Land of the Missing: On the Trail of Bigfoot - FULL MOVIE (Alaskan Sasquatch and Missing People)

[@areject17]

Small town monsters channel is INSANE. Heater after heater. The content never stops. One of the best channels on KZbin imo

[@danzx6rr]

This and hellbent holler !

[@schemeteam2954]

Yup in the cryptid, paranormal scene it's better than the stuff that shown on mainstream TV shows and documentaries. The only Bigfoot thing that intrigued me the most is Les Strouds experiences.

[@charleygnarly1182]

Oh absolutely. And they are independent so they talk about the reality of the matter at hand, none of this is sugar coated

[@augustusbetucius2931]

Heater?

[@TheBatman-1989]

​@@augustusbetucius2931 you'll live

[@dmcgill9360]

Fred is the best. He has so many stories from others who have had encounters in Alaska. Fascinating and terrifying at the same time.

[@mentalmodeled]

SUBARCTIC ALASKA SASQUATCH. Fred's channel is great.

[@DelanoBettencourt]

Mercy ❤

[@shanehester5317]

and u believe dont u?

[@danielravenstar4051]

​@shanehester5317 Follow the old Norse word Joton From those who lived much closer to the land with out electricity It refers to giants who are eaters,, That certainly sounds like the 23.29 narration ,,, Vibrational matching also explains why some see, Wile others don't .. The guy in the story has proof of 2 missing friends ..

[@tzook4080]

Immediately recognized Fred's voice. Huge fan! Greatest story teller I've ever heard.

[@yowiesdownunder]

Great work mate we also have 2 types of hairyman in Australia the small ones junjuttis the indigenous Aboriginals have lots of names for them,and the big fellas yowie,doligah,ect: Would love for you guys to come to Australia and do an episode I have the best yowie contacts in Australia hands down 🇭🇲💛🖤❤️

[@goldenratio5117]

There is a difference between Bigfoot and the Giants. There are still Giants in the Yukon, Northwest territories and beyond.

[@PipeCat1965]

Your documentaries are getting better and better, and they had started out pretty amazing to begin with.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Fred's story was giving me chills. As he was telling that story, you could see it in his eyes. The Intensity from having to relive that moment again

[@shanehester5317]

u believe

[@putte8594]

Handsdown one of the best channels on youtube!!

[@BradGroghan]

Can you link to one of the videos that actually show the researches finding actual evidence?

[@khworker1322]

@@BradGroghan. Only if you drink my churning seed first. Chug-A-Lug

[@khworker1322]

@@BradGroghan. All of your comments are petulant snivels. Try something else. You are not smart enough to be anything other than an average troll at best.

[@4Peaches1]

We knew someone ( nice honest family man) who went to Alaska and all they found was his boat and hat floating in the water . Never found him 😢

[@lauraravenscraft1408]

How sad!!! 😔 💔🙏

[@TheSamsonk]

Even around mount Everest it's common people go missing without any trace strange stories every village have here

[@Slickmouthsweetie]

Yeah right

[@RichardGofourth]

really

[@NarlyArly]

🙏 very sorry

[@svillano]

i am glad that Seth did this one , it’s good to see his work again

[@osakarose5612]

Loved the ending quote, Eli. Another great documentary. I had family who lived in Alaska and they adored the wilderness. My cousin, when she died, was cremated and her ashes scattered in the river she loved to hike beside. Yeah, Alaska can kill you without even blinking. But it also can make you alive like no other place in this world.

[@todydn]

You know how they say people dont remember things til 4 or 5 i was with my family in alaska at 3 and remember it like it happened today then nothing till about 6 my dad loved the kenai river his ashes are in a wooden carved bear that i plan to leave on the bank

[@miggyclark1613]

True that

[@charlespopovich8120]

Right off the bat the beginning lines of this narrator starts off with introducing this unknown being as “Monstrous”, sowing the seeds for anything caught in the shadows at the ending of the day, to be made into something only our imagination could dream up, and then tag this creation together with all the numerous other stories that roll out in the hope of giving an explanation and possible understanding to what is happening while also giving the people a sense of unity to come together to try and find an answer that can possibly help solve the problem. I apologize for this turning into a novel or thesis on “Monsters” lol, but I think it’s something worth thinking about. Thanks for your patience and I sincerely hope you all have an amazing day/night. Much respect to you all!

