Missing / Dead Person Search In The Deep Forest

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[@stevengegar9709]

I PRAY YOU MAKE THE BEST OF THIS ENDEAVOR AND COME OUT SMELLING LIKE THE FOREST , BUT PLEASE TOUCH NOTHING MARK THE SIGHT AND CALL THE NKVD/FSB

[@uncleheavy6819]

First rule of being on a search party....don't become a casualty yourself.

[@ANukeWithLegs]

I have some experience with Search and Rescue. My one and only time. Sadly all we found was a Meatless Human Backbone and some torn clothes. We were asked to help searching a missing Hiker in the Tatra Mountains in Slovakia. It was suspected that the guy got lost off the trial and could have fallen somewhere due to tricky terrain. Man ended up meeting a bear at some point and became his first meal since the end of Winter. This happened in spring around early April. What is horrible is that the man was only lost for 3 days, meaning the bear met him very early on to leave only his spine of him. Members of the search party found his Rucksack and some personal items about 300m from the bones confirming his identity. People dont realize that the Woods are just as dangerous as they were 500 years ago.

[@kissthesky40]

“The search ends here.” smart man. 🐻

[@aaronfavre6863]

You did more than alot of people would. You have a family ❤

[@HEATRACER24]

If anything comes with this missing woman please let us know in a future video please.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I will update you guys of course!

[@whiteboi1856]

Be safe out there brother

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you!

[@timothywilson1493]

I like your New Moto Lars…👍 This American would Love to visit RUSSIA…Thanks for showing Russia to The Whole World…👍👍

[@kriztov265]

No sign of someone passing by that way would lead you you to think it wasnt the direction she moved in or she came to grief much earlier in the expected trail. Unless she was delirious she would have stayed on a trail. Respect for going that far Lars especially on your own.

[@SurvivalRussia]

That is why we search. We have to rule out the different directions.

[@piergaay]

Intense. Stay safe Lars, do not also become missing. That woman had gone through quite someting; moist hot climate, swamp, mosquitos, wild animals and that gigantic bear!

[@jonnycoathanger8399]

Good luck brother. I live in an area where 'city folks' get themselves lost all the time. Be safe! Be Vigilant. i hope all turns out well.

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

100% agree your life before her body. Then they would be doing a double recovery. Turn around and go home to your family

[@jenunmaskedca]

Thorny plant in the woods - Devils Claw/club perhaps???

[@Hjerte_Verke]

Get a mosquito headnet for your own sanity, Lars. I promise I won't make fun of you if you wear it.

[@johncashwell1024]

Yeah, Lars, I was totally surprised by how much a skeeter (mozzie, mosquito, etc.) head net helped my sanity. The difference between with and without was dramatic. I have two types. One I wear with a boonie hat and the other has a ring that keeps the net away from the head in a manner similar to the boonie hat. With a quality net, the heat from body and breath escapes easily.

[@Michael-po3ne]

I will😊😊😊😊

[@didymussumydid9726]

I concur, they are very useful

[@Hjerte_Verke]

@@johncashwell1024 Ah yes, the headnet with the rings around it, I have seen it. Mosquito-proof clothing looks mandatory too, did you see the horde of blood suckers on his legs?

[@Lindisfarne666]

he's said in the past he doesnt like them

[@youtubeaccount931]

At least you were there to help look for that poor woman. Take care everyone

[@JH_1095]

I was going to send a search party for you Lars ...Been awhile since your last post. Glad to see you!

[@LovedMyLoyalLongDog]

You may get to do it anyway...jesayin.

[@peterlehmannl5972]

Right at the end,that’s true survival. Know when you’re getting into a bad situation and get out before you put yourself into a survival situation.

[@garrymcgaw4745]

Shame about the missing lady Lars, at least you gave it a shot. Stay safe mate.

[@copperkeeper7392]

Thats the 6th sense kicking in Lars. Good call.

[@NCrdwlf]

Yep. Always listen to that .

