My "True Sitka Alaska Halloween Story". Trapped Overnight on a Mountain. But, they didn't get us.

[@DerekParry-bo5yd]

We need this desperately this is awsome stuff hearing the history and life experiences. I miss my papa :(

[@rez4958]

Thank you for the lovely story sir

[@RBTrujillo1]

This is a good story within another story!

[@danielmiller2886]

I understand keeping things simple, but I wont go in the woods without at least 2 flashlights and spare batteries! Great story!

[@scuzzytwo7556]

Good story.

[@johnganshow5536]

Shot my largest Blacktail buck ever up behind the Ferry terminal in Sitka, around 1988...

[@vtown1364]

Great stories 👍 I'm Mexican American and my grandma always use to tell stories about the little people in the forest.

[@BDEntertainment423]

Awesome story!

[@petesashlyn]

Every time I see or hear anything about being unable to quench thirst, I get a crazy urge for a lot of water.

[@Fxtv07]

You remind me of My grandfather use to tell me story about him Long time ago when he was younger.... very interesting

[@PhilHewkin]

same thing but a mountain goat. we put the mountain goat in our packs, and put it up a tree 80 feet away. we had granola bars, i ate too many, but better than nothing. we had a trickle of a creek, and some home made juice my buddy's wife made, it was rhubarb and wild blue berry. i mixed it with the creek water, it was sure good. i was underdressed for a frosty mountain overnighter. the fire escapade was as you describe. I got a bit of hypothermia but the fire helped. Im glad I went because now im crippled up, not likely going mountain goat hunting. mtn goat meat is very good. better than mule deer i think. we had something circling camp, part of the night. no idea what.

[@Geonious]

3:23 HE GOT SHOT!

[@covertcamping2023]

Good ole deer calls. Get ya 20 lbs of meat per deer.