[@runforestrun3014]

I'm an Alaskan and the idea that native Alaskans tell stories of the hairy man sometimes taking people is to keep women and children from wandering off and getting mauled by grizzly bears is pure idiocy. Wouldn't it simply be enough to tell them don't wander off or you might be mauled and eaten by a grizzly bear? The reality is the First Nations people warn their children of the dangers posed by several large animals including brown bears, black bears, wolves, moose (especially cows with calves), and the hairy man as well. There's no need to make up imaginary dangers when there are plenty of real dangers to beware of.

[@muskyelondragon]

100%

[@wybub]

Yeah I feel like, as much as I respect Aleks he seems incredibly resistant to believe that perhaps at some point these creatures, if they exist, have kidnapped humans. The idea these creatures could be more aggressive or have a different way of operating from the Sasquatch present hundreds of miles sound isn't that hard to believe and in fact makes perfect sense. I think it's a hesitancy to believe some of these creatures could be actively malicious and others may not be.

[@miggyclark1613]

Well said

[@Mach11976]

Man, Alaska is unbelievable for missing people. I listen to Fred's stories quite a bit, and Sasquatch up there seem quite aggressive.

[@brianconnor1810]

Fred's the man 👍

[@newz2me28792]

There is a persistent rumor of feral people in both Alaska and along the Appalachian mountains. I'm from down south, lived in both the Appalachian mountains at 3000 ft, and Alaska in the early 90s. I can see room for critters and feral folks in both places. Plus, Alaska is just huge...

[@Mach11976]

@@newz2me28792 My son lives in Sevierville Tennessee, nothing but mountain and timber all around him.

[@brianconnor1810]

@@newz2me28792 I watched a documentary on Alaska, it said there are 2 types of people in Alaska, those that want to live remotely and those that dont want to be found. Both scenarios are dodgy at times for unsuspecting people stumbling across someone who doesn't want them there 😬

[@jonathonholifield3166]

Oh hell is fred in this one? Fred is cool and his story is EFFIN CRRRRRAZY. Dudes got some grapefruits on him

[@wannabeangler]

Another great video! In regards to that guy talking about Squatch "......tearing open the dudes chest and pulling out his guts..." isn't to far fetched. When hunters gut an animal in the woods, they just disappear. A gunshot echoing in the woods is like a dinner bell to BF. Missing persons are definitely related to certain tribes of BF. Old Indian tribes knew the land and its creatures. They knew more about BF than anyone and stories are records of past events. I believe there are many different tribes of BF and not all are hunters of humans......but there could be some that do hunt humans.

[@gregoryallen3721]

This channel and all the content is absolutely top notch. I’ve binged over 15 of these hour long videos just in the last two days on my days off. Excellent!!

[@shanehester5317]

wait u believe in this stuff?

[@shawnwillis7561]

Love hearing Fred Roehl. He's one of the few that I have no doubts about sincerity.

[@-Zer0Dark-]

Dude tells the single most outlandish story in the whole episode, and he's the one you've got no doubts about.

[@shanehester5317]

and u believe

[@tacticalpickle7]

I find this topic extremely fascinating. My wife and I lived in Alaska for a few years. I personally liked to go to this lake called Beach Lake in Eagle River. On of those trips, I took my wife with me, and after spending some time there, we decided to go home That entire area is heavily wooded it takes some time to get to the lake. On the way out. I was just enjoying and taking the beauty of the area when all I heard was, "Please go go!!! speed up, go go !!!. She did not say much after that.. soon after. She started to tell me that she saw a very large man, not fat , like but very tall and mucular with one arm on a tree. She said the tree looked like a twig next to this thing.. she mentioned the scruffy black.. brownish hair. And the eyes.. she said it felt like it was looking right through her. There is something dark about these creatures. With the level of technology we have and we can not track them.. something very unsettling about that.

[@ghostofresonance4025]

They`re nephilim descendants which is why the satanic system won`t allow them to be officially acknowldged. That would verify the Bible is real and thats a problem for those running things and making decisions

[@filippaoronto3880]

I would only go to Alaska if I had a ufo as an exoskeleton. God damn I'm crazy If I could just teleport to their place and observe then whilst invisible and they did not notice me. Then they are animals. If they notice you , then they definitely metaphysical. Could be the terminator with big foot camo.