[@segaprophet]

I hope the situation gets resolved somehow!

[@SurvivalRussia]

I will update you guys of course!

[@junkmail4613]

@@SurvivalRussia I might guess Lars, the way you've documented this search of yours, might actually be a comfort to the relatives of the woman, maybe offer some closure about her passing, that she must have had some serious commitment to being where she was, that something that extensive, doesn't usually happen without purpose and intent. If she was not just helplessly deranged or confused before starting or seriously injured, she might have been seriously intent on the apparent outcome. What on earth was she doing out there? In the woods, life is apparently quite serious.

[@willblack5419]

Shame about the missing person. Stay safe Lars!

[@thelastengineer2315]

Thee green blades of grass lying flat in those bear prints would suggest that the could be only a few hours old any longer and those blades of green grass would have been standing back upright

[@SurvivalRussia]

Very fresh tracks for sure.

[@tjenahoj]

Prayers and blessings to the missing woman, relatives and loved ones and all the people searching. It makes me very sad, one of my biggest fears is finding a dead person or dead runaway dog or cat in the woods. (It is not uncommon here to see posters of missing dogs and cats or walk into searchparties of missing people). Even dead small animals I find makes me sad.:(

[@BFTEgodswarrio5939]

Also wild boars will eat a human body and you will never find anything left of a body. And they don't cashe food

[@jalexwheeler7751]

They won't eat everything, they can't quite crack the hip bone and upper femur. But they will generally trample those into the ground, and it's not much left to find.

[@ohmyshou1der]

@@jalexwheeler7751 Bones are less formidable as you age, especially women.

[@ducatist4s45]

Don't have to be wild boars. Domestic pigs will eat you if they have an opportunity or get hungry 😂

[@kiwifarmer8828]

Don't fool yourself I have seen pigs eat every bone from a dead cow. I am pretty sure the bones of a 600 kg cow are far stronger than human bones

[@LaughingMan44]

y'all speaking from experience?

[@martinv.5621]

The plant is called Riesen-Bärenklau in german, in english Giant Hogweed, and it is truly not to be underestimated. If it comes into contact with the skin and sunlight reaches the affected area, it can cause burn-like blisters. Even after healing, the skin often remains sensitive to the sun. It can also pose a danger to dogs and other animals. However, goats can eat it without any problems.😂

[@NCrdwlf]

I wish I could loan you my cadaver dog, he’s very good . Would be a long trip for us ! Prayers for her family . Stay safe out there !

[@berniecoles2337]

Lars get yourself an XR 400 mate. I’ve owned mine for 27yrs and it still kicks arse and is more reliable than a wood burning stove. I’ve raced it, worked it as a guide bike and done search missions here in Wales for decades, it’s never let me down. Apart from general servicing I’ve only had to change a couple of camchains which take a couple of hours to do. Cheap too as I use ZXR400 camchains and cut them to length.😊

[@Jim1alaska]

Interesting search Lars. I'm most comfortable in bear country with my Winchester model 12 loaded with slugs and buck. 2nd choice is the Desert Eagle .41 mag.It's heavy enough, even after I emptied the magazine, that when I toss it I'll be able to run a heck of a lot faster! 🙂

[@SurvivalRussia]

I could have brought a Saiga 12K or a rifle. Too much weight for that trip.

[@1924ab]

I don’t blame you a bit, that bear could pop up anywhere in that thick brush.

[@MichaelR58]

Lars , nice to visit again, always a pleasure, thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !

[@TheRisenPeopleEire]

Good luck mate I hope you find and bring her home stay safe love from Ireland!

[@miniwetwegrow8564]

Greetings from Poland, Michael ( Polaki) 😊

[@anthonydefreitas6006]

Shimano

[@ChrisWilliam08]

Glad to see you back, stay safe brother. Your safety is most important when out in the bush.

[@johndemeen5575]

That dirt bike, sure beats walking. From,St.Paul,Minnesota.

