺♥ Thank you for the video! 🤩👍❤

[@letiseag.trevino1749]

Good story! The views where you cooked your meal, were absolutely beautiful! I loved that big root tree.

[@alecbaker13]

You’re the best Chris

[@jburnett8152]

I wonder if his friend has learned BF are also in Colorado. Chris I loved the still photos you posted while he was talking. Beautiful shots I have never seen before. ❤

[@paulrivers7248]

The little sound effects Chris adds to these makes it feel like you are there lol

[@priscillaroche5929]

Wow - just found your page - LOVE it ! You are a great story teller - very creepy stories ! Keep them coming and congratulations on hitting 100,000 !

[@sugareemel8784]

I look forward to the new episode! You are a great storyteller! I’m especially loving the interviews too! Keep giving us these great stories of real life experiences with the unknown creatures of the lands 😊

[@carmenmarcinkiewicz7149]

Another great story, got a bonus story as well...... Thank you Chris!!!

[@van3363]

Dinner looks really good, can't beat grilled cheese and 🍅 soup . Say safe Chris.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks Van - Chris 🌞

[@dorianmclean6755]

Absolutely love the beer names So clever. Looking forward to a great story To make my day....7 am ;-) Oh good heavens ! Excellent phone interview !!!

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Dorian - Appreciate it!! Chris

[@strangleholdoutdoors]

Happy Sunday!

[@ReichenbachEsq]

You are Chris, you are a great story teller. Thank you!

[@basecampchris]

I appreciate that!

[@MatthewTurner-fn3mv]

Great story Chris. I really enjoyed it. Thank you and be safe on your camp outs!

[@karencarll9819]

Another great story, thank you for sharing! What was sparkling behind you in the first part of the video?

[@leslievey8453]

Firefly's ?

[@opalcrocker2143]

👍 You've done it once again Chris. Thank you

[@MegaSusanc]

Fantastically Awesome as always, Chris. This show is like no other. It's truly the best. You have the best of both worlds, camping with cooking plus telling Bigfoot encounters. I'm so excited for you. I see you're almost at 100k woo-hoo! Congratulations, before you know it, you're gonna be at a million, oh yeah! I'm so happy to be here to see and to be a part of you hitting all your milestones. That's truly awesome. Stay awesome. 8>

[@basecampchris]

Thank you Susan...Appreciate your Support! Chris 🏔☀

[@twobytoo22]

Great Video especially the contrast of video with the tent, lamps, and evening sky. Awesome

[@basecampchris]

Thank you twobytoo! C

[@chrisward1691]

Yet again it seems that the sasquach meant no harm, it just wanted its privacy and to collect its kill. In all of these stories, although the sasquach may try to drive the person/people out of its area, they don't seem to use violence. Intimidation maybe, but not direct violence. If they wanted to kill people, they could do so easily. Of course maybe unexplained disappearances could be explained by sasquach who go further than intimidation, but there is no proof of that. I'm inclined to think they are curious and thinking creatures (even though they could do with deodorant).

[@missycitty9478]

There are many stories of them killing. Just like people, there are good ones, there are bad ones. American Indians have many stories of them killing their men, and stealing their women and children.

[@danielpatterson3375]

I agree with you bigfoot means no harm just treat like a other person but nice way not yelling or anything else

[@marywegrzyn506]

There has been cases where some are Aggressive and attack and do damage to people's homes or vehicles, etc... Some have even killed people's dogs. They are very dangerous. The Military n Police have had to actually confront and dispatch them before. They just don't publicize it to prevent mass panic/ hysteria.

[@basecampchris]

Yes...they could of easily disposed of this group...but tend to be curious or let there presence known to cause some fear...a mountain lion would be silent up to the moment of attack...c

[@vvogt4252]

I Agree Chris. They just want to be left alone. My encounter years ago, let me know this. Simple explanation. It changed my life. Don't go looking for them.

[@Gymrat519]

Ya know Chris , I listen to lots and lots of story tellers on YT and absolutely love the scary stories but I really feel like you are the best at doing it ! The only issue I have is I listen to them faster than you can create them lol. Keep doing what you do and thank you.

[@basecampchris]

Thanks for listening! Chris

[@Campbell_Clan]

Another excellent story Chris! Keep them coming, I love it.

[@marywegrzyn506]

Hiiiii !!!!! I'm so thankful to see this Video, finally !!! Yayyyy!!!! So excited!!!

[@lucindagrant9790]

Love your channel!!!

[@maggsbufton1969]

My late husband and I went camping up At Eleanor Lake above Naramata BC. ….high up on the top of the mountain. there were fallen trees ON THE ROAD, we had to clear to get up there . At about 1:am, something, smelling awful walked around and around our tent for hours; kind of a message to LEAVE. WE rolled up our tent and left as soon as it got light; we never went back.

[@mermaid3363]

I'd love to hear what elevation you're at during your intros.

[@regenfrau7823]

Thank you Chris💚 has anyone an idea WHERE are living these creatures??? There must be HUGE caves, Tunnelssystems under the earth 😮

[@Yeti62BN27]

They don't even need that, they are nocturnal. Fun fact, during the Korean War, 120,000 chinese soldiers crossed the Yalu River undetected and began assaulting Marine positions. It is not hard to go undetected when you are a nocturnal creature

[@TodyWayne]

Another great story and the interviews take it to the next level for sure...! Thanks for sharing...!

[@basecampchris]

Thanks Tody! C

[@YTubinger]

Some bells should be ringing when one finds a half deer which still is warm!

[@seanwhitman799]

Dear Chris,.. really enjoy your channel and method of relaying the stories. What really keeps my interest and subscription is the fact you are a true beer drinker. I enjoy the fact you always showcase a different beer. The fact that you do that inspired me to start trying "IPAs." Which has been fun! Good luck to ya and keep on keeping on! Sean Whitman from Welcome, NC.

[@marywegrzyn506]

Ohhh, I love the Camp Name!!! I really love the Movie, Friday The 13 th !!!!! Its one of my top, all time most favorite Movies. I love the setting so much !!!!

[@Brando_Magnifico]

I always save my beer for your show. Cheers

[@sharir1679]

Good video, it's weird to me that as many of these "encounters" or whatever no one has ever run across a den or shelter or something that they might live in. Not saying I don't believe the stories it just seems odd that all across the country people have these encounters and no one ever sees a home.

[@wendytaylor679]

I enjoyed this story

[@jazziel.5144]

Enjoying your video. And watching you cook, great job

[@Andy33399channel]

Thank you Chris 💪🏻❤️

[@Stan_L]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

[@anne-mariegutzeit2150]

We enjoy your stories.😊 scary yet so much fun listening