[@matthewl1187]

If they are from another dimension, which I believe is a possibility, then our technology may not be able to track them. I believe bigfoot, dogman and any other mysterious creature out there are just something that we are not meant to fully understand.

[@toodie96]

I believe they can travel through the vortex portal's what ever they are called that is how they are able to get out of sight just like that

[@virginiasequeira3872]

You did an incredible job on this one👏 I was happy to see Fred Roehle...his encounter never ceases to amaze me and his channel is one of the best.

[@jeshkam]

One of the best channels on YT, as far as I'm concerned.

[@waynecharlesworth5686]

Great job love the stories and i listen to Fred all the time and really like his stories, great orator.

[@bigtoe333333]

What a fantastic piece of video. The place itself is amazing, and Seth is such a compelling narrator, and a charismatic presenter on video. The moment I see him starting an introduction, I know its going to be a well researched, intelligent and insightful video, and with a great natural presenter.

[@tst450]

Good so far but tone it down on all the AI images. I personally would rather watch the interviews with the witnesses.

[@jonathonholifield3166]

I agree, I don't want to see images of squatch unless its possible evidence, or eyewitness sketch, or at the very LEAST illustrations of what's being described. Not just random sasquatch for the sake of random sasquatch

[@selendioxid4784]

I agree. This time it was a bit too many AI images and clips.

[@1972dsrai]

That would then just be a podcast.

[@micr0d0t97]

Yes I agree also I would just like to see the people talking giving their first hand accounts and seeing their reactions

[@micr0d0t97]

@@1972dsraino it would just be an interview, you know like before podcasts

[@dash5257]

You never forget the most traumatic event of your life. I had one looking in my window when I was 10 and after that, nothing scared me except these beings.

[@lizanne2289]

Another great one! Thanks STM.

[@Robin-rj8vg]

I stumbled across this and the main thing is i want more!! This was so interesting the points of view, the scenery is anazing. I always dreamed of living in Alaska, just the name is beautiful.. I'm too old and sick now, but if there is a 2nd time around....i know where I'm going. Thank you, thank you...

[@dogstarstudios718]

Great documentary, however one thing that drives me nuts is when, in describing the Ape Canyon incident, you all mention it occurred in the northern part of Washington State. In truth, Ape Canyon is near Mount St Helen's, which is at the southern end of the State / Cascade Mountain range.

[@brendabinczewski7624]

This was the best. Did you ever read a book a feel like your there? Well this documentary did that to me. Every story being told I feel like I lived it now too. It’s weird! Thank you for taking us on your journey. It was especially nice seeing Alex and Eli also together again with you. Until the next trip take care.

[@mariesheppard1782]

Hi Seth & The Gang , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧 Another Awesome Episode , Just Love going to these huge States , especially Alaska its So Vast , Beautiful, Remote we haven't got anything like this Across the Pond . It just makes you think He's Out There Somewhere just Waiting for You. Stay Safe Out There 👣👣👣👣🐻🐻🐺🐺🦍❤

[@The_polar_soldier]

Born and raised in AK, frustrating to listen to outsiders speculation when its not a mystery to the many who have had direct experiences. Next time go out to a village dumpsite and post up, you will figure it out.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Lol

[@jimmylarge1148]

That means u have a pile of hd pics then I assume?

[@conceptualclarity]

Please elaborate on what we would figure out

[@BradGroghan]

@@LazyDaisyDay88 Why no pictures? You should be able to figure that out withoutt much thought. Thousands of people are out searching for bigfoot, in all 50 states. Yet.....not one picture or video.

[@josephdayan7818]

this is a paranormal entity probably only here part time. Good luck getting pics. You will only see them if they want you to see them.

[@janettavculek9308]

Fred told that story a few years ago, and he left out some details that made this account even more impossible that they ever made it out of there. Fred's a brave man. Thanks.

[@5wheels521]

Good to see Fred,,, love his channel 👍🏻

[@christinatrickeycouch208]

You guys are top shelf quality...another well done doc

[@markchavarria5187]

I met Alex Pedakov a couple days ago at Charmingfare Farms in Candia, NH at a Bigfoot event. Talked to him for a good minute. Really cool dude. 👍🏻

[@ShariDavis-v3j]

Can't wait for this to come out.