[@willywantoknow2563]

Best regards to family and you in this event.

[@thomaswaldorf9141]

Glad you decided to turn back. There is so much cover there you don't know where that bear is . Could be close and waiting for you to make mistake and leave your self with blind side. Glad to see new video please stay safe .

[@dirtbiketrailrides]

The air intake filter drain hole is very small! My honda air intake has a thick grease coated sponge shaped like a cup and is glued-sealed to the box which helps prevent dirt & water getting in. Never had water trouble yet. Nice of you to volunteer searching, especially alone. Good spotting on the bear tracks.

[@Snowwarrior]

@7:27 use duck tape to fill any lower cracks. Used to do that for racing

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

Missing persons searches happen quite often in the Superstition Mountain area of Arizona, USA. People mostly looking to find old gold mines. They go when it is way too hot to be out and about and get lost then dehydration sets in then you die .

[@cbinett]

The plant's name is Heracleum mantegazzianum - quite toxic for the skin.

[@cbinett]

English name is giant hogweed (Berce du caucase in french)

[@tjenahoj]

Oh I know that one here it was funnily named Giant Bear Loka, but they changed it to Giant Loka, to not offend the bears. Burns the skin in combination with uv rays (sunlight) iirc.

[@KaerRid]

@@tjenahoj it's fucking Borschevik Sosnovskogo. Horrible plant.

[@runeborgbjerg]

thanks for taking us along for the expedition :)

[@leenvisser4649]

I'm sorry you couldn't find the woman. This was an interesting area to explore though! Maybe a good place to come back with the old military maps for more videos. 🙂

[@aizhongwen]

Lars, thanks for sharing your search for lady who has been missing since two weeks. God bless and keep you. Update the follow-up of poor lady's fate.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Lars . 🐺Loupis Canis .

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you too!

[@dreamok732]

Giant Hogweed. Its very much one of the unwanted invasive plants here in the uk, along with Japanese Knotweed and Himalayan Balsam.

[@kevinscudamore2711]

Needle in a haystack 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

[@johnnorth9355]

Never let someone elses problem become the reason you end up in unacceptable danger. Real heroes do what they can and survive to tell the tale . The dead tell no tales.

[@SteveAumann]

Thanks!

[@curly__3]

Interesting vid! Thanks, Lars.

[@snoosebaum995]

love to Russia from a cdn

[@jollyroger4494]

Bärenklaue. Genau wie bei uns. Support ist kein Mord. Grüße aus dem Saarland.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

7:06 That is a pity. Is that the stock air intake--air cleaner assembly? Many trail bikes have, for lack of a better word, a "snorkel" that rises out of a sealed air cleaner chamber so you don't suck up water. Old Honda XLs have the snorkel right under the seat but basically at the seating height.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Yeah it the stock intake. I will modify it a bit.

[@dweamy1]

A heat detecting drone would have been helpful, particularly in the early days of her going missing. I hope she is ok, but..............

[@UrsusPolaris01]

If she is there I guess the bear knows where body is. Tak for denne gang, Lars.

[@ogladaczjutjuba3745]

Спасибо огромное за ответ на мое желание посетить и показать нам всем бывшую деревню Поляки. Thank you very much for responding to my wish to visit and show us all the former village Polyaki! It is quite astonishing to see it on video and not only on online maps! The clearing is huge! I wonder why it haven't grown over already. It is known that vegetation runs slower in the North but it is not so far north... It almost looks like someone still tills the field, or harvests hay at least. BTW. I am very curious about the small anti-bear tool you mentioned you carried in the chest pouch. I know only long tools are allowed in Russia to be kept at home and carried around. You've shown us a folding one before, but it is still too big. I can't imagine what it could have been...

[@SurvivalRussia]

Yes the field is very big indeed.

[@leonardopoli319]

Hello, happy Sunday 👍👋👋

[@SurvivalRussia]

Hello Leo :)

[@joeylandry4933]

Just stopped by to check on the channel, hope you are doing well and looking forward to hearing from you soon.

