More ... Chasing Thru Hikers 2016

[@deathcar]

Another great video Stickman, looks like a good bunch for the class of 2016!

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

Thanks Gary.

[@Sakrysta]

These videos are great - thank you for all your work!

[@jesseh3722]

Listening to these folks makes me want to get out there even more.

[@ronhowell4886]

great job Stickman!

[@antoniabaker7770]

Hey Stickman. love your clips and peoples names and reasons for doing the trail. Im training hard to do my thru hike in 2018 so if you run into.a mad blonde aussie thats me. keep up the great work.

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Regards.

[@Hiker63]

I agree with Hiker78. Well done. There are several others who are doing interviews but your format works very well.

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

Thanks for the feed back! I'm aware of the "Hiker Trash Video" series. And whoinsamhill (channel) is a master at interviews and is my all time favorite. Who else is doing trail-side interviews? Regards, Stickman.

[@Hiker63]

+StickmanWilmingtonNC The channels you named, the Flip Flop Flippin series and there was a young guy (can't remember the channel at the moment) who did interviews. He was very artistic in his approach.

[@jeffcranford1065]

My Wife and I ran into White Cap on the trail this summer. Out on a section hike in Southern VA.

[@antiNuetron]

I live in Maine and I've hiked up katahdin 3 times. I've been at the top when people finished the whole trail. I always wondered why people did it and how they found the time. Now I know.

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

I’m amazed at how I can ask the same questions … and receive vastly different responses … yet all are from the soul and most sincere! Thanks for the comments Len.

[@MatthewRichards1337]

Man, I miss all these people

[@TheGeoJG]

When I started in mid March there was a French mother & son team. He had a mop of curly hair and was carrying a trumpet. I've wondered how they done so far.

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

I wish I had an update for you - but I have not heard of them nor have I crossed paths with them on my section hikes. Thanks for watching. Regards, Stickman.

[@donaldfuller5041]

It's funny talking to people from Japan that they had the cahoonies to poke the bear back in the 40's.

[@momason74]

Trail folk are the best, so interesting and genuine.

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

I'm glad you enjoyed the VLog! Thanks for watching.

[@imbradandyouarenot]

This video inspired me. I just quit my job.

[@marshalljimduncan]

The Salt has inspired me as well...

[@bkbland1626]

Excellent. Jobs suck anyway. Groove on!

[@zara8359]

Great video. FYI, you only develop immunity to the particular strain of the Norovirus that you contracted. But because immunity is not long term and there are hundreds of strains, with new ones developing every 2 years or so, a person can get Noro over and over again. But all hikers on the AT most likely get the same strain, so at least Eagle is covered for the hiking season.

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

Thanks for watching!

[@marshalljimduncan]

Have you ever ran into "The great salt" on your endeavors?

[@unitedstatesdale]

Socks and South Texas...You out there ? Oldfart here...AKA jc

[@xx5386]

Very intresting watching these videos of people hiking. I hope i will do it in 2017. To the girl Luna , i live in Santa Barbara CA too but looking take this trail next year. I hope i can talk to you. Thanks.

[@meast21]

I've been told I look majestic, lmao

[@edgraffius2819]

How far did Maisy and her Mother make it .She was carrying a little fox with a tie-dye bandana on her hiking stick.

[@toughgirlchallenges]

Take a listen to Jessica Mills as she shares her experience of her Appalachian Thru-hike! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4aYXomVdptpfZY

[@friarrodneyburnap4336]

what's the differents from a Homeless person and a thru hiker with only a tent . . .

[@mr.wizard2974]

I believe some of those people own businesses or have deep pockets but they are not going to admit it because it would draw too much attention!

[@darkstar3540]

You cant really fuck up on morrell mushrooms.. They look very distinctive.

[@marshalljimduncan]

Right

[@iainsanders4775]

He never asks them why they just follow a trail, like sheep - why they don't make their own way across some wilderness. With GPS now, it's never been easier or more feasible. Even as 'safe'. Maybe Americans like playing Follow my Leader. I get that impression.

[@BVDTheBigVOLdaddy]

its amazing to me how many people that actually hike the AT, mispronounce it...it's "appa LATCH ian" not LAYSH.....DAMMIT...lol

[@StickmanWilmingtonNC]

I read somewhere that it’s pronounced “LATCH ian” in the southern regions but swings to “LAYSH ian” up north somewhere. lol.

[@DougRousse]

BVD

[@DougRousse]

BVD I

[@DougRousse]

BVD

[@harrykuheim6107]

Yeah, great idea!... Quit your Job and hike all season then Vote for Bernie... and he'll make everyone else to pay your Bills and forgive your Student Loan Debt when you come back Broke...