[@grneyes4429]

It's out. 3:40

[@daveybass655]

I live in Arizona, I was hunting, in the Agua Fria river bottom, I was finding strange scat, and scrapings, in the earth. Like I've never seen before. Then I saw something. Hairy, brown, about 5 feet tall, so fast, I couldn't identify it. I walked over, to inspect for tracks, and found nothing. Like it stepped on the rocks, to not leave tracks. It looked like a person, but hairy, and super fast. It was weird. There are strange petroglyphs there too. And burial mounds.

[@susanjustlooking4664]

Absolutely Brilliant, Stunning location , keep up the fantastic work you all do on this channel, hi 👋 from 🇬🇧 😊😊😊

[@jennymajid1964]

I could watch this all day. Thank you so much for this. Love it and all your work 🙏🏽👍🏼🇦🇺🥳

[@beckylynn209]

Great documentary! I loved the story of the guy who shot through the wall at that huge big foot.. He's a great story teller.. 🤗

[@cecileroy557]

That's Fred - of Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch. He is absolutely one of the best!!

[@rickymiller177]

Alaska is such a beautiful place. A sacred place and the mysterious nature of it just makes it that much more interesting, I would to go there and see for myself

[@elizabethrodriquez14]

Absolutely Enjoyed This!!!!

[@yowiesdownunder]

Great work thanks mate 🇭🇲👍

[@christiannekamimurapolo9829]

Bom trabalho! O filme tem boa qualidade e a fotografia esta ótima. Senti falta de mais testemunhas nativas. Parabéns pela iniciativa!

[@dracorino9668]

That was such a great production, video/ film. I was moved by what you've shown and said. Awesome and brilliant.

[@janetwoods3474]

I can't wait for this episode

[@bosautomotiveservice]

A sane report finally, thanks !!

[@mikewanders]

Nice film Seth. Alaska is insanely wild and epic. Just vast, and possibly my favorite place. I was backpacking off trail in Denali out in the tundra and heard one single very loud smack sound in the middle of the night near the tent. It woke me instantly and had me actually fearing that a big brown bear was near the tent. But the next day I was thinking about how odd it was that it was a single loud smack. Maybe a rock that fell off the nearby river bank. It’s always raining, so the soil easily moves.

[@Fbxoutdoor]

Sounds like a beaver to me

[@mikewanders]

@@Fbxoutdoor I guess it’s possible but there was zero sign of beaver in the area. Prime time Wolf area. I’ve heard that single slap from a beaver before, this wasn’t quite that.

[@auntie-angie-2112]

Seriously well done. Was happy to see Fred Roehl on here. Fred is the man, legit.

[@waterst9]

A Homeric landscape. Great presentation !

[@luckythebeaglemolly4354]

Thank you for this movie. Very good information.

[@57mckee]

I can't wait for this exciting episode of STM 😊

[@Simplechioces]

Fred's story about him and his friends trying to get the boat motor going while one of these beings, throwing a fit across the river, trying to cross toward them in, is insane.

[@conceptualclarity]

I have heard an hour long version on another channel definitely the most frightening Sasquatch story I've ever heard

[@jeremycasper8686]

Freds channel is fantastic. His personal story of being cooped up in that 8x8 box and them looking in the window, throwing things, stomping around the box, his cousin urinating himself, the rock bigger than a basketball flying past his head, etc is terrifying. Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch is a phenomenal channel with hundreds of true accounts.

[@timbolamont9117]

Fantastic episode from the lads at small town monsters, keep up the amazing work boys

[@akamalov]

Thank you very much! It was very educational.

[@willstuart4504]

Alaska...?? I'd rather come across an Elusive 8ft Bigfoot, then one of their angry 9 ft... 1,400lb Coastal Brown Bears. 😨

[@warbodean1226]

Nice job on the content!! Kept me glued the whole time.

[@lisasescapades]

This is my favorite film yet. Ya’ll are awesome. Beautiful scenery great info. Thank you. 😊

[@JoelHoward-kg3zc]

OMG that was so scary and awesome at same time. Great work guys.

[@GStat7]

Yall need to try and get in touch with kenny busby. Claims he has a family of at least 14 to 20 bigfoot living behind his property.