[@SurvivalRussia]

All fine thank you :) Just being busy.

[@SteveAumann]

I always enjoy your videos Lars.👍👍

[@d.pierce.6820]

The bears are a danger, but those mosquitoes are a much larger problem-imagine being out there with no bug spray at all

[@jalleman61]

Good time to be out as the trees are in full leaf which might make it harder to find that woman.Hopefully a campout soon with friends and family. 😊

[@johncashwell1024]

Yeah, Lars you definitely ended that search at the right point. By one's self, with clear evidence of freshly made bear prints and no real way to defend yourself, you would just be putting yourself in danger of encountering ole griz (all bears are grizzlies when you are by yourself in the woods). Seriously, bears, whether black or brown can be very dangerous to a single person in the woods. Even when heavily armed and armoured the danger is still high. Bears are slow and make a lot of noise, except that when they want to, they can be very quiet and very fast. You have to be on your guard with your head on a swivel to keep alert at all times. I keep a Springfield Armory XDM 4.5 10mm with 5.28" threaded barrel on me and a 458socom AR with a blast can (my theory is that it maximizes the sound heard by the bear and is more likely to scare it off, if I miss). And of course, the ubiquitous very large can of pepper spray is also at hand. Each has a purpose and each requires training to be used to its best effectiveness.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Here we only have brown bear.

[@johncashwell1024]

@SurvivalRussia I see! They are in the Russian Far East, but I wasn't sure how far north they ranged. Or, how far south you are, in your area of Siberia. We did see them in the wild in Afghanistan, but that is far south of you.

[@eltenda]

Great adventure !

[@King_Nero_1]

That was a large print you found and after two weeks she's food now.

[@davidthomas9267]

From the size of that paw print I don't think I would want it to find me!!

[@SurvivalRussia]

No!

[@WolfsongSA]

I missed you guys

[@rebelarcher5450]

I'd build a light plastic splashguard with holes cut in along the top line of it so nothing can splash into the airbox coming up from the back wheel . Or a small plastic piece attached to the bolt on side plate to help divert water from getting up near the airbox opening , some stick on foam onto the back of the side plate might do it .

[@republicjim120]

As a 12-year member of our local SAR team, I know how daunting it can be trying to find the proverbial needle in a haystack. It's always most important to consider your own safety, especially when you probably are not searching for a living person at that point. Also, we never operate individually. Teams of two or more are far better both for safety and for more thorough coverage of the search area. Thanks for your willingness to get involved and help out!

[@ivanadams3809]

Awesome 👍

[@russian-farmerr]

привет мой друг ЛАРС ты снова в путешествии по тайге. очень много животных летает.

[@wazza33racer]

Vitamin D, best thing ever to stay health, almost everyone is not getting enough.

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

That sucks, something that happens a lot here in the US all across the globe.

[@DinoNucci]

RoaR 😮😮😮

[@ivanovitchivanovsky8255]

Missing for 2 weeks in bear county... yikes...

[@leifandersson8754]

That’s a good thing with Denmark. Difficult to get lost and not be found.

[@Breakfast_of_Champions]

I think a drone would have been the way, but you'd need a pretty good one to cover these distances. A body will see the wild boars and bears racing for it.

[@SurvivalRussia]

The day before, the police used a drone, but the leaves on the trees reduces visibility to almost zero. It's better to look for foot prints.

[@republicjim120]

Drones can be great in the right conditions, but can also be completely useless in dense forest. In that area dog teams would be the best option.

[@ItsTristan1st]

No sign of her footprints implies she turned off the path earlier anyway.

[@dougsmonsters4866]

Footprints/tracks would be long gone after 2 weeks.