[@DickOswald]

He has a channel or whuuut???!!!! Where does he live?

[@tyclark8162]

Don't know about Alaskan wilderness n BFs. But they sure as hell are some in Yellowstone National Park. Not where the public n snow machines make themselves known. They tend to stay in areas few people would even dare go. If I wasn't so tired at 0130 here, I'd tell my own story n I'll never return to camp there ever again nor my big dogs at the time.

[@grace-LJ9]

I absolutely love this amazing video!! Thank you for your hard work 💜

[@stevenweishaupt8591]

The story fred tells of his bigfoot encounter is terrifying. Him and his cousin and uncle were in a tiny shack being pelted by rocks. I've been watching his channel on KZbin for awhile he's a credible source for encounters.

[@conceptualclarity]

What's even creepier is that they were loudly running around outside the shack and the guys had no idea when they might decide to try to break in

[@jeremycasper8686]

And the rock bigger than a basketball flying by his head. What animal can throw rocks at all, and that big? These things are real. I believe Fred.

[@drewhoglund8637]

this is soooo good

[@knewlin1]

He died in that bus. No bigfoot crossover… don’t force the Bigfoot narrative. I love you guys but don’t force a fart.

[@ONEGOALONELIFE]

Bigfoot ate all the berries in the area

[@DundaMifflin]

Bigfoot sabotaged his effort to smoke a deer.

[@-Zer0Dark-]

Bigfoot told him the berries weren't poisonous. (It was Bigfoot's bus)

[@mittenmanaaron4266]

did they force it ? It’s inconclusive so theories are wide open … unless you’re narrow minded but don’t think you are …. right ? Right :)

[@tylerdyck9562]

It's a reference little monkey

[@katharineanne7397]

This was excellent! The story about the BF attacking the cabin towards the end, wow, insane!

[@wethepeople536]

It’s sad when people know that telling the truth gets them ridiculed.

[@JosiahWagner-v2o]

Great video bro. Love this kind of content. It's so interesting and intriguing!

[@ChrisShepherd-c3z]

Loved this video, best one ever, always fought Bigfoot was the one to take these missing people in Alaska...

[@ianrobertson4067]

Great documentary guys stay safe out there ❤.

[@GaryBonnell-tl1jp]

If there's any doubt about sasquatch existing then you also think that tens of thousands of people making up stories from Alaska all the way to the east coast there's sasquatch in all the states I don't know about Hawaii but they are here in West Virginia and from Florida all the way to Maine the Appalachian trail is there travel corridor also a lot of people hike the Appalachian trail I would never do it alone or unarmed

[@SuperLisalis]

I'm in England, our favourite adventureus Aunty went to Florida, met n married. He passed away, within months she just vanished *into thin air*😢

[@b.browning0027]

Great job making this informative and entertaining.

[@TheSorcererAhrimanahsul]

Can't wait

[@Bevwalters6975]

As always a great episode !

[@2kt2000]

Extremely well done, nice sound track too.

[@RobertFountaine]

I live in Oswego ny 2years ago I was riding my electric scooter when I left my house just down the road as I went down the hill all of sudden the woods blew up what ever it was have know clue we have no bears what would the trees snap like a bulldozer are deer are not that big it scared the shit out of me 😮

[@555mainesmonsters]

You didn’t mention that the ape canyon incident was started by the humans. They saw a Sasquatch up on a mountain and they shot it in cold blood. And it fell down the mountain And this is why the Sasquatch retaliated on them!! This is an important part of the story. I don’t think they’re violent just to become violent against people. I think that they have to be provoked first which is whathappened at Ape Canyon.

[@markbuck9299]

Awesome video guys !! Keep up the good work

[@JesusRodriguez-rd6lq]

❤I really think that this is one of the best documents that I ever have seen until today. about bigfoot...

[@LifeAboveTreeLine99]

Great doc about something they can’t show you. Lol

[@emmawebb6955]

👋💯👍 Mr. Breedlove, always love your form of narration and film production. The way STM has come together wirh various story documentaries with all your crew. Continue success in all your projects. Nothing but respect for ALL STM CREW💯👏👏👏👏👏💚👣👽

[@Stick_Tony]

So excited...thanks for this. 👀

[@ironmikehallowween]

Nicely done. Thanks

[@neweyes777]

The species they call Gugwe scares me the most, they are supposably bigger and stronger and very aggressive, and many who have seen one swear that all of the teeth looked shark like with very large canines.

[@DanielCurtis-y4e]

I believe the people who say it is a spirit. It can take a physical form and do physical things and then disappear.

[@opalinkwell]

Loved this video! I've been looking forward to it ever since watching the trailer some weeks ago. My only complaint is the many instances of AI generated art throughout the video. I know it's cheaper to get an AI to churn out images, but I know a fair number of artists who would be thrilled to work on a project like this, and the moral implications are unsettling. Regardless, I enjoyed the video, especially the segment with Fred Roehl. You can see in his eyes, he believes the story he tells, there's legitimate fear there. My father had a brief encounter with something Bigfoot-like on Mount Rainier in the early 80s. He told the story to me many times, and never deviated from it or embellished it, so I definitely believe there's something out there. More than likely it's something like the indigenous people describe, both spirit and physical, which is why it's so elusive.

[@ShitterMcGavin]

Man.....ALWAYS so SO GOOD! Your videos are INCREDIBLE, my friend! Keep up the outstanding work. Such an excellent watch.

[@jesseruiz9292]

Excellent show can't wait for more...

[@Tony12020]

Great episode! Fred’s encounter was terrifying.

[@fiercebone825]

Just a badass story by Fred. Should be a movie.

[@martinclayton7260]

I have never understood how you can turn up missing? You either turn up, or you are missing?

[@Gort-zs5ph]

Having Fred Rolle on made the show. Thank you for an informative report.

[@whattheflock8923]

Really glad to see you had Fred Roehl on this one. Now you have my attention!

[@jeremycasper8686]

Fred is my go to source for all things Sasquatch in Alaska for sure.

[@CelticWa4rior]

It is not cannnabilism when they eat humans, we are not the same species.

[@jeremycasper8686]

We are close. So much so that they can breed with humans (many stories), and the reason why hunters can’t shoot them when they get the chance is because their faces look so human, they just can’t do it.

[@IrlBandit]

Wow, amazing - first encounter with Small Town Monsters, came here thanks to Sasquatch Chronicles - bloody great lads - All the best from Ireland

[@steven5123martin]

Way to go Sarah!!! Congratulations!!!! I know your guide is stoked!!😉😉. I bet you are as excited as Sarah is😊.

[@tammybonogofsky]

wow makes me want to see Alaska and Bigfoot even more. I also watch Freds shows and look forward to watching the new ones. I live in Montana, and we have our own Bigfoot. I would love see one and cross it off my bucket list . Awesome job. STM Tammy from Billings MT

[@ginamaria2579]

As scary as it was, excellent video ☺️👍

[@SharonDease-s6t]

I dont agree with the man who said all sasquatch are killers. I ve heard stories where a bigfoot has saved peoples lives including kids. Not all sasquatch are aggressive or killers.

[@2007zodiac]

Freds story is scary as f-ck!!!! Imagine experiencing that!!!..

[@nelsonthegentleman2756]

It was very interesting to see them interview the one woman in Alaska

[@authormaryanngestwicki]

Incredible documentary. Denali is a strange place to be missing.

[@Callmedaddy1]

Kick Sasquatch in his balls and run!

[@discojelly]

We've heard the "baby Cry" here at Pat Mayes Lake in east Texas one night on one of our expeditions. That there is a big ol NOPE from us to follow to see what's making it.

[@roberts4411]

Hoping you get this. We are very close to moving to Lindale. I’m an amateur researcher and life long believer and I was excited to learn East Texas has its good share of schools sightings. If you have a group I’d love to hear scout it and possibly get involved

[@lorraineorlando7424]

Great documentary! I am a “dyed-in-the-wool” believer. Have been for years, although no personal interactions. My naïveté allows me to imagine that we share a kinship of sorts and recognize each other as sentient beings and therefore not a threat to each other. Not gonna lie, I have no desire to encounter one, but wouldn’t it be fabulous to share some extra PB&J sandwich’s that you packed for your hike……just in case you find yourself with some unexpected guests for dinner!❤ Probably, for the most part, they are simply curious creatures that wish to be left alone.