[@ZergIsUnderpowered]

Have you ever tried the fake dragonflys on wire attached to your hat? To keep the buys away

[@eriktorp-olsen1706]

Peas and pork . . . we have the same here in Norway: "Erter kjøtt og flesk". Yellow peas, salted meat and pork,-my favourite canned food.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Ærter, kød og flæsk)))

[@splittertarn2]

Interesting video! Hopefully her remains will be discovered soon. I like your jacket, SSO one?

[@SurvivalRussia]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Sn0w1981]

Did you even use the bug spray?!

[@TheGoodguy68]

I had to subscribe again.

[@alankoester3344]

Very difficult search in that area. It's the proverbial looking forward needle in a haystack. Without really good information to narrow down the search area it becomes almost impossible.

[@SurvivalRussia]

At least we now know that she have not been on that old village road. I would have seen her foot prints for sure.

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

😢

[@SkogKniv]

All that bear activity, and a women likely disorientated. I'm afraid we all know the conclusion.

[@maudiefricker]

That bad plant is called Giant Hogweed or Cow Parsley in English. It’s toxic and leaves a nasty rash.

[@Desert10075]

Be safe and b mosquito free , take vitamin b complex, the mosquitos don't like the way it makes human skin smell.

[@henrymoreland8719]

French excused, you have a family to consider, you did your part, unfortunate for the woman, maybe she made it to the railway. Good luck.

[@andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175]

Even the bears ran from the mosquitos! If you all want some nightmare fuel, look up Russian mosquito tornado……

[@VirtkorFedorowicz]

Still curious what remote punching tool you had carried in your chest pouch... AFAIK in Russia only long tools are allowed for forest crafts - or "rubber ducks". Probably you could show it, as you had shown before your other tools, one named after a quadruped and another two (your and your wife's) named after the guy who invented them. Or is it a super-secret thingy for the chosen ones from three-letter-whatnot communities? Just kidding. I am worried that what you'd carried might eventually scare the brown one in a pinch but won't do much more...

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

Fair play to you Lars you did your part but finding fresh bear prints makes it a dangerous search, your on your own with a small calibre pistol, sod that, leave the bear too its meal.

[@sebastianwurtz5294]

Et kraftigt skydevåben ville være godt at have med på sådan en tur, med alle de bjørne der render rundt, Lars...

[@normanpaterson]

I used to hike in Canada (similar) those mosquitoes can eat you alive! Good thing to yell out every 500ft to keep bears away, they'll move if they hear you, I'm sure you know that

[@bottomrung5777]

A Maneater might not act that way.

[@elberttanner6189]

Modify the air intake with a drain and a snorkel to prevent water intrusion.

[@barrycole]

The insects would have driven her crazy and then carried her remains away, after the bears had their supper. Ending the search was an obvious conclusion, at that time. The distance of 10 km would ring most communities where suiciders end up next season. We all return to dust.

[@legbreaker2762]

Sitting here watching and scratching myself because of all the mosquitos we're hearing!

[@owlrecon6263]

Hey Lars sorry if the question has been answered before but what kind of boots do you wear to keep dry in that soup

[@SurvivalRussia]

Just plain hunting rubber boots.

[@Grampagreybeard]

Scanning the sky in wooded areas for vultures gathering during daylight hours is a good method to locate a Body.

[@yureituesday]

4:04 was that burdock?

[@RadjahZigenhorn]

Hello What do you carry for protection in hravy bear country? Bearspray? Or You know what? Wish you luck in the search for her!

[@NaPrirodu]

Lars ranger. I have no freaking idea how to find a lost person in a such endless forest.

[@SurvivalRussia]

She has still not been found. Mushroom pickers or hunters will eventually find her.

[@NaPrirodu]

@@SurvivalRussia Alive?

[@SurvivalRussia]

@@NaPrirodu I mistyped. Not been found.

[@NaPrirodu]

@@SurvivalRussia Oh...

[@federicohanhausen9431]

It is very intresting for me that the authorities rely on people like you to help them search. I bet you are by far more qualified than the other search parties but in my country the authorities would look for themselves without relyng on civilians. I guess it must be part of the comunity living from rural russia maby?